you ever watch that "killing eve" show, jon?i have seen the ads for that. >> stephen: you've got the idea. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: you've got the basic idea. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: you know, folks, i spend so much time chipping away at all the huge icebergs of news, but sometimes i like to scrape up all the little ice shavings, and mix them into my frozen news margarita of a segment: "meanwhile!" ( cheers and applause ) "meanwhile!" is back! when it's not on, they miss it. everyone loves "meanwhile!"! meanwhile, according to a new survey, "online shopping while drunk may be worth billions to the u.s. economy." i'm sure that's true. i happen to have personal knowledge that drunk shopping has been worth thousands to the "golden girls" beach towel etsy store. i can't stop! there's a different towel for every episode! according to one report, last year, "americans spent nearly $40 billion while drunk," and "a shocking amount of that went to food." why is that shocking? what would be shocking is if someone drunk-saved for their

on christmas eve. >> mr.granted a christmas eve pardon to former defense chief caspar weinberger and five other reagan officials. >> bush called it an act of healing. the iran/contra prosecutor called it the completion of a cover-up. >> "the new york times" reported at the time, it was accused as a cover-up, and the president was consulting on those very christmas eve pardons with attorney general bill barr. i want to bring in u.s. solicitor general neal katyal. thanks for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >> i want to get to several things, but starting with this big news, your view of both the announcement of thursday as a time to get the redacted report, whether that raises any questions, and how you view that more broadly with mr. barr's approach thus far. >> color me skeptical. i think there is reasons to doubt barr's up and upness on this. so it's not just that he wrote a 19-page memo last summer saying that trump basically couldn't obstruct justice on a really flimsy legal theory, it's not just that he

this is on the eve of the elections. i do not think this will have any actual result.here are no new sanctions available to impose on irgc. oil prices are up, which is actually good. we can maybe think donald trump raising oil prices today. policy toward iran will not succeed. >> comment on the issue that it was because of the irgc that we were able to fight terrorism in the region, particularly daesh and syria. is that how they think the irgc? >> obviously the reason you have the current government in place iran gave of the help during the time that isis was a 40 kilometers away from baghdad. they called washington and to ehran. to do so andle that is how i says was not able to take over baghdad. they are basically making the same point. , the u.s.laces government has at times helped isis. if you want to help donald trump, you basically make your orclusion supporting iran the united states. >> thank you very much. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning, a discussion of efforts to obtain president trum

we would like to move forward in the ev market together.mberg's tom mackenzie with nio's founder william li. coming up, he is one of the most powerful people in hollywood. our exclusive conversation with jeffrey katzenberg on the global streaming landscape. the former dreamworks ceo. ♪ emily: to the future of video streaming with new offerings from powerhouses like apple and disney, we spoke to someone who has decades of experience in the entertainment industry. in the latest episode of "studio 1.0," i sat down with former dreamworks ceo jeffrey katzenberg about his new streaming service and his storied hollywood career. jeff: i think it is early in the game to be calling winners and losers in something that is in almost cataclysmic transformation, where virtually every other day or week there is something that is a tectonic shifting of the plates. it is a little bit hard when you are in the center of that storm, to have perspective on it. who will be the winners? the winners will be the ones with the biggest and best businesses, you know,

as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday evening, the eve of the mueller report. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news ll headquarters here in new york. day 818 of this trump administration. the eve as we said of the long awaited release of at least the edited or redacted version of the mueller report, the result of 22 months worth of work, 22 months worth of public conversation and public speculation.or attorney general barr will be holding as we said that news g conference tomorrow morning ahead of the report's release. more on that development in just a bit. tonight there's breaking news on what the report will reportedly show. "the washington post" says the justice department will release, quote, a lightly redacted version of special counsel mueller's 400-page report offering a granular look at the ways in which president trump wh was suspected of having obstructed just. "the post" writes the report will reveal mueller decided he could not come to conclusion on the question of obstruction because it was difficult to determine trump's intent and some of his acti

everybody knew how big it was, eve ryo ne everybody knew how big it was, everyone was rag “— everybody, everyone was rag —— relegate if we lost the game, we won't catch anything at this level so it makes it interesting really, it we don't give up and like i said i thought we scored two good goal and play good stuff as well, we heard quite a few pundits today saying it'll be the final game prize, but we are alive and kicking. let's see how that affects matters at the bottom of the table. cardiff reduce the gap to two points, with brighton in 17th — and cardiff still occupying that final spot in the relegation zone. huddersfield and fulham already relegated. brighton do have a game in hand on cardiff. but both sides have a tough run in. cardiff are home to title hopefuls liverpool next. brighton have wolves away. back to the champions league... and at least one english side will definitely be in the semi—finals. but will it be manchester city or tottenham. spurs have the advantage, after winning their quarter finalfirst leg 1—0, at their new stadium. but city still have hopes for the qua

with production taking place on the eve of the second world war the story was adapted to reflect the times with the treatment of gypsies in paris an obvious parallel to nazi germany's persecution of jews. nine hundred fifty six saw the release of the first ever color film adaptation of the story with anthony quinn and gina lollobrigida in the main roles and shot partially on location at the real no tom. in this version cause he mutters disfigurements are played down and quinn's portrayal gives the character unless her parents. it was inevitable that the hunchback of notre dame should get the disney treatment and in one thousand nine hundred six that studio released its animated musical drama which changed the original tragic ending to a happy one that outraged some fans of the original book but it didn't stop it from being a box office hit i. paid. the following year saw yet another live action adaptation this time a made for t.v. movie starring mandy patinkin as causing moto and some high ak as as morale to. each version puts its own spin on the plot but a common thread is always a

if you want it, they can give it to you as an ev.no secret that tesla wants to break into china. they have broken ground on a shanghai factory. yet, they have run into problems with some vehicles being held up, for example, at customs. how much of an advantage does byd have given that it is a chinese company and probably much friendlier with the chinese government? matt: that is a very good question. the chinese government, as you know, has made a lot of noise in the last few months about being more open to foreign investment. wanting to get rid of some of the conditions that foreign business has complained about over the years. that certainly extends to the automotive industry. that is why you see not only tesla, but the other global automakers putting so much money into china. that said, the chinese auto companies have a lot of brand identification in the market. they have enormous distribution and marketing networks. in particularly at the higher end, tesla is an aspirational car in china just as it is in new york or san francisco

whose family owns the caring group here he is with his wife karen group owns brands like gucci and eve sun know hong huge art collectors as well they pledged one hundred million euro as well just a few minutes after that there are two rivals the other no family that owns do a veto and the champagne company moet and chandon also huge are collectors they pledged two hundred million euros and of course not to be outdone the bets on cool family and their company though they are cosmetics they also pledge two hundred million euros so if the french novelist vito go with his quasi modo saves not to put on the nineteenth century in this century it is really make up and perfume and fashion dynasty is the complete opposite of causing the ok let's let's return to the first savior of the cathedral because about a we've seen the popularity of the movies but the story is also being turned into a disney musical which had its european premiere here in berlin in one thousand nine hundred nine and meanwhile has become the longest ever running musical hit first of all though a look at a ballet about the

was hit by a bullet as she covered a riot and londonderry on thursday evening her death came on the eve of the twenty first anniversary of the signing of the good friday peace deal police have called her killing an act of terrorism also coming up. in egypt polling stations have opened in a referendum on constitutional amendments that would enable president topped off the top of sisi to stay in office until twenty thirty and go through the role of egypt's powerful military. the lengthy is that just turning ukraine's own take on its head incumbent president her stroke or shango fight for his political life ahead of sunday's election as the two engaged in a shouting match in a football stadium. thanks for joining us police in northern ireland have arrested two men and connection with the murder of a journalist who was shot dead during a riot on thursday evening the eighteen and nineteen year old suspects are now being questioned and londonderry hundreds gathered last night for a vigil in memory of later on mckee. standing together in grief. another young life lost to violence in northern i

carol: still ahead in this week's issue, dominating the global ev market.: and lamborghini and bugatti both made big splashes at the auto show. carol: and in our features section, the entrepreneurial success story. jason: they have outfitted presidents with hearing aids and are preparing a new product for people who don't even need hearing aids. carol: it is fascinating. >> william austin started a hearing aid company in his basement in the '60's. he had this vision that he was making money helping a guy and he watched what it did. he says he saw how a transformed -- it transformed a life and thought, if i'm a doctor, i can only change one life a day, if you're lucky. with hearing aids, i think it is a thousand times. literally, he has a vision, he sees this saying on the side of the bus. he sits on his bed and gives himself a pep talk. being a doctor is great, but if i want to change lives, i can bring hearing to the world. jason: they are rethinking the entire relationship and purpose of this thing. >> and everybody has always thought of it that way. but

ev>> the evidence is, i be in the goodness and kindness of the american people. and if given a choice between a far-leaning left, socialist-type person running for the democratic party and re-electing an immoral person whose character and lack of civili is inconsistent with how they raise their children, and we can provide an opportunity for someone to see that i have run a global organization and balanofit with conscience and humanity and are willing to solve serious problems today and bring the two parties together, we have 18 months to prove that case. >> howard schultz, thank you for coming to "firing line." >> thank you. thanks for the opportunity. >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... corporate funding is provided by... and by... ng >> you're watcbs. nee people w who gave the to make mister rogers' neighborhood are the people of this and other... and... s ♪ ibeautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ y ♪ would be mine? ♪ could you be mine? ♪ it's a neighborly day thi

it is not just 54% since christmas eve last year?st iran, but the us is currently telling allies to hold imports from venezuela, doing anything to disrupt this. this is affecting my pocket, it is more expensive here in singapore for oil products. moving out to other business news. making headlines — it looks like former republican presidential hopeful herman cain won't be joining the board of the federal reserve. us president donald trump was keen for him tojoin the fed, but he president donald trump was keen for him to join the fed, but he tweeted that herman cain had asked for his nomination to be withdrawn. shifting to south korea tech giant samsung, and the korean electronics giant has delayed the release of its new foldable smartphone. the move comes new foldable smartphone. the move co m es after new foldable smartphone. the move comes after a number of tech reviewers complained that this new expensive device kept on breaking. however, the bbc‘s technology reporter, chris fox, had no problems when he reviewed it. this is the sa

we have learned from this incident on new year's eve in cologne, and also from other incidents. 0n the other hand, it is apparent that from the right—wing populists there are efforts to paint an exaggerated picture where all migrants that have come here, even those that have been here for a long time, are made responsible for those crimes. you said very clearly that you don't think the politicians of the centre should steal the slogans of the far rightjust to get more voter support, basically. but you have chosen some very different words to angela merkel, now, when it comes to migration. you have talked about the closing of borders, you have talked about 2015 as an exceptional situation. that intimates that you would do things differently now. translation: it was an exceptional situation because we realised too late how many people were actually coming. it was an exceptional situation because the cooperation between european states was not working. and when we ask today, considering what we've learned of the last few years, how would you in such a situation, nobody would say th

i'm joined by correspondent barbara veins we're going to need to you barbara here we are again on the eve of another big e.u. summit on brags that details are emerging this evening of the european union's terms for a break sit extension and they include and i'm quoting here a so-called boris clause as in boris johnson what's that about. that is so so to call a child safety lock against a future prime minister that might be called boris johnson that means somebody from the camp of the hard to tears in london and it operates in a way that britain will have to pledge sincere cooperation as long as it is a member of the european union and france even once as free monthly checks on whether they really do that and if they don't they might even then be kicked out so we're not quite there yet but that's the rough outline of it other than that there will be an extension the length as yet to be determined tomorrow night that will be the big fight amongst the twenty seven e.u. leaders in brussels at the summit and there are other obligations also the britain will have to participate in the european

could it be a slice like just a focus on ev's or fleets or trucks? there may be some supplication, because what i hear from those who used to say, or are saying that this is the right way from an economic point of view, but payers.e 2 -- too many and here's the tension, your prayer load with interoperability, do we really and thenesign this -- interoperability, do we need to design this in a way that's national in scope? or am i paying this because i am getting a benefit? too muchu stratified you might not make a different -- >> we have a system that's taking in three to 4 billion transactions a day, it works beautifully, it's called the credit card system. companies know how to build the systems. we can build a system that includes every single vehicle in the u.s. and do it seamlessly. but cordon pricing issue versus congestion, to your question -- >> we're talking about a mechanism for charging a user fee to folks that pays for the infrastructure that they are using, is -- essentially. and the services that support that interest right -- infrastruc

wee on the eve of the mueller report. barr has again done something to paceally try to up end what would have been the normal process of following the evidence and what's in the written report. when people sound surprised, i understand your frustration. i think part of what goes on is people are accustomed to trying to give the benefit of the doubt to public officials. up and in they who's it. and that was a system that head us about the parties. when you have a president who has been caught lying more than any other in history, that's a big deal. the people around him were saying things about spying that quite frankly was not the way he always testified in the bush era. we've covered his approach to the pardons. i will tell that you the trump version of barr does actually look in many evidence based ways, worse than the previous way. so part of it, i welcome your response, people saying, oh, wow, it has gotten worse. people don't deserve the benefit of the doubt. >> the map auditioned for the job with a discredited legal

on the ev issue, the reality is if we don't figure out a way for ev's to pay, we will have electric vehicles going three miles per hour on the freeway and with huge potholes. you just won't be able to fund anything, unless we can go some other way into general funding. it has to happen. that is number one. number two, battery technology is getting better and cheaper. i saw a study the other day, i date, but itr the said ev's would be price competitive with gasoline cars in three to four years. we are going to need to do less of building an industry because , because battery costs for ev's will drop, and i think we will see a faster price drop as we get mass economies of scale. it is a small market right now, but it will start to take off. as a j curve. the last point, you can address that are in a couple of ways, if you wanted to you could increase the subsidy for electric vehicles. ok, now they will pay $200 a year in gas taxes -- sorry, in vehicle miles traveled. we will increase it by that dollars or something, that's a policy question. as i have said before, number of when you look at --

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the president obviously has agreed to this request for a meeting on the eve of this summit.g is she likely to spend inside the palace and we get any sense after the meeting of what has gone on? we have been warned not to expect very much access to this meeting. we have been pointed towards the summit tomorrow. the leaders in berlin and here have said how important it is to coordinate to try and talk to theresa may ahead of that summit and there have been as you would expect a lot of contact between berlin and paris recently about this issue. we are not sure exactly how long theresa may will end up staying here but as i say, i think both leaders have emphasised how much they want to try and flush out the bones of this, head of the summit tomorrow. just a point about french domestic politics, president macron of course does face a bit of a challenge in these european elections coming up in france, so how does all of this brexit subject matter play into the french domestic political scene? that is absolutely right. president macron is talking on two issues really when he speaks

we're at the eve of the eve of the release of this report. give me some color, some atmospherics, some moods from inside the trump white house including the president himself. >> talking to white house officials, witnesses for the mueller probe, attorneys for witnesses who went inside, listened to all the questions from robert mueller's team, there is anxiety. and it is anxiety that goes all the way back to that original decision by the president's former lawyers john dowd and ty cobb to cooperate, to not use executive privilege before the grand jury. and because of that decision years ago now all of these people in the president's orbit they're wondering tonight what about the president's conduct and possible obstruction of justice will be detailed in this report. >> peter baker you have a report on "the times" website tonight about how the president has led as the leader of his people not necessarily all people, i'll read you back part of your work, and you really ought to consider becoming a writer. this reads, the old-fashioned idea that

with me are former fleet street editor eve pollard, and writer and broadcaster christina patterson. some of tomorrow's front pages including metro — feature the funeral of murdered irishjournalist, lyra mckee who was shot whilst covering rioting in londonderry on the 21st anniversary of the good friday peace agreement. the financial times has the same story and takes more of a political angle saying ‘mckee‘s funeral brings call for ireland accord'. leaders including theresa may and leo varadkar were criticised during the service for not coming together sooner to resolve northern irelands political tensions. in agreement is the guardian, which has a photo of the funeral with the headline "plea to politicians at mckee funeral" but leads on a story which claims half a million of uk children aged under 10, are at risk of measles because they are not vaccinated the telegraph headlines the story about chinese tech—giant — huawei — where the uk has agreed to let the company help build its 56 mobile phone network. a move which was highly criticised by the united states. the paper says a us

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star of "killing eve," actress jodie comer. music from kiana lede. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. scientists this morning, revealed the first image of a black hole, which was apparently taken on an early 2000 nokia flip phone. [ laughter ] get the space camera! oh, we don't have it. [ laughter ] president trump attacked the russia investigation today and called the probe and attempted coup. well, i'm saying "coup" but you just know he said "coop." [ laughter and applause ] attorney general william barr testified before the senate appropriations committee today and said that he believes there was spying into the 2016 trump campaign, but that he has no specific evidence. democrats called the claim ridiculous, while fox news called it a great audition. [ laughter and applause ] after firing agency secretary

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the laying the ev dream. the deal would general motors appears to be off the table. what it means for the electric truck and suv space. all that in the next 30 minutes. let's go check on the major averages. the s&p above the 2900 mark. we will have to see if it stays there through the close today. up .6%. helped along by banks today and that deal of anadarko. the dow is up 1%, also helped by that deal. the kbw bank index up 2%. demure drags on the index, the primary being wells fargo. it was higher, looks like it had made advances in the corner, but one or two things on the analyst call heather --had the stock turn lower. amanda: it is rare that you see to the bureau stocks give and take the weight of disney and netflix are today. after the bell, disney unveiling its streaming service of course, and the concern is -- there is a netflix stop. down about $8 billion in market value. it was disney's gain. at the height, up 23 billion. the concern is netflix having competition for the first time. disney pricing more cheaply. the real question will be, how much will disney

last december on christmas eve when my mother died but my brother was devastated that he couldn't be here you know. they didn't always talk a lot with them sometimes and they go back and forth it's a lot. but in the end you know we're family and. you know because what my government did i wasn't able to go home and say my goodbyes so. i had to tell her goodbye over the telephone. which was difficult. and she died christmas eve i had a very rare cancer called mantle shell in poland which is a blood cancer you know with the. right now i can't drive i don't think i'll ever see my father again. he probably has ten years left and see him never making the journey over here probably never see my aunt again. and lost my entire family. it's easy to say it wasn't worth it it's very easy to say that. that's true you know because somebody's got to take a stand so. nobody ever takes a stand against anything that's bad. our world is going to go very bad my family doesn't understand the decisions that i made sometimes i don't understand the decisions that i made but i think what i did was the right

ev suspect was taken down, taken down by somebody who works here ital. we understand possibly a nurse who is also a military veteran. here's how the san jose police department describes how that happened. >> he just walked up, he just said put your hands up, the suspect sat down on the gurney, walked up to him, grabbed the gun, threw it and tackled him and took him to the ground. pretty brave. >> that's not nurse training. >> no. don't know what his role is, medical technician, x-ray technician, exact title, but this was his just -- he's very humble about the whole thing and did what he felt needed to be done. >> reporter: so that might be all that we find out about this veteran and medical member here at the hospital because he does t for nt to be identified. taking down this suspect. in fact, his shift continues and he's still in the hospital and he's back at work. so the hospital says he doesn't want any attention for it, but certainly the san jose police department gcredit for being a and stopping something that could have been worse. now, to recap w

on the other hand, the federal tax rates in china are good for the ev market.re benefits of using ev cars, such as lower consumption taxes, a beneficial license plate policy, and no restrictions like in shanghai and shenzhen. they will prove to be more sustainable in the long-term. tom: what is the biggest hurdle facing neo at this stage in the business's development? william: how to enhance operational efficiency, how to increase gross profit, and how to increase our sales have always been challenges. in addition, there is a challenge of how to raise funds to pay for more r&d. those are things our team needs to be focused on. tom: there is expectation that there will be a significant shakeout of the electric vehicle startups in china, how deep do you think that shakeout goes? how many companies will have to be closing up? william: i believe there will be some companies than can survive, just like startups in other areas there will not be success for every single company, which is natural. tom: tesla is expected to start producing vehicles in 2020 in shanghai,

here we are again on the eve of another big you summit on brexit . -- eu summit on brexit.etails are emerging for the european union's terms for a brexit extension. they include, i am quoting here, a boris clause, as in boris johnson. what is that about? barbara: that is the so-called child safety locks against a future prime minister that might be called boris johnson. that means someone from the camp of the hard brexiteers in london. it operates in a way that britain will have to pledge sincere cooperation as long as it is a member of the european union. and france even wants three monthly checks on really they do that. and if they do not than they might even be kicked out. we are not quite there yet but that is the rough outline. other than that, there will be in think -- be an extension. the length has yet to be determined. that will be the big fight among the 27 leaders at this summit. there are other obligations also. britain will have to participate in european elections unless they figure out by the 23rd of may how to leave the european union and go. that is what ev