over to isaac let's see how correspondent in accra host of today's donors conference for sierra leone so why exactly who's prying open their wallets. well many of these investors yeah people who who are from china and possibly some from america european parts of the world as european union and also african businesses the reason why really is happening in ghana is because there is a case study of kenyan business that i've invested in sierra leone and saw the idea is that once these stories are told they invest this year will be able to express an interest in investing and of calls the officials of this government has been doing is to sell the potential in this country to. an area of mining in the area of communication transports education among asking these investors to come in and help build that economy indicating that after the civil war ended in two thousand and two and all of your silly. country a lot of successes are being choked in governance process to ensure that investors really get my value for the money what about china it's been investing a lot of money and as we pointed o

i've not heard back from the isaac dlic isa isaacsons. >>> let's check in with sandy for the rain totals. >> yeah, and it is a lot quieter than earlier this morning. the sun has come out on 24 fith first day of spring. but it wasn't quiet this morning. if you were commuting, you probably remember the downpours earlier this morning. and it is really pretty much winding down. so here a look at the rain totals. oakland, .85. you will notice around concord, about a third of an inch. and as we take you hour by hour through the night, a few hours going into tomorrow morning. we'll play tag with the santa cruz county coastline. but tomorrow consider it a break. i'll let you know when the next storm is coming in. a look at the weekend coming right up. >>> this afternoon's clearing skies seem to have brought out this whale in the bay. impressive. sky 7 spotted it about 40 minutes ago and the whale just leaped and breached a few hundred yards off san francisco's marina green. it is unclear exactly what type of whale it is, but many species are migrating off on the coast right now sometimes putting

isaac, technology reporter for "the new york times". nice to hav here. of you back >> thanks for having us. >> mike, let's start with facebook.ark zuckerberg saysf instead o encouraging public post, he will focus on private and encrypted posts on what's app and instagram. how big a shift is this for the social media as a whol because id has nearly 3 billion users worl >> it is funny. i think it is kind of an admission from zuckerberg of what people are already doing right now basically. for the past, you know, 15 years since facebook became, you know, came to thee' world,s been sort of espousing this public view of how people interact with each other and, you know, everything will be open and more connected. but i think, you know, for the past five years at leas t folks are starting to realize not all of our interaction should be public. >> nor should they stay online forever. >> impactlexactly. snapchat showed us we don't necessarily want tweets to show up going for a job interview somewhere down the line. so i think people started to model wards this priva of sharing over the past, you know, five to seven years, and 's real

with me are anna isaac, economics and trade correspondent from the telegraph, and polly mackenzie, the chief exec of cross party think—tank demos. tomorrow's front pages are in. let of the ones we have had in in the last hour. almost all are leading on what happened in the commons earlier this evening. the guardian describes the pm's humiliation and says she's now warned tory rebels to "back me or lose brexit". the financial times also leads on the ultimatum given to tory brexiteers and describes parliament seizing control of brexit. the express urges mps to "not let the eu bullies win the day" and suggest mps are trying to "sabotage brexit". the metro goes with "it's a total no—no" and says theresa may has lost her bargaining chip with the eu after tonight's defeats. the mail says "chaos reigns" as theresa may loses control and says she's considering a third vote on her deal. the times goes with "brexit meltdown" and also suggests the pm is already preparing a third vote on her deal. the telegraph warns that brexit will be delayed, and names a "gang of four" rebel ministers who abstained on tonight's vote. and moving away from brexit, the sun claims that, accord

disabilities, i want us to talk about the abilities of those like my son isaac instead of focusing on what they can't do, let's focus on what they can do. the limit to what people like isaac can accomplish is not determined by their condition but by how we -- but by how much we love them and give them the empowerment so they can navigate the world of work, education, and public life. as isaac's dad and now as a member of congress, i am committed to strongly advocating for the inclusively of those who live with disabilities and the protection of their lives always. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. mr. estes: thank you, representative stauber. you know, it's important for us as representatives to actually stand up for what we think's important and obviously as parents we all care about our children. we want to make sure they get the best opportunities that they can. and as elected representatives, one of the things that -- one of the reasons i ran for office was to make sure that we could have an impact and make sure we can make a difference in people's lives and, you know, when i look at the role of th

let's talk about mr. gaetz. according to edward isaactic, donald trump gets on a call and i think -- i'm sorry, gaetz gets on a call with donald trump and says it didn't happen, gets on a call and says president trump called matt gaetz last night from hanoi to talk the cohen testimony and the threats and was told i'm happy to do it for you. you just keep killing it. this is the response denying he did that. >> someone did at that time overhear me say the words i was happy to do it for you, and you just keep killing it. the problem, martha, is i wasn't talking to donald trump. 8:37 p.m., i was -- i got a phone call from florida governor ron desantis. ron and i spoke for 13 minutes. and he was calling to thank me not about michael cohen or payoffs to porn stars but because i made a recommendation for someone to serve on the orlando airport board. >> who do you believe in that instance? the reporter edward isaac or matt gaetz. >> there's no question the reporter is reporting the truth in this case. joy, the most disturbing thing about this

and it is -- let's see it, craig melvin, high school outfit needs to fallback. craig, we give you the floor and then isaac isaac, you just said you didn't judge people. those are eyes of judgment. >> what i wonder, isn't a fallback supposed to be something people are actually talking about and into? >> everyone's talking about this tonight! >> in 1994? everyone was talking about it. >> it's like that thing in "mean girls" with fetch, stop trying to make fetch happen. i think you should stop trying to make that photograph happen. >> your view is that outfit from craig's senior year is not -- not fresh? >> that was my senior year. >> i don't know, the plaid thing? you have to rethink that. >> i was in middle school! >> was it something you were forced to wear, like school plaid or something? >> i remember picked that out. >> you looked like you were feeling yourself. >> told me i wasn't fly that night at the prom, would you have had to fight me. >> can i tell you something, this is not just flattery. you are fine now and you were not as fine in high school. i swear to god. >> we'll end there, thank you, guy

isaac this calls it into question. we've seen this bond rally continue today, and bunds are just breaking below zero right now. let'sreak this bond rally down. i think it is important to be clear what is going on, which is since the fed a month and a half ago started talking about doing this new framework, we had a bond rally, but it's been almost all in real yields. gone upakevens have since then, and real yields have gone down. that is not a terribly bad bond rally in that it is telling us the fed is not going to try to slow this economy. the market is pricing that in. ultimately lower real yields should be supported for growth. mind,he fed being more to -- more benign, that should be supported for growth. it is not a harbinger of worse to come. carol: mike, do you see it that way, too? seeael: we are starting to a real slowdown people did not anticipate. the fact that we are not recovering as quickly, in the u.s. maybe around 1%, we have a problem normally in the first quarter of seasonal adjustment and the first quarter comes in weak, and we rebound, but we are starting to get questions about whether europe, chi

let him lead you, guide you. that's the secret. >> ainsley: well god blessed you. you named him isaac>> probably a couple days before. but i'm pretty calm now. >> pete: you did a great job. steve: thank you very much for making the trip from ohio. they will be on the after the show show. see you tomorrow, everybody. >> good morning, everybody. a fox news alert now. breaking news at a north korea from overnight. we are now learning there is new evidence that kim jong un may be rebuilding a rocket launch site. new satellite images appear to show work being done on some of these key structures. the photos coming only a week after the summit in hanoi. the president saying back in vietnam that kim promised not to resume nuclear and missile testing. we are looking at this story. more coming up in a live report inside of "america's newsroom." first, closer to the home on the hill. two big hearings today on what the border patrol is calling a crisis that has reached a breaking point. significant headline, good morning, everybody. half way there i'm bill hemmer in new york. >> sandra: good mor