>> just because they saved melissa's life once the fullers believe is no reason not to do it again. >> i can't even imagine life without them. they are absolutely amazing. >> i think it is just pure unconditional love. >> when all is said and done, the biological link between these two families will be gone, but their bond will be stronger than ever. the good news is that the fullers say they are about halfway to reaching that $100,000 goal already. if you'd like to check out the fund-raising effort, go to my facebook page. >> absolutely remarkable. sglrchl >>> still ahead, president trump is taking aim at a enviroment of issues. our political analyst joining us next to break it all down. [ loud traffic sounds ] [ distant traffic sounds ] [ music replaces the noise ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy when you switch and save today. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. president trump... still threatening to close the border this week. >>> right now at 5:30, president trump still threatens to close the border thi

>> just because they saved melissa's life once, the fuller's believe is no reason not to do it again.i can't even imagine life without them. they're absolutely amazing. >> i think it's just pure unconditional love. >> when all is said and done, the biological link between these two families will be gone but their bond, will be stronger than ever. the good news is the fewers say they're about halfway to reaching that goal already. if you'd like to check out the fund-raising efforts go to my facebook page. >> coming up, amid all the ugliness in washington d.c., something very beautiful there, cherry blossoms. >> we'll save you the flight to the east coast and give you a long look next. >> after a weekend of 70s including san francisco with a high of 72 degrees we have a chance of rain showers and that's not part of an april fool's forecast for you tomorrow. we'll have more rain and possibly snow in the 7-day forecast when we come right back. cherry blossoms are one ofe iconic sights of spring. and the cherry trees in washington d.c. are spectacular this year. the blossoms are in the "pu

now fuller houses coming to an end. and i really love san francisco but i don't live there and i don't want to be in that, that kind of landlord so it's going back on the market. >> reporter: in the homes back yard there's a secret garden with concrete slabs with handprints of many of the cast mates on fuller house. this for example is dave cuvier's cookie please joey on the show. this is his famous phrase cut it out. they say these tokens from the show can be written into the offeror. the house has been a full-time tourist attraction since full house first debuted in 1987. mary risley has lived across the street for more than 20 years. >> it does not bother me but i'm a hippie. i have been here many years. people are always nice. >> you should just practice your best miss america away from the front steps. >> reporter: if it sells for the asking price, it will be a record for the lower pack heights neighborhood. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> a federal judge has ruled to allow the city santa cruz to dismantle

i ended up signing a note with lady fuller to buy her interests for $500,000.i invested about $900,000 to acquire three denim stores, then i invested another $500,000 to buy lady fuller out. and throughout the process, i had to eat different bills that uncovered themselves. so i have probably almost $2 million invested in what i bought from lady, which was three stores. the reason that's a big deal for me is that denim & soul today is one of my most successful retail businesses that i have. it does unbelievably well. it's awesome! i think one of the reasons that i categorize this as one of my biggest losses is, in the end, i realized that i didn't even need to do business with lady fuller to open these stores and then feel taken advantage of. i have a feeling you and i are going to... [ laughs ] giddy up! but i don't want anybody to feel bad for me because my entrance into the fashion business has turned out to be wildly successful. and that brings me to one of my biggest wins in "profit" history -- courage b. it was a chain of retail stores that predominantly

reporter: the victorian home made famous by the popular sitcom full house and the netflix reboot fuller houses hitting the market at just under $6 million. the outside was featured in the opening credits of both series. the inside looks nothing like the tanner family home. the 3700 square foot four bedroom 3 1/2 bath home has been completely gutted and renovated with modern decor and seismically retrofitted. >> we think the buyer for this home is someone who will appreciate a home that is not just a cheap flip. i think someone who appreciates the iconic maths. what i love so much about this downstairs area is. >> reporter: rachel swan is the listing agent. the owner jeff franklin who created the shows resides in fo 2016. the main reason was because he wanted to shoot at the site . >> we brought the cast up and had a blast and i think the fans really enjoyed the stuff we shot out an end. and i really i t wantto be in that, that kind of landlord so it's going back on the market. >> reporter: in the homes back yard there's a secret garden with concrete slabs with handprints of many of the

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lisa fuller in colombo.dly attacks on our website including eyewitness accounts and updates as we get them on the victims. for all of that log on to bbc./news. in ukraine, president petro poroshenko has admitted being defeated by his rival, the comedian volodymyr zelensky. partial official results suggest mr zelensky, with no previous experience of politics, has won 73% of the vote. he stars in a ukrainian television show as a fictional president. this report from jonah fisher contains some flash photography. the latest episode of the volodymyr zelensky show started at the polling station. are you ready to be president? i don't know, the people will decide it in the evening. i'm ready. he doesn't, however, have any political experience, or, judging by his election campaign, that many ideas. the choice ukraine must make today is whether to stick with the president they've had for the last five years, or take a leap into the political unknown, with this man, the comedian volodymyr zelensky. across town, there

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lisa fuller is a journalist who lives and works in colombo.osion in an attempt to defuse a van bomb. this isa attempt to defuse a van bomb. this is a city very much on edge? absolutely. the bomb was outside one of the churches that was bombed yesterday and was left over from the attack. it was being diffused but there was a vast panic which is understandable because everyone is quite scared and on edge still. what has been made of the targets here? we're talking about churches on easter sunday and luxury hotels. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. we are getting this latest information from the government. that it was a islamic group called national thowheeth jama'ath but that is just in the last few hours. i can't comment on their motives except to mention that christians were targeted.|j understand christians were targeted.” understand your sister—in—law was close to one of these attacks when it happened. she was outside one of the churches. she was ok but she had children who were in the church getting thrown out quite near he

that was lisa fuller speaking to simon mccoy. sharanjit leyl is in colombo for us.are at the moment with the latest details of that explosion. that's right. we have had those deadly explosions on sunday that we have been reporting on but today there is very much still an active situation as we have seen explosions over the last few hours, controlled detonations. 0ne that was found in the vicinity of saint anthony's shrine. it was a van that was detonated. there were get more explosions, controlled, we are told, taking place at a market nearby. some 87 devices were found at one of the big bus station is here that were also detonated. still very much an active situation. investigation is continuing here in colombo into what caused this attack. a lot of issues and questions being asked around just how much the government and the authorities knew and when because it has since emerged that there was a memo put out that one as early as april the 11th that such an attack would be taking place. but that the prime minister and his office were not informed of this. there is a

the atlantic last month about this what are some of the key differences between your work and bob fuller? >> one is the method of appointment after the 21 year experiment in the independent counsel in renoep congress sougt not to reauthorize independent counsel law and i applauded that. we in the reagan administration when it started as chief of staff to attorney general ejected to the special prosecutor provisions as raising serious policy questions but in our view it was also an unconstitutional invasion of the powers of the president. you say wait a second. it was okay to fire archibald cox was appointed by the attorney general? know it was not but it was an obstruction of justice but look at what happened. acting attorney general bob work amply within 11 days pointed a good baylor man i might save and carried on the investigation and the rest is all history. while the untidy the old system worked and more study of history and history is a great teacher and it's not an earring that a great teacher would tell us that .-ellipsis as grant fired special counsel of his time but the medicat

mily: guggenheim's jake fuller and bloomberg's mandeep singh. the event prompting more questions than answers. while the iphone maker brought in a parade of slep celebrities to announce its new project, it has less investors and analysts questioning just how it plans to compete. the biggest thin we saw is u.s. direct results are streaming and use three different streams. u.s. adults are able to watch, want to watch about 15 channels and they are willing to spend about $100 on cable and also want to watch about 15 streaming channels with a maximum of $24 per precipitation. they are willing to spend about i 100 a month for streaming. we want to own how what that device comes with us. emily: apple hasn't said how much it is going to cost. i would assume a higher price point wouldn't be good for your models. >> i think that is a great point that dallas makes. initially ceci a dollar or $2 less than netflix. right now it is an arms race they need to get to. if you look at the event, the big issue is obviously detals. it come downs them building thems

barr has defended himself and promised to release a fuller version of the report by mid-april. today the justice department said every page of the report "may contain material protected under law" such as confidential grand jury information and must be reviewed. at the white house press secretary sarah sanders dismissed the democrats' backlash as sour grapes. >> they've lost in 2016. they lost on the collusion battle. and now they're look for any and everything they can to continue to attack this president because they have no message. >> reporter: house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler has asked the attorney general for all communication between the justice department and the special counsel. barr is unlikely to comply, but lawmakers can ask him about it next week when he testifies on capitol hill. jeff? >> paula, thank you very much. >>> the president today backed off his threat to immediately close the southern border to stop migrants and drugs from entering the u.s. some white house advisers and republican senators warned the closure would hurt the u.s. economy. mr

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perdieron la vida en el temblor y los incendios subsecuentes >> reporte el fiscal especial robert fuller muller >> tras una investigaciÓn de casi dos aÑos del fiscal especial rober muller se publicÓ el extenso reporte de 448 pÁginas, aunque muchas de ellas estÁn redactadas sobre la campaÑa de trump y la interferencia rusa. el fiscal general william bar apoyÓ esta conclusión >> el fiscal general adjunto yo concluimos que la evidencia no es suficiente para establecer si el presidente cometiÓ un delito de obstrucciÓn a la justicia asesores quisieron parar los esfuerzos de la investigaciÓn, celebrÓ la victoria >> yo obtuve un buen dÍa, no hay colusiÓn, no hay obstrucción >> un analista opina que el informe lo deja libre de culpas >> el informe era para ver si habÍa algÚn tipo de cooperaciÓn o colusiÓn con los rusos y el resultado es cero. esto ha so c cacerÍa de brujas >> el hijo mayor del presidente afirma que la campaÑa de trump si espero beneficiarse el reporte demuestra evidencia preocupante de que el presidente obstruye la justicia >> el reporte, es una pÉrdida para los demÓcratas >> el

that was russell fuller speaking to us earlier about that moved from london to turin.e o'sullivan‘s exit, judd trump narrowly avoided another shock at the world snooker championship in sheffield. he was trailing the world number 43 thepchaiya un—nooh by six frames to three overnight but fought back to level it up at nine all. then in the final frame decider, uh—nooh miscued at a crucial point, allowing trump to wrestle control and win the match. he went on to win the match. he will play things and we in the next round. these are live pictures from the crucible. mark allen is in action here. zhou yuelong just needs one more frame to win the match and you can follow this on the bbc sport website but that is all from us, i will be back with another update at 4:30pm. let's return to that service in belfast. the funeral of murdered journalist leera mckee has taken place at st anne's cathedral, in belfast. ms mckee was shot dead by a paramilitary group during riots in derry last thursday as she observed clashes between police and new ira dissidents. prime minister theresa ma

our tennis correspondent russell fuller was watching. both players wear and tear list positions in theirvery courageous performance to finally see britain back to the world group, the top 16 teams and the fed cup since 1993 and let's start with the ohana content which was the first match of the day. it was the first match of the day. it was nip and tuck most of the way until she put the foot on the gas and she showed many errors and she got one of the breaks back and recovered from 5—3 down. virtually flawless tennis to take a deciders 7-5 flawless tennis to take a deciders 7—5 and gave britain the first robber in the afternoon. 11 successive singles in a row for konta. how significant is this for british women's tennis. it means a lot to the team know that the victory is secure. katie boulter had to do it the hard way and she was struggling with the back problem that she was also affected by yesterday and she was talking a hot water bottle down the back of her skirt at the change to suit her back and a breakdown and i sat down, she was ina and a breakdown and i sat down, she was in a bi

hello we are starting to get a fuller picture of those behind the behind sunday suicide bombings in sri lanka that have killed three hundred fifty nine people the country's defense minister says a splinter group of the national tell he'd faction are behind the attacks eight of the nine suicide bombers have been identified individuals that may have been ideologically or financially funded by isis it has claimed responsibility although they have not provided any evidence. what also i can say is that this group. of some of the suicide bombers most of them educated. and come from maybe middle upper middle class so they are financially quite independent and but you know their families quite stable financially so that is a boring activity. because some of them have i think studied. in various other countries they will degrees. lower limbs you know this but really do creative people. a president a matter of policy to see you know has vowed to overhaul state security after the country's intelligence agencies didn't act on several tip offs and there are fears all those associated with the easter

greg fuller freight waves ceo. great to speak with you today. start specifically with what this actual financial instrument is. what you created here. and why it will be meaningful not only to trucking company but to shippers and others that trade in the futures market. >> this is the world's fundraiser financially-settled futures market based on trucking spot rates so, it's a tradeable instrument, financially subtle, so there is no truck that will ever bump a dock or show up. it's a financially-settled future which is based on d.a. t.s benchmark index. gives the agility for companies that buy shipping services, retailers and manufacturers to control and manage their shipping costs and gives the ability for trucking companies to manage price risk and ensure they have predictable cash flows. >> i've been staring at trucking rates, freight rates for years volatility is like this. it's crazy a very fragmented industry seems obvious to have some sort of futures market, some sort of hedging ability here why has it not existed until now? >> it's a gre

we welcome craig fuller, freight waves ceo.der of news and commentary for the freight market and still with us is sameer samana from wells fargo. craig, what do you see in the shipping industry when you are having trucks shipped in terms of durable goods. are you seeing a greater demand, lesser demand, or the same? to 2018, there has been a small drop off in volumes. data we track, we tracked 85% of the electronic contract market which is the market the larger carriers are involved in and was explodes to volume fluctuation. about two point 5% to 3% in terms of year-over-year comparison. keep in mind 2018 was an inflated year. the numbers are skewed. if you compared to 2017, we're going back to where we were in 2017. not anything to panic over, but we are not seeing the level of volume we did last year. let's talk about your business and how it might allow us to look into the future. you deal with futures. we will put up a chart we brought for you about how big the trucking industry is in this country. it is quite stunning. this

emily: guggenheim's jake fuller with bloomberg's mandeep singh. just last month, apple held a glitzy star-studded event to announce a slew of new subscription services, but the event prompted more questions than answers. while the iphone maker brought in a parade of celebrities to introduce its new tv plus streaming service, the company was light on some key details, including pricing and subscription models, and it has left investors and analysts questioning just how it plans to compete. dan ives and dallas lawrence joined us monday to weigh in. >> i think the biggest thing we saw out of the survey was that a majority of u.s. adults are now streamers and they have a heavy appetite for more than one content provider. on average they use three different content providers for streaming. we used what is known as the 15-100 rule. it is interesting how it is similar across cable and television. u.s. adults are able to watch, or want to watch about 15 channels and they are willing to spend about $100 on cable and also want to watch about 15 streaming ch

that was lisa fuller speaking to simon mccoy.n of the human fertilisation and embryology authority, said some private clinics are using "selective success rates" to target older women. sally cheshire is joining me now. thank you for speaking to us. what concerns you the most about what these private ivf clinics are doing? we know that a lot of older people are now coming forward for ivf treatment. and we are concerned that some of those women are not being given a realistic chance of success. the explanation they are given... we mandate all uk clinics to be absolutely transparent with their patients about their treatment plan, the cost of that, and the likely outcome for them. you have had first—hand experience of those. perhaps to explain what these women go through, can you tell us what happened to you ? go through, can you tell us what happened to you? yes. our treatment was a very long time ago, 20 years ago. there has been greater commercialisation in ivf since that time. we have seen a massive change in the last five years.

this, after her "fuller house" co-star speaks out. >> she pled not guilty recently to those conspiracyrges. >> i think i'm underqualified and i've always - >> have you talked to her? >> well, we go by carrier pigeon. >> bob saget, talking about his longtime co-star this morning on "today." >> i will say that i love her. and i will say that no comment. it's a personal thing. it's a strange time and what do you say? >> bob's comments come as loughlin files a motion with the court, trying to push the pause button on the case against her. papers filed monday along with 15 other defendants, lori and her fashion designer husband mossimo asked the court to suspend all future actions by federal prosecutors, until they have an opportunity to review the evidence again the request complains that the defendants haven't received any discovery from the feds. they ask for the opportunity to review the evidence in a meaningful way. if granted, the motion would be in effect until their next hearing on june 3rd. today prosecutors announced that the usc coach accused of helping loughlin's youngster daugh

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today with john fuller.e's a prison consultant who coached stewart before she was incarcerated. >> felicity and lori can learn a lot from that in that they can establish their brand again. they can absolutely flourish in the mainstream. >> i've had the opportunity also to do a tremendous amount of thinking. >> "e.t." was there in 2005 when martha launched a new talk show just after her release. she was wearing her ankle monitoring device. >> your past mistakes should never define your future. >> like martha, felicity and lori, if convicted, would most lick lie serve in a minimum security prison. felicity's plea hearing is in 39 days. experts predict a sentence range from zero to ten months. as for lori and her fashion designer h >> a hair person. makeup person. i'm going to miss all my persons. >> a source tells us they continue to negotiate with prosecutors, but the max potential sentence for their charges, if convicted, is a staggering 40 years. and support last night, from felicity's former co-star. your

sustainability magazine that zooms out of the problems leading out and bob and judy to give you a bigger fuller picture and zooms into the solutions that can help tackle them so that you can make an informed choice. coming to you from mumbai in india over the next thirty minutes. old environments and the tradition of dying fabric is making a comeback. startup is making ethical and sustainable smart foods. and how a couple converted barren land into what is to be unlocked green forest. forest a story of a vibrant bachrach textile printing has been practiced in the west. but all for centuries now there are communities like the cup to use for who has been a source of livelihood for generations but in recent years with the looting of cheap us in turn to dave's traditional printing which is environment friendly has taken a big hit but some families of the company community in the region are trying to revive their glorious tradition. of. this state of goods about. and for being colorful that's primarily because of its traditional textile industry and the vibrant fabrics and prints used to make the ga

. >>> meanwhile, fuller house star john stamos has been crying tears of joy.he couldn't be a prouder papa. >>> hi, i'm billy's father. i'm not who i used to be and this is billy's mother and this is billy boy. say hi. say hi. >> our hearts are melting. little 1-year-old billy is clearly the apple of his daddy's eye. >> i look great in all the shots. i look so much more handsome than my father. that's for sure. >> john, billy and mom caitlyn rub-a-dub-dub in a tub for their "people" magazine shoot. billy was born premature, arriving nearly six weeks early, >> people say, he's cute. we can't really say, thank you, because he doesn't look like us. i thought my kid would look suavier like little ricky. >> he's got my eyes. >> he doesn't have my hair yet. >>> another beautiful family spotlighted in "people." kelly ripa, mark consuelos and their kids, michael, lola and joaquin. this tight-knit family of five loves to hang together and rib each other. >> at dinner, it's the most fun to go around and kind of make fun of each other, we can laugh for hours. >> to see th

we have new reporting tonight on how the "fuller house" star is handling her legal trouble behind closedrs. >> let's unpack this. we hear those close to lori are concerned, because she seems to be making a bad situation, even worse. >> sorry about the bad news, lori. >> she ignored questions. a source tells "e.t.," loughlin initially thought she would just get a slap on the wrist for her alleged role in the admissions scandal, but now, she is, quote, scared and in terrible shape. prosecutors added a charge to her indictment yesterday, that was after, we're told, lori and her fashion designer husband rejected prosecutors' initial plea offers. legal expert rachel stockman says lori should move fast on an agreement. >> according to the prosecution, they have some pretty damning evidence in the recordings of lori, so i think it's going to be a very hard case to fight in court. >> and while the prospect of a about her public demeanor. >> in terms of publicity and the public it certainly doesn't look very good if you're seen laughing, smiling, signing autographs, so that's a major pr no-no. >>

that is why it's being done. , fuller shinzo abe can do marks to him. as you know, president trump is not a terribly receptive listener to those kinds of arguments. amanda: are there concerns that anything that happens here could thwart progress on future inclusion? may a bilateral arrangement include some terms that do not fit well with some members of that agreement? kevin: i think shinzo abe will be alert to that. we have a bilateral with the japanese, we also have the tpp. we also have free trade agreement with the chinese as well. i imagine our japanese friends will be mindful of the two agreements. we are dealing with a sea change in american politics. republicans have historically been the party of free trade, the democrats are the ones that go wobbly in the knees. now we have not just the democrats who are critiquing the president's posture on free trade from time to time, but we have a president turning right against the historical center point of republican policy, that free trade is good for global growth. shery: prime minister shinzo abe spe

. >> he has a fuller explanation of that in the report that i'll be making available. >> reporter: since barr's summary, the president casting his own narrative, no collusion, no obstruction. >> there can't be anything there, because there is no crime. there was no anything. >> reporter: barr has said some information in the report will be redacted as it relates to grand jury material, classified information, or details about ongoing investigations, as well as materials vf s affecting peripheral third parties. the white house has received broad guidance about what is in the report and is preparing a response. >> abc new also have sperm coverage on the release of the report tomorrow morning and updates starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> former press secretary for thpridt trhaean spicer spoke at uc berkeley. hundreds were turned away from the doors. he recounted the election and how the trump campaign overcame the scrutiny from the media. he also helped for a less hostile political discourse. >> i respect liberal democrats. we can disagree, we don't have to be mean about it. >> the berkeley college

i got a little more on why this has happened from our tennis correspondent russell fuller.n london, and phenomenally successful for 12 years with only madison square garden, which hosted it for 13 years, has been host for longer and historically it has moved around. it needs to move around. novak djokovic, world number one and atp player council president has been saying for a while that we need to look elsewhere. the other, inevitably, is money. the wta tour struck a ten—year deal to host the wta finals in shenzhen in china from this year and the prize fund is $14 million. this year at the o2 arena prize money will only be $9 million, only! but that has not gone unnoticed by members of the atp tour and they will be playing for $14.5 million when it gets under way in turin in a couple of years. it will come as a big blow to london where it's been successful? they've done a brilliantjob and presented it with style and panache. there have consistently been over a quarter of a million people watching tennis over the course of a week. this is in november, when it first came to

." > >>> will aunt becky really go from "fuller house" to the big house?t's hard to imagine, lori loughlin locked up. >> things just got worse for loughlin in the college bribery scandal. >> i think given the seriousness of the crime, it's very like that lori loughlin will serve prison time. >> lori, are you scared of going to prison? >> lori was grilled by the paparazzi this morning at a west hollywood car wash. a few hours later, prosecutors announced they added a conspiracy to commit money laundering charge to her indictment. thectress and her husband are accused of half a million dollar bribe in the college admissions scandal. felicity announced she's pleading guilty. >> why lori's decision might be taking longer is there could still be negotiations going on and again, this is a much bigger decision for her team to make, whether she's going to take the plea deal, which could involve years not months. >> in fact -- lori now faces a maximum penalty of 40 years. federal prosecutors are recommending that flelicity's sentence include "incarceration at the l

permit those to get on with the real business of government and society the business of achieving a fuller and happier life for all our citizens i. our alliance was created by people who have who had lived through two devastating world wars they knew only too well the horror or the suffering and human and material cost of war they were determined that this should never happen again and they were also determined to stand up to the expansion of the soviet union we. wanted . we should all stake in control over its neighbors crushing democracy this and the pressing their people so they founded nato. with a clear purpose to preserve peace and to safeguard freedom and with an iron clad commitment by all members of the of the alliance to protect the children they made a solemn promise one for all and all for want. of thanks this commitment has served us well ps task in pursuit and freedom maintained yes allies have been involved in conflicts in different parts of the world and allies have suffered the pain of terrorist attacks but no nato ally has been attacked by another country the cold war end

will help us get on with the real business of government and society, the business of achieving a fuller and happier life for all of our citizens. [applause] our alliance was created by people -- who have lived through two devastating world wars. they knew only too well the horror, the suffering, and the human and material cost of war. they were determined that this would never happen again, and they were also determined to stand up to the expansion of the soviet union. which was taking control of its neighbors, crushing democracies, and oppressing their people. so they founded nate heo. -- nato with a clear purpose. to preserve peace and safeguard freedom. and with an ironclad commitment by all members of the alliance to protect each other. they made a solemn promise, one for all and all for one. this commitment has served us well. peace has been preserved, freedom maintained. yes, allies have been involved in conflicts in different parts of the world. and allies have suffered the pain of terrorist attacks. but no nato ally has been attacked by another country. the cold war ended withou