. >> the families of the victims of esther's bombings in lahore say that a climate of fear continue, and they say they'll never go back to the public park where the blasts hit. >> they gather at the graves of those they lost. this family lost two sons and one daughter. they were looking forward to a holiday weekend at the popular park. >> the weekend is a holiday for the children and the next day they had school. they said let's go to the park and they can be a little free. we went to the park and i watched as they ran. i saw my children underneath the bodies of others. my husband lost a leg and is in hospital. i'll never go back to that park again. i'm too compared. >> at home through their grief they talk about the short lives of their children. like many in the park they came from the poor poorest parts of the region. they came to the park for an ice cream. the attack was designed to stir up sectarian tensions and target christians. but for these families it says it doesn't matter. many of those who died in this attack are buried in ancestral burials. their lives changed in an ins

how can we sell this to the public esther mark the soaring prices are linked to the currency, which has flipped against the dollar after several years of stability. the democratic republic of congo -- exchange have a huge impact on consumer prices. >> we are finding it hard right now. you can't sell your goods and meanwhile, inflation continues. it disturbs us, greatly. economy ishe congo's dependent on the export of congo -- cobalt. there has also been a slump in oil prices. in this highly dollarized emerging-- other he market currencies, such as those of turkey and brazil have also recently clenched. the uncertainty around china's economic growth continues to lower, especially as growth estimates continue to fall. meanwhile, oil workers in kuwait say they will extend a strike. the strike has cut their daily oil output by half, which has stabilized local oil prices. they punch on monday. tar overers met in qa the weekend. it has settled around $44 a barrel, after a more than 2.5% recession. they are helping stocks go higher on wall street. nasdaq arees and hanging on. dow and s&p inhe

. >> esther gabriela castillo de 12 aÑos de edad, y se que habÍa tenido discusiÓn porque llegó a la madrugadase conozcan medidas de coerciÓn. julio: tras una breve pausa, filadelfia enfrentÓ a los mets en segundo juego de los 3 que faltaba. barbara: un hombre matÓ a su esposa y la mayor de sus hijas hace lo imposible por cuidar a su hermanita, le contamos, compaÑeros. -acompaÑenos. ¿y mamá? ¿se habrá olvidado de mí? ¿qué le habrá pasado? ¿me va a dejar aquí? (locutor) las drogas o el alcohol pueden hacer que te olvides de tus problemas por un momento, pero no será lo único que olvides. (adolescente) mi mamá se sacrificó mucho para recuperarse. y la amo por eso. (locutor) si alguien que amas tiene problemas con las drogas o el alcohol llama al 1-800-487-4889 (tdd). presentado por el departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos. julio:segundo juego de la noche deberÁ paliza en el tratamiento de los mets de nueva york tras perder por 11 carreras 1, de juego se convirtiÓ en un festival, herrera maquillÓ el resultado para no quedar con el canciller o 0 en la octava entrada. 3 ca

esther yakuba was devastated when she didn't spot her daughter. years after the girls were kidnapped, their school lies abandoned. the nigerian government has been unable to pre-the girls or even find them. a source close to the negotiations told us boko haram demanded a large ransom and a prisoner release in exchange for the girls, but it all fell apart when the government refused to pay. according to human rights group, boko haram has kidnapped over 2,000 girls in the last two years. those who manage to escape often end up in refugee camps in neighboring cameroon. they tell harrowing stories of rape, being forced to marry the fighters, even being groomed as suicide bombers. toda girls accuse the government of failing to put enough resources into the search. "all we want," said one, "is for the government to bring back our girls." for now negotiations between the nigerian government and boko haram have completely stalled. there have been reports since the kidnappings that some of the girls might have been proved out of the country or even killed,

esther george did vote for a yellen the same time view.aded her the minutes will provide more detailsbout where the big difference lies. francine: valentin marinov there, thank you very much. stay with the pulse. 20 more coming your way plenty more coming your way including glencore. biggestils, plus the ever health care deal. why it is said to be dead in the water. trump's defeat in wisconsin. ♪ francine: this is the pulse. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with nejra cehic. nejra: shares and air france have fallen sharply in paris trade after the surprise the parts are of ceo after three years in the job. his departure leaves europe's largest airline with out a leader as it tries to push through cost cuts. when the next corporate default weight comes it could hurt investors more than they expect. bank of america strategists take losses from bonds from defaulted companies are likely to be higher than in previous cycles. that's because u.s. -- has more debt. if a country liquidate, the proceeds have to cover more liability. u.n. --ct of august august yuan evaluation -

esther dodaro, i want to come to you, and certainly thank you and your staff. angrily for the other witnesses just to let you know, if gao ain't happy, i'm not happy. and i just put a great bluntly, we are reading what they have. and i think in a bipartisan way we are willing to attack it. there may be some ideologically differing views on what we should attack first. but as much as i try to make gao be a political instrument, they will not do that. they keep it in a nonpartisan, in fact there are times when wanting to be outraged, and you get a calm cool gene today with their going well, we need to address this and address that. i can't, you know, i can't evoke emotion out of him. i would say that because it's a benefit, i really believe, to the three of you who are here today because you have been asked to testify because the implementation of those recommendations have really fallen short of where most of us believe that it should and i said in a kind way, but when you don't implement the majority, words like we are making progress, really are like nails on

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esther yakuba was devastated when she didn't spot her daughter. two years after the girls were kidnapped their school lies abandoned. the nigerian government has been unable to free the girls or even find them. a source close to the negotiations told us, boko haram demanded a large ransom and prisoner release in exchange for the girls. but it all fell apart when the government refused to pay. according to human rights groups, boko haram kidnapped over 2,000 girls in last two years. those who managed to escape often end up in refugee camps in neighboring cameroon. they tell harrowing stories of rape, being forced to marry the fighters, even being groomed as suicide bombers. today, relatives of the missing girls accused the government of failing to put enough resources into the search. all we want, said one, is for the government to bring back our girls. for now, negotiations between the nigerian government and boko haram have completely stalled. there have been reports since the kidnappings that some of the girls might have been moved out of the co

surveys show esther trumbo with johnble-digit lead over kasich. ted cruz says he won't ask for a recount of his narrow loss in missouri. of day cruz faced an end deadline to contest the results of the march 15 voting. donald trump defeated senator votes. 2000 those -- residentsst. louis testified in a final public hearing before a judge decided the ferguson settlement with the justice department will go forward. has been under scrutiny since michael brown, a black unarmed teenager was fatally shot by a white police officer in 2014. a justice department investigation found racial prejudice in ferguson's criminal system. the u.s. is deploying disaster experts to ecuador and sending $1000 in supplies as the country deals with tens of thousands of displaced citizens. the agency for international development is joining the survivors.elp teens from mexico, switzerland, colombia, venezuela are in place. more than 4000 injured in the earthquake. 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. teddy: thank you

esther lyle -- -- mr. lyle? mr. lyle: any veteran of iraq or afghanistan will probably tell you that they either have a friend or a friend of a friend that has committed suicide and has been affected by this suicide of an epic. the study done by the v.a. in 2013 that indicated the 22 veteran a day average committing suicide -- that study was based on 21 states. the number tragically is higher than 22 veterans of the day. that was a side note. i will also say that since i have been doing this, you know, i have been talking to members of congress and friends of mine specifically in texas because the cost their ears are so high to getting a service dog -- and many veterans join the military to get that family support. when they get out, they don't have that and when they are told that there are way times of over a year, they don't feel they have that time so they go out and get a dog. i will note that -- i believe congressman russell had said earlier that just being around a dog, and dr. fallon is a veteran -- a veteri

trump is meeting in florida on a trump candidacy with top eight trying to esther worase their w.m not going to rebrand and with four days until the next wave of primaries, including here, maryland has opened a new line of attacks. several hours ago, cruz posted this video to his facebook page. the cruz campaign attacks trump for comments he made on thursday which trump criticized the north carolina's so called bathroom law this morning in pennsylvania which votes next tuesday. a chorus of boos and other negative reactions directed towards trump when he brought that remarks. after that remark, he continued that line of attack with reporters. >> donald trump coming out with grown men going to bathrooms with little girls. that's sillyness. >> nbc hally jackson is in delaware where trump is scheduled to speak in a few hours from now. what's the reaction to cruz? >> reporter: we'll see what trump has to say here at 4:00 this afternoon a couple of hours away. will be surprising if trump did not talk about this. he's on top of the headline and he likes to come out and defend himself at

at the time, the prime and esther of australia said, no refugee arriving in australia by boat withoutisa would ever settled in australian territory. this has been cited with the refugee crisis going on right now. this is the establishment of the islamic trade finance corporation which allows sharia topliant finance and trade be settled. the interesting thing here is -- compliantinant banking and finance includes things like you cannot involve gambling and pornography and pork. it also insists on risk sharing, no payment or collection of interest, no speculative transactions like derivatives. anyn paper does not allow of the things that stained our own economy. you can see the flowers sticking in on the edge of the frame but this was in 1994, where american -- america and russia were giving ukraine all the security assurances and promising to respect its integrity and independence and it -- in exchange, ukraine returned its nuclear stockpile to russia which it had inheritance -- it inherited with its independence. they -- that would allow them to launch a missile and appear like ukrain

so, it will be in your hands to decide, should we have a national museum of the american latino esther mark in the meantime, we're -- continuing to tell the story of the american latino. >> i got a tell you, it is not fair that you bring in all this neat stuff that distracts us so we can even your testimony. you have an advantage that others don't. dr. skorton: it is true, the world is not fair. but i am so glad to be on my side of it. >> thank you for your work in bringing these treasures. i want to talk about your comments on the value of that region education. i think we are in environment in this country where we are witnessing -- institutions across our social spectrum. part of that i believe, is a lack of civic engagement. part of that, is because we just don't teach civics anymore in our classrooms and in our schools. there is this a missed quiz circulating that when you ask a certain age cohort who won the civil war, the majority will say the british. that is a function of just not having access to history or the traditional civics lessons that we all were taught when we were g

. >> the text show that far from an unwelcome series of texts from esther hufnagel, there was a mutualflirtation that occurred. it was not only welcome by the complainant, but oftentimes was initiated by her. it was continued by her. and it went on for some period of time. >> reporter: the coach's attorney says the accuser selectively chose texts that she gave to uc berkeley and the entire record is proof that the university has wronged an innocent person. >> any person reviewing those texts would agree there was no sexual harassment and this is a gross miscarriage of justice. >> reporter: in one exchange after texting hufnagel, quote, is my favorite assistant coach and learning he was in las vegas the woman texted quote, i clearly have to step up my stocking game. a few days later the woman texted hufnagel at the woman texted hufnagel at 1:20 am congratulating him on a win at asking if he was at a bar celebrating. she referred to three bars and suggested they do a quote, emergency dive bar tour of berkeley. less than a month after that, she suggested he take her to the more expensive

. >> reporter: esther davis is terrified to hear a man tried to lure two, 11-year-old girls into hisar in her cherry hill neighborhood. >> to know there's guy going around trying to abduct kids is scary. >> reporter: cherry hill police say it happened yesterday afternoon around 5:15. these are surveillance pictures of the suspect inside the wawa at 843 cooper landing road. police say he was in the store the same time as the girls and followed them in this car also captured on surveillance as the girls walked near south lincoln avenue and garfield avenue. >> he pulled up alongside of them on the curb, rolled down the window, and asked the females if they happened to need a ride home. they yelled no, they ran away. they went home and reported to adult. they did everything that they should have. >> reporter: lisa sheffler has two daughters including 10-year-old sophia. >> we think it's horrible. i mean it's scary when somebody runs around. you know what i mean? you don't know. >> reporter: she says chirp shouldn't be allowed to walk the neighborhood alone. >> they're little. you know wh

>> fans awe played dollars at the draft party last night, seemed to like the approach of the team esther. for franchise changing quarterback. >> about time we get a quarterback, bye, sam bradford. >> let's go carson wentz. >> this wasn't bad. hopefully this is something we need to rebuild. >> eagles players reacted to the draft pick on twitter last night as well. but this one is a little awkward, wide receiver jordan matthews says let's get to work cj went. wait. isn't sam bradford, isn't he going to be the quarterback? i guess we'll see. tight ends sake ertz, welcome to the squad. now time to get to work. fly eagles work. hopefully these two work together for years to come. tackle lane johnson welcome to the squad carson gents hashtag eagles nation. finally saying: fired up about carson wentz. eagles committed depth in the leadership position, intelligent approach all around. hey, a coach who knows winners, it is jay wright. so everyone seems fired up and ready for wentz to take this franchise to the next level. and i know we are here, as well, because when something big happens around

kansas city fed president esther george said the stage could be set for a recession if it waits too long to raise rates further. she argues the job market appears to be near full strength and inflation is picking up. >>> ahead of earnings next week, it is a light day for data as we wrap up the trading week. watch out for february wholesale trade at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. it tracks the value in u.s. dollars of all merchant wholesalers. so a good barometer there. new york fed president bill dudley will be speaking about the regional and national economy. he's seen as one of the key fed members of the inner circle of janet yellen. >>> let's get to corporate news. bill ackman tells cnbc the embattled drug company won't butt bausch & lomb on the block. it's a core asset we're only considering selling noncore assets s what he told cnbc. his pershing square fund has lost about $1 billion on valeant since taking a stake in march 2015. but ackman says he expects to make back his losses on the drug company. >> this comes after the allergan ceo earlier this week said it was an attractive asset, t

it is the need to move into esther production. - manus: improving conditions in china for the first timen eight months with the pmi rising to 50.2. more. get a little bit bureau chief there. should i be smiling regarding this pmi? it is definitely a positive sign. we are now in expansion territory for the first time since july of last year. there are some cautions about seasonal factors that may have influenced this number. or of the endless said pointed to the property market as being one of the main drivers for the improvements. the property market is quite uneven. it has been surging in tier one cities but in the tier two and tier three cities, it is still performing rather poorly. it is hard to see a sustained recovery without an overall improvement in the property market. hans: that is interesting regarding the property market and that will drive a lot of the confidence going forward. tierere a sense for those two and tier three cities that the central government can do anything? gregory: they seem to be in a quandary. they have been trying to remove curbs and ease regulations to bo

esther george was confirmed to his position in 2004. inor to that, he served community service. he began his career as a prosecutor in new york following which he served as assistant general counsel and the counsel's office in the white ande office of management budget. mr. george has also served as the associate director for policy in the office of national service, after which she moved to the private sector, when he .racticed law then, in 1995, mr. george joined the committee on government reform and oversight. mr. george received his bachelor of arts degree from howard university, and a masters from harvard school of law. he will be joined by michael mckinney. mr. mckinney is responsible for providing audit oversights related to the preparation and processing of tax returns, and the you issue in of refunds to taxpayers. finally, we welcome back controller jane dodaro -- gene doraro. he was appointed the head of the u.s. government accountability office in december 2010. he was appointed to this position after serving as the acting confirming general since march of 2008, incl

the problem is that encryption is kind of an esther/or thing. something is either encripped or it's not a. little encrypted, sam and laura is like being a little bit pregnant. >> no middle ground there, scott. thank you. >> a little bit. >>> this story will surely brighten your day, that is if it doesn't blind you first. >> check out this massive rock a. 9.54 caret blue diamond. sutherby's in new york put it up for auction yesterday. it's stunning t. jerusalem was actually a gift do actress shirley temple given to herbie her father back in 1940. she loved it and had it her entire life. sutherby's sales director expects the ring to sell for at least $25 million. >> so you got size, clarity and color. right. those are the big cle. >> that thing is the trifecta and cut. i learned a thing or two from you. >> just in case you are in the shopping mood. >> well, for that, put the pressure on. so we're going to check in with kari hall in a second. first, mike, you are watching a bad situation if fremont this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morn

robin mcdowell myself, margie mason and esther tusan. our editor also a woman.: what do you think it is about women and exposing slavery? >> i think that we were very persistent. i think that we were very dogged in this investigation, but i also think we were not abrasive. competent. we were pursuing. amy: martha mendoza and robin mcdowell, co-authors of the ap on seafoodng series slavery. they're a free pulitzer prize today. we're on the road for a 100 city tour. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!]

robin mcdowell myself, margie mason and esther tusan. our editor also a woman.: what do you think it is about women and exposing slavery? >> i think that we were very persistent. i think that we were very dogged in this investigation, but i also think we were not abrasive. competent. we were pursuing. amy: martha mendoza and robin mcdowell, co-authors of the ap on seafoodng series slavery. they're a free pulitzer prize today. we're on the road for a 100 city tour. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now! p.o. box 693 new york, new york 10013. [captioning made possible by democracy now!] - today on america's test kitchen, bridget cooks milk braised pork loin, jack challenges chris to a tasting of apricot preserves, gadget guru lisa reviews apple corers, and julia prepares roasted pears with dried apricots and pistachios. america's test kitchen is brought to you by dcs. dcs: manufacturers of professionally styled indoor and outdoor kitch

when esther arrived, that's when the story broke open for her because these men wanted to tell theiro they were shoving pieces of papers in their hands with their parents' names and villams begging them to tell their families back home that they were alive. when thairpd asked to see more of these men, taper taken to a graveyard with 70 bodieses and false names on the signs above them. >> sreenivasan: so what's trail? what's the paper trail between how that seafood that these slaves are fishing actually gets to a grocery store in the united states? >> well, we videoed and documented the seafood being loaded on to one refrigeratedte cargo ship. that boat had a satellite tracker in it, and that tracker was pinging to a locator, and we watched the boat via the internet. and for two weeks, we tracked it into port.o when it arrived in port, ap met it watched the seafood being unloaded into pickup trucks and followed those trucks to factorieses. we were able to search and find the companies in thailand that were then shipping to the united states, and go to these american seafood distributo

esther butler: it is tenuous. mr. butler: i said tenuous. by encouraging the irs to work with private industry. there needs to be a partnership, a true partnership, between the industry and the irs when it comes to all things related to technology. the irs can't be expected to be a technology leader. there are many other people out there who are technology leaders. the chairman: they are still programming in cobol. so i understand. lynch: we have recounted some of the weaknesses in the irs system. the lack of personnel. lack of communication between taxpayers and the irs. the risk of id theft through filings. do we have any idea how many false tax returns get filed every year? nina: there are millions. mr. lynch: the health care information component that is come in. the infrastructure weaknesses well. i understand some of the programs they are using date back to the kennedy administration which is sad. about theed presumption of compliance by the american people. i think most people pay their taxes and try to do the right thing. i know othe

advertisers are increasing their budgets and esther " i felt the messenger. personal face of page and also a business fixed page. it is switching back and forth and is annoying. surrogacy messenger sturdy more news feed. it also adds that it. shall reality is like a trip is also down. they talked about adding a tip jar if you see a story. try to get more content for celebrities and musicians and artists face the continues to come of greatest. their stocks that haven't and i believe will build one for this year. >> mark: water source finance products. >>: mutual-fund spike american funds that have those of 5.5%. if you invest under dollars yearly investing $94 to the defense. that is too much. but vanguard fidelity they have better fees. i doubt that every which is a real stake in the stretch. income of concept but so will state but still some resistance to give us money and live well by receipt for your. we're charging quite a bit tired and have people write rested. the final one is annuity is an insurance product with an investment product. despite our plane

receiving so many messages of people who were supporting other candidate saying i'm ready to get behind esther, time to take the fight to hillary clinton. tuesday showed his ability to break the 50 plus one in every area, very conservative and it is time for the republican party to come together behind the republican front runner so we can go after hillary clinton and win in november. martha: if mike pence backs ted cruz what is the impact? >> endorsement have not had much weight. it might light people toward ted cruz's way but he has been mathematically eliminated, and attempt to force the convention which i don't think will happen. mister trump can still win the 1237 prior to the convention even if ted cruz wins indiana. i don't think it is going to move because people are seeing the writing on the wall. donald trump is strong, he has vision, policies, wants to put americans first and is the only republican candidate that wants to do that. martha: thank you very much for being with us today. bill: are we looking at a possible epidemic in one us state this summer? officials are sounding the a

esther biden had a private meeting with pope francis as they prepared to give separate remarks at a conferencedicine. the italian navy rescued 283 refugees off the coast of libya. among those on board were 72 children. the international organization from migration reported that 181,000 refugees have entered europe by see in 2016. in salem township, pennsylvania, flames shot into the sky after an explosion inside a 36 inch natural gas pipeline. a man who was burned after the explosion was in a home that caught fire nearby. officials say the fire is contained but residual gas in the pipeline continues to burn for hours. the area has been evacuated. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. amazon gets the glory after a blowout first quarter earnings report by two other companies are holding their own. talking linked in and pandora surging after first-quarter results that topped estimates providing of boost after an otherwise grim year. tracy: emily chang have the opportunity to speak with their ceos after rnings and joins us now f

economy and inflation, so it might be that we see someone else joined the ranks of the defenders it estherwell. scarlet: all right, erik schatzker, thank you. we will see what the top of the hour for that decision. still ahead, we have allen of morgan stanley. later on, pimco and all of that coming up on "the fed decides." ♪ this is a bloomberg special report "the fed decides." i am scarlet fu with joe weisenthal and michael mckee. edelman,s turn to economist for morgan stanley. she joins us from new york. a lot of people think the fed is on hold for this meeting. you would put that a lot longer. you don't see any reason for the fed to move anytime soon. ln: you are right, mike. we set expectation early in the year. at best, we think the fed gets in one more rate hike this year ellie place it in december at the tail end. it is not unthinkable that they could deliver the rate hikes they envision in the second half of the year with a better growth profile in the second half of the year, but there is no compelling reason for them to do anymore or to be aggressive at all. i think we do not exp

esther chairman, ranking member brown, thank you for the opportunity to be here and discuss the work. to listen tonue our stakeholders and attend to your oversight to ensure all sure of fair be treatment in the marketplace. i look forward to your directions. sen. brown: thank you, director cordray. i would like to summarize with the direct lending and auto lending then get your impressions. you do not have any statutory authority to regulate auto dealers. . frank prescribes that. neverrdray: we have brought any action against a single auto dealer. sen. shelby: you have the authority or indirect auto lenders? mr. cordray: not only the authority, but we deal the responsibility. you recently approved an enforcement action using the theory of the spirit -- theory of disparate impact. you argued that the lender's policies created a significant words, resulting in disparities on race, national origin, and potentially other prohibited races. i presume you presumed the disparate impact vendor because the lender has no idea whether the borrower longs to a protected class. unlike mortgage lendi

it has been quiet and somewhat australia and india has since patiently steadfast that building esther she just relationship. this is a 2007 declaration with japan. japan and india pays is , aeloping quite strongly similar sort of institutional framework in place. this is a bilateral conservatives and we are seeing but hitting in the right direction. i do not think it is in either or. i do not think we should wait until the perfect edifice is constructed. i think we should patiently build the edifice, but in the meantime, where we can and where it makes sense and where it is everyone's interest, we should bring india in. mike mentioned 2004 synonymy and indian ocean, that was a perfect example where from almost a standing start the four countries generated pretty response toilitary that tragedy. because they are like-minded, licensealues, a lots of interoperability and capability, which when pointed at the same problem can be very effective. it is rather than having a high level goal and waiting until we achieve it. legrier appointed doing better between japan and china. the patterns o

give us the three colleaguerefer to my and esther coleman who previously said it is hard to say who is the worst because we are only now in a world movie can identify what countries are doing. --assador: may disagree congo, morocco, cameroon, tanzania, burundi, nigeria, togo, ghana, madagascar, senegal, canada, germany, slovakia, moldova -- do you want to pick three? if you don't want to put in canada, you don't have to? you might want to give us an idea of where this problem is and it will focus our attention more precisely on what we should start with? we should probably start with the worst in him we can know when we have to have is a project to teach the country how much they should care. would you like to try that, ambassador? what you are saying is important. we need to identify where the problems are. like alooking at a case democratic republic allegations horrific but we think the secretary general did the right thing by sending them home. they are not in peacekeeping anywhere else. at the same time, as part of this focus on the issues, we have seen that the democratic republic

. >>> hi, esther. what can you tell us about what we've learned this hour? know there was a raid this morning in anderlecht, an inner city neighborhood of brussels, very much a quiet neighborhood but six people were arrested on friday, four now have officially been charged with participating in terrorist acts. abrini has been charged, along with osama k., who is believed to have accompanied the al bakraoui brother in maalbeek station. >> what can you now tell us about the reports we are getting that abrini has now admitted to being the man in the hat with the photograph that was taken just moments before the blast went off. >> what we know for sure is abrini is dna was found of his in two of the safe houses, especially when they were manufacturing explosives in the paris attacks and to the attacks most recently on the 22nd of march in brussels. the prosecutor has confirmed. related to the cctv footage of the third mysterious man in the hat who is suspected to be in relation with the two who did blow themselves up on march 22nd, is that he has confessed to be

>>[applause] >> esther richard gonzales, [inaudible] cool sellers, darren, charleston brown. [calling names] >> good evening. all those in favor say, aye lexicography is one issue to troubleshoot continued to be a productive school the 20 1617 suite. 2 secondary issues. the primary issue is is the facilities in top 30 on. myself and several stakeholders are here to ask that you reconsider the prop 39 rejection at sf flex has received it as a principle of san francisco flex academy of your honor to note we have families who believe in the school and what it can do for all students looking for alternatives to traditional schools. i support all the parents and students here tonight who will be speaking on behalf of sf flex and to push for us to be granted facilities for the 2016-17 school year. o2 thank you in advance for your time and consideration. >> hello. my name is the mere montagu. i'm an 11th grader at sf flex academy. when i started high school i previously went to lowell and i felt that it wasn't the right fit for me. derisively to many people. i have anxiety issues, d

look like a beautiful trip an good time weiw turn now to the founder and thed head of the school estherse. good morning to you and you also have with you kadar hudson.ud >> good morning. morning >> good morning. g good to see you.oo how was cubago?? >> cuba was amazing. amazing. >> it was amazing. it was am >> it was excellent. it was students had a very beneficialil and meaningful trip. >> what did you learn overuearn there? what did you see? whata did you learn?diu le >> i saw a lot of afro cubans.ub i saw a lot of different dances like rum ba, salsa, ma'am ba. b it was also fun to placeo baseball with the cubans.ub >> you played baseball as well.l >> yes. >> we did. >> i heard good baseball andl ad good salsa as well, right?ht? >> yes. >> okay. all right. did you win the baseball game?e? >> well it was a friendly game.g it was a friendly game.ame (laughter).ter) >> and actually we are mat todat tour sock kearse our team wear got to the baseball game andal d they look at our kids and reloor at their kids we thought thishts needs to be a mix and it needs n to be friendly. fen >> i unde

esther george who preferred the meeting to raise the target range for the fed funds rate from .5% to> thank you very much. so this is what we have become in about a collective 100 years of business journalism. we are fed word counters. this is as far as i can tell almost a cut and paste of the march 1 with the exception of the economic activity appears to have slowed as the second sentence in the first one, the rest of it is almost exactly the same. >> i'm looking for the global bit. >> they used global one time. >> so they reduced that a little bit here, right? >> they did. there was a 50% reduction in the world global. two times in the march 1. >> that is coming off the boil. and really that second parra graph that they said global and financial developments pose risk. that is out. that is something they can do in terms of creating a very gradual backdrop to a change. remember, theoretically, the federal reserve is in a tightening cycle. >> by not mentioning global as much, that seems to be hawkish in and of itself. is the way -- i mean with the markets right now are interpreting i

coming up tuesday morning, john slice of esther, -- john sligh sylvester.joins us to discuss his endorsement of senator bernie sanders for president in the spring of 2015. and to preview tuesday's key gop democratic primary in wisconsin. he will also talk about issues important to voters in that state. ted barnes, executive founder of the weekly standard, will be on to talk about the nominating process for the republican party and the president of can test -- contest. be sure to watch at 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning. join the discussion. campaign 2016 continues on tuesday, april 5 with a consistent -- with the wisconsin primary. it is just like coverage begins at 9:00 eastern. tune in for viewer reaction and results. taking you on the road to the white house on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> tuesday's wisconsin primary has become quite the battleground, and our guest on newsmakers is in the mix of it all. dave mcintosh is the president of the group club for growth. they have endorsed the primary for ted cruz and is spending up to on ads in the

that is overshadowed things like esther trump's region abortion -- whichwithout have been much more contentious caller. caller: good morning. fromlemanl maryland so my thunder. but he is absolutely right. the news media this country has caused the problem. they jump in bed with all the politicians. those know they are supposed to do. they are supposed to keep an eye on the speed will, they are supposed for the public what is going on. they don't do that. they more oro the less that is why people are irritated and ticked off. they are against donald trump because donald trump cannot be controlled. and they want control. control of money and control of power. that is what it has always been about. they would be able to control all the politicians. look at the democratic something hillary clinton, corrupt, nobody trusts her. she is a liar. bernie sanders, he is not a democrat, is a communist. hisent to law school on honeymoon. most people go to bermuda. [laughter] i have never been to bermuda. back to brian's point, first of all christina is not just out of high school and is one of the more accom

esther gartenstein-ross. mr. gartenstein-ross: i think there's two problems. the problem is, number one, the more you harden it like with checkpoints, the more you defeat the purpose. the reason why so boys are so effective is because you can up on. it doesn't take you hours to get across town. have to wait in the tsa line. the second thing is the very problem we saw in the brussels airport. even if you have a checkpoint, terrorist cannot check right outside the checkpoint. the checkpoint outside, you have a line of waiting passengers outside and that puts car bombs into play. one exception is good human policing. that is what amtrak tries to do. you have the teams with dogs going around amtrak trains to make sure nothing is amiss. it is far from being as effective as airline security, but that is the last line of defense for our rail security. ms. smith: i would just know that i was in brussels two days before the attacks. i took the train over to london and they have hardened their rail security because of the differences between the u.k. in mainland europe.

i believe we're at -- i call it an esther moment. in this nation, we have to find our voice.speak up into the issue, to lean into the culture. we can't be caught any longer looking at our shoes when these hard issues come up. because we can discuss it graciously and thoughtfully and hopefully bring people to our side. it's too important. our children need us. generations will suffer. >> i love that,ester is a powerful story. if you're not familiar with it, read about her life. thank you so much. i wish you all the best with this book called "feisty and feminine." all the best. >> thanks. >>> coming up, diana ross injured in a car crash. we have the breaking details for you. >>> and it would be the first time ever the citadel may allow muslim recruits to wear a hajib. we've got trouble in tummy town. peptocopter! ♪ when cold cuts give your belly thunder, pink relief is the first responder, so you can be a business boy wonder! ♪ fix stomach trouble fast with pepto. at safelite,oh nonow how busy your life can be. this mom didn't have time to worry about a cracked windshield. so