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i'm gog >> in his mind, john mccain is the person that somehow triggered the mueller investigation. and that is where he goes with this. and that is the core of all of >> repes hr: feud with the husband of his senior adviser, kellyanne conway. question about it.'t kw him. i think he's doing a tremendous disservice to a wonderful wife. >> reporter: george conway has been blasting the president for months. including again today, accusing him of having narcissistic personality disorder. and today kellyanne conway defended the president telling "politico," you think he shouldn't respond when somebody, a nonmedical professional, accuses him of having a medical disorder? kellyanne conway didn't respond to our requests for comment. lester? >> kristen, thank you. >>> meantime tonight as anticipation goes into overdrive about the release of the mueller report, the president now says the public should see it. hallie jackson joining us now from the north lawn. hallie, what's he saying? >> reporter: the president is really going a step further than he has before, now saying he thinks all americ

plif there is not a marke for my daughter to be able to continue the business, it is gog to end.neration have let the next generation down because it is ooer. john: on the shop janet is more upbeat, looking forward to her birthday on march 29, but brexit day. she told me r boss worries too much. on, donene is gng with it. i think we should just wait and see. john: it is going to ruin your birthday. le if we stay in, yeah. i look forward to ating my birthday and coming out of europe. i'll be happy. [laughter] john: give me a verdict. >> it is a good all arnd -- john: heould say that. choosing is sometimes hard. britain chose brexit, but what kind and when? answering that will take some time. .ohn pienaar, bbc ne laura: remember, you can find much more on all the day's ounews awebsite, including the latest on the brexit negotiations. of course, we will have full coverage of tomorrow's vote on whether to support a no-deal brexit. to see what we are working on it any c time, to make sure ck us out on twitter. i am laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." >> with

how is she gog to moderate the effects of those in the paert who wa to go to the left, and the presidential campaign now that it's beginning,ave a number of key candidates, including pamela harris and others who say we want medicare for all. that's a discussion worth watching in the democrati party as well. >> are there any proposal prosecutes state lawmakers that would prectalifornians if the aca goes away? >> absolutely. the a's actually quite bit moving its way through the legislature right now, including probably the biggest thing which would be a state mandate similat one that was repealed at the national level, requiringry ev californian to have health insurance. that's something that gavin i newsome actualtroduced on his first day as governor in january. he said he wants to do it as a way to use the money from fees on those who decline health insurance to pay for expanding subsidies to those w can't afford it. he is trying to create his own sort of v replacemesion here in california, and there's tons of other kinds of proposals as well, including expanding health care to undocumented

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there's a real fear here that they're gog nd do at again with this mishap. >> we've learned that boeing has invited airlines to its seattle area plant this weekend to talk about this software update and training and that american airline pilots will be in the simulator to test the software ? >> thank yo >>> there is news about your money your 401(k). the dow jones plunging closing at 25,502. let's go to erielle reshef on wall street. there was a key area that caused alarm today. >> that's right david. stocks plunged among new signs of new worry of a looming recession here at home. here's the key indicator. right here the so called "yield curve" turning negative for the first time since 2007 right before the great recession. sometimes when this happens it can indicate another recession may be coming. not always. this comes just days after the fed chairman announced it was unlikely we would see more rate hikes. david? >> erielle reshef, thank you. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight." the priest attacked during mass. the frightening moment was seen live because it was strea

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it's all of it what's thihis gog to cost us and that's at odds with what everything germany in the opinion was supposed to be about. of a paradox here we see euroscepticism strongest in many of the countries in the east. in eastern europe that have benefited enormously from your membership and on the other hand countries like portugal or greece where there has been your at your e. u. imposed austerity very painful. have almost no right wing nationalists how do you account for that. first i think it's wrong to say that the countries who have benefited because the what you need to look at this which group of which country has benefited fiancee in germany bangs industry has a lot of benefit the from the euro german citizens you may discuss this and the same. for greece you have very wealthy greek we'll have a benefit at the lot we didn't save with all these battles package is sort of the greek citizens we save the bank all i know that's a very important because account for the fact that there are very. few right wing popular because you have an inverse populism which is if some vini is standi

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order to figure out how to respond to different scenarios because they really don't know how this is gog play out. ma there is an aggressive tone he's likely to continue with. >> they have different scenarios, one that this is very bad for the president, the other one being it's completely anti-climactic, right? >> robert mueller's work is facing an impossible task. there's been, on the left, so much intimidation to build um. these are the things that if you it fmd. so it's kind of an impossible standard. he's hard to reach, frankly, given the fact of his mandate and given where the law is on this stuff. before we get to that, though, we do have to remind people of how extraordinarily fruitful this investigation has gone for 675 -- this is the 675th day now of this investigation. 37 defendants charged, including three companies. six trump associates who have faced charges as a result of this. five people who have been sentenced to prison so far. 16 trump associates, at least, who have been found to have some kind of position in the campaign. >> let's talk about how this is going to go do

we don't flknow how they are gog to vote. >> all right. from democrats united to democrats divided. democratic made more comments that leaders of her own party and suggested they have allegiance to a foreign country. the democratic chair said omar was questioning the loyalty and invoking a vile slur. omar and her supporters say she is simply challenging towards israel. this incident marking the second time in a month that omar has been accused. omar was the critic when a sign outside the west virginia house of delegates chamber tied the muslim woman to the 9/11 attacks. the republican state senate leader condemned it. let me start with you, what is the problem that house democratic leaders seem to be having with omar? >> it is not what they want to be talking about but i don't know that it's a problem. there is democracy. it is messy. it is a very diverse and new big congress. a lot of these members have different views. i think by -- >> has been accused of being anti-semitic. >> i don't agree with what she said. she certainly has a right to express her views. i certainly think what

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. >> now, our job is to complete what we started, and now our what we started, and we are gog to bringtice to america. >> desjardins: and while the race is taking shape, what may be the biggest name remains on the sideline. >> run joe run run joe run! >> desjardins: formevice president joe biden indicated this week in a speech to a prrefighters union that he's inclined to take oident trump. >> in america, everyone gets a shot. that's what the next president of the united states needs to understand, anthat what i think this current president doesn't understand at all. >> desjardins: in a race with no clear frontrunner, the former v.p. leads the wide-open pack in these early days. a monmouth university poll this week found 28% of democratic voters back biden, with 25% for sanders. both are also the two who have run national races before. the top newcomer to presidential politics is kamala harris, at 10% in this poll, which included a whopping 23 candidates or itsential candidates o list. for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. >> woodruff: we turn to theie analysis of s and brooks. th

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attorney general, and the sis system itf and that seems to become their momodus operandi and they're gogo revisit the whole idea of discrediting donald trump's election in 2016. they won't let it go. paul: is there some prospect, james, they're making a big deal of the fact that barr used to turn this over, is there some prospect that barr hadn't cleared his four page letter with mueller in advance? >> unless you want to start fainfaintedfantasizing that bare and made it up and is quoting mueller incorrectly here, but in the letter from barr, it's a summary, it has the direct quote from mueller's report saying no one in the trump campaign coordinated or conspired with the russian government to influence the election. paul: i assume barr understood he would be on capitol hill at some point to have to explain any difference between the letter and what the report said. >> adam schiff said two years ago he had seen more than circumstantial evidence of collusion. he's been playing the game with the media, hinting of some grand conspiracy to be unveiled. it turns out there wasn't one and that'

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they know democrats are nn't gog to get them that.eshold again, making it so they have the ability to override any sort of democratic dissent. >> thank you for bringing it. come back again soon. >>> i'll see you back for another hour of news, including news from florida. where former felons are advocating for their newly restored right to vote. hans nickels is in the sunshine state where they're looking to register a big portion of the newly eligible voters. we're going there later in the show. we're going erthe later in the show moving? that's harder now because of psoriatic arthritis. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower

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it doesn't make sensif itwould happen that way, from now on when they hear about sanctions they're gog to ask for a double confirmation from the weihite house and i wi it hadn't uphappened that way. >> i want to ask you about the remarks from the president about john mccain. inside the populist wing of the party, have come to loathe abou republicans. by attacking mccain, he is stoking the emotions and the gop elite. what is it about john -- what portion of your party sooathes john mccain that they cheer this? >> yeah. >> there is a chunk of it. do you understand it? >> no. john mccain is not here tolf defend himnd there's a reason not to use him as that. second of all, i don't git. i don't understand it. i didn't agree with john mccain on everything. so what? but i honored and i respected the service toour country and he did things he feltss pnate about and whether you agreed with him or not, it wasn't for somend nefarious purpose it was a man who was deeply influenced by his experience, and i ademired john mccain as a man and what hes did united states senate and i don't understand th

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i mean, we don't know what's gog to happen. >> the reason why we should take the president saying thisuld be made blic with a large grain of salt is because the president also said he was going to sit down with robert mueller. he said i want to sit down wit an interview and defend myself. he never did that. he senin writtenatements to a very small number of questions. he did not wantat to be --lk about russian collusion and all sorts of other things. i also want to read because i'm xting with rudy giuliani as we're on air, so excuse that, but i said is there anny react to mueller not recommending any more indictments, and he wro it sounds like it's over. so this is an ally of the presidene of course, tesident's personal lawyer saying this is all meaning that we are clear, we're in the clear, that the president, what he's been saying over the past two years, this vindicates him. that's really early to say because we don't know exactly what's in the report but atmp least the tramp is saying that. >> woodruff: back to these reports, multiple news organizations are saying it's their inform

what happens in this cases like this, amna, is the pilots have a difficulty diagnosing what's really gog on with the aircraft, focused on the wrong thing, and in the meantime, the airplane crashes. years ago there was an eastern1 airlines l10at crashed into the everglades. the piles were focused on a broken landing gear light that was out, and they lost altitude and flew right into the everglades because they weren't focused on the big picture. the problem is you have to identify things so quickly. >> naz: so there were a couple of specific safety features that came up in questions tod. senator markey was asking one particularly pointed line, focusing in on two things that he says are not required safety - atures, one called the aoa indicatohe angle on attack ngdicator-- and another war light. he was put something pretty firm questions to the acting administrator of the f.a.a. let's tack a lsten to what he had to say. >> should all of the safety features been mandatory that could have alerted pilots ands mechan issues with the sensors? should they have been mandatory? yes or no. >>rienat

. >> so then it becomes, is that actually the proper way -- it's like, look, kocongress isn't gog to go into this. here you go, american public. it's almost like their version of the mueller report. mueller, hey, it's on you. now congress is like, no, no, no, no, congress, it's on you. you decide what to do with him. >> that's the role of congress. that's the difference between these committees and robert mueller is that they are fact finding and presenting this information to the public. they also have that option to, if they find a crime, to make article of impeachment, but that's why the senate is there, because that's where it would -- there's no way that they would approve it. it would go down. and so, ultimately, that's a lot -- that's what this is about. the robert mueller probe something entirely different. and we don't know. at the end of the day, we don't know if a president can be indicted or not, legally, yes, that's the doj's position. that's another legal battle that might be fought. >> the pigge estbiggest threat president is in the southern district of new york. >> wh

this might be through tax cuts or preferential tax just looking at the capital situation within the we gogw, see how the banks can afford another large-scale stimulus of lending boost. this could help with alleviating some bank funding pressures. in order to give up the growth of consuming the capital, that is where this is. if they want to grow, they are going to need more capital. it will be difficult for them to raise capital in this environment. the banks have issued instruments for some of the perpetual bonds. even then, there is quite a bit of capital needed to reach the vegas for requirements. >> thank you for being with us. that was grace would. the head of greater china bank. you can get a roundup of the stories that you need to know to get your day going in this addition of daybreak. available on the bloomberg anywhere app. this is bloomberg. >> this is daybreak asia. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. haidi: i am haidi in sydney. boeing is being sued this month over claims that the 737 max was not designed safely. angus is here with the story. there is a report that they are con

treasury secretary larry summers joins us on the economy, chinese trade and a lot more new op ed out right gog >>> trade talks continuing as they work to come up with a deal two new studies out this week, from one the federal reserve of new york and one from former economists of the world bank show the trade turmoil is taking a toll on u.s. economy and u.s. businesses with us to discuss trade and his latest piece in "the washington post" titled the left's embrace of modern monetary theory is a recipe for disaster, former treasury secretary larry summers. good to have you back. good morning >> good to be with you >> this might be one case in which some of your critics often from the right are glad to hear from you >> hello >> mr. secretary, can you hear me >> yes, now i can, sure. >> okay. i was -- my point was after reading your piece, some of your critics on the right mighton your side on this one. >> well, i don't know what different political actors think, but i think that one thing that every american ought to support is the laws of arithmetic and laws of arithmetic don't say you can't bor