erin, let me start with you. erin sikes. so what do you think right now, of this market, how earnings are performing? do you think there is still more room to rise, and do you think it reflects where the economy is headed? >> you mean erin gibbs? melissa: sorry, go ahead. >> i think there is actually a lot of room to rise. we're looking at them beating estimates both top and midline. this company is just hitting on all marks. we're seeing higher ad revenue growth. we're seeing mid-teens revenue growth. high to mid-teens revenue growth. even with the valuation. they do have, considering they're looking to earnings, grow their earnings at about 48% this year, 45%, these are unheard of numbers for a company this large. so i think there is a lot of room and they're becoming more competitive in the ad space. melissa: kevin, does this reflect, you know, larger forces in the economy right now? this is a look inside of the consumer? >> i think you're bringing up a great point about a look inside of the consumer. amazon doubling down

let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight trump looking for payback. 29 thundershowers after the damning mueller report came out the president lashes out as the report sinks in trump tweeting it's now time to turn the tables and bring justice to some very sick and dangerous people who have committed very serious crimes. perhaps even spying or at the treezen. turn the tables? look, that's a serious threat but it's coming from the president of the united states. and that's after he completely ripped the mueller report apart. the president calls the report factored and totally untrue. total b.s. within abthen temperature trump taq it further calling to it crazy mueller report. here is the thing that's crazy. listen to the president. before the mueller report was released. >> i've been totally exonerated. no collusion, no obstruction. the special counsel completed its report and found no collusion and no obstruction. >> and tonight none of those things seem to be the case anymore. now it's the crazy mueller rep

that is the big question certainly at this, erin, is exactly why was she there. authorities not telling us, you know, why she was there, why they think she was really there. they're obviously investigating the secret service, other law enforcement partnering looking into this. the thing is, what's really troubling is a, yes she was on the grounds, able to communicate with secret service agents that she was there. first she said she was there to go to the pool when she went to a separate area another checkpoint she said she was there to talk to the president's family. she wanted to talk about relations, economic relations with the chinese. obviously all very troubling because the secret service agents started covering that her story wasn't making sense. and one of the most troubling things i think in reading all this is this thumb drive you talked about. there was this malicious software on it. and the whole point of in is -- and what authorities want to know is was this designed in a way, this thumb drive designed in way to deliver the malicious software? was the

erin: the later end of the summer. many thanks to erin mcpike coming to us from washington.till ahead, ford is our company in the crosshairs as it announces it is subject to a criminal investigation of remissions. the stock is not reacting the way you might think. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: ford is our stock of the hour. the automaker having its best day in a decade. shares trading at their highest since july of last year. emma chandra is euros more. i guess the answer is if you want your shares to go up, you should get a criminal investigation. emma: that happened with facebook. we shop -- we saw the shares rising. they drop reflate when we heard the doj was launching this investigation, but they have just gone higher throughout the session. that investigation is do with boards emission testing -- with ford's emission testing process. it said it had taken a flawed approach. the issue is how ford estimates fuel efficiency and the way it does this is with regard to how it estimates road load, which is industry jargon which relates to factors like friction and aerodynamics an

good evening, i am erin burnett. out front tonight, fueling the fire. bill barr giving president trump what he needs to push trump's unfounded claim the obama administration spied on his campaign. >> i think what he said was absolutely true, there was absolutely spying into my campaign. i'll go a step further, in my opinion it was illegal spying, unprecedented spying, and something that should never be allowed to happen in our country again. and i think his answer was actually a very accurate one. >> trump seizing on one word barr said again and again and again. spying. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. i think there was spying did occur. i think spying did occur. >> spying of course is a loaded word, a loaded word that barr used purposefully without as he said any proof. >> i have no specific evidence that i would cite right now. i do have questions about it. >> spying. a word that top republican senator marco rubio on the intelligence committee made it clear he thinks does not apply. >> espionage to me is an international thing.

let's go out front. >>> and good evening i'm erin burnette. outfront tonight president trump making it clear he is not handing over his tax returns. this after the chairman of the powerful house ways and means committee juft an hour ago formally requested the six years of the tax return. they have give and delinquent 7 days. president says i'm under audit, translation, no way. >> mr. president, the chairman of the democratic house ways and means committee moments ago asked the irs for six years of tax return zblos is that all? >> that's all. >> oh. usually it's ten. i guess they're giving up. until such time as i'm not under audit i would not be inclined to do that. >> okay. not inclined to do that. this is the letter that just came to the commissioner of the irs. chairman richard neil from the house ways and mean asking for trumps business and personal tax returns. chairman neil says the request is part of his responsibilities. lauren fox is outfront live at capitol hill. after getting the letter she broke the story first. the chairman has be

good evening, i'm erin burnett. outfront, the breaking news bill barr won't release the mueller report until hours after he holds a press conference about the mueller report. hmm. this news breaking fl the from the chairman of the house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says barr helm him the report won't be handed until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning or noon. in that range, according to nadler that's what he says barr told him. the press conference will be held hours before that at 9:30 in the morning. so what in the world is barr taking questions about? as chairman nadler bluntly put it this is wrong. another important detail with the press conference we are told robert mueller and his team will not be there, according to mueller's suppose person. this comes as "the new york times" reports justice department officials have had numerous conversations with white house lawyers about the mueller report. and the conclusions made by the mueller team. those conversations -- they reported happened in just recent days. hoping t

>> erin, you know, let's start here. this is not about politics, this is a grown man's temper tantrum, number one, because he's not getting his way when it comes to immigration. we have to really start there. this is not someone who understands governance. this is about his whims. unfortunately, this president is putting out pre-pardons. the white house us going to call it a joke or trying to call it a joke. it's not a joke. when you're at this level, the president of the united states, words matter. this is not a joke, words matter, they have ripple effects. but the president put that out there for him to know, look, do my bidding. do my bidding. he did it in public. this is a sad day for this country. it's about the rule of law, not a temper tantrum when you don't get what you want. >> it's sort of like he's saying i'm bigger than the law. do what i want and i'll take care of it for you, which obviously should trouble anyone. mayor, you said we welcome all immigrants, talking about san jose. the president today did con

>> i'd have to know more about that, erin. but let me be clear on the issue today that people are asking about. and that's the president's tax returns. the president apparently said tonight that he didn't have the inclination -- i think those were his words to give out his tax returns. >> yeah. >> this is not a matter of the president's inclinations. this is a matter of federal law. under what's equalled section 6103 the internal revenue service is required to make the tax returns available to the ways and means committee, also the finance committee where i serve. and i think that's going to be an important point going forward. >> right, that they shall release them. i know is the word that's going to make it pretty hard for secretary mnuchin to not do so for the time frame you requested. thank you very much. >>> next president trump packing the fed flounz he is naming hermann cain to the federal reserve. does the president want his frentds to save him from what he calls his biggest threat. plus chiends nationals trying to gai

i'm a secondary character. >> reporter: but her mom saw erin as a star. at 3 years old, erin hat her first surgery to repair brittle bone disease. in her 17 years, erin has had 103 bone fractures and 10 energies. >> she had scarring on the beautiful body. and instead of calling them scars, they're lines of courage. >> reporter: that courage has led erin and her dog through trials and triumphs. >> since it's "the wizard of oz," he had to be toto. >> he is bigger than i remember. >> we couldn't put him in a basket. >> oh, toto. >> reporter: her wheelchair sometimes prompts unwanted reactions. >> there's a lot of people who see the chair first. and their first question is what's wrong with you. you're not asking me because you want to get to know me, you're just curious for five seconds. you're not seeing me as another person w is doing her own thing. >> she makes me set are what you set upon yourself. >> i want them to see me as anyone else on the stage. and overall, disability should be embraced. ♪ why can't i >> reporter: elaine quijano, cbs news, hasbroo

but, again, we go back to that, erin.ter what his intentions are or were for this or were for the actions that put him in hot water to begin with. he needs to understand that it's not intentions. it's how they are received. it's the perception what have he does that matters. i think his problem is that he has been in public life for so long and for the most part his political instincts have served him well. and on this issue specifically, he cannot rely on instincts. because it's his instincts that put him in hot water. he needs to be very intentional, needs to be very mindful, in the moment and think about what he is doing and what he is saying. and not just what's coming out of his mouth but how it's being received by the public. that's what he needs to do moving forward. >> when the question was asked it was almost as if he wasn't prepared for it which is a little shocking. >> yeah, i mean, i feel like the world is changing very rapidly. but it's only changing for some people, it seems like. i think joe biden is in thi

good evening, i'm erin burnest. "out front" tonight a stunning claim from the attorney general bill barr. he said he thinks the obama administration spied on the trump campaign. >> i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal. >> you are not suggesting, though, that spying occurred? >> i don't -- well, i guess you could -- i think spying did occur. yes, i think spying did occur. >> okay. all that pausing and up, well, then the key word, i think, i think, i think. of course the problem of think is not the appropriate standard for the highest rasking law enforcement official in the united states, proof is the only acceptable term for such an incredible actation is to be leveled in public testimony to the american people. so when barr was asked directly, did he have proof? on what basis was he making this accusation of spying? here's what happened. >> i a him now asking what the basis is or the facts are that leads to you that thought? >> okay. i felt -- i am concerned about it and i was asked about whether the

erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, the breaking news. catastrophe, notre dame in ruin tonight as a massive fire ruins the world treasure. >>> and house committee issuing subpoenas for deutsche bank, the bank that loaned trump billions when no one else would lend him money. and bernie sanders and trump supporters where will it work? let's go out front. >>> out front tonight the breaking news. french prosecutors launching an investigation into the massive fire at notre dame cathedral. the fire burning for more than six hours. notre dame, of course, one of the most well-known and visited landmarks in the world. and today the cathedral's spire collapsed. the world watching these terrible moments. hundreds of firefighters battling the flames. but there was almost nothing they could do. and now the extent of the damage is just starting to become clear. just take a look at this image. it's an unbelievable thing to see. that is the fire raging blaze, parisians gathering through the night to wait and on this holiest week for catholics to pray and

share. >> this is both concerning and not surprising, erin. problem when bill barr acts as the personal attorney to the president as opposed to the attorney general of the united states of america and tomorrow there is going to be a lot of very important tough questions that have to be asked and that must be answered. it also shows the urgency of why the attorney general must also testify before the united states house of representatives before chairman jerry nadler and the judiciary committee. >> why do you think this is coming out tonight? this didn't happen yesterday. obviously, bill barr is testifying again tomorrow. so, some, you know, there is obviously, it would appear very fwar to ask if there is a method to the timing of this information coming out. >> well, one thing i always appreciate is good journalism and investigative report,. whenever we're able to be fortunate to learn the important stories of what must be told that matters. but people probably find out tomorrow morning, maybe a little bit more as to the timing of this nonethe

erin? >>> nick, thank you.nd now former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security under president obama, juliette kayen. why so many attacks on places of worship? >> so the target can be christian, mosques or a synagogue but what animates it is a sense that we've been reporting on this sense of community that a lot of these men, that all of these men were actually finding online this is an acceptable behavior to have. so the challenge of course for these religious communities is that they want to be open, that's who they are, a synagogue, welcoming, a mosque welcoming. but they need to also be secure. and that's the balance of security that is so difficult as we see this rise of hate in the homeland. >> and, you know, look you also have a man planning mass casualties with ieds. how concerning is that? i mean it just feels like it's happening one after the other. at some point do they miss one? >> yeah, and they will. i hate to say this but since the days of al-qaeda, so you had 9/11 carefully

let's go out front. >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. dodge barr? bill barr refusing to give answers, even on whether the white house has seen the mueller report. that's a simple thing. yes or no? barr could not give a straight answe answer. >> did the white house seen the report since you released your summarizing letter, has the white house seen it since then? have they been briefed of the contents beyond what was in your sum arizing letter to the judiciary committee? >> i've said what i'm going to say about the report today. i've issued three letters about it. i'm not going to say anything more about it until the report is out and everyone has a chance to look at it. >> that's a pretty simple thing, yes or no to it. the answer that he gave, such that it was, appears to contradict what barr said clearly to congress in a letter 11 days ago. quote, there are no plans to submit the report to the white house for a privilege review. so, right, there were either plans that then happened or it didn't happen. again, there should be an answer. then did the

we're delighted to have the talented erin and michael with us. erin, you worked in new york. you're relatively new to living in san francisco. you've been covering tech for a long time. >> from new york. >> yes. >> a lot of red eyes. >> yes. so, you've been to san francisco a zillion times. that said, i would like to get your impression of the city from someone who is new living here. michael and i have lived here 20 years or so. >> sure. well, one of the things that's different about covering tech from within what i now realize is an actual tech bubble is that, you know, there are a lot of absurdities, things that get made fun of on the tv show "silicon valley" and in new york i would interview people and we would talk about these things and it was, that, that, funny, yeah, right? but when i'm here, there isn't that. i realize it is a very contained bubble where people are all talking to each other. i found that has been a little disarming. generally it feels like i'm coming at the end of a moment. for a long time we had debates about whether or not we're in a tech bubble. s

erin bu erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, a world of hurt. a white house official says that's what americans could be facing as trump threatens to shut the border this week. >>> plus voters weigh in on accusations against joe biden, what women are saying tonight and you may be surprised by this one. >>> and beto o'rourke meeting with cheers he calls for an end to the electoral college. good idea or sore losers? let's go out front. >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, a whole world of hurt. that from a trump administration official who tells cnn it would be, quote, catastrophic if the president shuts down the southern border this week. it is a drastic step but one that could come at any moment from this president on twitter. he has repeatedly said he's willing to do it and do it this week if mexico does not do more to stop the fleof migrants crossing the southern bordered. the president's acting chief of staff mick mulvaney says it can be done and here's how. >> if closing the ports of entry mean that, that's kpaktdly wha

breaking news. >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight trump said etches f-ed. that's according to the mueller report. and here it is two volumes, 448 pages. this is the double-sided print. including what trump is accused of saying after learning of the special counsel and here is the quote. oh, my god. this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. i'm f-ed. and he might have been if it weren't for people around him saying no. mueller's team looked into ten specific instances they outlet outline in here where the president may have instructed justice. according to mueller quote, the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful. but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the president declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests. that's an incredible thing that he tried but failed. one example was white house counsel don mcgahn. according to mueller in june of 2017 the president called mcgahn and ordered him to have mueller fired. mcgahn refused. he wouldn't do it. mueller then goes on to give examples of

and good evening i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight trump's temper cnn learning current and former white house officials are afraid. bracing for the release of bob mueller's report. their fear that the report lt reveal who was telling mueller things. that will embarrass and infuture the president. on the list of people mueller sat down with sarah sanders john kelly. jared kushner, former white house counsel don mcgahn, hope hicks. the list goes on and on. and the conversations were not just quick things to double check or confirm something. they were in-depth and lengthy mueller spokes to don mcgahn alone for 30 hours thp they are afraid of public dress downs from a president whose anger is vicious and personal. >> do you feel betrayed by omarosa, sir? >> low life. she is a low life. very simply, michael coisn't a lying, a weak person and not a smart person. >> jeff sessions never took control of the justice department. ants sort of an incredible thing. >> meanwhile, the house speaker nancy pelosi sending a warning to

erin, these are some big numbers, 13 and 15-year-olds spending 2600 a year on what?oint. so this is a survey that we've done twice a year. we've done it for over 18 years. these teens when we ask them how much they think they spend, when you look at it by category, they're rolling up to about 2600 of course this is probably money coming from their parents as well as maybe things they earn in their part-time jobs. the number one category is food followed closely by clothing those are the two most important categories we're seeing currently across this demographic. i'd say a close third, particularly in the male cohort, is video games that hit an all-time high among spend for these males. >> yeah, video games and food top of the road for teenage males. not sure what that says about the future, but let's move aside from there if you take the number of 13 to 19-year-olds there are in america and then you multiply that by the $2600 number you've got, you come out with $77 billion. was that a number you expected, erin >> you know, it's been a pretty stable number our surve

we have erin gibbs and david dietze.rin before we came on air you were getting a little anxious, as we breaking out, new highs begat new highs, is it too good to be true? >> i don't want to be the one bearer of bad news, the problem with this china manufacturing number it, came after a week-long holiday of the chinese lunar new year which can artificially make march look high because they were on vacation for a week in february. so that is definitely a concern. there is also some concerns that private companies aren't getting the loans that they need. we're not seeing lower interest rates. there is a lot of questionable numbers. when you start delving into details about china there is lot of concerns whether the economy is really able to grow. i think the fact that the chinese are capitulating so many trade negotiation deals, the u.s. signaled they are also worried. they simply don't have the power to back it up because they're worried about the growth of their economy. connell: charles: is it good for everyone if they c

erin and jon are back with us. erin, my question is, what did jeff bezos give her to get her to take just 25% of the stock? because there was a lot of talk she was entitled to 50% of it, give up her voting rights to calm all the shareholders? i mean i want to know the rest of the story. what are your thoughts? >> i would know to love the real juicy story behind it as well but fortunately as investors of amazon stock this is great. this what which all wanted to see but it is interesting how much she has given up. jon, what are your thoughts? besides don't get divorced. >> even with a quarter of amazon shares, your report says she is one of the wealthiest women in the world, not like she is making out very badly on this. melissa: no, she is not, but you understand the exact the point i'm making. she was entitled to half of it. >> right. melissa: a lot of people were very concerned if you have any acrimony between them and they're controlling this company, there was a lot of value to get her to take this slice, give h

michelle, erin, good ideas.. >>> pinterest announcing today it plans to put 75 millions shares up for sale at a price range of 15 to $17 a share. that puts the company's well below previously estimated $12 billion valuation. our very own kristina partsinevelos live on the floor of new york stock exchange with more. kristina, what happened? why the lower estimate? reporter: you could say it has to do, there is speculation how lyft dropped 12% on second day. people say it is smart to play conservative cards out of the gate. they can go higher, 15 to $17. lyft, their ipo price was priced higher because of the oversubscription. there is lot of chance for movement. pinterest has been around since 2010. if you're wondering what does this company do and how does it work and how do they make money? i was even talking to one trader sitting here listening, he is saying a vision board his wife happens to use, because she pins all the pictures on to a page. the company actually has 250 million users or i can say pinners. th

her mom always saw erin as a star.from the genetic disorder known as brittle bone disease. she's had more than 103 bone fractures and ten operations in her life. >> i really want them to see me as anyone else on the stage and overall, disability should be embraced. >> erin isn't alone on stage. she has her service dog, gauge. he is playing toto. not bad. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," eye on money, last minute tax filing tips. the one thing you should always do before that deadline. it is looming. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." s the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ you hungry? ♪ ♪ ♪ here in my car ♪ i feel safest of all ♪ i can lock all my doors ♪ it's the only way to live ♪ in cars ♪ ♪ i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less ambulance to serve a community. i just don't want to let these people down. excedrin migraine. relief that works as hard as you do. sun care is self care. i used to not love wearing an spf just be

the first leg but they have a vital away goal from erin cuthbert, meaning a i—0 win at home would handon have. how will chelsea prepare for this second leg? any differently, how have their preparations gone? the good thing for emma hayes is that she says she has a fully fit squad heading into the game. down in kingsmeadow in london today, they have sold out, more than a500 fans expected through the doors. they have done everything they can do off the pitch to fill they can do off the pitch to fill the stadium. whatever happens today, there will be at least one british player in the final because in the other semifinal barcelona has beaten bayern munich, meaning england's toniduggan bayern munich, meaning england's toni duggan is likely to feature in that final. in terms of chelsea here today, emma hayes says she knows lyon are human, they proved that in the first leg. you can watch on the bbc red button, on the bbc app and on the iplayer. barcelona lying in wait in the final. they are under way at the fourth grand prix of the formula i season. the two mercedes drivers started the azerb

erin bu erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, a world of hurt. white house official says that's what americans could be facing as trump threatens to shut the border this week. >>> plus voters weigh in on accusations against joe biden, what women are saying tonight and you may be surprised by this one. >>> and beto o'rourke meeting with cheers he calls for an end to the electoral college. good idea or sore losers? let's go out front. >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, a whole world of hurt. that from a trump administration official who tells cnn it would be, quote, catastrophic if

they continue to disappoint, erin?s one, goldman is one of their main issues was lower trading volume. so people got scared from the carnage of last year, they stayed out of the market and who knows how many quarters it may be before investors really start trading again and adding to that volume. so this could be lengthy and we know we still have the inverted yield curve or a flat yield curve. as long as the fed stays dovish it will be hard to get that income. charles: four rate hikes last year and that still didn't necessarily do -- >> it was all about the yield curve. it just stayed flat. the combination of having no rate hikes. charles: right. >> still not seeing a movement on the 10-year and lower trading volume it could be a very rough year for financials. charles: so, david, should we consider financials a proxy for our economy anymore? because they're concerned about trading, things that, what about lending main street, making profits the good old-fashioned way? >> depends on which banks you're focusing on. well

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next breaking news. the white house ignoring tonight's delinquent tor turn over trump's taxes. and now democrats about to make their next move in the high stakes showdown. plus jared kushner making a stunning claim, suggesting mueller's investigation was more damaging nan russia's attack on the 2016 election. >>> and the. 's twitter tie raid, more than 50 tweets in less than 48 hours. what is going on inside the white house? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening i'm erica hill in for erin burnett. outfront tonight" tonight the administration says no, the administration missing a deadline to turn over the tax returns of the president to congress. the treasury secretary steve mnuchin telling democrats he is consulting the justice department do term if the demand is legal. in response the democrats upping the ante. saying the house ways and mean committee to prepared to subpoena the returns if the white house doesn't comply. and in of course just the latest salvo in the battle over congressional oversight.

they got an away goal courtesy of erin cuthbert and had a missed penalty by fran kirby, several missednities and their manager anna hayes believes that chelsea can still cause lyon some problems on sunday. they are human, they have errors in them, they can make mistakes like the rest of us, they are not infallible. they can be outworked, they can be outrun. and we have qualities that can hurt them. the importance on sunday was merely that we win the tie. that is the only important part. we are in it, we got an away goal and it is 0-0 it, we got an away goal and it is 0—0 again. and we have to do it at a much higher level than we did it on sunday if we are to make the champions league final. an english tea m champions league final. an english team in the champions league final would make europe sit up take notice. we have seen some bumper crowds for domestic football in europe this season and the french league is about to have its first female referee, and that is something that anna believes is coming to england soon. something that anna believes is coming to england soonlj something t

larger role in pushing people to the extreme right a little bit more about this i'm joined by reporter erin tilton is the government going to have to worry about the contents of this report well it does seem that they are taking this report rather seriously have to remember this it does come from germany's domestic intelligence agency in this is a report intended both for their higher ups and also members of the government so it does seem they are taking the potential threat of violence arctic stream is quite seriously in role as you were saying there what the report is really focusing on is this kind of echo chamber effect that we're seen in extreme right wing groups where basically young men usually run thirty or find themselves a kind of a political echo chamber and it's drive them further to the right end of the spectrum or we're actually starting to see them becoming much more willing to commit violent acts and another part that was really highlighted about this report is the very nature of social media is making it much more difficult for german investigators to follow their actions y

reporter erin chilton arran is this a problem the german government needs to be taking very seriously well it does seem to be a problem that they are taking very seriously according to this report penned by the domestic intelligence service they're seen in increase in radicalization occurring in social networks and also at the same time they're seen their work being hampered and made more difficult by the nature of social media in general basically they're seen a lot of younger men being pushed more to the extreme right in terms of their political views and also maybe. announcing the fact that they're basically ready to commit acts of violence and now part of the issue and part of the nature of social media is that they're allowed to communicate in protected areas that are much more harder and more difficult for police and intelligence services to gain access to which is leading to the to the more difficult landscape in terms of police and he groups in germany now the right wing extremism isn't isn't new how is this radicalization different to previous right wing extremism well accord

the visitors with a crucial away goalfrom erin cuthbert.henry had put the home side ahead — lyon are aiming for a 6th title. in the other semi barcelona won 1 nil away to bayern. kheira hamrouai with the only goal of the game. now it promises to be a huge year for women's sport and this year's football world cup in france looks set to be the biggest ever. voting is now open for this year's bbc women's footballer of the year award. the award is in its fifth year and we're hearing from all five nominees over the course of the week. today it's the turn of denmark and vfl wolfsburg forward pernille harder who was named uefa best player in europe last year after winning the league and cup double in germany. i don't really have one celebration. normally ijust do something crazy when i get really happy. i put my tongue out at one time. i play for a vf l tongue out at one time. i play for a vfl wolfsburg in germany and my name is pernille harder. winning the championship and playing the champions league, the final was really big the first time for

and good evening, i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight biden on their minds.ouse taking notice of the man head and shoulders above his 2020 opponents now, joe

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we've had the little lady, erin, and harvey on the show before. but this one was a little bit different. it's now time to find out the gender. >> i'm going to be a big sister. i don't know what is in here. >> all right. you guys know how it works. you open the box. balloons come out. if they're blue or pink, that's the gender. all right. here we go. >> maybe she's like the three-eyed raven. she'll be able to -- >> just see it in her mind? >> yes. >> actually, in this case, harvey knows. >> where are the balloons? >> apparently this was a surprised to her. she wasn't expecting the dog to run out of the house. that's why she runs out of the way. and her mom has l i girl. >> i knew it! i knew i! >>> now to dallas, this fire department where brittany is about to find out the gender of her baby. she's there with her husband and her son, matthew. this is especially 30r79 to them back because in october of 2018, they lost their 2 1/2-year-old son so sudden unexplained death in childhood. but they also lost their second pregnancy. but they were blessed wi

erin's specialty health insurance.r: they both settled on the same hospital and wait ford their delivery dates. leila went into labor first. >> when the pain started to get pretty unbearable they asked if i wanted an epidural and i said yes. so the an theesthesiologist cam gave me an epidural. a few hours later my son arrived. >> reporter: how about for you, erin? >> they put the epidural in around midnight or so. then the next morning i had a really, really long delivery. >> reporter: was it your feeling that your insurance company was going to be paying for the vast majority of this? >> yes, that was my understanding. >> reporter: but a few weeks later leila received a beal from the anesthesiologist for $1,600. >> i remember telling my husband, this seems really strange. why would i get this big bill? i didn't want to get reminders and have it go to collections if i tried to figure out what is going on, so i paid it and thought i'll figure it out later. >> reporter: did you tell erin you had gotten this whopping bill

our cnn political reporter covering the biden campaign and aleka erin and from the american urban radio network. ar letta, i want to bring you in as we look at numbers, so we have the numbers, the fact that he in this first 24 hours did, in fact, outraise his rivals, what does that tell you. because there are questions about his ability to fund raise. >> even before the campaign started, the night before he held a conference call with supporters and telling them how important it is to have a strong showing right out of the gate and today those numbers helped him make that argument. so as we ran through earlier, he raised $6.3 million. that is more than any other democratic primary rival that he's running against. and just looking at a little bit of the breakdown of that. the campaign said that 97% of those online donations were under $200. now one question is how many of those donations actually came online of the entire total and my colleague fred rucka points out that biden in his $6.3 million, they raised that from almost 97,000 people. but if you compare that to bernie sanders, he r

i'm jim chuto in for erin burnett and trump takes biden's bait. the president

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monthly active users, instead focusing on increased monetizable daily active users known as mdasus erin kessler julia, i'll start with you what did you take away from this earnings report and what's behind, you think, this 15% gain if you look year on year, the user growth wasn't really that strong >> well, look. so i think the key thing here is last quarter, twitter announced they'll not care much about active monthly users because that's not a good measure of engagement and the monthly active users in consistent decline and they introduced this idea of the monetizable daily active users this quarter, those mdaus as we're calling them increased by 11% over the year ago quarter. consistent growth in the daily active users and twitter says this is really a key measurement of engagement. people are coming back every single day because they made the service easier to use, it's easier to follow conversations, and there isn't as much mess on the platform there aren't as many bots or harassment and trolling, which had been a big issue i think it shows jack dorsey's commitment seems to be payi

good evening, i am erin burnett. out front tonight, fueling the fire.giving president trump what he needs to push trump's unfounded claim the obama administration spied on his campaign. >> i think what he said was absolutely true, there was absolutely spying into my campaign. i'll go a step further, in my opinion it was

good evening, i'm erin burnest.t front" tonight a stunning claim from the attorney general bill barr. he said he thinks the obama administration spied on the

which do you bet on in this knockout round mark newton and erin gibbs your "trading nation" team today. stock up 40% but still $200 a share below where it was at the peak last year at the trillion dollar valuation which would you bet on, amazon or the field >> i still like amazon quite a bit, mike. and you mentioned that it's quite a bit off its highs and that's precisely the reason why i like it. you look at stocks like costco, a big run near former highs. all of these have had a really good run since december but amazon is the one that's really more technically appealing and you take a look at its broader chart going back since october the stock has been range bound for the last six months. it's really just started to emerge from the base if anything, it looks like it has room to run over the next three to five months i am projecting a move back up to 2015 that would use pullbacks with a chance to buy that. it's more of a reverse head and shoulders formation for those to study technicals and more appealing in my view than the others. >> i know you've maybe been shopping around other

i'm erin gilchrist.wn waldorf, beantown road, a bad crash there. they had aedac. take a look at eastbound northbound right t lane al road. take a look at that moisture. we will check on the forecast ac when we come bk. >>> we do have cloud outd there rain showers. you can e them coming through arupperoro on the outer edge of the beltway. no more severe weather. the severe weather is all up the eastern seaboard. lots of lightning. the main story for us winds. we will see wind gusting up to 50 miles an hour. >> that means additional power outages is possible. temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. we get sunshine later on and had polittle bit of wind chill at times. ibly more severe weather on friday. >> all right. lauren, thank you. you can get the latest news and weather any time on the a with the cast of broadway's "the cher show." fallon and cher, nbc tonight. >>> it is 8:30 on a monday morning, april >>> it is a monday morning, april 15th, 2019. we are happy to say the sun is out. >> it is. >>fter some

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> outfront next breaking news, bill barr under pressure tonmanding more than just the full mueller report. and investigators from the special counsel now going head to head with the attorney general. plus president trump ready to handout another government gig to a friend. this time hermann kane wait until you here the job. the radio hoeft every democratic candidate for president must sit down with. who dotes are does he think has the best shot for president. >> good evening i'm erin burnett out front bill barr under fire from the chairman of the