erik: do you think they are considering that?l issues are important for any company, any international company at this time. we do not have any such plans. erik: even if a controlling stake is sold, you would want to remain a shareholder. lars: we are the largest shareholder and i do not see a change in that. erik: what about the interest behind erickson? do you think they would support it? lars: i do not want to support about the family thinking about the issue. higher rates you can see why it might be of political sensitivity in sweden? erickson is a very important company for sweden. i think for sweden, it is important to think about how can erickson be made stronger? this is what the strategy of erickson has been over the last couple of years, to go from a flawed strategy in the past two focusing on the network business, which is now two thirds of the business and has been turned around. that focus has led to much better market position. what about the other alternative? potentially combining erickson and nokia. lars: i do no

erik karlsson has a broken thumb. how long he will be out of the line-up for the sharks.emembering kobe bryant, how the nba is going to honor the nba icon during the all-star game. system around. sports is next. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> a rough season just got tougher for the sharks. defensiveman erik karlsson is out for the rest of the season. he broke his left thumb lt night. the sharks are without evander kane, serving a three-game suspension. ♪ angry shark >> come on, smile. you are at a hockey game. third period, scoreless. not any longer. the shark

our thanks to bloombergs erik wasson from capitol hill. be bringing you special coverage of president trump's state of the union address tonight starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on bloomberg television. guy: a little late for me. i will watch the highlights in the morning. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. here is courtney donohoe. courtney: for only the second time, deaths from the grown-up virus reported outside -- from the coronavirus reported outside mainland china. the victim was a 39-year-old man. the number of confirmed cases is now over 20,000. tonight president trump pivots from impeachment to his driver reelection. he will deliver the annual state of the union address. the theme of his speech is the great american comeback. he will speak before a joint session of congress. tomorrow the senate is expected to acquit him in the impeachment trial. prosecutors say former pimco ceo douglas hodge should go to prison for his role in the college admissions scandal. they're asking for a two year sentence. he admitted to paying

arborist erik tjossem has been brought in to oversee the treacherous assignment. shop. >> we had to climb up to the top. it can definitely be dangerous. i mean, we're talking about being hundreds of feet off the ground, and we're just attached by ropes. >> with the hazardous limbs shaved off, the crew makes a pie-wedge-shaped cut into the face of the tree. >> that gives you the direction of where it's gonna fall... hopefully. >> the next step is to make a horizontal cut on the backside, but not all the way through. a piece of the middle, called the holding wood, remains intact, acting as a hinge to help guide the tree down in the desired direction. at least in a healthy tree, it works that way, but the inside of this one is full of rot. erik is not sure the holding wood will, in fact, hold, meaning the tree could fall in any direction -- on paul, the gift shop, or into the forest where it could take out some other of the park's iconic treasures. >> if we kind of misjudge exactly the way that we were cutting it, it could be catastrophic. it would be total destructi

she knew right away what erik had to do.' me that like i had to report it. and she basically gave me the ultimatum. she calls the police or i call the police. >> reporter: so he made the call. >> i was actually sitting down for easter dinner. and then the phone rings. and -- our sergeant called and he said, "i'm needing you to come in. we have -- chelsea's costume and wig." and i'm thinking, "are you sure?" "are you sure this is hers?" he texted -- texted me a photograph of it and -- you get that feeling in your heart and stomach and you're like, wow, this is -- this is what we've been lookin' for for a long time. >> reporter: the costume had been ripped at the straps and the crotch. important? maybe. they sent it to the state lab for tests. and officers picked through the discarded junk on foot, by air, all day, and into the evening. and, right away, that easter sunday, the detectives brought erik kassab to the station for a talk. >> it's -- suspicious that he just happens to find this costume. he waited a week to call us.

erik: no one can predict when a pandemic will start.ause of the complexity and inconsistency of the health system, no one can really predict how far it will spread. mark: well, certainly not, a prediction and forecast should not be part of your investment thesis, your risk mitigation strategy. if it is, you've got a problem. erik: but why, then, do so many investors spend considerable sums of money, devote time and energy and effort trying to predict the unpredictable? mark: and how they go about doing this, how they go about protecting themselves from the unpredictable, that's the problem. they go through it by diversification. it is sort of the kool-aid we're are drinking from modern finance. diversification, lowering the volatility of our portfolio will somehow protect us from these things, but it doesn't. it is just making us poor at the end of the day. it doesn't provide enough protection when we need it, so we need to invest so much in this strategy that it costs more. a risk mitigation strategy. >> shorter-term, there is going to

the reporter on that story, the erik prince case, is currently in the hands of the d.c. u.s.office, which is the office where the u.s. attorney was unceremoniously removed from her job in recent weeks and replaced with a close aide to attorney general bill barr. that's the same u.s. attorney's office where the a.g. has been meddling in cases to benefit the president. it's been almost a year since the erik prince case was referred by congress to the justice department. we haven't really heard beep about the investigation since. so why are we just hearing about it now? again, no indictment has been made public, but somebody is letting "the wall street journal" know that the criminal case against erik prince is alive and well, and there could be charges. same thing with the investigation related to the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani. since friday night we've had a pair of reports from "the washington post" and cnn about how federal prosecutors are currently still working on and advancing their criminal investigation into rudy giuliani related to his two associates, lev parnas

jonas hoffman opened the scoring for gladbach in the 22nd minute but erik tony bagged the equaliser for dusseldorf 7 minutes later god both looked serious in the 2nd half the floor still making it to one and then captain shingled increased their lead in the 77th minute before throwing a new house hit the target to complete the ground for a side bursting with confidence. earlier on saturday hurt a bear lane kept off it to mulcher as week with a win over last place potter born it was just days ago head coach you're going klinsmann unexpectedly quit the club over differences with management but the victory should go a long way to cleansing the palettes of fans and supporters desperate for a change in fortunes. just a week ago heritage system alexander nori couldn't have expected to make his return to head coaching but then yogen plans mum shock the club by resigning nor his side looked determined to shake off the negative headlines in their relegation battle with powder book. with just 10 minutes played santiago out to sea bar across from deep and belgian bomber dead big boy rose above the

i thought i've got to get erik at yankee because it's 10 child fukushima. well or. we would like to believe it's your choice because you've. done everything that i know to do and have left my body. in the way just say no. we will definitely be doing it together again. name in a women a women. after me when people ask me how many times have been arrested and i say not. the afternoon. today entergy sued the state of vermont in u.s. district court. lawsuit claims that vermont should have no role in approving vermont yankee spew church after 2012 in the state of vermont i don't think it's too much to say that this is this is an anti-democratic situation you've got a large. wealthy out of state corporation trying to have its way and override the legitimate laws. of a sovereign state and it's a it's a power struggle unfortunately for not being its size it's a david versus goliath power struggle but. when we've got a lot of energy to fight. it's the 1st day of the trial corporation versus the state of vermont and there are many of us who want to support the state of vermon

for him to do that was a wreckless total disregard and maliciousness as it relates to the life of erik reason and he should be prosecuted for it. >> in november, reason had a gun in his hand during a confrontation with an off-duty richmond officer in vallejo when he was shot from behind. so far, the d.a has not charged officers in either case. >>> and some students at berkeley high plan to walk out of class to protest what they say is a failure by the school's administration to properly address call the accusations. recently graf fitty was found on a school bathroom stall door that listed the names quote boys to watch out for and labeled them as rapists. the school principal has been meeting with students who have been impacted by graffiti and a group of students wrote to the administration about what they want to receive from students affected by sexual assault. >>> and what is happening on the roads, sal? >> we still have that truck that turned out to be a truck that overturned on 680 southbound and bolinger. it's not as slow as i thought it would be. there is some slowing approachin

. >>> san jose defenseman erik karlsson suffered a broken thumb requiring season-ending surgery. in a statement today, karlsson will be well recovered in advance of training camp in september. this sharks fan doesn't look happy, all those injuries the team is suffering. martin jones lost the starting job in net, 39 shots faced, 39 saves. sharks score in the third. burns drafted by minnesota. shot off the chest of his teammate, dylan gambrell in for a goal. wild with a last-ditch effort. barkley chips the putt past the defense to melker karlsson. a three-game suspension for elbowing, nearly forfeit $113,000 in pay during the suspension. giants pitchers and catchers reporting next week. full squad workout on monday. pablo sandoval signed to a deal in late january, underwent tommy john surgery back in september. he's working his way back to health. he loves his mentality during the rehab process. >> i love that mentality, the mentality that pablo has. you always want it to be the expectations put on you by a training staff, by a medical staff. i remember them telling me it was going

erik erik all right, casey,ing thanks so much.ork city mayor mike bloomberg, he's been trying to shift the focus away from his debate performance earlier this week. he's not on the ballot in nevada, but he's generating quite a buzz in that state. he's got a multimillion dollar ad buy and lots of billboards aimed not at his democratic rivals, but at president trump. peter doocy as we can see live on this trip with a big, huge thingamajig behind him that's quite a tourist attraction. [laughter] hey, peter. >> reporter: hey, eric. and the bloomberg campaign is bragging today even though they are not on the ballot here in nevada, they are on the front page of the local newspaper, the review journal, with a story about some billboards that they bought while president trump was in town that rotated different slogans like donald trump cheats at golf, donald trump eats burnt steak, and donald trump's wall fell over. as they wait to see which non-bloomberg democrat will win tonight, the bloomberg team seems most interested in bernie sander

they haven't done nap they're handling the case of erik prince who has been referred to the intelligence committee for lying to congress. erik prince is a close ally the president. >> back with us today we're happy to be able to talk to andrew weissmann former lead prosecutor during the russia investigation working under special counsel to mueller. he is these days a distinguished fellow under the nyu school of law in new york. and counselor, first of all you worked for the mueller effort. the stone effort was a subset of that. let me start by asking you what can't you talk about because of your previous work? >> so i can talk about what's happened in the last few weeks, which is i think of interest to everyone. i cannot talk about what happened during the special counsel's office on the stone case or any other case that we were handling. >> let's start there. the departure of these four, their withdrawal from the case. how does it hit you? what does it mean inside doj? >> to the four people i think i would add to that the replacement of jessie liu as well. >> i want to get into that. >>

roger stone, michael flynn, erik prince -- these are very, very, very important cases to the presidentarious reasons. he has publicly said he would like specific outcomes in them. he has said that he believes that, for example, stone did nothing wrong, that flynn did nothing wrong, and that these outcomes need to be changed. and so you have a situation where it is -- we don't know why. there are different ways to look at it. you could say barr has decided to bring in, for example, an outside prosecutor from the u.s. attorney's office in st. louis to oversee flynn and to sort of relook at the flynn case and see if mistakes were made. on the one hand, it could feel very much to prosecutors in that office like their work is being undermined and like they are being politicized in a way that makes them very upset. and in another way you could say, or is this the justice department basically going through the motions to do something because they feel that they must, but that it won't really change the outcome. and it feels like ever since jeff sessions was the attorney general, we have been

post to back down that and the support she got from her colleagues now the papers media columnist erik wemple wrote a piece that was published in the paper in which she said the suspension was misguided hundreds of post employees signed a letter to management saying the post social media guidelines were vague and inconsistently enforced and that management should support a reporter who wanted to tell the public the whole truth as we know it ok thanks alina. when legislators in hong kong tried to pass a new extradition law last year the one that triggered all those protests a bookseller there last winkie finally packed up and left the city for more than 20 years last had on causeway bay books a store that specialized in books critical of the communist party in beijing and exposed to the private lives of the ruling elite there. also perfected the art of smuggling those books on to the mainland his work turned him into a target in 2015 along with 4 colleagues just disappeared months later they resurfaced on state run television in china confessing to the crime of smuggling contra back the

erik karlsson flips h his first goal in over a month.s on the power play, brent burns blasted home his 12th of the year. but calgary scores the final three goals of the game. six goals from six different players. flames win 6-2. this sports report, a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> that's our report this monday. we appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thank you for being here. >> excuse me, excuse me. i'm standing in the parking lot of jfk. we can't get the luggage in the car, we have too much luggage. we brought our luggage here. and hair and makeup, we are going to run out the door. and leave the studio on time, the show is live in a few hours.

erik karlsson flips h his first goal in over a month.er play, brent burns blasted home his 12th of the year. but calgary scores the final three goals of the game. six goals from six different players. flames win 6-2. this sports report, a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm

erik gordon did everything he could, jumping over taco fall. he still got second place. the surprise of a lot of people on social media. they think he got robbed. >> are we going to see you try this a third time at some point? >> i don't think so. this will be my fourth time. third time was the charm. i thought i did what i needed to do, i don't think i'll do it again. >> you jump over a 7'5" guy, you'd win something. that's amazing. >> the bar is so high. >> and he can jump right over it. >> chris, thank you very much. >> next on abc7 news at 5:00, carnival is here. carnival is here. the colorful kickoff from brazil you know when you're at ross and... wow! ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. grand now we have to deal withed aus this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he le

chance to connect to the outside world if only for a few minutes a week thanks to mail carriers like erik aureus relatives can also get regular updates about their loved ones. today every area is in a hurry as well as delivering the mail he's also providing a special service offered by the french post office. coming up on in the con that i'm going to make my rounds like normal and then as you'll see i also perform this service on all the people. every cause being a mail carrier for 25 years and he still loves his job but times have changed. fewer people are sending letters and parcels these days so the french postal service is looking for new sources of revenue. cover ya in the south of france has also seen better days here many buildings stand empty as people move elsewhere . for a recount delivers a letter which is this man a good day and continues on his rounds. with his liver is almost gone he drives to his final client he knows her and as fond of her. several of us check in on her and she's a nice lady who's kind to us all. she's always waiting for us and we have a good time. simone

. >> sharks defenseman erik karlsson suffered a broken thumb in last night's game.t will require season-ending surgery. general manager doug wilson said in a statement he will be recovered well in advance of training camp in september. >>> this fan doesn't look happy with all of the injuri a cool costume though. 3 shots faced and 39 saves, first shot of the season, sharks finally opened the scoring in third. burns drafted by the wild. shots off the chest of team made gambrell. his third goal of the year. 21 seconds left in the game. one last ditch effort but barclay goodrow chips it past the fence. 2-0, sharks. they win. >>> evander kane is fired up after receiving a three-game suspension for elbowing. he called out the nhl department of player safety for a major lack of consistency. he was given a minor penalty for the elbow at winnipeg and today received a three-game suspension. he will forfeit $113,000. >>> d.c. defenders in the red zone. jones to tompkins, the game-opening score. 7-0, d.c. second quarter, new york down, 9-0. former raider matt magoin picked off

how those individuals or torture this is i'm talking about the 1st hand testimony from the victims erik lee detailing how they were abused. there is a consistent account on many of them where subjected to physical and psychological torture some of them were subjected to electric shocks some of a lot of them were naked the during their interrogation they were blindfolded some of them and if they were raped and sexually assaulted at the record in me they make threats against their families and just last weekend i happened to know that my own family including my brother in law were subjected to torture at the royal academy this is what i got from his last chord. well serious serious allegations now in 2017 a u.n. report called for the claims of torture and the ill treatment of prisoners to be more thoroughly investigated after previous complaints it seems made by the rights groups were not reviewed independently or properly now the university refuses to confirm just how much is being paid by bahrain's and says commercially sensitive stuff but it goes on to say it will give consideration to

is a largest carrier in france saying we don't want wild way we're going to go with no clear and erik's and so i think to a degree it was a political move but with the chinese it was also an economic move as well and now miles looking at the future of what's going on with the 5 g. build out and really the battle between governments when we go to the u.s. versus the u.k. on using while way germany has been involved in this and meanwhile i don't know if you know this but in asia they're building out 5 g. with weiwei and from what i hear works pretty well so what do you see with the problems over implementing this technology are going to. to have this back and forth between you know a chinese telecom giant and governments yeah absolutely you're correct i mean the asian governments have basically refuted trump's pressure for them not to do business with while way and the trumps policy is pretty simple they're a agent of the chinese government they're involved with the chinese military and historically they've been involved in basically espionage and so the trump government is trying to pers

. >> san jose sharks defenseman erik karlsson broke his thumb, season-ending surgery. will be ready in training camp. this sharks fan not happy with the injuries but with the costume. martin jones lost starting job in net but shutout, first of the year. sharks finally score in the third, brent burns, drafted by minnesota, teammate dylan gambrell, off the chest, into the net, 1-0 san jose. wild with a last chance but barclay goodrow chips past the defense, melker karlsson seals the deal, 2-0 sharks win. forward evander kane is not happy, three-game suspension for elbowing. called the nhl's department consistency. three-game suspension and forfeit nearly $113,000 in that suspension. >>> hockey stadium series. colorado avalanche hosting the l.a. kings. air force academy in colorado springs. former shot joakim ryan's shot hits the goalpost but foley bu foley put it in. scoops it up, buries it. 2-1 kings. that's a hat trick, kings beat the avs 3-1. >>> giants pitchers and catchers reported earlier this weekend. fan favorite pablo sandoval, 32-year-old infielder underwent to

the lakers lee 1915 erik kriss kyle to the new warrior andrew wiggins.corner 24 points in his warriors debut 3rd quarter we go lakers leading 9481. davis for the al you. quarter we go lakers up by 7 jordan poole pascal right there that look night don't sit home lakers lead is cut down to just 5 under 30 seconds to go lake are still leading by 5. i'm james stafford act cans it from downtown 22 points for james that would be the dagger lakers, hang on to beat the warriors one 25 to one 20 your final golden state will host the heat monday a lee round 3 of the atnt pebble beach pro am phil mickelson lead after round 2. the video we got former new york giants quarterback 2 time super bowl champion eli manning check the shot out is going to each and he's going to sink it in the older brother peyton the is loving it and to what he says i can match that payton with a shot of his own look at this among the top celebrity golfers to make tale 14 under par on this 5th hole lead he will get the that's the right they're keeping a close to the leader phil mickelson tha

those who was never to fly again but in this case that was because he was assigned to command the erik at me. but he building armed forces was an immediate priority and he was to be in charge of producing new pilots as a little he was competent in the field military history is a witness not under his command will think i deleted no less than 380 of the most qualified pilots in the armed forces and we got into the 173 war with them. in march 969 president nasir arrived at their academy on an on should you visit. what nasir was introduced to mubarak he turned to him and asked what are you doing here who bought of course sure this meant the end of his career. in fact the president had something else in mind. within months he had promoted mubarak to chief of staff of the air force. was but his patron was not to live for long. and in september 1970 nasir died from a heart attack aged 52. the question of nasser fortunately for mubarak his 6 or so . former vice president anwar sadat might seem to favor him as well. 18 months after taking the oath of office said that promoted him to be command

warriors leading for the zip tie bomb >>connect with mark he's chris fo fo you later on late as the 1915 erik kriss kyle to the new warrior andrew wiggins trains and from the corner 24 points in his warriors debut, 3rd quarter we go lakers, leaving 9481 rondo to davis for the al you 4th quarter we go lakers up by 7 jordan poole pascal right there that look night don't sit home lakers lead is cut down to just 5 under 30 seconds to go lake are still leading by 5. lebron james steph backhands it from downtown 22 points for james that would be the dagger lakers hang on to beat the warriors one 25 to one 20 your final golden state will host the heat on monday finally round 3 of the atnt pebble beach pro am phil mickelson lead after round 2. >>to the video we got former new york giants quarterback 2 time super bowl champion eli manning check the shot out it's going to each and he's going to sink and he is loving it to what he says i can match that paint with a shot of his own look at this the brothers among the top celebrity golfers to and nick tell 14 under par on his 5th he will get the that's th

. >>> san jose defenseman erik karlsson suffered a broken thumb in winnipeg, requiring season endingrlsson will be recovered well in advance of training camp. sharks fan not happy with injuries but cool costume. in the goal today or saturday, 39 of 39. he did not let any goal in a shutout, his first of the year. sharks open scoring. dylan with the goal that went off his chest. 1-0 san jose. 21 seconds left in the game now. one last ditch effort to try and score but barkley goodrow shifts past defense and carlsson empty netter sharks win 2-0. the first time since the 2012 nba all-star game no warriors playing in the league showcase game. steph and klay hurt and draymond honestly could use the break. a dominant run over the past five years. start with three-point, no steph, no klay. beating out suns star devin booker. he won to take home the trophy. dunk contest between derek jones jr. and orlando's gordon. jones catching off the backboard and between the legs for the flush. gordon a san jose guy second in the 2016 dunk contest. back then, this is crazy, spinning, gathering and slammin

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there is also the investigation of erik prince, former blackwater founder, brother of one of the cabinetbers. that's a case being handled out of washington. and the investigation into andrew mccabe, the former deputy director of the fbi. there say lot going on that causes people to worry about whether or not they're going to be politically interfered with. >> the scope is just interesting there. david green said in our broadcast yesterday, in a way, bigger than watergate because watergate was about one issue and the question here is interference in multiple cases and perez, we know you'll stay on top of the story. >> let's talk about all of this with andy man cabe. good good to have you. he talks about the stone original sentencing guidelines, though by the book would have been seen harsh by most if this were not a person well known as roger stone, meaning, yes, he committed the crimes but an aging first offender with no organized crime or gang connections. i'll get to that full screen in a minute. on that issue, he called the revised recommendation, which is a lot less, reasonable but t

and including now has a very large group of what i'll call true believers in the sense of the late eriktalked about true believers. people who metaphorically are willing to fall on hand grenades for him. he's going to be in this race a long time when others have dropped aside. i do agree, among his biggest problems are, number one, that trump and the republicans will beat him over the head being a socialist. they will tie him to cuba, to nicaragua, to moscow. secondly, he has never been able to strike a really strong bobd with americans of color, particularly with african americans. south carolina may yet be the stopper for sanders. but i come back to he's going to be in the race a long time. and no other candidate can you say they're assured of staying in the race a long time. somebody may. i do also think what's happened in iowa and what happens in new hampshire gives thought that bloomberg is beginning to look better and better to step in and be the alternative to sanders. >> good thought. bernie is a fighter. he doesn't look like he's going to quit and give his marbles to somebody e

congress mang erik swalwell will also join us tonight. he's a member of house intelligence committee which heard the briefing last week on russia's interference in the russian campaign to help donald trump. and that briefing probably also included the information that became public today that russia is interfering in the campaign to help bernie sanders win the democratic presidential nomination. we'll ask about that. the "washington post" broke the news that u.s. intelligence officials have told senator bernie sanders that russia is once again trying to, quote, help his presidential campaign as part of an effort to interfere with the democratic contest. the mueller report revealed that they did the same they know four years ago when it was helping the bernie sanders campaign and the trump campaign. the mueller report found that russia used social media to help the sanders campaign against hillary clinton and to create disengs and division among american voters. in a written statement today condemning the russian attack to help sanders cam

erik larson has a book about the lusitania. it is all right. it is a bestseller. i'm glad i read it, but as a historian there -- it has slightly different ways of doing things than we might. one of the things he alleges in his book is that churchill had claimed that what we needed to get the americans off the sidelines was a proper calamity. he argues that the british knew that the germans -- everybody knew that the germans had warned of the americans not to get on that ship. the americans did so anyway. larson claims that churchill knew exactly where the stub was and said nothing. because it was a small cost to pay to lose 2000 lives to get the americans finally involved. and still, it did not. on that note, i shall and. on thursday, we will talk about what neutrality was like for the other european countries. so you might want to come in with knowing what those countries are and having those names listed on your notes because we will have to move quickly through that. that will be on the midterm. any questions before we go? about the lecture, not mechanics with

. >>> san jose defenseman erik karlsson suffered a broken thumb in winnipeg, requiring season endingon will be recovered well in advance of training camp. sharks fan not happy with injuries but cool costume. lost the starting job in nets. on saturday 39-39. he did not let any goal in a shutout, his first of the year. sharks open scoring. dylan with the goal that went off his chest. 1-0 san jose. 21 seconds left in the game now. wild with one last ditch effort to try and score but barkley goodrow shifts the puck past defense and carlsson empty netter sharks win 2-0. the first time since the 2012 nba all-star game, no warriors playing in the league showcase game. steph and klay hurt and draymond honestly could probably use the break. a dominant run over the past five years. start with three-point contest, no steph, no klay. beating out suns star devin booker. he won in the finals to take home that trophy. the dunk contest a show between derrick jones jsh and orlando's gordon. jones catching off the backboard and between the legs for the flush. gordon a san jose guy second in the 2016 d

copper del rey by a fanatic bilbao messi has been at the center of a dispute with sporting director erik after the team's former coach was sacked it comes as they've also slumped to 2nd in the league behind a rail madrid spanish football reporter told us messi does have a clause in his contract that would allow him to leave in the summer after 20 years out. we have to see because messi said when his stinging with barcelona he said that barcelona will be his last team and that he might go to argentina maybe it will be his last team but he will stay in barcelona if he thinks he is able to win something he asked at the beginning of the season to sign back neymar because he said he thinks is the only way that barcelona can win the champions league this was not possible and things that team is not is strong enough to have an important season so when any come either try to just to fight the cycling of a coach or nest of all better then he was very upset because he played a key point that the players like the players were not happy they were not training proper so leo messi he's the captain he'

trump has charged the secret service for staying at his properties, all of this reporting contradicts erikp's claim that government officials stay at trump properties practically for free. >> any time the government comes into -- if my father travels, they stay at our properties for free. so everywhere that he goes, if he stays at one his places, the government saves a fortunate because if they were to go to a hotel across the street they'ding charging 5000 bucs a need where as we charge 50 bucs. >> we know that is not true. joining me is zack who runs the newsletter 1100 pennsylvania who reports on the trump hotel in d.c. great to have you with us. let me first get your thoughts. do trump supporters know that booking at his hotel is a way to curry favor? do you think that point out there with republican circles also is known among many of his supporters? >> they know it can't hurt. it's debatable whether or not the president sees a list of who is going to the hotel, knows which staffers are getting married there. but there's no harm in spending some money there. >> "the washington post" s

it's been reported in the erik prince case.pears he's intervening and set of some sort of special structure about what might be a rudy giuliani case. he mentioned there's other cases that are not yet public that he appears to be riding hard on. would you expect the line prosecutors or the supervisors of the line prosecutors in those cases that have essentially been hijacked for thin this process e president's benefit. would you expect justice department personnel to be alerting the courts or sound something sort of public alarm or doing something other than what they're doing to try to preserve the integrity of those cases? >> well, the letter that was issued about a week ago by, i think, 2,200 or so former prosecutors of whom i was one indicated, a, that barr needs to resign for sure and then said, you know, if it's unlikely that he's going to do that, then the folks in the department need to step up and be the front line of defense against these improprieties. so the idea that they would in fact report improprieties that go o

he has spoken out about he's dispute with barcelona's technical director erik but it's one that seems to continue during the club's troubled season macey trained on friday ahead of a home game against but it's the bigger picture that is still under 2 weeks after he social media post criticized for claiming it was the players that got coach nestore valverde sacked last month. i felt like he was attacking the players too many things are said that we control everything that the players put in and throw away coaches and they talk especially about me that i have a lot of power i was angry that it was said by a member of the club putting the players in the middle of the decision of sacking the coach seemed crazy to me that's his responsibility i couldn't let him attack us that way. a bit o. is not showing any remorse the frenchman on the right here saying that messi should have spoken to him in person rather than result instagram you know. to say many things during these past days that internal issues should be solved behind closed doors and not through social media you know so much having

defeat at athletic bilbao was preceded by a public spat between messi and boss of sporting director erik abbey dull macy's contract does allow him to leave at the end of the season for free but one of his former coaches pep guardiola does not think he will move away from the no cap player commercial and humorless to do that is my wish. same person so i'm not going to talk about the players for the club. but as a someone knows him or not but ask about signing him i'm going to ask you where you think he might play for another european side ever or whether that's just barcelona i think he's going to finish his career there. israel folau is controversial return to rugby league has been delayed he has been left out of the cattle and dragons squad for sunday's season opening match at wakefield the french club did not say why but flowers fitness was in question it has been 8 months since he was sacked by australia's rugby union for posting homophobic comments on social media defending 6 nations champions wales face a story in taste of their title credentials in the 2nd round of matches the gran

i want to bring in erik lablanc who is an architect from nashua, new hampshire, and is undecided about how to vote in tuesday's primary here. >> thank you. and welcome to new hampshire. >> thank you. >> renters today can expect to spend 40 to 50% of their income on monthly rent. similarly, housing costs have risen to exceed 2008 levels. both of these factors create a very tight market for young families as well as low income families. what would you direct your hud secretary to do once in office in order to address the issue of rising housing costs and lack of inventory? >> so, eric, this is a straightforward problem. we have too few affordable housing problems in the united states of america. it's not hard to figure out why prices go up. this is like there's too little supply and too much demand. we need more affordable housing units to the tune of millions. so the real question is how are we going to get them, how are we going to pay for them, and what's the federal government going to do about it. and here's my answer. look, i said we need to rebuild america. yeah, including 7 milli