>> esther: well, someone must have put it in the mailbox. >> jill: like who, esther? >> esther: i don't know! does it matter how it got here? mrs. c wrote that to you! why don't you just open it? >> jill: this is so bizarre! so what does she want to tell me? and do i really want to hear it? >> colin: my god. isn't she beautiful? i'm gonna love her all the more if she's worth the kind of money that we're talking about. but, you know, being a fauchet

her best friend, esther sanchez.ou think she got cold feet about moving to tennessee and was taking time out somewhere? >> without her son? never. lynne would have to be dead to not have christian. >> reporter: and what about her son, christian? could he help fill in any pieces of the puzzle? >> reporter: sensitive thing. the child here is 5 years old. maybe he has a story to tell. >> no, i don't know how much a 5-year-old child could provide at that time. >> reporter: in truth, precious little, the night lynn disappeared christian had been with his father for the weekend. like lynne, her ex, clifford friend, had also met someone since his divorce two years before. he was engaged to a woman named janet miriam. she lived in texas and learned of lynn's disappearance long distance. >> cliff had called me and said he had -- i believe had received a phone call stating that lynne had disappeared. they found lynn's car, and they didn't know where she was. >> reporter: this is a very traumatic thing that's gone. he's lost hi

>> esther: well, someone must have put it in the mailbox. >> jill: like who, esther? >> esther: i don't know! does it matter how it got here? mrs. c wrote that to you! why don't you just open it? >> jill: this is so bizarre! so what does she want to tell me? and do i really want to hear it? >> colin: my god. isn't she beautiful? i'm gonna love her all the more if she's worth the kind of money that we're talking about. but, you know, being a fauchet

are you ready to open your heart and home for 18 months to a puppy like esther?ine companion for independence puppy raiser or about other volunteer opportunities, visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. meatball on white! next! you want mustard on that or not! come on, come on. i haven't got all day here! it doesn't come with peppers! they're extra! hurry up.pay the lady! next! the chicken's fresh. i killed it myself. so that's what you want? next! while we're still young! you know you told me you wanted mustard. get outta here! time's up! back of the line! hey. excuse me. what! great sandwich. thanks. ♪you didn't have to be so nice♪ get outta here. ♪i would have liked you anyway♪ lou: house intel chairman devin nunes asking admiral rogers and james comey to return to brief the committee. nunes concluded that unnamed obama aides moved to unmask the names of american citizens and that appeared in raw intelligence that cannot be explained except in an effort to

there is something in the this is my new best friend, esther. she might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. dagen: spring break vacations upon us president trump's budget calling to privatize air traffic controllers. the port is arguing it would allow a more cost-effective and efficient system but what do flyers think? take a look. >> i think privatizing the business and looking at competition, there may be future ways for improvement to hit the airlines and that is what we need. a lot of people traveling, parking is ridiculous and any improvement helps. >> i don't see any reason for that unless it is a measure to save

esther fue deportada hace siete aÑos.> no me quedÓ mÁs que echarle ganas porque tenÍa que sobrevivir. jorge: josÉ, también puso un negocio en el corazÓn de la zona turÍstica en tijuana. hoy es uno de los artistas de tatuaje mÁs importantes de esta ciudad. >> de una manera u otra, tengo que salir adelante. jorge: ambos forman parte de un reducido grupo de inmigrantes que despuÉs de haber sido deportados, han emprendido un negocio y han logrado tener Éxito. >> son personasque estuvieron 20, 30 o mÁs aÑos en estados unidos y aprendieron cÓmo organizar negocio hasta como utilizar ciertos equipos, cierta maquinaria, temas de recursos humanos. jorge: en la mayorÍa de los casos, la decisiÓn de no cruzar la frontera es por circunstancias ajenas a los propios migrantes. >> son personas igual que yo. jorge: la mayorÍa termina como empleados en negocios. ilia: el 77% de los mexicanos estÁ de acuerdo con el trabajo del presidente enrique peÑa nieto segÚn un estudio de las encuestadoras. el informe tambiÉn destacÓ que su credibilidad

this is my new best friend, esther. might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can ... ... kennedy: president trump is calling for a $54 billion increase in the military program. democrats say the defense budget is already bloated and doesn't need anymore money. one lawmaker says $54 billion? that's not nearly enough. max thornberry wants a budget increase of $190 billion. so, should we slim down the military or beef up the cash stash? here to weigh in is pete hegseth. army veteran from iraq and afghanistan. welcome back, pete. it's our favorite subject. i just think the military is a hungry beast and we just keep feeding it. >> i believe we can do both. i'm with mac

robert and esther will be back. now its time for meet the author with rebecca jones.areer, lionel shriver scribbled in obscurity, and those are her words, not mine. then her seventh novel hit the big time. we need to talk about kevin won the orange prize for fiction in 2005 and made her name. lionel shriver‘s latest book is called the mandibles, and it's set during a financial crisis in america during the near future. at its heart are four generations of a once wealthy family who must deal with the loss of their fortune and then learn to survive as the dollar collapses, inflation soars and the economy spirals out of control. lionel shriver, you wrote the mandibles in 2015, and the picture you paint of america is pretty bleak. revisiting it now as it comes out in paperback, what are your thoughts? well, it's bleaker now! one of the striking things about revisiting this book after the release of the hardback in the spring of 2016 is obviously we now have a new president, and not the president we expected. so there's a feeling of not quite being overtaken by events, beca

we set out to meet escenter from -- esther's granola to meet her. this is far from her home country of israel. but the flavors and the smells bring it all back to her. >> each granola i have is inspired by my childhood memories by places i have been to. alison: like sigh truss -- citrus granola. >> the whole house smelled like oranges. i loved that. >> she traveled and did her mandatory military service and then moved to the u.s. and worked in retail for ten years. one thing she couldn't find was granola that she really liked. so she started to make it herself. >> people really liked it. my family, friends and i found myself making it more and more. she says there is no sugar added. maple, agave or honey and now it is 40 stores including whole foods, online at amazon and in farmer's market across the area. >> people are locally. you see the same faces? >> yes. >> not just steve rudin. >> no, not just steve. [laughter] >> she has now quit her full-time job to focus on her food. she hopes to one day have a big section in the supermarket including savo

with me are robert fox, defence editor of the london evening standard, and esther mcvey, former conservative employment minister. and not a single donald trump story tonight. i'm in mourning! i am sure it is just tonight. i'm in mourning! i am sure it isjust a tonight. i'm in mourning! i am sure it is just a momentary hiatus. the ft says theresa may is on the brink of formally launching britain's exit from the european union, after rebel tory mps admitted they were unlikely to have the power to block the move when the bill returns to commons tomorrow. the i says tory veteran lord hestletine, who was sacked over brexit, has accused mrs may of treating colleagues like "performing fleas". for the metro, it's "march madness", as strikes over driver—only trains spread to three parts of the country. the telegraph has a picture of a serious—faced nicola sturgeon behind theresa may — it says the scottish leader is threatening to derail article 50, the formal notice of the uk leaving the eu, with plans for a second independence referendum. brexit preoccupies the express again — it says mps have been

this is my new best friend, esther. she might look like any normal, playful puppy but esther's being raised to become a canine companions for independence assistance dog for a person with a disability. to get there, she needs lots of loving care and attention, plenty of exercise and good eating habits so that she can live a long and healthy life for her future family. visit cci.org or call 1-800-572-bark. raise a puppy change a life. you can make a world of difference in the life of a person with a disability. ... ... >> tucker: a horrifying news this weekend from rockville, maryland. according to police, a 14-year-old high school student was raped in the bathroom by high school boys. that's bad enough but it gets worse. sanchez is an illegal alien here, he has been here seven months and has not been reported. despite being the age of upperclassman, both alleged rapists were classified as freshman, who shared the same grade as they are much younger victim. a resident of rockville, campaigning against that city becoming

esther, tambiÉn nos mandÓ estÁ selfie digital. a ti que te encantan las mascotas.ienes una razÓn para festejar. presentadora: es el dÍa de 3.14. si no te gustan las matemÁticas, muchas empresas estÁn realizando empresas -- propuestas. presentadora: sÍ. [risas] presentador: bueno. seguimos, noticias. tras el reportaje emitido de este domingo muchos podemos conocer las denuncias que involucran a la mayor planta de reciclaje de envase de coca-cola . utiliza mano infantil de mÉxico. presentadora: nos conectamos con una compaÑera que trabajÓ en esta investigaciÓn. nos gustarÍa preguntar, cÓmo comenzÓ la investigacion? >> hola. muchas gracias por la invitaciÓn. iniciamos tratando de investigar, de conocer, cÓmo funcionaba la industria del reciclaje en mÉxico. tiene un nivel enorme degeneraciÓn de basura. partimos de conocer cÓmo funcionaba el sistema. fuimos cortando la ruta de la investigaciÓn hasta llegar a conocer cuÁl era el proveedor mÁs grande para los recolectores. asÍ fue que llegamos a esta planta de coca-cola. en la planta de reciclaje de coca-cola mÁs grande d

bill dudley, boston fed president, eric rosengren, esther george and cleveland fed president lorettaester will be in front of the microphone. just one report on the agenda, fourth quarter current account. and the earnings, general mills, lenar reporting before the opening bell. after the close, fedex and nike. what i'm going to be watching in nike, which was the dow's biggest loser last year, down 18%. and is now one of the biggest winners. big comeback for nike. up about 15% this year. number one, revenue growth. they've seen a slowdown because of competition from the likes of under armour, but mainly adidas. can they get revenue growth back up? they missed the last few times. they say it's not important to look at futures orders, but the market pays attention. they turned negative last time. will they rebound? that's going to be a big question. then as for celebrity endorsements, that's something adidas nailed with the likes of kanye west, puma went after rihanna, nike is working with drake on a new line. the more it talks about that sort of thing, investors will pay attention. nik

esther greenspan: -- mr. greenspan: it is a very important change in style. which everyone is commenting on correctly. which i frankly expected to see the day he got into office and was shocked that he didn't. twitter,ys off of the we will all be better off. it was a good performance compared to what he did in the past. katty: he made a lot of spending proposals he would like. infrastructure, military, family . where is the revenue side to pay for all? mr. greenspan: that was not a speech that was meant to be taken literally. there is double entry bookkeeping. one must ask how you fund various things. there is nothing in there except vague notions about strong economic growth. where is that coming from? we are at the moment going through a period of significant stagnation, which has gone on for five years. this is having a very critical impact on the psychology of the economy. with growth society that almost looks to some form of populism. what we're looking at at this moment, from what i can see, is something similar to what is happening in latin american po

win instantly. [ doorbell rings ] >> jill: esther!need her. [ gasps ] >> devon: hi. is it a bad time? >> jill: it just got better.

these three young individuals knowingly or not, save esther shanahan's life that day. now, with the permission of the commissioners i would like to invite mr. shanahan up to the podium would like to say a few words before we present the certificates. >> absolutely. thank you. >> mr. shanahan. welcome. >> thank you very much and first of all, just it so wonderful that the city fire department and police department recognize this kind of behavior and response.. aron, furman and jennifer you saved my life and [inaudible] the great fire department we have and the please of him and copy off that piling but if you had not reacted in the time you did this quickly as you did, what wasn't discussed was the fact that the hyperthermia was really setting in with me and i did not have much time left. so i will never be able to thank you. parents mother, great job raising my kid and i kid. thank you so much. >> [inaudible/off mic] please. >> [applause] [applause] >> commissioners, thank you very much. joann hayes-white fire chief. i always say the city small-town so when i found out

esther stables these read item 13 >> item 13 introduction of new items. information item. >> other item introductions of new items colleagues? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> now we will go to general public comment. mr. mason, thank you for waiting patiently. the floor is yours. >> thank you their much edward mason. i like you as a congestion management agency of a can provide the february 2017 observational reports that i've made from the private commuter bus system. i had 19 observation periods that were either from a half-hour to about an hour. were 74 submitted complaints and planned violations could 17 of those were from nami delays blocking the street or boarding were street boarding. 14 were from no california plates. 28 were for no mta issue decals five were for missing a decals even though there was a decal on the bus. the were not four of them should eight for staging and not actively boarding. to access the engine idling. 12 for congestion and the honda line of buses an

lydia, naomi, and esther. >> dad pile. >> dad pile is right. you might notice something about him. he's wearing a surgical mask and he's bald. that's dad byron boyd he has not seen these bundles of joy in nearly two months. >> is it because of treatment? >> exactly. because of treatment. byron had to leave his kids with his brother-in-law for 56 days while he underwent a bone marrow transplant back in february. byron was diagnosed at 31 years old with an aggressive form of leukemia normally seen in patients in their 70s. >> lucky they caught it. >> yes. it's been a long and difficult road for this family. as you might imagine, very expensive road for the family. here's a look at the happy family before byron's treatment. they had to start a funding page. they used one to one funds to raise about $35,000 to help out the family. obviously byron can't work while he's going through treatment. put a lot of stress on his wife michaelann as well. they hit that goal of $35,000 which is great. however, this treatment doesn't just stop, you know? it's going to be a long road ahead. so they'v

esther stables these read item 13 >> item 13 introduction of new items. information item. >> other item introductions of new items colleagues? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> now we will go to general public comment. mr. mason, thank you for waiting patiently. the floor is yours. >> thank you their much edward mason. i like you as a congestion management agency of a can provide the february 2017 observational reports that i've made from the private commuter bus system. i had 19 observation periods that were either from a half-hour to about an hour. were 74 submitted complaints and planned violations could 17 of those were from nami delays blocking the street or boarding were street boarding. 14 were from no california plates. 28 were for no mta issue decals five were for missing a decals even though there was a decal on the bus. the were not four of them should eight for staging and not actively boarding. to access the engine idling. 12 for congestion and the honda line of buses an

esther montgomery question mark -- mr. montgomery? many states have laws prohibiting sex offenders from being at physical cases where children congregate. schools, playgrounds, daters and parts. in 2008, north carolina decided to prohibit sex offenders from being in virtual places where children congregate online. specifically commercial social networking websites. north carolina past section 202.5 to cover the people most likely to sexually assault children. unlike some of the other alternatives -- unlike the alternatives proposed, this law is enforceable and effective. that was setings early -- >> social networking site's facebook obviously, it includes link in, it includes twitter is that right? >> that would be correct. it person in: so this situation cannot go want to the president's twitter account to find out what the president is saying today? mr. montgomery: that is correct. notice: -- justice kagan: only in fact everybody uses twitter. all 50 governors, all 100 senators, every member of the house has a twitter account. this

esther stables these read item 13 >> item 13 introduction of new items. information item. >> other item introductions of new items colleagues? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> now we will go to general public comment. mr. mason, thank you for waiting patiently. the floor is yours. >> thank you their much edward mason. i like you as a congestion management agency of a can provide the february 2017 observational reports that i've made from the private commuter bus system. i had 19 observation periods that were either from a half-hour to about an hour. were 74 submitted complaints and planned violations could 17 of those were from nami delays blocking the street or boarding were street boarding. 14 were from no california plates. 28 were for no mta issue decals five were for missing a decals even though there was a decal on the bus. the were not four of them should eight for staging and not actively boarding. to access the engine idling. 12 for congestion and the honda line of buses an

then, have a great day and keep the umbrella handy. [ captions by: cap [ doorbell rings ] >> jill: estherys lurking except when you need her. [ gasps ] >> devon: hi. is it a bad time? >> jill: it just got better.

esther stables these read item 13 >> item 13 introduction of new items. information item. >> other item introductions of new items colleagues? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> now we will go to general public comment. mr. mason, thank you for waiting patiently. the floor is yours. >> thank you their much edward mason. i like you as a congestion management agency of a can provide the february 2017 observational reports that i've made from the private commuter bus system. i had 19 observation periods that were either from a half-hour to about an hour. were 74 submitted complaints and planned violations could 17 of those were from nami delays blocking the street or boarding were street boarding. 14 were from no california plates. 28 were for no mta issue decals five were for missing a decals even though there was a decal on the bus. the were not four of them should eight for staging and not actively boarding. to access the engine idling. 12 for congestion and the honda line of buses an

our guests are esther mcvey, former conservative employment minister, and robert fox, defence editordon evening standard. turkey's president has warned the netherlands it'll pay the price after two of his ministers were prevented from attending a rally in rotterdam. dutch police used water cannon to disperse hundreds of turkish protesters there. mr erdogan has again compared the dutch to nazis today, and called the netherlands a "ba na na republic". its prime minister mark rutte has demanded an apology. not our usual image of the netherlands. this was the wound the dog left behind as riot police used considerable force against turkish demonstrators. they were angered by the dutch government's refusal to allow their politicians to attend a campaign rally in support of president erdogan. he is counting on the backing of more than a million turkish citizens living in europe to expand his powers back home in next month's referendum. but his minister for families wasn't allowed to address them. the second turkish minister turned back by the dutch government. she returned to istanbul defia

our guests are esther mcvey, former conservative employment minister, and robert fox, defence editorhas brought a mix of weather. on saturday, plenty of sunshine, and some of us saw it in the west on sunday. through tonight, things are looking mostly dry and will be turning cold, with the clear skies extending eastwards. high pressure builds from the south—west as we head into the new working week, keeping weatherfronts as we head into the new working week, keeping weather fronts largely at bay. this is how tonight is looking, a bit more cloud and if you spots of patchy rain across scotland and northern ireland. england and wales stick with clearer skies. it will be quite cold, certainly in the more rural sports. low enough for a touch of frost first thing on monday morning. despite the cold start, plenty of sunshine across southern england and wales. light wind, a pleasa nt england and wales. light wind, a pleasant if fresh morning. further north, the odd spot of rain across north—west england, where it will be cloudier. cloudy into southern scotland, but sunshine working through ac

even if i did not know that that was me, i think esther would have felt —— i still think i would havei thought things might not be so bad after all. the expression itself of the photo, you canjust see, expression itself of the photo, you can just see, right there, you are not going to move me from here. i am not going to move me from here. i am not going to be moved. just briefly, a reminder of our main story: the website wikileaks has released what it says are thousands of secret cia documents containing details of a wide range of hacking methods used by the us agency. much more on that to come. you can get more information on our website, as well as me and most of the team on twitter. i am @mikeembley. hello there. good morning. tuesday was a decent day for the eastern side of the uk. we've seen more cloud, though, coming in from the west, and all our weather is coming in from off the atlantic at the moment, all this cloud spilling across the uk. it's driven by an area of low pressure that's running between iceland and scotland, with these weather fronts too. the rain across the nor

let's call it what it is, esther graham story is a ripoff of snapchat -- this call it what it story isf of snapchat's business. mark: you have looked into the rapidly rising cost to produce snapchat. what are you uncovered question mark -- what are you uncovered? cory: it is getting more extensive to serve the users. to the armsing suppliers, in this case, google. therewith a sentence a member of the gated not to just spend elegance of dollars with google will add $1d, but billion in the guaranteed spent web services. the certain winners will be google and amazon. vonnie: this idea that other platforms or copying what 10 toat does -- i thing crimea river. think cry me a river. tell be a little bit about how snapchat could monetize? advertising? cory: it could be that. advertising has been a focus. let's not downplay the snapchat filters. the filters are really wonderful. that is a part of the appeal. it is the recording of moments, but the filters are fantastic. when you think of the ad sales, they have other sources of revenue here, but the filters is a big part of it. advertising is

esther stables these read item 13 >> item 13 introduction of new items. information item. >> other item introductions of new items colleagues? seeing none, is there any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >>[gavel] >> now we will go to general public comment. mr. mason, thank you for waiting patiently. the floor is yours. >> thank you their much edward mason. i like you as a congestion management agency of a can provide the february 2017 observational reports that i've made from the private commuter bus system. i had 19 observation periods that were either from a half-hour to about an hour. were 74 submitted complaints and planned violations could 17 of those were from nami delays blocking the street or boarding were street boarding. 14 were from no california plates. 28 were for no mta issue decals five were for missing a decals even though there was a decal on the bus. the were not four of them should eight for staging and not actively boarding. to access the engine idling. 12 for congestion and the honda line of buses an

she adopted four year old stella and esther in february from they will have a lot of fun with their dollsyhing else better now. >> you get a won just get left behind. it is sad. i guess it goes. >> it ising new and better. >> when you give toy, we are done with this. >> hide it, put it back out and new again. >> yes. >> just wait a little bit. >> exactly. >> that is great way to do it. save some money too. >>> 6:49. we want to show you a new promo for keeping up with the kardashians and we will see what will happen with their family. kim may talk about struggling with the idea of having a third child, she's talking with her mom and says she wants her kid to have siblings but doctors don't think it would be safe. the 36 year-old mommies already a mom, to a one >> wonder why doctors don'tear think it would be safe. >> she had some trouble with saint, when saint was born,now,. there were issues with it. probably saying you m ts time around. i didn't see it, so i don't know specifically but drouble getting pregnant. >> i don't watch keeping up, with keeping up with the kardashians. >> we alway

esther trump said he is working on a new system where they will be competition in the drug industry.ernies pressure to reduce prices. supportingnell is the house bill to unravel the affordable care act, arguing the law cannot be repaired and must be replaced. senator mcconnell said the legislation is backed by the one person who signed it into law, president trump. it would limit future federal funding for medicaid, which covers low income people and for medicalare insura u.s. backed syrian and kurdish targets. said turkey also discussing plans to recapture islamic state. george michael died of natural causes as a result of a fatty heart disease. he was found dead at his home on christmas day in england. george michael was 53 years old. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thanks. a check on u.s. stocks. we have been down all day. 29,033. s&p 500 down about .25. nasdaq down about .2. lower but still not with much conviction. let's go to abigail doolittle to see what is going o

i do not think esther buffet or or trump no -- mr. buffett mr. trump knows what those answers are. i would say that coverage of the economy on television, by and large is pathetic. william baribault: back of the room to your right, sir. thank you. i'm a chicagoan. democraticas a recruiting campus for 30 years. i know the democratic party and what it has done, but i am appalled what has happened to california. i think we are living in a coup log. where the government is oppressing us at every turn. what advice do you have for those of us who want to fight this. not escape it, but find it and defeated? ben stein: give up. [laughter] ben stein: i'm 72 years old, and i think we live in the least free america we have ever lived in in terms of political correctness, the ability to stand up and say what is on your mind. certain topics are completely off-limits, you cannot say the metal, you cannot even read them. i have a son who is 29 years old. he is threatening to report -- if i walk down the street and say while there is a pretty girl walking down the street -- he is endlessly threate

today, bill dudley, esther george and loretto mester -- we will get janet yellen on thursday.yeva jos weave kari giving us explicitly rationale for why he voted the way he did -- what are you listening for from the others? yelena: i don't think we will get that much color from janet yellen this week. she is the most important, obviously. that theundantly clear outlook has not changed. they still expect moderate growth, inflation to move closer to their target. they will move accommodation gradually. really great to hear from different sides of the aisle. neel's interview was great yesterday. one of the most important things we should take from that is that that is trying to make it clear what they want to do with the balance sheet before we even get to that. david: charles evans speaking three times this week. he's giving some indication of how many hikes he things we could see. yelena: that is a difficult one to read. is a 2, 3 or four? that is a possibility, in his view. what he really needs to see is inflation to move closer to the target. during the speech yesterday, he sp

approve of the tweets, 32% wish he would be more cautious, 50% of people say they don't and him tweet esther chang. >> the top diplomat rex tillerson meeting with japan's prime minister just hours ago reaffirmed the us relationship with japan calling our allies critical to putting an end to north korea's escalating threat. he heads to south korea before wrapping up his trip to china. >> the resin ship is back in us international waters on the edge, the victor lyons off off georgia's coast antagonizing the us once again. last month the navy cut the same ship sailing 30 miles off the coast of connecticut. officials believe russia is doing a run up and down the east coast for docking in jamaica next month. resident at the center of one of the largest fibers of the attacks in history, fbi charging two russian spies and two black-market hackers with stealing from millions of americans, justice department accusing them of taking personal and financial information from yahoo users over a 2-year period. one of the masterminds was arrested in canada. >> we know what was said in the secret time back m

esther sievert commenting in a twitter posting. the interior minister of france says the u.k. is a beacon of democracy which has been attacked, and we are hearing the scottish parliament has suspended its debate after the london terror attack, that debate taking place on the independence referendum. before i talk about scotland, can you remind us about the whereabouts of the prime minister theresa may, who we gather is safe? we have heard she is safe. they are not confirming her whereabouts but they say she is safe. she had a meeting with a atliament -- politician downing street this afternoon. i do not know whether that has gone ahead, i suspect not. downing street is one of the safest locations in the country. it is the london metropolitan police that has jurisdiction over this investigation, correct? rob: that is what security services are telling us. they say obviously they probably will get involved but it this point it is a live police incident. vonnie: this seems to have been one person. we were told it was the same person in that car that tried to run into the parliame

jewish holiday pooram, and it's based on events -- or described, rather, in the biblical book of esthers and adults can dress up in costumes with games and an obstacle course, and it runs from 12:00 to 2:00 this afternoon at the jewish community center in san francisco. >>> shave it! >> oakland police officers and others had their heads shaved to help children battling cancer. ucsf children's hospital provided this video of yesterday's 10th annual campaign. the oakland mayor and police chief, anne kirkpatrick offered moral support. >> i know these officers go out every day to help people and it's great you are finding a very creative way to help people. >> the hair will grow back, so. >> over the past decade, they have raised over a m m m m half dollars for the >>> and yesterday irish dancers showed off their best steps along market street. abc7 stocked to people who came as close as walnut creek and as far away as ireland to enjoy the parade. >> used to come all the time as a young girl, and have not been for 20 years and decided to come back again and just having a wonderful time. >>

esther the sunshine in the morning, turning hazy in the afternoon.northern parts. snow in the scottish mountains. further south, low cloud, and rain drizzling through most of the night. the risk is and chilly are further north. sunshine for scotland, northern ireland and perhaps northern england. best of late rain and drizzle in the south. temperatures could be 1a degrees despite the cloud in london. watch out for heavy showers in the north—west of the uk with gusty winds. windy across northern scotland. many places drying. a little sunshine. cloud coming back from the south—west are drawing in some wilder air. all the details online. if you wanted the latest on the severe cyclone heading towards madagascar you can find that online as well. hello everyone. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: president trump's signed a revised travel ban against six many muslim countries. his team says it will overcome any legal challenge. the department of justice believes that this executive order, just as the first executive order, just as the first executi

. >>> and the jewish holiday based on events described in the biblical book of esther.like a fairytale. today and adults can dress up in costumes and enjoy games and live music and an obstacle course. the event runs from 11:00 to 2:00 this afternoon at the jewish community center in san francisco. >>> shave it! shave it! >> shave it. oakland police officers and others had their heads shaved to help children battling cancer. the tenth annual st. tkreubg's campaign. >> i know that these officers go out every day to help people. it is great that you are finding this very creative way to help people. >> hair will grow back, so. >> over the past decade local st. ball tkreubg's efforts raised more than $1.5 million for childhood cancer research. >>> thousands marched, many more watched to celebrate irish heritage during san francisco's st. patrick's day parade. >> yesterday irish dancers showed off their best steps along market street, and abc7 spoke to those as close as walnut creek and as far as way as ireland to enjoy the parade. >> i have not been for 20 years and just de

defiant britishminiy her people today saying "millions of acts of normalcy is the best response to esther'sk." to that point, in the past hour on westminster bridge where the attacker moved down people reopened. >> yesterday an act of terrorism tried to silence our democracy. today, we meet with normal. as generations before us have done and generations after us will continue to do. we deliver a simple message, we are not afraid in our result will never waver in the face of terrorism. >> jenna: on the phone now, former fbi deputy director and hostage rescue team commander. dani, good to talk to you as always. sadly, it always seems to be under these circumstances. >> it was very interesting with the prime minister had to say. she says we shouldn't be afraid, while we should be afraid. a policeman was unarmed and murdered and they need to address these situations where policeman can't wear their uniforms in london. >> leland: we heard from an eyewitness that jenna talked to who was a member of the press before this happened and talk to a couple of the guards there parliament and said that th

. >>> vin esthers snap. welcome. you're watching "street signs." i'm louisa bojesen. >> i'm carolin roth. >>> shares in the advertising group wpp slide after the firm says it sees a slow start to 2017. ceo sir martin sorrell tells cnn he's bullish about president trump's policies in the years ahead. >> his pro business, pro growth agenda is good for business. america first will probably benefit the u.s. economy. >>> 2016 profit rises at the london stock exchange but the seemsly doomed deal with deutsche boerse casts a shadow on otherwise solid results from lse. >>> and investors snap up the tech ipo of the year sending shares of snap higher by more than 40% on its opening day of trade valuing the messages app at $30 billion. >>> a private e-mail scandal, but this time in the republican camp as it is revealed vice president mike pence used his personal address to discuss state business. >>> good morning. welcome to the show. it's friday. we have date to flow out here at the top of the hour, getting you the italian final fourth quarter gdp, it's conf

we will also hear from esther george, rob kaplan, and jerome powell. >>> dallas fed president kaplanesterday said he will support further rate hikes if positive economic signals continue to increase, but cautions they will flatten as they head towards the 2% target. don't miss steve liesman's interview with stanley fischer at 1:30 p.m. eastern on "power lunch." a lot of fed talk. >> i said i think yields are a big factor. friday we did not see a selloff despite politics disappointing. it man nested on monday and in the morning when yields are moving. politics is linked to the yield curve, and whether we will get this full, shiny trump relation delivered or not. if we look at the last couple of weeks, the fed was the other big factor that sparked the flattening of the yield curves from above 2.6 to 2.5. the move from 2.5 to 2.4 is politics related this stanley fischer interview and other fed speak is important to sort of gauge whether they're equally disappointed with the slipping in politics or whether we could still have three hikes n which case we have more room for that reflation

. >> is the exact system we were watching esther that continues to be a problem today.hese are the reports from the last 24 hours. all those little dots are areas where we saw severe weather yesterday. tornadoes, hail, very strong winds. if that is continuing today just moving a little farther up to the east. everything in yellow, that's a severe thunderstorm watch and are looking at tornado watches a little farther to the south. if i bring you a little tighter into these systems, winds are getting up to 60 miles per hour, hail with these. these are dangerous, largest arms sweeping across the mid-atlantic. i take your little farther to the south, actually see that pink or reddish polygon right there, that's moving into northern alabama. that is a tornado storm. we're beginning to see that torn attic activity. these are your severe threats today and into tonight. really, we are highlighting getting down into the southeast, stretching down into the atlanta area. those are spots or we continue to see tornadoes for the next couple of hours. obviously, very busy here on the

kansas city fed president esther george called for deliberate gradual rate rises, that echoed comment from david kaplan who warned aggressive rate hikes could push the economy into recession. >>> jerome cowl sapowell said t current pace of rate hikes was deliberate. and steve liesman asked if he agreed that the forecast of two hikes this year is right. >> that's my forecast as well, but, yes, you have to be certain -- you know for sure that you don't get everything right, particularly about the future. and you need to think about what happens if the economy is growing more slowly or if the economy is growing faster. >> those comments led strength to the u.s. dollar. let's look at the indices in the u.s. the dow jones snapping an eight-day losing streak, the longest stretch in about six years. closing up to the tune for 0.3%. the nasdaq up by 0.6%. we're joined by maya bendari. maya, is it wrong to say u.s. investors or u.s. markets are a bit short-sighted? there was all this fanfare about the failed care bill and how this cast doubt into whether trump could have fiscal reform, tax ref

esther chairman and to the witnesses. anti-dopingl sports is flawed.t is clear the tools to enforce sanctions on athletes and countries who cheat has to be strengthened. 2016, father than july the world anti-doping agency recommended to the ioc that it banned russian athletes from the 2016 games and despite that recommendation, the ioc decided to allow russian athletes to dissipate in the rio games. with the russian sports federation carried out an analysis on their own and look records,dividual russia could approve them. that the end of the year there were press reports. the acting director general of the russian anti-doping agency said no. what's been going on in russia is an international conspiracy. they emphasized that the government top officials were not involved. reported ak times lab director temple with urine samples at the olympics and provided cocktails a performance-enhancing drugs for some of the most prestigious competitions. members of the federal security sample broke into donald's holding urine and they -- they covered up top athletes