evy hambro of blackrock with us.eve roach is talking this morning. there is no reason for the u.s. consumer to pay tariffs, which take effect on china, today. this has been proven recently when over four points were paid by the u.s., 21 points by china, because china subsidizes product to such a large degree. i got to believe this was written for the president. the third tweet -- there will be nobody left in china to do business with. very bad for china. evy hambro and stephen roach on leakages. what we have here, in the maelstrom of a monday morning, is a president who is looking at almost unbipartisan, iflow relationship where they are leakages to other nations, isn't there? stephen: that is what trade is about. what appalls me is that she read one of these tweets, but they all say the same thing. the president, the tweeter-in -chief, says china is paying us billions of dollars in tariffs. he does not get it. tariffs are paid by importers. china is not an importer. they are an exporter. we are the importers. all th

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. >> bececause orangutans move evy day, they make new nests each time. paulinas spots several of them. he takes photos as evidence and includes a gps marker. he drives on for another five minutes. >> okay. from here we can take the video -- >> he spotted an orangutan. it's a male, aroround 20 years old. paulinas then drives another 50 kilometers south to a small village. he wants to check up on an orangutan being kept here. it's illegal to keep orangutans as pets. but many people near plantations do it anyway. the owner, lamudin, found the orangutan as a youngster seven years ago and couldn't bear to part with him. tungal, the orangutan, is about 8 years old. he's getting bigger and stronger each year. lamudidin's family are concerne theyey can no longer care for h. they want the c.o.p. to take him instead. all paulinas can do is promise to keep checking in on tungal. after returning to the rehabilitation center, paulinas writes a report on the orangutan he found in the area planned for development. he adds photos and a map of the area as evidence. the r

and my lovely wife evy.ly wife evy, we had a lovely time. >> stephen: sure. friendship is off to a rocky start. ( laughter ) and you have a seven-month-old baby. >> the reason i brought it out is here we are, i'm out. i was out when i interviewed at paleyfest. when valerie was pregnant-- i don't know if people with kids can relate-- everybody wax telling us the same advice. >> stephen: go out now. >> go out now. >> stephen: because you're not going to be able to later. >> and what no one seems to realize is we don't want to go out. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh, no. >> i don't wt to go ou i wa to st i where the snacks are and the tv is. it's so nice! we get the perimeter, the seal, the climate control, there's no trouble. there's the click on the door when you close it. wooo! that click. ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's very satisfying. it makes you feel safe. >> it makes you feel safe. and now we have the ultimate excuse. the baby is the ultimate excuse to stay in. we're missing weddings, we're missing funerals.

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evy journalist yet despite that due to the fact that she was in the middle of that for a police officer apparently hit quite badly with a baton and she is now receiving treatment for her injuries one of many journalists injured in france in the last few months as the chelation protests have been taking place this of course is not to protest but they have come out in force and we've seen several of their unofficial leaders taking part in the protests today so there's the filings we know about the injuries what i would like to tell you is about the security service seven thousand four hundred security personnel only today in paris to try and keep a lid on this violence and i can hear behind me it sounds like we're getting from reuters come up as more of the protesters who are here for this may day protests are making their way to the end of this procession once again violence here in paris water cannons being used tear gas the police are out with their patterns trying to push protesters away making those arrests and again we've seen injuries but let's not forget the protesters have also b

. >> we hope some of the items we have in evie to extract some fomp dna and put them into theight her father is holding on to that hope. >> i made a promise to my daughter and the gravesite that we'd not rest until this case is solved. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> tonight, the search continues for the gunman who shot two people in san francisco. it mapped around 1:30 this afternoon at sixth and howard. both victims are in critical condition. >> and a grizzly discovery in the mission district of san francisco. bones were found in a home on 21st street. it is unclear if they're human. medical examiner is investigating. >>> new at 11:00, chaos and fear at a panda express restaurant on the peninsula. a man pointed a loaded pilates at another customer. it happened this afternoon at the panda express on el caminor. when the man pulled out the gun, people ran for help. police officers happened quibely thankfully nobody was hurt. that man a transient was arrested. >> now to a follow-up to the dog rescue from a police call inhumane condition. seven pitbulls are up for adopti

. >> that is darian vince in the black sweatshirt appearing in court to be cith taering with evi he'siro disappearance last saturday. three hispanic men attacked and abducted him and his 2-year-old son. he then said he and vince -- he and his son. her mother pleaded for her safe return. >> if there's anybody that can help me, please. >> vince's story kept changing and then fell apart. later in the week they found blood evidence linked to melilla. on april 30th, surveillance shows melilla entering the apartment steps behind her step father but she was never seen can coming out. vance was carrying a laundry basket with a garbage bag and baskets of bleach. they found a gas can in his car. k9s detected human are mains. a family spokesperson appeared with her mother. >> he told her he was cleaning up the apartment and she didn't understand why he would be cleaning up the apartment. >> the step father is in jail but mulelilla is still missing. >>> rising costs and cheaper fuel alternatives wiped out jobs by the tens of thousands. and now there's a new opportunity in the state and it's green

construction has been going on liomyears to widen tvi evy sianother few years, but drivers will start seeing some benefits in just a few weeks. wayne freedman is live with a story that's aboutoo evening, d. behind my is the nash owes tonight. it's not bad compared to what we've normally seen. as you said, two lanes in each direction. drivers here say when is the relief coming. today we asked cal trans. it is the stretch of 101 that will never win a popularity contest. merely mention the name novato narrows, nobody has a kind word. >> horrible! >> going to the dmv without an appointment. >> it is very difficult to traverse this corridor right now. >> reporter: this is one leg of a $750 million, 17-mile project that is elevating the highway, improving sightlines and improving the route to six lanes. cal trans said it would never be easy, not then and not now. but they assure us that despite the continuing clog of roadwork, they are making progress. >> barring any weather impact, we should be able to deliver this end of the project by mid to late june. >> reporter: 146,000 cars thread th

i'm not giving people the, the pleasure to see my emotions because... no. yb >> so evy's turned against mrs. merkel because of the refugee cris, so... >> well, it brought out the last, the worst in people, that's all. it brought out the worst in people. >> in germans, you mean? >> that's why there is a nazi party again here, because they never ally disappeared. >> yeah, yeah, and what is it like for you to be talking to people who are obviously in no way accountable?>> t's important but... unfortunately in a miniature, a miniature way. >> miniature? what do you mean? >> well, because, i mean, how many people can you affect? ..'s like throwing a stone in the water and hopi >> yeah, but that is-- that is in a way the, the only way anything changes. >> yeah. >> it has to start somewhere. >> wolfgang schÄuble (speaking german (birds chirping) >> for neo-nazis, this is a complete eyesore. people who hate jews anyway find lyemselves with-- saddled with something so unsig (speaking german): the only thing that i know which has struck everybody is that mrs. merkel-- who is a nderful lady-- made

operation this year and these large scale loaders in norway are in turn boosting the production of evie it cools. it when this rain is also to encourage supply is big we have to place orders now and for them to stop making the buses that we don't need in oslo we have to. say we want to buy the technology for the future today if we don't want a future would arrive too late. when it comes to electrification norway has 2 major advantages over the rest of europe energy here is cheap and clean norway acquires around 95 percent of its electricity from hydro power plants. plus the state has money to invest. in norway is a very strange mix i think we have a lot of this ignorance in this country and dissonances that we are speaking a lot about the climate and environment electrification of the cars at the same time we are producing a lot of oil of petroleum gas where we say we are dependent on our oil exports so i call that the norwegian schizophrenia. maybe we do some of this because we have a bad conscience for all the oil production but i think there's a genuine a physio. as well. also becaus

. >> we have severe disappointments that evis rate the stocks of major retailers.hether we're talking about the normally reliable coals or the unreliable nordstrom target has done something astonishing. they figured out how to beat all their opponents from wal-mart to amazon everything inside and outside the mall >> that was jim cramer last night. good morning, steve. you heard jim cramer this has been a story about amazon versus everybody else for such a long time >> there's an enormous divide coming through there are people that are doing very, very well. you mentioned target and hard liners like home depot and auto zone doing very well a lot of them are talking about things like weather and tariffs, but those haven't kicked in yet. at this point they're excuse and not reality. the strategy that is are working are all things digital in the case of a 42% increase with target, it's click and pick they're doing a great job. now, they've also put capital in the 400 stores that they've remodeled. >> anything dick every digital is working it's where your mall-based and

our teachers come to school evy single day, they provide a world class education to our children.chers here at garfield. let's do it. ♪ ♪ >> great morning there. >> yeah, big thank you to the teachers a garfield and all over the regions. >> thanks, molette. >>> all right. 6: right now. here are 4 things to know this morning. six people including four children wer killed in an apartment fire overnit. this was in the harlem area there in new york city about 1:30 this thmorning. e children range in age from 3 to 11 years old. you can look for updates ahead on today. >>> tenants at flower branch apartments said they smell gas but nothing's been done to investigate the problem. they're looking to prevean her explosion like this one in 2016 residents will hold a newser confce tonight in front of the news complex. follow the story in the nbc washington app. >>> uber ars lyft drivere expected to go on strike. ride share drivers around the country have turned off their apps today to protest how the services treat drivers. the timing is meant to disrupt uber's initial public offering. >>> t

and china have said they would continue to negotiate even after trump .evied tariffs last week the reality of this impacting will be in two to three weeks, coinciding with the chinese tariffs. that it's kind of an important signal that both sides are saying we've got two weeks to try to negotiate a deal that both xi and trump can agree is a good deal. i think that puts a bit of time pressure, but it is worth bearing in mind so long as both sides keep negotiating, that is a positive signal. it is when they stop negotiating and these fall apart that you talk about more malign circumstances beyond what we are seeing today. vonnie: the team here at bloomberg said this morning that the market is bracing for collateral damage. can you say that about the economy as well? how much damage will we see to u.s. consumers in the china economy? where might we see currencies weaken, for example? arehanie: a lot of what we talking about now is increasing tariffs relative to what they were after they were already increased on both sides. you look at the u.s. tariffs, at 10% they were painful, but some firm

part of the money would go towards covering rent for people who are at risk of being evi evicted.e counted during this year's tally. two years ago that number was 5,600. >> those numbers are stunning. >>> 6:37. in the north bay, the airport getting tens of millions of dollars in federal money for a badly needed upgrade to its passenger terminal. charles schwarz has grown by leaps and bounds with more flights and more destinations but the passenger experience has not kept pace. the $10 million grant from the u.s. department of transportation will help with a $22 million project to build a new tsa security area, more seating, new bathrooms, a baggage claim area and also a rental car counter. construction should begin next year. >>> some sad news this morning about the internet's most famous cat, grumpy cat. that's the word from the cat's family. we learned the grumpy cat passed away from complications from a urinary tract infection and she was 7 years old. that frown everyone knows on grumpy cat, inspired so many internet memes and made her viral -- do we have video of her? we don't

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the boys played really we've got to pick each other up evy now and then. it's not always going to be pretty, but they've got to pick the other guy up they did that today. >> we have a great team. we have a lot of baseball coming. we're stting to win. tomorrow we have another game. we know we had a chance to look like players. >> the winas all cool and all, but this was the exciting part. doug's first pitch, let's see it again. were you nervous? i did this last year. it was so much fun. i was so excited to get out there and i just had to get out there and give it my bee. stuff her >> you get to talk to bearclaw who caught you. >> and then he got the strike. i needed a crowd. i'm thinking i'm thinking a strike. i said i've got to bring at least a little bit of heat. so many people go up there and lob it in. i had to bring the heat. >> do you want to know what he said about your >> yes. what did he say? >> really well. he actually threw it a littlear hder than i was expecting. he caught me offd, guarut he kept it in the air. >> we have a video. do you have an

and my lovely wife evy.u have a seven-month-old baby. >> the reason i brought it out is here we are, i'm out. i was out when i interviewed at paley fest. when valerie was pregnant-- i don't know i if people with kids can relate -- >> stephen: go out now. >> and what nobody seems to realize is we don't want to go out. >> stephen: oh, no. >> i don't want to go out! i want to stay in! where the snacks are and the tv is. it's so nice! we get the perimeter, the seal, the climate control, there's no trouble. there's the click on the door when you close it. wooo! that click. >> stephen: it's very sphielg sphooig. it makes you feel safe. >> it makes you feel safe. and now we have the ultimate excuse. the baby is the ultimate excuse to stay in. we're missing weddings inspect we're missing funerals. it's the greatest thing. we're like, "we can't. we got a baby. we can't. we can't." "what about baby-sitter?" "baby-sitter is dead. baby-sitter is dead." >> stephen: so sad. >> my new friend, stephen, what they should, if

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but evie and david jacob are competing with a 5k race.e going the distance for registering for a virtual race. athletes can set their own course and run from any place, any time, using an app to log their results. >> this is great. this is fun. you see how other runners do. you compare it to them. i like it. >> many clinrarmr are getting in on the growing trend. some even allow runners to raise money for the charity of their choice. >> sounds good. >> not bad. >>> 5:15 now. let's get a check of traffic. >> yeah, it's a race out there. to get to work or school this morning. might give yourself extra time. those roadways are wet. it's just windy if you're crossing the bridge. let's check out the maps. there are plenty of them this morning. i hope everything will remain in check if you guys just drive safely. westbound at 80, gilman. that looks like it is in the process of being cleared off the east shore freeway. however there is an accident with an abandoned vehicle. northbound 101 at francisco boulevard. that has been moved to the left- h

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. >> an rbmk reactor uses uranium 235 as fuel.er evy atom of u235 is like a bullet traveling at nearly everything in its path -- wood, metal, concrete, flesh. every gram of u235 holds over a billion trillion of these bullets. that's in one gram. w chernobyl holds over three million grams. and right now, it is on fire. >> seth: please welcome back to the show jared harris, everyone. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back. >> thank you for having me. >> seth: last time you were here was for the fantastic show "the terror." >> yep. >> seth: which i loved a great deal. where basically you played the captain of a ship who was stuck in the ice for two full winters. >> yeah.nd >> seth: aow you decide to lighten it up for us a little. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. a little comedy about this nuclear winter >> seth: this is a fantastic miniseries. you know, i was -- you know, 1986 is when this happened. were you aware of it when it happened? >> i remember it very well. i was living in london. and it was all over the news. there was only four tv cnnels back then. and yeah, one of them only

. >> we're designing for literally evy visitor who walks in t door, and every visitor is unique.re bringing wit their unique understandings of unique waysnd their of navigating a museum. >> brangham: for example, here, you're encouraged to touch fossils. literally laying your has on million-year-old specimens. there's a mobile app available for visitors that may be visually impaired. even games in the "deep time" exhibit have this inclusivity focus. this one traces the ancient origins of our modern bodies, and has a gender-neutral main character. this inclusivity is also visibll in the pwho helped bring the hall to life. back in 1911, not a single woman was on the design team. today, more than 50 women helpee researchlop and create the exhibition. all ofhe project's team leaders, and all the writers, are women. the museum says there are more i women involvedn "deep time" than any other exhibit in the institution's history. paleo-ecologist y behrensmeyer is the head of the fossil lab at the natural history museum. she says having so many women working on an exhibit like this is im

we're stoppi inping illegal evis by getting people lawyers for free. but there's a lot more to do. >> you said you want to take free pre-k for all nationally. >> yes. >> does that mean you're going to make education a core part of your platform? because beyond pre-k, that's great for 4-year-olds. we've got a failing public education system for kids in the fourth grade, eighth grade, and through high school. and if you care about inequality, you've got to care about education. >> you're exactly right. and education is the issue i've focused on the most as mayor of this city. and i'll tell you, look at when children grow and learn the most, between 0 and 5. that's what the science tells us. when does the american education system start full day? at the age of 6. so the number one thing to do to improve public education in america is reach those pre-k kids, full-day high-quality pre-k for free. we're going to do it for 3-year-olds next. and really double down on that time when kids -- >> but 3-year-olds, while it's failing for fourth graders? >> no, liste

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they put a leash on 8-month-old evy for the first time and she just doesn't know what to do with herself your "gma" moments. that was from greenville, north carolina to my f >>> good morning, i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. a chance of drizzle through the morning commute, showers possible again thursday night through friday morning, brighter and warmer weekend ahead. upper 50s to low 60s, coast into san francisco. mid to upper 60s around the bay. tonight under cloud cover, a little drizzle along the coast, upper 40s to mid-50s. >>> our next guest is an actor, rapper, one of the most beloved stars in the wore. now he is bringing the magic to life as genie in the new live action "aladdin." please welcome the one, the only, will smith. [ applause ] ♪ >> what's up? >> glad to see you. >> you look great. nailed it. nailed it. [ applause ] whoa! >> wow. >> love that. >> good to see you, man. >> what's up, man. >> nothing much. you know everybody here is excited. so much excitement and anticipation around this iconic movie and this iconic role. >> yeah, yeah. >> but i'm curious, you kn

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