another tech company expected to go is airbnb, pinterest and huber. live in san francisco, box 2 news. >>>'s talk about huber, they have a big presence internationally, what do you think, is this a good sign. >> uber without their first, it is oversold in today's, so that means although those who did not get in on the ipo for left will want to jump in for huber. >> uber actually made a profit whereas lyft has not. >> as a long-term investment, i don't know they have to work out the employee things, so we will see, we will watch it. >>> you this morning, deadly crash of the boeing 737 max jetton ethiopia, they have reached the primary conclusion. the wall street journal reported that a flight control feature automatically activated before the plane knows they into the ground. nose dived into the ground. the automation system failed on the ethiopian flight and the lion error line crash in indonesia. >> will cost as strong though sure that second passengers on flight 1675 from baltimore to sfo was diverted because of the strong odor in the cabin. several

that is john huber, who jeff sessions said was supposed to be investigating uranium one. we all accepted long ago, sean, that mueller was not going to investigate anything that was on -- how could he, when -- i agree with the president, 15 angry democrats are nuts prosecution team. that was going to have to come owith a new attorney general, d god bless bill barr, he's there, and i trust him to open a grand jury into that matter. >> sean: joe, look at the big picture. we know the same people that rake the investigation into hillary, even james baker, the top fbi lawyer under james comey wanted to indict her under the espionage act, then the same players, the investigator for nine months, finds nothing. but we do find evidence of russia collusion and russia influence our election, and it'l hillary bought and paid for a dossier. had reporters spreading it, before the campaign, "the washington post," david corn, michael isikoff. influencing the election. then we have of course the fisa. how is it possible, with all that evidence and none that has serviced so far interim pipe

where's john huber. >> i don't know. has reoriented john huber based on the work that he had been doing during the sessions department of justice, my sources tell me that bill barr has spent some time with john huber and redirected him on the fisa abuse issues which are very real. again, how was a fake, phony dosdossier that was unverified verified to the fisa court. that was the basis to spy on carter page, someone who wasn't charged with collusion, obviously, again, all of these things go to questions about where was the probable cause to do all of that. these are things that we do need to be looking at. on the other side, a lot of my democratic colleagues want to continue to investigate this matter. that is a bunch of garbage. if bob mueller with the benefit of 19 federal prosecutors, 40 fbi agents, no limits in time, no limits in cost, no limits to his resources couldn't find evidence of collusion or obstruction, how in god's green earth are adam schiff, jerry nadler, elijah cummings and a bunch of house staffers goi

the council is now considering new rules on ride share companies like huber and lift.bridget explains how this could affect riders. >> reporter: it is a mode of transportation and the z scooters and e bikes are getting people in sacramento from point a to point b.>> they are great. they get you where you want, fast.>> these electronic devices are a welcomed addition to the city helping cut down on carbon emissions and traffic congestion. >> we see these bikes all the time. i use them all the time downtown which is much easier and cheaper than finding a parking space. they need more regulations. the city council will be voting on a new ordinance that will charge $4500 in fees to bike share companies like uber. >> we want to make sure people are safe here. cmac if they are making more money, then they can charge the city for them. you have to pay for the parking. >> it would be 17 times higher than los angeles and 26 times higher than dallas. they would pay nearly $1 million just in device fees over the next few years.>> i think they should stay the same. they are great.

<"christopher huber/resident"i have in the past because i left my car openedbutted tooeverybody knows each other and passes the word around so it's only 25,000 people who live in healdsburg city,"> (robin) police are hoping you can help them identify the suspect... (robin) a loaded gun magazine caused a security scare at san francisco international airport. for about an hour...flights were grounded saturday and some boarding areas were shutdown. law enforcement was trying to track down a passenger who was flagged by transportation security administration agents -- who noticed a loaded gun magazine in the passenger's bag. the ordeal caused major delays and long lines. t-s-a agents initially pulled the wrong bag for inspection at a screening.. so, the passenger involved was able to take their luggage with the loaded magazine into the terminal. nick martin/traveler- "we had thought originally that somebody was waiting for their bags, tsa saw that there was something in there that they were discussing and that that person had just bolted and run because they were anxious about getting cau

jillian: huber releasing a list of the 50 most unique items left behind, they will surprise you.ihuahua as the most unique item. this includes a 6 piece chicken tender from 7-11 instead of gold teeth. assign babe ruth baseball and dirty laundry. jillian: the most common item left behind were phones, cameras, wallets, keys and purses. i have left a camera and a jacket and a. rob: i was so ticked off. 35, never got them back, after the hour. can't wait to see what is in bob mueller's report? you can preorder it on amazon. jillian: after falling flat on his face, coming right back. ♪ free ♪ freefalling ♪ and i'm free ♪ freefalling ♪ well, here's to first dates! .. like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. jillian: hope you're having a good morning. amazon selling a robert mueller's russia report before it comes out. you can preorder a book titled the mueller report with an introduction by harvard

mike harrison rivaled huber looking at looking at rivaled huber are looking at possibly $20 trillion. stocks, the dow lower by 17 points, nasdaq up 19 and s&p up six points. melissa and kenny, back to you. >>> jason brooks from kcbs radio radio, thank you . >>> ireland is developing into the silicon valley of europe. for years, a lot of tech giants including apple, facebook and google using ireland for tax purses for their home. but ida ireland the promotional agency says they have seen record levels of investments from the u.s. >> the large technology companies in the valley and san francisco continuing to have a presence here but it is now the go to location for the next wave of fast-growing international companies. >> there 700 u.s. companies with offices in ireland. about one third of those come from silicon valley. the last three years had the agency seeing a 25% increase in west coast companies expanding to ireland. this could be related to ireland's tax laws. >>> 6:45, netflix may have met it's match. next week apple is expected to unveil its big plans for a streaming service.

huber, the u.s. attorney in utah that was appointed by sessions, overlooked some of this stuff, absolutely no idea what he's doing, and most concerning, is that the witnesses that were put forward by meadows and jim jordan and encouraging them to talk, they have never been to an interview. >> sean: i'll ask the same question, are you confident, callie, i think the dam now is broken, and we're going to the fisa applications and get the information and the 302s, the five buckets that john solomon always talks about. >> absolutely. we're going to get all of that, sean. i'm confident that america is waking up to this. you've been on this from the very beginning on your show. the mueller report is about to come out. we'll find no collusion or wrongdoing. zero probable cause to open an investigation into the president after millions of pages of documents were reviewed. you were right all along. we should have been looking at the f.b.i. and the doj under obama. >> sean: do you believe, with all we now know,

huber from tah who is acting as a quasispecial counsel and mr. horowitz. we are going to look at it. i think the attorney general is going to look at it and let the chips fall where they may. but i think the main thing people are upset about is we are looking at one part of 2016. if the shoe was on the other foot, you had an f.b.i. agent and d.o.j. lawyer who hated clinton, wanted trump to win, reverse the facts, trump comes how are s down, hey, you doing interview, what it takes for a foreign agent to go to russia and get a dosier on clinton. it proved to be a bunch of garbage. somebody told them it was a bunch of garbage and got four different warrants on someone associated with the clinton campaign. what have we just learned? the double standard in the media. this would be front page news, 24 hours a day and only place you can find this is here and at fox, and that to me is very sad. mr. collins: we are going process.he and i released peter strzok's go to my twitter page. i want to help -- and he has the ability to gavel, i don't. and what we are seeing

and the only piece of humor in this whole thing i think ironically that the dutch will come up with huber was the prime minister of holland mark root came out saying that research may look like a dark night for monty python for our older viewers of those younger this was a night that was his.

that's cool although those that are like searchers are dead there's earlier should carry out a huber impact assessment review to make sure that when they applied these sanctions they're not making the situation worse for grace it is a whether it's it better though whether it syria i can't take the argument that is if oh by. the trade source countries of searcher to say we decide they do apply or to extend the sanctions our country a or b. because of the failure of the government to the door it shore proper respect and she will break right by by apply exact shows which will deprive people of shrewd mitigation she made it very of sublight we are. adding julie exacerbate the human rights impact that we criticize shrub. the country targeted but then of course those that want to overthrow different governments in nato nations would say your giving compliments to any u.n. security council member for making your sanctions illegal obviously russia britain has been sanctioning russia increasingly since the british government has alleged that president putin has been ordering assassinations he

and the only piece of humor in this whole thing i think ironically that the dutch will come up with huber was the prime minister of holland mark root came out saying that research may look like a dark night for monty python for our older viewers and for those younger this was a night that was his limbs were hacked off and kept saying you know come on come on the grand jury was a set up at the start i'll get to go again to get person going so teresa mainly should have our respect for perseverance however she hasn't managed to get it through she is right this is the will of the voters though and the deep state those politicians those ones that have turned in to remain as despite the will of the people out their own peril i should add so we're going to get to the point where we've got to have a vote next week even though it's not. you know it's going to going to die next week on the twenty ninth if they don't get this deal their only go right through april twelfth which is only going to be two more weeks where they vote yes on the deal that they've rejected twice already the vote and that is

<"christopher huber/resident"i have in the past because i left my car openedbutted tooeverybody knowses the word around so it's only 25,000 people who live in healdsburg city,">( will ) police are hoping you can help them identify the suspect... ( james ) the cal- bears head football coach is reacting to the sexual harrasment allegations facing his team. justin wilcox is talking about the allegations by a former sports medicine intern who claims she endured ruthless and persistant sexual harrasment both on and off the field....by players and coaches. the most serious allegations involving one unnamed coach who she says grabbed and kissed her after inviting her to come to the his office at memorial stadium. she claims he told her the next day during practice that he would get her fired if she do not have sex with him. < we are committed here at cal football to providing an environment where people are protected and respected. we're committing to the institution and the integrity of the program we expect everybody, we expect everybody to be held accountable for their actions. >( james )

she took huber instead. her campaign logged 66 airline transactions.ocasio-cortez did not dispute these findings but said she was living in the world as it is. the cofounder of greenpeace patrick moore was not impressed and tweeted this quote: the world as it is has the option of taking the subway rather than the taxi. it has the option of amtrak rather than a plain and opening the windows rather than ac. here is a garden-variety hypocrite like the others. he went on to call alexandria ocasio-cortez a little twit and said her green deal would cause mass death. she didn't respond. she doesn't care. it has been 845 days and the hillary clinton global blame tour is rolling along. she spoke c in alabama declaring that states should be in a crisis. >> this is a time my friends, when fundamental rights, civic virtue and freedom of the press and the rule of law, truth, facts and reason are under assault. make no mistake. we are living through a full fledged crisis in our democracy. >> tucker: what is so interesting is that hillary clinton spoke those words wh

there's also john huber, u.s. attorney, state of utah, who is looking at the whole potential fisa abuse and what happened with the fisa court, and we haven't heard a thing from him. i don't know what he's doing. but at some point he's supposed to have a report as well. i look forward to those two things. we may have to do more. all i know is this was so egregious, so wrong, so bad, it can never happen again in this country. that's why we need to hold people accountable who were responsible for starting the whole thing. lou: another who has played a central role in maintaining throughout for two years claiming that he had evidence of collusion, that of course congressman adam schiff, amongst others, minority leader, kevin mccarthy calling for his resignation. kellyanne conway, counsel to the president calling for his resignation. your thoughts? >> well, i mean, look, he's the one who pushed for devin nunes to step down as chairman for -- or step off the leading the investigation into this issue a couple years ago.

. >> business analyst say upcoming ipos by big names include huber, pinterest, could raise as much as a quarter of $1 trillion. and all that cash could create anywhere from 5 to 10,000 brand- new bay area millionaires. that new earning power is likely to keep bay area real estate prices in the stratosphere. >> i think we will see a lot of transition in the bay area. probably a lot of resentment from people that did not become overnight millionaires. >> san francisco already has the nation's largest wealth gap. the top 5% of households earn an average of just over $630,000 per year. that is compared to hundred $3000 for average middle-class residents. >> you thought it but now you know it. >>> wall street wound up the first quarter with solid gains. the dow was up 211 today, the nasdaq was up 60, and s&p up 18. the s&p is up 13% for the year now. the dow is up 11%. the nasdaq, 16%. the tech sector has driven much of the gains. >>> with those numbers going up why not boost the temperatures. 60s and 70s, especially sunday. today it was nice. a few clouds left over speakers, san francisco

marine general, had been working as a national security specialist at the huber hoover institution when the president nominated him in 2016 to hit the pentagon. he is set to start may 1 at as international security policy. >>> it'll take at least two more days for a huge fire in houston texas at a petrochemical storage plant to burn these are live pictures we are looking at. it started sunday after a chemical leak from a storage tank ignited flames spread to other tanks that contained several chemicals. so far, no injuries are reported. the cause of the leak is still under investigation. >>> and in south florida, spring break fans are keeping law enforcement very busy. the mayor of miami beach called this year's spring break, and embarrassing disaster for the city. police officers have been using infrared technology to keep an eye on the beaches at night, the red light out there, that's people on the sand, after dark, there have been a lot of fights on the beach, to college football players were robbed and shot while they were visiting miami. >> that's a brief look at some of the top st

i believe in him john huber is skiing somewhere. steve: we don't know what he is doing.: that's too bad. we want an update. steve: we don't want a leaky department of justice u. brian: i would like someone to conclude. it would help. short amount of time before we get rid of planes, cars and cows. finally a vote was taking place yesterday please let them pass the green new deal. what happened? ainsley: it goes down in flames. it fell flat. aoc's green new deal. the first real test. the vote, look at it 57 nays. 43 present. they don't want to go on record. some were co-sponsors of the bill but they voted present. brian: gutsy. steve: every democrat in the senate running for president was a co-sponsor of it and keep in mind, the nays were actually bipartisan. it was every republican and a number of democrats and independents including angus king the independent of maine. you have joe manchin the democrat of west virginia. doug jones in alabama and kyrsten sinema. brian: good moves for them. steve: they all said not a good idea. the democrats said this was a stunt to divide

lyft is competing with huber to be the first right hilling company to offer its stock. lyft operates in the u.s. and canada. and was valued at over $15 billion last year. >>> san quentin prison issuing restrictions for some of the inmates. the outbreak started when one patient on february 14 and of yesterday there were five confirmed cases. 15 suspected cases. a spokesperson tells the paper the outbreak is in the west block at the prison. 800 inmates in the block are now sequestered from the rest of the prison for programs and dining and visits to inmates in the west block have been suspended as well. the restrictions will be lifted on monday if no new cases are confirmed. >>> a program to help prevent roads from flooding during the raining season seems to be working. the program allows the city to maintain the storm dreams. 2900 drains have been adopted since the program launched in 2016. chp is cracking down on carpool chase. officers posted on twitter that between their department livermore and dublin police issued 109 carpool site citations. >> new dr. seuss book is

sears is expected to start training on the nasdaq for the end of march, it's rival huber is expected to file its own ipo later this year. >>> on wall street stocks closed higher with gains by healthcare and tech companies. investors were encouraged by a bloomberg report that a u.s. china trade deal could be completed within a month. the nasdaq in positive territory at 62 and the s&p gaining 19 points. martha stewart is partnering with a major marijuana grower for her latest business venture, she said she will help develop a new line of cbd-based health products for pets. cbd is a compound found a cannabis that does not cause a high, canopy growth is one of the largest producers of marijuana. >>> another candidate joins the race for the white house. the governor washington says they can climate change a priority will set him apart. >>> and and whether some light rain moving across the bay area. the most intense part of the system? that will leave it overnight. we will talk about the timing and looked toward next week possibly another lift. >>> in three minutes, a state- of-the-art new

huber who is the u.s. attorney in utah that was appointed by sessions to overlook some of this stuff, i've absolutely no idea what he's doing. i've not heard one word and most concerning is that the witnesses that were put forward by mike meadows and jim jordon and encouraged them to talk, they've never even been interviewed. we can tell he's make nothing progress. >> hannity: are you confident ask kayleigh first.confident are you confident that the dam has been broken? and we'll get the fisa applications and the 302's and the 5 buckets john sulaimon always talks about. >> absolutely. we're going to get all of that, sean. i'm confident that america is waking up to this. you've been on this from the very beginning on your show. the mueller report is about to come out. we'll find no collusion or wrongdoing on the part of the president. zero probable cause to open an investigation into the president after millions of pages of documents reviewed and you were right all along. we should have been looking at the

they are working on that idea, -- >> has the department met with the corporate leaders of huber to at least discuss the fact that there is a serious issue in the city? it is not just inconvenience now, it is now safety as you just witnessed today. >> because they don't have to meet with us. >> they don't have to, but has there been overture? >> i have asked, and that is why m.t.a. is taking the lead on it. we are trying to work in sacramento to get -- it is similar to autonomous vehicles. legislation is the thing that guides them. we don't have any say in what they do. i understand going -- they should be a partner at the table for vision zero. that is what i would like to see, but again, they are an app and not held responsible for the actions of their drivers. >> i guess that remains to be seen, really. i appreciate that, though, and maybe it's time for political action. thank you. any other questions from commissioners? >> one final question. i'm glad you're talking about the senior population because they had a meeting with folks not too long ago. it is a statement and a question

instead of taking the train, taking huber, instead of the subway. amazon an evil corporation, she does become this contradiction. >> neil: they're all marching to her tune. >> why should i change my base when she isn't willing to do that right now. >> you have people in new york, trying to get amazon back because of her being very vocal about t. it seems like it's way too far where i would wish that they -- it's hard to be real oyst tokyo see, this is all going to be implemented. in 12 years. >> it was a series of goals, and you know, the right came out and said, how are gug to pay for this. very good point, i might add. she was trying to say, no one said that when we had a goal going to the moon and all this other stuff. so the what's the difference . >> she's talking about hamburgers and ice cream. and said that's note what i said. she did say things that led mean people to that point. i don't know what she was saying in that interview. she said, i didn't tell you you can't have enough ice cream. have you to check with your doctor on that. she don

other and passes the word around so it's only 25,000 people who live in healdsburg city," christopher huberaid.huber said he is not surprised about the recent thefts because it happened to him. "i have in the past because i left my car opened," he said. officers say most of the thefts that were reported involved unlocked cars. (álandingá) ( will ) we are getting dramatic images from a cruise ship --- stranded off the coast of norway. nearly 13- hundred passengers and crew are still on the boat in extremely rough seas. we've gotten reports of waves reaching 25 to 30 feet high. all the boats engines shut off --- leaving the ship and its passengers at the mercy of the rough sea. 400 passengers have been air-lifted to safety, one at a time, by helicopters. two american passengers that were rescued tell us what they saw onboard before being air-lifted out. jan terbruegen, american passenger: "furniture would slide across the room slide back and with it came people and glass. it was a very dangerous situation frankly. few people got hurt so."beth clark, american passenger: "we have some friends t

we have to wait for huber. what does he conclude? has the goods it needs to be exposed. >> laura: i feel like it is a football, waiting, waiting and i said this last night fox news viewers get frustrated because what is going to happen? >> dan: laura, one thing and posting it, is it criminal? was it criminal? i got news for you, if it wasn't criminal, there are 50 people in the federal bureau of prisons command the federal prison system right now in prison for far less. so if it wasn't criminal, you need to get those people out of prison. >> laura: they didn't have an insurance policy for them, bernie kerik, thank you for that. >> bernie: i will not be president candidate in 2020. >> laura: i guess he changed his mind. tomorrow former texas congressman will announce his bid for the democratic presidential nomination 2020. this report hours after a glowing feature in "vanity fair" titled o'rourke, i'm just born to do this. i can't make this up. contrasting o'rourke to the president stating "unlike trump, o'rourke can appear almost too

attorney in utah, a gentleman by the last name of huber. it's saying go investigate clinton and the uranium investigations. matt whitaker is the one who e-mailed this. what doj did is they filed a sworn declaration under oath in court in support of a motion for summary judgment in that case where these documents were sought and they basically lied and said that the documents in writing didn't exist but again two days before matthew whitaker is to leave the doj, this letter is found. there are no coincidences. somebody who comes in behind matt whitaker was going to find it. they have a lot of explaining to do why they lied in their sworn pleading. >> appreciating your perspective as always, katie fang. thank you so much for joining us very early on this sunday. >> always. >>> just ahead, the issues driving the presidential campaign. who is saying what? up next, sound check 2020. >>> plus, snl's weekend update poking a little fun at paul manafort's sentencing this week. >> paul manafort, who looks like he was born divorced, faced up to 24 yea

. >> ed: i have 15 seconds, john huber was supposed to get to the bottom of the fbi abuse is whether russia hoax but what is the deal? do we need to send a search party out? >> trey: prosecutors are not great at handling media. i think william barr will make him do his job and michael will make him do his job, but at some point, we will know what all happened 2016, 17 and 18 as it relates to the department of bureau. >> ed: we will see if william barr apollo sub, trey gowdy thank you for your insight. >> trey: yes, sir, thank you. >> ed: stunning news from poverty law center. the arbiter of hate groups and liberal powerhouse ousted its founder. the shocking details next i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ my dream car. i have... it turns out, they want me to start next month. she can stay with you to finish her senior year. things will be tight but, we can make this work. ♪ now... grandpa, what about your dream car? this is my dream now. principal we can help you plan for that . che

what is john huber doing? does anybody even know? >> you know, i think therehe is a new sheriff in town with the new attorney general, bill barr, i think a lot of things are changing internally in the justice department. we can't see them but andrew weissmann's departure today is an example of the overturn and change we will see in the next few months. i think the single most important thing that will happen as soon as bob mueller's report comes in, as soon as the president is no longer in legal jeopardy, it's incumbent upon the president to declassify those documents.s. let us see the fbi's true activity for what it is, not for what it was made to look like for a two year mirage. >> sean: we have all been calling for it. the president has the ability to do it. we have talked about the need for a special counsel but this now, if we're going to have equal justice, gknowing that the hillary investigation was rigged. it's overwhelming evidence now. incontrovertible, gregg, will the new attorney general do his job? >> sure. i hope he rea

>> what he should do is tell us what john huber is doing, what michael horowitz is doing, what the fisabuse they are supposed to be looking into, the whole idea you have the top people of the fbi, comey, mccabe, baker, strzok, page come all these people in the clinton investigation and launched and ran the trump-rush investigation, they've all been fired, that is where we need to look. >> laura: there is plenty of collusion here, but what about tony podesta? why does he seem to be able to get away with so much activity with russia. >> we talked about this before, you been great on this, double standard. one set of rules for us regular folk -- >> laura: i we have a new attorney general in pace. no one is looking to put scouts on the wall, but this is what we are going to be dealing with. on the other side, at least people should have a clear sense of what happened before this, correct? >> go back and look at this fundamental fact, the clinton campaign paid the law firm who hired glenn simpson who hired a foreigner, christopher steele, talk to a couple of russians, never went to russia, p

. >> reporter: after lyft's initial offering on friday, other household names like huber, airbnb, pinterest, and post needs a reading their finances to be the same. business analysts a that could cost as much as a quarter of $1 trillion in new ipo investments, creating from 5000 to as many as 10,000 brand-new bay area millionaires. when it comes to wealth gaps, san francisco already has the nation's big as well spread. >> i think this is an absolutely huge issue for the bay area right now. we've always had a chasm between the have and have-nots. >> reporter: of the city's top 5% of household, annual earning salaries are just over $630,000 compared to 133 for the average middle-class resident. a far greater got for many of lesser means. as the new york times reported on the oncoming waves of new millionaires, they want cars, they want to open new restaurants, the they want to throw bigger parties, and they want houses. >> i think we are going to be seeing a lot of transition in the bay area, and probably a lot of resentment from people that did not become overnight millionaires. >> reporter:

using a fake charity, tax fraud involved with that the huber russ of it, shep to me not only are theyoing something to get advantage over students that don't have money or power but then able to donate to charity and take a tax deduction on these taxes these parents. something as a prosecutor that would get me extremely agitated money laundering 20 years. tax conspiracy 20 years and another charge worth five years. is he looking now and cooperating with the feds. given substantial cooperation from anywhere from 15 to 19 and a half years. he gets 3 point reduction for acceptance of responsibility which is trying to get to you do the right thing. but he is also i'm pretty confident got a 5 k cooperation agreement that the more that he cooperates and the more that he gives the feds the more is he looking to get a downward departure. it's not going to go that low he is in deep trouble. >> shepard: what about these two hollywood stars? >> i think they are going to be much less. they weren't involved in an overall criminal conspiracy for a significant period of time like this man was. singe

attorney in utah, john huber, to investigate hillary clinton, the clinton foundation, the uranium 1 issued you have that delivered courtesy of matt whitaker, who was the chief of staff for jeff sessions at the time, how is jeff sessions removing himself from anything of this? he's not. and you know, the fact that whitaker was about to lead the doj and they mirek mouaculously this letter two days before his departure speaks volumes of the veracity of our doj right now. the reality is there was a sworn filing that was done in this litigation in federal court where the doj swore under oath that the documents didn't exist. they did it in support of a filing to basically get rid of that litigation, and now we know that they lied. and that is a really alarming aspect of what happened under jeff sessions and our doj. >> all right, ladies, katie, ashleigh, thank you very much for the conversation. got to get to breaking news now. >>> this is regarding a plane crash that happened over ethiopia. ethiopian airlines has confirmed its flight et-302, it was heading to kenya, it has gone down carrying 1

huber-wealthy parents give him millions to either aid them in faking their child's athletic prowess in the bribery of coaches, or to pay off exam papers and test administrators. where the real, real victims? take a listen. >> the fbi uncovered what we believe is a rigged system. robbing students all over the country of their right at a fair shot to getting into some of the most elite universities in this country, such as yale, stanford, and georgetown. >> this is not over. the investigation is ongoing. william singer expected to plead guilty today in boston here at the u.s. district court, along with another man, john venable. the former ceiling coach at stanford grade he's also excited to plead guilty later this afternoon. once again it's not over. they're very well could be more arrests and more parents implicated in this overall broad conspiracy. harris? >> harris: when you see the word broad, we know there's more to come. we will cover it as it happens. molly and boston, thank you. we will have in-depth legal analysis on this developing story later in the hour. first, let's look at

just round up for us what we -- hubert huber's ipo. ipo.ber's picked the new york stock exchange for its ipo. they are planning to file publicly in april, several weeks from now. they have already filed confidentially with the sec. we are seeing that there is a shift between the exchange because new york stock exchange is not typically the venue for newer economy stocks. we have seen apple, google, microsoft, all trading on nasdaq. picked an unusual an because an executive executive at uber used to work at the new york stock exchange. they wanted to differentiate themselves from lyft. they want to be as different as possible. the similar dynamic happened chinese online retail this is part of their strategy. we should expect that filing very soon. from there we will see what the price range is going to be for uber. nejra: thank you so much. now let's focus on the world's largest economy. stocks on the s&p 500 rose to a five-month high yesterday. bond yields slumped. the 10 year yield at its lowest in more than a year. the fed signaled no mor

alix: huber is said to be -- uber is selling is one billion-dollar self-driving stake.k is in it to win it clearly with uber. you do have that obvious ipo coming for uber. the cash burn has been tremendous at uber, and a lot of --has gone to david: they are also a big investor in crude. we were reporting yesterday that mr. phelps, his strategic advisor is on the board and he will get a lot of stock options. the stock shot up. we will pray chart up. the information we have is a little bit dated, but the reports are lots of shorts came in yesterday as the stock went up. jason: this has been one of the biggest bets on both sides of the ledger on wall street right now, is cannabis. there is this huge existential debate about where this industry goes because it is not federally legal in the united states. and clearly the long bet is that it ultimately will be. the short bet is, not so fast. alix: it was heavily shorted to begin with. the second is that shorts re-upped their shorts. you are basically then saying i am going to bet against it now because i am scared about this

huber could announce a $3.1 billion cash and share deal to buy dubai-based korean networks, there alsoected to file for its ipo in the next weeks, analysts know that buying cream may give investors more reason to purchase uber stock. >>> the three u.s. airlines that own boeing max 8 jets, expect that the airline will not be in service anytime soon. american airlines also notifying travelers on the 90 flights a day scheduled to fly on its max jets, and united flights announced it is using other plans for those flights. >>> is also an avocado recall to tell you about this morning. this is because of a possible hysteria risk. samples from the henry avocado packing facility tested positive for the school board bacteria. they are at stores in six states, including california. so far, no illnesses have been reported. the company says the recalled avocados have stickers on them that say bravacado. >>> california's super bloom of flowers is attracting thousands and thousands of flowers, they are beautiful but the crowds are causing problems for people and riverside county. that sea of orange f