[ cheers and applause ] or is it me and higgins?. >> come on, dude, i said polo. >> jimmy: all right, they got that one. right there. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] i think we thought our impressions are better than they are. >> steve: not, one dude. one dude. >> jimmy: yeah, one dude. that's my agent. my agent's here. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, yeah? >> jimmy: he booked me as sting on the road, yeah. i do all of your songs. all right. let's get down. this is our third one here. listen to our third and final clip and decide. ♪ chop the vegetables add them to the broth but slowly add the body ♪ ♪ i'm gonna buy some skittles skittles and then i'm ♪ ♪ going to mix them up with some ♪ ♪ >> steve: who is it? >> jimmy: wow. that's a good one right there. >> even i'm confused. >> jimmy: yeah, all right. who was it, was it me and higgins? [ cheers and applause ] or was it sting and shaggy? [ cheers and applause ] the closest one yet. the audience may be right, let's see. ♪ chop the vegetables add them to the broth but slowly add th

but there's no surprise about what happens when she writes a book mary higgins clark on her new bestseller and the state of publishing >>> and we buy bottled water why not bottled air? two entrepreneurs from canada with a bright idea. >> why would i buy a can of air? >> it's the freshest air you'll ever have. >> "on the money" starts right now. >> this is "on the money." your money, your life, your future now, becky quick >>> we begin with mortgages and risk a decade ago, home loans for borrowers with weak credit history and low income were called subprime mortgages. defaults on those loans were a major cause of the financial crisis our diana olick found those mortgages are back risky business this is week's cover story. >> reporter: subprime. the word conjures up these images they disappeared following the financial crisis, now lenders are dipping back in. just don't call them subprime, call them nonprime. >> we're not going to the bad old days of ninja leaned are lending where people with no jobs, no assets no income were getting loans, that was crazy. >> reporter: carrington mortgage, a

higgins made three centuries, including a magnificent 146 break, the highest of this year's competition's my highest break ever here at the crucible. i think my highest before was 142 or a3. so it was a good break, good break. i don't know if big ryan day will think that way, i went one point in front of him. there could very well be a maximum break here, so i am not counting my chickens yet. but it is a good break. i expected such a tough game but this place can do it. in one of my sessions with stephen hendry i lost 7—1 was exactly the same. the harderjack was trying, i think the worse it was getting to him. live to the crucible, this is a match between judd live to the crucible, this is a match betweenjudd trump, the former finalist, and ricky walden. 4—1; is the score. that is how it was after the score. that is how it was after the morning session, the strain has been going on for some time. it looks fairly routine now, it wasn't earlier, all of the reds bunched in one corner. at the moment, 4—4. you can one corner. at the moment, 4—4. you ca n follow one corner. at the moment, 4—4

this we havejohn higgins.that will go through to round two at the moment. his opponent does make mistakes. you thinkjohn higgins would just mop up the mistakes. i don't expect an upset there tonight. that will be live and on the red button. we have anthony mcgill and ryan day starting their match later. what a season ryan day has had. even though he is the qualifier, anthony mcgill is probably on the back foot. he is playing a guy in the form he has had three matches of the qualifiers. you would expect ryan day to get off to a better start. you will be able to see those two matches live or on the red button. highlights at 11:15pm as well. there is a "tsunami" of corrpution in lower level tennis, according to a report published today looking into match fixing in the sport. a bbc and buzzfeed investigation uncovered suspected illegal betting in tennis last year today's report in response recommends the sport distances itself from gambling to tackle a significant problem at lower and middle levels of the game. jo

joe higgins of tiaa.oming up, s&p 500 and the futures down for the fifth day on the rope -- in a row. we talked to a traitor next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it's time for trading futures where we dive into the futures market through the charts. we're taking out look at the s&p -- taking a look at the s&p 500. it has been down the four of the last five days. down to three of the last five days. moving higher. take a look at that five-day five days in, down a row. investors are contending with the earnings season, rising yields, all of these matters. a bearish slant as lead futures are pushing down on the 200 day average. let's look at a chart we have looked at a few weeks ago. you can be a this chart and the bloomberg, using the function. it is a one year chart of the futures. that uptrend. this year, all the congestion heading down on the 200 day moving average. a number of times. making another test. the question is whether or not this area of congestion is bullish or bearish? it is unclear now. there may b

my name is amanda higgins, from san francisco public works. we believe this permit was issued in compliance with the personal wireless service facility permitting procedure defined in article 25. the department of public health confirmed this facility would be in compliance with the article 25 public health compliance standard. the planning department found this project complies with the compatibility standards of article 25. based on this, public works issued a notice of approval which notices were mailed and posted by crown castle. protests were heard by a hearing officer at a public works hearing. following the hearing, the director of public works granted the permit and notice of this determination was distributed to the public. and this is actually crown castle's second proposal for a wireless facility on the utility pole fronting 765 2nd avenue. on may 12, 2017, public works denied crown castle's original permit application, 17-wr 011 because the planning department found that proposal would not meet the article 25 compatibility standard

chris higgins with morningstar. bill? >>> boeing's ceo does not appear to be phased by the president's tariffs on imported steel and b aluminum the tariffs are creating a lot of uncertainty in the aluminum market itself and that's leading to stockpiling of the metal. kayla tausche reports tonight from outside new orleans. >> reporter: half a million tons of aluminum piled. that's what you see above the banks of the mississippi river. footll fields of metal have been building slowly for two years, surging in 2018 as imrters rushed to get foreign aluminum on shore before the white house put tarif in effect. >> 10% tariff on foreign aluminum. when the product comes across our borders. >> reporter: that's caused a uncertaintut where companies could get aluminum and at what price. compounded by the ohreat sanctions on rousel, a major russian producer. the surarge has soared so companies holding the metal here are poised to profit. take castletonit comms, a trading firm based in coilecticut. it'sd what was a relative empty fiel

higgins of louisiana. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 839, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. higgins, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana. mr. higgins: 115-650, thank you speaker. my amendment is very simple. if adopted it would require the administrator -- administrator of the federal aviation administration to initiate a 10-year pilot program to permit operators of state airplanes to conduct operations in medium-hub or nonhub airports. this pilot program would additionally require that participate in airports certify each year that they wish to remain in the program. the whole purpose of my amendment is to allow rural airports that are located outside of more heavily populated areas to have the ability to conduct commercial and noncommercial activities that currently are not allowed. mr. speaker, this is a pro-business and commonsense amendment and i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support it. and the passage of

higgins: thank you, mr. chairman. madame secretary, i appreciate you appearing before myself and my colleagues today. thank you for your service to our country. i'm concerned about authorization of department of homeland security. as you know, this committee crafted and the house of representatives in july of 2017, with overwhelming bipartisan support, 386-41 by vote, passed the full authorization of department of homeland security. yet we've seen no action in the senate and this greatly concerns me and my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in the house. how has this lack of action in the senate injured your ability to serve and protect our nation? secretary nielsen: first of all, i want to continue to thank this committee for your support. it is very important to have this re-authorization. it would give us some additional authorities that we need. it would clarify parts of the law. it would clarify our mission sets and it would give us the ability to more effectively manage to the mission by reorganizing within t

higgins. mr. higgins: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman from virginia, mr. wittman, is recognized for one minute. mr. wittman: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to thank chaplain scott foust for his opening prayer and message this morning. scott resides in virginia's first district, and serves as an air force chaplain at arlington national cemetery. he's answered the call to serve by helping air force families lay loved ones to rest at arlington national cemetery, both through coordinated funeral arrangements and providing grief counseling. he served as a pastor for 12 years before receiving a direct commission in 2007. god calls on us to serve him in many ways, and i commend chaplain foust on his service to our nation, our airmen and their families. i pray for christ's guidance as the house convene

higgins made three centuries, including a magnificent 146 break, the highest of this year's competitionghest before was 142 or 43. so it was a good break, good break. i don't know if big ryan day will think that way, coventry went one point in front of him. there could very well be a maximum break here, soiam very well be a maximum break here, so i am not counting my chickens yet. but it is a good break. i did not expect such a tough game but this place can do it. in one of my sessions with stephen hendry i lost 7-1 sessions with stephen hendry i lost 7—1 was exactly the same. the harder jack was trying, i think the worst it was getting to him. in the morning session, former finalistjudd trump took on ricky waldon. trump was trailing 3 frames to one, but recovered and then won the final frame of the morning session to level at 4—all. they will resume play at 7 o'clock this evening. as will anotherformer finalist — ding junhui. he won all 8 frames against anthony mcgill this morning. it's best of 25 frames for a place in the quarterfinals. that's all from sportsday. now it is time for th

at snooker‘s world championship, john higgins made sure of his place in the quarter finals with a 146 set up a 13 frames higgins, a four time champion, made sure not to follow fellow former winners, ronnie 0'sullivan and mark selby, out in the early rounds at the crucible. and mark selby, out in the early there's more on the bbc sport website including news on chris coleman being "released from his contract" as the sunderland manager, while steve gerrard looks set to be the next rangers boss. let's return to our main story and the news that the home secretary amber rudd has resigned. and the news that the home secretary let's talk to our political editor laura keunssberg who's in dublin this evening. laura keunssberg who's laura, laura keunssberg who's how much of a surprise is this laura, how much of a surprise is this resignation, in your view? clyde, the timing is a surprise. in recent days, we have seen both attend and the home office really try to keep amber rudd in her position. there was a lot of sympathy for her inside the conservative party, and they tried on various defences

one of the other members of it because only ten members and one of the other new members is elliot higgins and earlier higgins in the past you know he has a reason to have even better against me because i exposed the fact that he is chemistry knowledge wasn't so great in his analysis in the chemical attack in two thousand and thirteen i happened to be a chemist by training and as a result of me exposing this he had one of his associates done presenter write an email to my university accusing me of experimenting with sarin i mean this is the deify love we're dealing with their fucking numbers they have personal vendettas they have no credibility and these are the people at the recent me is using as evidence to suggest that i want to meet if there are certain things that your tweeting that are raising a flag for people who are then sort of accusing you of being a russian bot to expect more activists to be treated that way for the expressing views that if someone comes out with something pro russian that therefore you've been bought and you're now an algorithm rather than a human. well actual

let's get to our london studio and bring in alan higgins.il market has various facets going on here. to me, i think it's about iran, the possibility that the united states could slap sanctions back on iran in the very near term. that poses perhaps one of the risks we are not talking about on this thursday. what are the biggest risk in the oil markets? alan: risk is one thing, but it's interesting, what we focus theand not discussing up is demand side. if you look at demand for oil in india and china, it is growing strongly indeed. so the fundamental case for oil, i think the risk side is, it brings optionality to oil, sometimes quite sad optionality in terms of geopolitical issues that we've talked about, but they are nevertheless optionality. on the risk side, it's hard to see downside risk. ist we note from shale learning the lessons from 2015 and 2016 and capital discipline, balance sheet discipline. many companies did go bust, many large companies nearly went bust. it's an uptrend that is intact with some optionality from geopolitics. we

he missed the last red againstjohn higgins. 10-7. disappointed and went on to lose 10—7. now the baseball, and nelson cruz drove into mac runs, as the seattle mariners held on for a 4—3 win over the white sox. it is their 14th defeat in 16 games, in their worst start since 1950. and finally, a sprint to the line to take the first stage of the tour de normandy in switzerland. the peloton caught the breakaway riders in the final run. the spaniard proved the stronger, taking the stage. as always, stay updated on the website. i will be back soon. hello there. well, wednesday was a classic april day — sunny spells and heavy april showers. these big cumulonimbus clouds developing through the day, bringing downpours, some hail, and some thunder. this gorgeous weather watch picture from sue in wakefield shows one of those cumulonimbus clouds decaying in the sunset. now, as we head through the night and into thursday morning, our showers will still be pouring in from a north—west direction on a fairly brisk breeze. but by the end of the

last year's beaten finalists on higgins is due to jack lozowski, he beat thailand's by ten frames toefore breaking down on the final red. —— tonight's says it. scott is from italo pockets as he doesn't wa nt to from italo pockets as he doesn't want to be remembered as a guy who killed over during the commonwealth games marathon ceaselessly to bbc scotla nd games marathon ceaselessly to bbc scotland is revealed he has no recollection of getting up after that first fall of the gold coast event. he also says he wants changes in the rules to ensure the safety you read it. that's what he's been speaking the jambos. similar to boxing, the rules need to be. that has to be dead anyway where it's not pulled off to allah. —— done in a way. after a couple of false, or if i'm on the seconds, and no sign i'm getting up or better, it needs to be a medical staff. it hasn't happened often... if anything is made me hungry. i will want to be known for the guy that fell over because of the guy that fell over because of the heat. going to be known for the quy the heat. going to be known for the guy gett

good to see you, higgins.g of a broadway musical called "summer" -- is all glitter. [ light laughter ] it's about donna summer and there's so much glitter falls on you. anyways, have you seen it? it just opened. >> questlove: i have not seen it yet. >> jimmy: you have not seen it yet. >> questlove: i want to see it. >> jimmy: i didn't see it at the opening. but yeah. you have to see it. >> questlove: word? >> jimmy: it is so fun. i mean i love donna summer. it is like going to a disco and -- [ light laughter ] >> steve: that's all i need. church -- i'm there. disco and church? >> jimmy: yeah, a little bit. there's a little bit of church. the only thing they -- the actors are fantastic. they have older donna summer and then they have a young preteen donna summer. and then the -- a girl in her teen/20s donna summer. and they all come out together and talk at the same time. they talk to each other. they're like, "i want to be like you when i grow up." she's like, "better be careful what you wish for." then the 20

tim higgins of the "wall street journal." us take a quick market check here with, six minutes left before the closing bell rings, we do see a very strong dow, nasdaq and s&p. nasdaq is better by 47, and look, look at that 10-year yield. 2.83%. that's not spooking the markets either. we're coming right back. . . alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. >> closing bell rings, dow up 1% ahead of jobs number tomorrow. stay tuned to maria bartiromo. she was the special tomorrow. expectations 193,000 jobs added for march. let me bring in larry pit cows ski. he is kind of guy tries to find bargains in this market. how do you do that? >> liz, you have to look for areas that are ignored that are out of favor. you have to you have to find places in the market as weak hands shake out. liz: you had a great year in 2016, up 20%. those y

tim higgins.wall street journal" talked about the potential -- tim higgins of the "wall street journal" talked about the potential risk for tesla. >> this is an agency that's been critical of tesla in the past and by tesla not being at the table, it will diminish its role in the future findings that could come out in the next year or so. elon musk the ceo will aggressively defend the company and the abilities of autopilot. >> reporter: the ntsb says it expects tesla to cooperate with data requests and tesla says it will keep on providing that assistance. meanwhile, the family of the driver who died plans to file a wrongful death suit. the ntsb says it's rare but had it's revoked party status in other investigations. it happened in 2009 after a tour helicopter and small plane collided over the hudson river in new york killing nine people and in 2014 after the u.p.s. cargo plane that crashed in alabama that killed the pilot and first officer. >> thank you, ken wayne. >>> in the meantime, tesla is ge

we'll speak with reporter kim higgins who musk was speaking to at the time after the break. scalpel scalpel taco! taco! are you one of the millions of americans whose love for jack in the box tacos has turned into an obsession? no tacos here. hi. i'm jack box and i'm here to help. by giving the taco obsessed what they need most. even more tacos. introducing my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink for just three bucks. so if you have a taco obsession... clear! taco! taco! ...don't beat it, feed it. >>> in a tweet today tesla nowedder elon musk admitted to a mistake saying excessive automation at the company was a mistake adding, humans are underrated. this tweet was in rely to a "wall street journal" reporter. tim, explained what happened in the last few hours. records elon musk for the past year was talking -- >> reporter: elon musk for the past year was talking about how much automation he wanted at the factory. and what we have seen during this week during the trials the company has been under is an admittance from elon that maybe there was

higgins! higgins! if you can hear me from the mountaintop.ight. it's all down to you, ralph. this is it. this is what you've trained for for years. >> what you gon' do about that, man? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: for years -- >> what you gon' -- look at my glutes, man, look at my gluts. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: no, no. no, that's not -- for years you've been -- [ laughter ] >> it's all glute, baby. >> jimmy: waxing on, waxing off. >> steve: no time to be waxing off. come on. >> jimmy: this is -- [ laughter ] there's no -- there's no time for that. >> no, jim, jimmy. jimmy, i'm just -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> i got to be honest with you, i'm just not -- you know, this -- i'm just not -- >> jimmy: not feeling the headband? >> i'm not focused. i'm not -- it's just not -- roots, could you help me out a a little bit? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: yeah! yeah! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] yeah! ♪ the original headband. okay, this is the real deal. ralph, take your place in the fiesta ring. he's wearing the headband. >> he's got on a -- >> jimmy:

john higgins is already through with the session to spare, that means the chaps tonight have the arena does that make?|j have the arena to themselves, what difference does that make? i think they've had it for the first two sessions but mark williams is well used to it but they will enjoy having the spotlight on them. we had barry in earlier talking about shorter times and speeding up the play, will it make a difference if players are named and shamed if they are slow? the threat of it might help. it is only the persistent offenders but will get talked about but who knows whether it will work or not. more events, more money? a great time to be a professional player. wonderful stuff, thank you very much indeed. you heard about barry hearn trying to change up snooker in somewhere and his family are also involved in boxing with their son eddie promoting the four belt heavyweight champion, anthonyjoshua, and they are currently trying to set up a unification fight with wbc champion. the american recently offered joshua $50 million for the fight but ‘s senior hearn says when they try to set

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in the north arabian gulf, the destroyer higgins fired 23 tomahawks. in the eastern mediterranean, a french frigate fired three missiles. also in the mediterranean, the virginia class summary john warner fired six tomahawk missiles. in the air, dose go -- two b-1 fired surface-to-air missiles. our british allies launched eight storm shadow missiles. launched nineies scout missiles. taken together and as you can see from the graphic behind me, these attacks were able to overwhelm the syrian air defense system. it is also important to note that we flow variety of defense ensive and support aircraft in support of these operations. none of our aircraft were successfully engaged by syrian air defenses and we have no indication russian air defense systems were employed. where confident all of our missiles reach their targets. at the end of the strike mission all of our aircraft returned to their bases. we assessed that 40 surface-to-air missiles were employed by the syrian regime. most of these launches occurred after the last impact of our strike was over.

in the north arabian gulf, the higgins fire 23 tomahawks. in the eastern mediterranean, the french fired three versions of this cap missile. also the john warner fired six tomahawk missiles. in the air, 2 bombers fired 19 missiles. our british allies flew tornadoes and typhoons and launched8 -- launched 8 storm shadow missiles. taken together, these attacks on multiple axes were able to overwhelm the syrian air defense system. we also flew a variety of defensive counter air tanker and electronic war aircraft in support of the operations. none of our aircraft or missiles involved were successfully engaged by syrian air defenses. we have no indication that russian air defense systems were employed. we are confident that all our missiles reached their targets. at the end, all of our aircraft safely returned. we assessed over 40 surface-to-air missiles were deployed by the syrian regime. most of them occurred after the last impact of our strike was over. it is likely that the regime shot many on a ballistic trajectory, without guidance. the defe

class destroyer lagoon fired seven tomahawks in the north arabian go off the bird class destroyer higgins fired twenty three tomahawks in the eastern mediterranean the french frigate language fire three missiles of their naval version of the scat missile also in the mediterranean the virginia class submarine john warner fired six tomahawk missiles. in the air to be one last or bombers fired nineteen joint air to surface standoff missiles in addition our british allies flew a combination of tornadoes and thai phones and launched eight storm shadow missiles our french allies a few flew a combination of referrals and mirages and launched nine scout missiles taken together and as you can see from the graphic behind me these attacks on multiple axes were able to overwhelm the syrian air defense system it's also important to note that we flew a variety of defensive carrier air tanker and electronic warfare aircraft in support of these operations none of our aircraft or missiles involved in this operation were successfully engaged by syrian air defenses and we have no indication that russian air

missiles and the destroyer fired seven tomahawks and in the north arabian gulf, the bird class destroyer higginss and in the eastern mediterranean the french frigate fired three missiles of their navel version of the scud missile and also in the mediterranean, the virginia class john warner fired six tomahawk missiles. in the air, two lancer bombers fired 19 joint air to surface stand—off missiles. in addition, our british allies flew a combination of tornados and typhoons and launched eight storm shadow missiles and french allies flew a combination of raffaella and mirages and scud missiles and taken together, these attacks on multiple axes were able to under —— overwhelm the defence system. we flew a variety of defensive counter air tankerand variety of defensive counter air tanker and electronic warfare aircraft in support and none of the aircraft in support and none of the aircraft or missiles involved were successfully engaged by syrian air defences. and we have no indication that russian air defence systems were deployed. we are confident that all of our missiles reached their target. at t

he was runner—up tojohn higgins first—round match.ebsite and at. that is all the sport for now. back with more in the sport for now. back with more in the next hour. there are new warnings from the nhs chief executive about obesity. simon stevens says it ‘poses an increasing threat to the nhs and is causing untold personal suffering‘. it comes as opposition leaders joined celebrity chef, jamie oliver, in writing to the prime minister, calling for a total ban on junk food marketing. our health correspondent, dominic hughes, is in st helens, where the council is launching an initiative to get the rugby club working with primary schools to encourage healthy eating and exercise. exactly so. st helens is one of those parts of the country that has a very high proportion of people who are overweight or obese. so it is a real issue here, but they are trying to do something about it. we know that diet is essential to getting a grip on people‘s wait, so they are changing and making more attractive the menus and a lot of the schools to help chil

you have to sayjohn higgins.re, but could it be dingjunhui, the proved he can do it here, but could it be ding junhui, the chance of a new name on the trophy is massive. we shall see. it all begins again at seven o'clock on bbc two and we hope you join us there. seven o'clock on bbc two and we hope youjoin us there. he seven o'clock on bbc two and we hope you join us there. he was a better player, i was hanging onto him and trying to make a game of it and he got in first every frame more or less, idid got in first every frame more or less, i did a few clearances, but i was second to the punch every time. he did a mayweather on me. in the past i have been guilty of ronnie intimidating me, like probably has done to other players, he has turned me over here four times, twice in the final and it is nice to get one up the final and it is nice to get one up finale. i feel like a different person now since i last played him in 2012, i have been through so much in my life. i am delighted to win and get through. great res

and we have a look at the live pictures, john higgins has booked his place into the next round this afternoon the other match of the afternoon, mark williams is leading robert wilkins seven frames to five. all of that is on the bbc sport website. that is all the sport for now, we will have plenty more for you at around 5:30pm. they discussed the importance of the iran nuclear deal as the best way of neutralising the threat of the nuclear armed iran, agreeing the priority of the international community remain preventing iran from developing a nuclear weapons. the european leaders talks came as michael pompeo also reiterated america's determination to prevent the iranians ever getting a nuclear weapons. on his first visit to the middle east, mr pompeo said tehran had suffered dunn —— iran had suffered worse behaviour. iran has only behaved worst since the deal was approved. in yemen, iran continues to support the violent to the rebels by providing military equipment, funding and training. this is in violation of the un security council conditions. they continue to fire muscles and to saudi arab

you probably have to say john higgins.layers, could it be ding junhui? the chance of a new name on the trophy is massive. we shall see, thank you. it all begins again at seven o'clock on bbc two, hope you join us then. he was the better player, i was hanging onto him trying to make a game of it. he got in first trying to make a game of it. he got infirst in trying to make a game of it. he got in first in more or less every frame andi in first in more or less every frame and i did a few clearances, but i was second to the punch every time, he did a mayweather on me. in the past i have been guilty of ronnie intimidating me, like probably has done to a lot of other players. he turned me over here four times, twice in the final and it is nice to finally get one up. like i said before, i feel like a different person now since i last played him in 2012, i have been through so much. i am delighted to win and get through. sebastian vettel will be on pole position for tomorrow's azerbaijan grand prix. the ferrari driver beat lewis

higgins made a point that fentanyl is 50 times as potent as heroin. just to add on to that, carfentanil is 100 times as potent as fentanyl. and 5,000 times as potent as a unit of heroin. 5,000 times. in fact, it takes two milligrams of carfentanil to be lethal. and this package of sweetener has a thousand milligrams in it. so it's just amazing how small it can be. and that illustration is how much can be sent into this country and how lethal it can be. we've got a big job on our hands to get ahold of this. and that's why i'm working with my associates here, my colleagues in the congress to introduce a bill that would close the loophole and make it harder for these drugs to enter illegally. i'm glad to pick up where representative tiberi left off on the stop act and work with my colleague, representative faso on this subject. it's designed to stop san diegans synthetic drugs like fentanyl and carfentanil from being shipped through our borders. the bill would require shipments from foreign countries through our postal system to provide electronic advanc

the uss higgins firing 23 tomahawk missiles on syria during the early hours on saturday morning from the persian gulf. a total of 105 missiles were launched by the u.s., united kingdom and france. the area that we believe is the chemical weapons product that they used it to gas their own people. they're very comfortable with what happened over the weekend. preparing it for that bundles of our needs out there. one point we were rattling more than 350 points in today's high right now. that pushes it back above moving average. it was just days beyond naming the new ceo that volkswagen i a potential full takeover of one of the largest truck makers. the truck and bus unit already owns about 70% of the illinois based trucker that's by valued at nearly $12 billion. look at navistar the potential acquiree charging higher by nine and half percent. must not miss the biggest story at all. volkswagen was down for the count in that horrific scandal where it was fiddling around with clean technology that wasn't so clean. they are having a great day up to in half percent. winning this round. in com

joining us now is tim higgins with the wall street journal. this means they have access to your entire car? >> reporter: they can put it in the trunk of your vehicle or put it inside the cockpit of your vehicle. amazon will reach out to you and say, i have a delivery. they will give you a window for that delivery. >> how is this similar to the service for the goods into your house? >> very similar. this idea of the company going into your house if you paid $300 for a key door that would open the door for the delivery person. it's part of the effort to make that delivery process easier and combat porch that's. >> amazon is taking over. there has to be some safety concerns. i could see it working in other cities. when he talk about san francisco and the prevalence of car break-ins how will they combat that? >> they will guarantee the package delivery. that is part of the service. what we are seeing is a conversion of a lot of trends in the automotive industry. the idea that the personal space in the car is no longer just for driving around. you

tim higgins, always a pleasure talking to us today from san francisco. we located jesse hernandez alive and talking. >> this is really a pretty incredible story. this 13-year-old swept away into what's called a maze of pipe. how he was ultimately found. >>> and we're tracking that weather out there. it's warm, spring-like. theres some rain out there as well we'll see in a few minutes. 0. >> this portion of ktvu news sponsored by visit santa cruz county. go to let's cruz.com. >>> so a 13-year-old boy who fell down a los angeles drainage pipe into a river of sewage is now recovering. he was found alive this morning more than 12 hours after the ordeal began. >> ktvu's martinez tells us he was lost in what many people describe as a maze of pipes. >> reporter: on sunday, an heroing adventure began for a 13-year-old boy. jesse hernandez and his cousins were allegedly playing in an abandoned maintenance building in griffith park in los angeles. the boys were jumping on wooden planks when one of them broke sending him down 25 feet down. by 4:30 sunday evening a

this new video from the uss higgins shows a firing tomahawk set syria the last day of the assault deployment. >> with over 100 missiles they didn't shoot one down. the quitman didn't work too well. every single one hit its target. >> the satellite photos of three of bashar al-assad's facilities abraded including a research center outside syria's capital city, two chemical weapons storage sites were destroyed outside homes two hours north of damascus. general frank mckenzie, director of the joint staff said russia launched its regeneration of the fence were silent. >> we destroyed three buildings in metropolitan to mask us one of the most heavily defended aerospace areas in the world. >> reporter: from the and got's point of you that steric message of the strike was not the number of sites it or the amount of real estate taken from bashar al-assad but the message to russia, syria, iran and north korea that this is how precise and overwhelming us military targeting can be. along with harding was designed to give you his alliance with france and britain together, 20% of the missiles fired into

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jamie higgins last her brother to opioids. >> battling the opioid crisis is going to come down to doingocking changes that bring change to the epidemic. >> shocking changes and bold steps. >> the cannabis i think you're using it really well. when will the medical community catch up with what their patient polllations are doing? >> with two outpatient clinics in the state, dustin has treated hundreds of people who have is used cannabis to wean off of opioids. >> we see the drug list w whittling down and down. there's no puff to completely solve this problem. but cannabis when it's uses in the right way can take a big bite out of it. >> so far it's worked for angie. >> i know i'm never going to be pain free ever. but cannabis has given me a reason to live. >> cannabis has also worked for doug campbell. they believe without medical marijuana their addiction would have killed them. doug tried everything to quit opioids. dozens of rehabs including the gold standard methadone treatments, but nothing worked. >> then you try the cannabis. it filled the void. >> i don't want to overstate this, b

tim higgins, a tech and auto reporter for "the wall street journal" disagree. >> the inability to show they can make model 3 at mass the other continuing, the issue of safety at autopilot. tesla would say it's safe but it's under investigation by safety investigators because of the crash near mountain view. >> last month 38-year-old walter wang died in a fiery tesla crash on highway 101. he was using autopilot at the time. buzzfeed article says this pause came without warning and employees are asked to use vacation days or stay home without work but tesla says this was planned. reporting live in fremont, elisa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> from the live desk james comey's memoir "a higher loyalty" is out today. this morning comey sat down with abc news anchor gorge steph november lsu for a live interview since he was fired by trump. here is what he said in the last half hour. we just got this into our live desk, when he was asked about the president's tweets. take a listen. >> a lot of reaction from all sides, including a tweet storm from president trump. i want to focus in on two of the

good to see you, higgins. good to see you. it's good to be back. doesn't it feel good to come back? last week. and i had a great break. did you? did you have a good one? >> steve: yeah, fantastic. >> jimmy: i got to see justin timberlake at madison square garden. [ cheers and applause ] it was just amazing. i know everyone is like, oh, yeah, bromance. it's not. we're just -- just friends. >> steve: just friends. >> jimmy: but i admire him. he's one of the most talented guys ever. this guy -- it's unbelievable what he does. did you see the show yet, quest? >> questlove: my show got snowed out. i didn't get to see it yet. >> jimmy: yeah, i was on the snowed out show. but then i was a good friend, i went the next night. [ light laughter ] but anyway. [ laughter ] >> steve: ya burnt! >> jimmy: but then what happened was, dude, he does everything. he obviously, dances and sings. but plays the guitar. he plays the piano, plays like an 808 type of sampling thing for a bit. and it's -- lasers everywhere. at one point there was a a bonfire. [ light laughter ] >> steve: on stage? >> jimmy: we

nice to see you, higgins. guys, be sure to tune in on thursday.ll be here. [ cheers and applause ] and we'll have a performance from "mean girls" on broadway. this thursday, cannot wait. but first, we have a great show tonight. he's one of the great american actors. he's a legend. he founded the tribeca film festival, which opens its 17th year this wednesday. robert de niro is on the show tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the best. >> steve: the best. >> jimmy: love that guy. speaking of loving, we love this woman. bridget everett is here. [ cheers and applause ] she can sing. she's funny. she can -- and then we've got great, great, great music from rex orange county, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] "loving is easy." that's him, well that's them. they are not actually dolls. they're real people. [ light laughter ] do you know these guys? rex orange county? >> steve: i've heard of them. they're great. >> jimmy: it's a good jam. "loving is easy." it's got like a cool kind of '70s type of vibe to it. ♪ loving is easy when e

[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much, roots. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, higginsddy. >> steve: how are you? >> jimmy: thank you for being here, tonight, guys. be sure to tune in next week. robert de niro will be here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] come on! >> jimmy: love that guy. >> steve: love him. >> jimmy: he was our first guest on "late night." do you remember that? >> steve: i remember, yeah. >> jimmy: when we first -- when we started "late night," you know, when you first start these shows it's really hard to -- to book guests, because no one knows if the show's going to be a flop or something. [ laughter ] hey, i -- really, and so we were just taking over for conan o'brien. we didn't know if we were going to -- so i had to make all sorts of phone calls, like, the first week you're just -- it was like timberlake, timberlake, timberlake, timberlake, you know. [ laughter ] nobody asked him if he would do me a favor. and he's the best. he's like, "oh, okay. yep, i'll do it." [ laughter ] he totally did it, so i love that guy. robert de niro is coming b

. >> tim higgins from the wall street journal, the tech reporter. thanks so much for explaining all this to us. and we know that the ntsb will have a final report. it takes a long time. they're very detailed but we expect to learn a lot from it. tim, thank you so much. >> after working on it for nearly a decade, apple officials say they've hit an environmental milestone for the company. brett larson explains how this work is to reduce its carbon footprint. >> reporter: it wasn't easy, but apple has gone completely green. the california-based company achieving the environmental goal after six years of work on everything from financing projects to locating new buildings near renewable energy sources. a data center built a few years back is powered by a nearby solar farm. and the company's newly built headquarters also grabbed sunshine during the day. there are batteries on site to store it up for cloudier times. back in 2010, just 16% of the company facilities were green. and the new milestone comes amid rumors of a new apple watch, the fourth version