this facebook sent us an email on april 5 deeming us as unsafe to the community.put that out on april which was that friday about what they had did. we was on "fox and friends" on that sunday. facebook have not contacted us. we were on "fox and friends" monday, and facebook said they are trying to determine who is the creator. they hadn't contacted us. we have 46,000 emails in our inbox. jesse: listen, if there is a battle between zuckerberg and diamond and silk, i'm taking diamond and silk every day of the week. ladies, good luck. up next, "last call." [♪] you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again jesse: time for "last call." one candidate stealing the show in the connecticut gubernatorial debate but not for the right reasons

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this facebook sent us an email on april 5 deeming us as unsafe to the community.that out on april which was that friday about what they had did. we was on "fox and friends" on that sunday. facebook have not contacted us. we were on "fox and friends" monday, and facebook said they are trying to determine who is the creator. they hadn't contacted us. we have 46,000 emails in our inbox. jesse: listen, if there is a battle between zuckerberg and diamond and silk, i'm taking diamond and silk every day of the week. ladies, good luck. up next, "last call." [♪] -here comes the rain. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her! ♪ coming, flo! why aren't we taking roads?! flo. [ horn honking ] -oh. you made it. do you have change for a dollar? -this was the emergency? [ engine revving ] yes, i was busy! -24-hour roadside assistance. from america's number-one motorcycle insurer. -you know, i think you're my best friend. you don't have to say i'm your best friend. that's okay. you don't have to s

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email us. let's hear from the president.s was done back in march talking about the idea talking about putting tariffs on chinese products any justification for doing so. there is president trump. pres. trump: with china, we would do a section 301 trade $60on, it could be about billion. but, that is just a fraction of what we are talking about. i have been speaking with the highest chinese representatives, including the president. i have asked them to reduce the trade deficit immediately by $100 billion. that is a lot. 25%,would be anywhere from depending on the way you figure, to maybe something even more than that. we have to do that. the word i want to use is reciprocal. 25% for a carge to go in, and we charge, to present for their car to come into the united states, that is not good. that is how china rebuilt. tremendous money we have paid since the founding of the world trade organization, which has been a disaster for us. it has been very unfair to us. the arbitrations are very unfair. the judging's have been very unfai

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independents --(202) 748-8002. , ouran also email us twitter feed, and c-span.org. let's hear from the president earlier back in march talking about this idea of putting tariffs on chinese products and the justification for doing so. here is president trump. [video clip] pres. trump: in particular with china, we are going to be doing a section 301 trade action. billion be about $60 but that's really a fraction of what we are talking about. i have been speaking with the highest chinese representatives, including the president, and i have asked them to reduce the trade deficit immediately by $100 billion, a lot. so that would be anywhere from 25%, depending on the way you figure, to maybe something even more than that. but we have to do that. the word i want to use is reciprocal. when they charge 25% for a car to go in and we charge 2% for their car to come into the united states, that's not good. that's how china rebuilt itself. the tremendous money we have paid since the founding of the world trade organization, which has actually been a disaster for us, it's been v

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email us at bbcbreakfast@bbc.co.uk or tweet us @bbc breakfast.n news. a man has been charged with murder after a 20 odd was stabbed shortly after a 20 odd was stabbed shortly after leaving a bar in wandsworth in the early hours of easter sunday. the victim who has not been named by police was found with a knife wound in allerton road and pronounced dead at the scene. the accused is due before wimbledon magister ‘s court. almost a million fines in two years we re almost a million fines in two years were handed to londoners caught driving in bus lanes. research from the rac showed the capital had three times as many as the next worst city manchester. london motorists faced fines as high as £160 for straying into the bus lane. eurostar launches its new london to st pancras to amsterdam service today, the first ever direct rail link between the two cities with a journey time of 3.5 hours. the first server speeds for the dutch capital at 830 this morning. for the time being passengers will have to change at brussels on the way back to london. it's the

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tell us how to get to this place help me get to this place even guys will nigeria and stars and email us and telling us how we got to uganda how do we get to this particular point if we want to visit and know about this place. since twenty fifteen. published hundreds of photos on blogs over a million online users. in the same period some two worst sites have registered an increase in domestic tourists numbers adding to the one point two million foreign tourists that visit the country. and china wants the world to know that it's making things easier for foreign investors after strong criticism for unfair conditions the people's bank of china says it will allow non chinese companies to compete in areas including financial easing and consumer finance in the coming months but some analysts think this is just words and no actions to avoid a looming trade war with the us the linking of stock exchanges in shanghai and london will allow investors in both markets to directly acquire shares in the other also foreign investors will now be allowed to take majority shareholdings in companies in the s

if there is something you want us to see, email us or hand it in writing to the clerk and members of the committee will read that as well. so at this point, i want the next speaker to come up and to welcome the interpreters in the chamber. [speaking spanish] >> i am from the board of directors of faith in action. in our federation we have 90 congregations from across the city. i'm very, very worried for what's happening. [speaking in spanish] i live in the mission and i have lived there for a long time. i heard the chief of police talk about respect. i don't think that it is respect when you unload 99 bullets on a young man. [speaking spanish] so what i'm asking today is we need a stop to this police violence, and i want to be very clear. without justice, there is no deal. [speaking spanish] we have to keep in mind that young man whose life was lost and all those whose lives were lost are equal in value in god's view of a police officer or anybody else. and it is not okay for life to be wasted in this way. [speaking spanish] >> thank you. >> is this working? >> yes, they both work. >

you know how to find us but you can mail it to us or email us. and of course we will be meeting in los angeles this month and hearing from the public as well as our board. this plan was a draft plan and the board will have a chance to weigh-in on an april meeting as well as the may adoption which will most likely be in san jose. so with that i will just open it up for questions. >> director nuru: questions, board members. director reiskin. >> not a. we just comment. first of all, thank you for coming. i think we were encouraged by the latest draft of the business plan. i think the phasing that seems to understand the importance of the northern segment, the san francisco to san jose segment of high speed rail, it's reflected in this approach which is fantastic. obviously this whole agency was put together to get rail service to the transit centre and that's why we watched to have high speed rail join the board. is we turn our focus to getting cal-train and high-speed rail here, speaking as the city's transportation director is the regional transpo

you can email us at bbcbrea kfast@bbc. co. uk or share your thoughts with other viewers on our facebookck with a summary of the news at 6:30. now it's time for the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a very exciting week, we have ready player 0ne, steven spielberg adventure, stop motion from wes anderson in isle of dogs, not that one! and journeyman, a paddy considine drama that really packs a punch. steven spielberg, what did you make of it. the setup is that real life in the future is squalid and people spend their time in second life as avatars in this great big computer game called the oasis where they can get possessions and accrue things. but if they get killed in the game they will lose everything. easter eggs in the game are hidden within it by its designer who is a benevolent figure who has now passed on. 0ur hero, his avatar, in the game, is looking for the keys that will give him the domain of the game. however ben mend

this week's email takes us to county tipperary in central ireland. and we'll also show you around a unesco world heritage site while just capital valetta. one absolute must see and freiburg is the famous minster a gothic masterpiece this cathedral was built between the thirteenth and sixteenth centuries and here's a fun fact when seeking other employment architects and laborers had to prove they worked on the cathedral a clever way was devised to do that they just have to say where to find the devil hiding on the cathedrals main entrance. and if you'd like to hobnob with the local crowd you should pop by the market on the cathedral square here you'll find stand selling products from all around the region and that includes france. and. notice. that. the show. down here in germany south spring always brings a little earlier than elsewhere in the country and that's not only great for visitors but also farmers who find ideal conditions for growing all sorts of crops here the mild climate for example favors cultivate the. of asparagus things and all delic

just email us. [ laughter ] so we got a lot of submissions and we narrowed it down -- no one really knewilies thought it could have been them. and we surprised the families last night in northeast philadelphia. we just -- as like facebook live streaming as we were just pulling up after the show -- wasn't on the show. and it was awesome. it was so much fun. what a beautiful -- >> tariq: beautiful family. >> jimmy: cute, cute kids, oh, my gosh. >> tariq: yeah. >> jimmy: and everyone was so great -- and i said send me a a recipe of what you would feed me if you had me for dinner. like i'll -- i'll try to be -- i'll make conversation -- >> tariq: you -- you was scared a little bit, right? >> jimmy: dude, i was definitely scared. [ laughter ] on the menu was -- and i told you when we were in the car right when we were getting there, i said, "he's gonna serve salmon cheesesteak." >> tariq: right. >> jimmy: i got to say, it was fantastic. >> tariq: it was amazing. >> jimmy: dude, right? it really was delicious. quest, have you ever had salmon cheesesteak? >> questlove: no, i want to try this --

to investigators from an email account they believed was being used for drug trafficking. the storedrgued that communications act does not apply in this case because the emails of interest are stored outside of the united states. the oral argument from february is one hour. it actually requires a search. the disclosure here is a substitute for the government searching. the government to have a warrant and search for these materials, or in the alternative to ask the source to do its own search and then turn the materials over. you describe it as if it is only a disclosure that it is only a search. it is a hybrid instrument that has two functions. it requires a provider to make disclose your information. that is a function that is classically performed by a -- itna or government does not require the microsoft put hands on keyboards. justice sotomayor: it does. not, because the statute says the government can get a warrant requiring disclosure. the act that occurs in the case is an act on the provider. the distinction between a search and subpoena is that in a search the gover

ainsley: brian loves that topic and no one ever emails us.ws. steve: they brought back roseanne and it's a big hit. brian: true no one emails us? ainsley: you keep asking that question. brian: jillian good question? jillian: home improvement? right? taylor. is it still running? whatever. bring it back again. brian: show zenith when it ended on top. mash. you bring back mash and put them in iraq. forget korea. steve: you would have to have all new characters. brian: i will get characters, camouflage. jillian: bring on this. brian: beretta crime fighter parrot. steve: make a difference. jillian: i think we have to go on with some news. brian, is that okay? ainsley: real news. jillian: free to emile brian. class is cancelled for a second day in oklahoma and kentucky as teachers continue to strike. ♪ we're not going to take it ♪ no we're not going to take it ♪ we're not going to take it. jillian: tens of thousands of teachers higher wages and better classroom conditions. demonstrations come on the heels of similar walkouts in west virginia and ar

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to make it very clear to the school board how you all are feeling and i also recommend that you email us, like the commissioner said, and you call us and let you know how -- and let us know how you are feeling. that we havee kids heard from earlier and listening to for weeks, speak about how you feel because that is what we need to know so we can help get things done for you. because it is all about you. you are our future. our leaders. and the stress i feel you are under right now is a lot to handle. know that you're not alone. the people appear are listening. [applause] -- the people who are up here are listening. rep. deutch: -- have a question but i would like to start out with a possible answer. it is hard to find the good ideas of what the students want. it is not you guys. we have schools where they are and we have students with great ideas and teachers with great ideas. i am sure that if you go to the schools, we have places where you can just ask the students -- what do they want? as for my actual question, i am a student. i also go to gas stations. and i am all over the place a

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order, according to the sources that i spoke with in the early fades of the hillary clinton use of a private emailsk in march of 2015, after the "new york times" first broke the story that she was using a private email for government business. shortly after that story came out, fbi agents, with the washington, d.c. field office, opened an investigation into hillary clinton and began to look into all aspects of that. steve: that's right. mr. mccabe, however, when they first started looking into it, the d.c. field office, he was overseas. and that's when he started making some calls and told them supposedly, to stand down. a former fbi agent who sara carter has spoken to says he now faces potential criminal charges because that could be on destruction of justice. pete: of course. if there is electronic communication. probably email and a lot of that has had to be turned over through the process of the oig. this comes after the wife received all that money from the clinton connected folks. doesn't mean that's why it happened but doesn't look good. steve: look as little partisan. pete: ear the leaking

imagine if you said only certain people could use the internet or email because terrorists would useaybe they do use it to communicate, but it does not mean a male is not a net -- it does not mean email is not a huge benefit. david: there you have it, bitcoin jesus himself. [laughter] roger: i have never met -- jesus,i have never met but i that one day we will meet our creator. [laughter] one down, one more to go. zuckerberg's first session in congress. what came of the five-hour meeting. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ let's get more now on one of the day's top stories. facebook's mark zuckerberg making his first visit to capitol hill. talking about this five-hour marathon and grilling he took. key takeaways for you? basically he went out and earned his lights. he put on a suit, sat in front of 45 senators and offered the right answers. we got a photograph of his notes. it was a solid delivery. we certainly saw the response and facebook shares, which rose on his testimony. he is stilloned, smack in the middle of a two-day testimony. he has another day to go, but so far it looks like he has d

email. most studies also tell us that these people are not good at email. they tweet, they snapchat. nswer your email. that's your number one priority. ainsley: larry, you say you are owed a paycheck in exchange for your effort and nothing more. >> nothing more. what a surprise. no business can make sure that no one is ever going to hurt your feelings. there aren't any safe spaces at manufacturing plant or wherever it is that you work. you are going to have to toughen up. you are owed your paycheck. that's your right. you do not have a right to get your feelings hurt. brian: larry, the other thing is you are not going to walk in and become the ceo. understand, work their way up the ladder. a lot of them don't have the patience for that. >> exactly right. what we need to fix all of this. it doesn't have to be this way. we need strong leadership in the home. we need strong leadership in businesses right now who maybe for the first time to these graduates will say no. you don't get your way. brian: and if someone is like larry winget in this direction, they are going to rocket up the lad

different actions you decided to take with regards to the investigation of hillary clinton's email servers, her usee email server, and whether or not classified information had been shared illegally, and in any way, security been compromised. the first thing you did was hold a... a-- what do you call it, a press conference. but did you take questions? >> no. >> stephen: so you went out and made an announcement yourself as the head of the f.b.i. saying you had done an investigation and you found no grounds to prosecute hillary clinton but that she had been extremely reckless-- >> careless. >> stephen: extremely careless. why did you do that? and why didn't you tell loretta lynch and the justice department you were going to do that? because no f.b.i. director had ever done that before. >> right, right. because it was the least-worst way to close the investigation and maintain public confidence that it was done in a competent, honest, and independent way. >> stephen: what do you mean "least worst?" >> well, there were a number of different ways to approach the end of that. the normal thing would have

pete: have her email us at tsk friends@foxnews.com. that i have been reporting all week long. pete: professional great transition. historic moment on the korean peninsula. marking a new ear wrath peace vowing to end the korean war. abby: monumental moment coming. griff: what comes next, jillian. >> griff has never looked lovier. thought i would say that from the top. just hours after kim jong un became the first north korean leader to walk across the border into the south, a hugely symbolic gesture. president trump weighed in with his reaction. >> a lot of good things are happening with respect to north korea. president obama told me when i had the one meeting with him. he said that's your biggest problem. that's going to be the most difficult thing you have. over the last 25 years this should have been handled a long time ago. not now. this should not have been left for me to handle. >> president trump repeatedly returned to one central theme during his comments which came at a joint press conference with german chancellor merkel. thi

of email us at facebook or tweet us. >>> loretta lynch gets grilled over her handling of hillary clinton'st an investigation. what did you mean when you said let's call it a matter, not an investigation? steve: you will want to hear her answer. michelle malkin has a reaction next. is sarah palin interested in another run for the white house. what she just revealed on this monday, "fox & friends." we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. full-bodied. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... ...plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. ♪ >> the clinton campaign at the time was using all kind of euphemism, security review, matters, things like that for what was going on. we were getting to a

but, she told us, she never sent any emails to angela.fact, michelle says she didn't even know her. >> i've never heard of her, i've never communicated with her. >> reporter: couldn't say where she lived or pick her out of a lineup. >> exactly. i mean, i'm assuming she lives in the condo with him. but aside from that, that's the extent of what i know about her. i don't know what her job is. i don't know where she works. i know nothing about her background. >> reporter: or so she said. poli thoughttherwise >> there was very compelling evidence. >> reporter: sgt daron wyatt is the public information officer for the anaheim police department. >> reporter: there was some very vivid religious, ferocious imagery that was clearly written by michelle to her ex that seems to be the same kind of emails that are coming to angela. did that drive some of your theory about the case? >> i can't talk about specifics, but there was clear and convincing evidence to believe that michelle hadley was the person who was sending the emails. >> reporter: a judge

by default people would be searchable using their email , andss or phone number using that informationpe public profile data, just download all the information of people they put on their facebook profiles. haidi: that doesn't even sound pleasant, does it? has there been any meaningful impact or result when it comes to add revenue or advertisers losing interest. we will find out when we see facebook's earnings in late april, but for now mark zuckerberg said there is no meaningful impact from the campaign or the pullback from advertisers. remember that facebook and google have a duopoly in mobile advertising and are gaining all the growth in that market right now. it is unlikely that even if advertisers are upset, they will it, butess cycle out of they will still have to end up spending on facebook. thank you. you can turn to your bloomberg for more on this and other top stories. liv . apple is working on bringing touchless control of curved screens to the iphone. i reporter joins us now from san francisco. curved screens, it sounds like they are playing catch-up. that's right. thes

ainsley: email us and tell us what you have to say. isis striking in the heart of afghanistan.ror group claiming responsibility for a double suicide bombing in kabul killing at least 25 people. including 8 journalists. police say the first suicide bomber was on a motorbike. the second pretending to be a reporter among other journalists who rushed to the scene of the first attack. the man accused of murdering a sheriff's deputy and leading police on a four day manhunt will face a judge today. police using the fallen deputy's handcuffs to arrest john williams in maine. accuse of shooting and killing eugene kohl. the 13 year department veteran will be laid to rest next week. he leaves behind a wife, four children, four grown children. we have lift off. jeff bezos private space company blue origin launching a passenger spaceship on its highest flight yet. >> commands engine start, 2, 1. ainsley: new shepard reaching over 350,000 feet during first unmanned space flight. pilot tested flights are expected to start later this year. the goal is to carry up to six space tourists up in to

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