itv shares are up i 1.2% today. there could be a takeover of canada's entertainment one, that is according to people familiar with the situation. bessie, i will ask you a question. how they has had the -- has your life?been in betty: you have stumped me on this one. what am i missing? you have to have young, young kids. betty: i am with the teenagers. [laughter] mark: it is peppa pig. i will put this in perspective. it would bring to itv atv billion inworth $1 worldwide retail sales. she is big, especially in the arson household. we have shares of the u.k. largest professional recruitment agency. jumping as much as 7% today, the most since 2008. they had strong growth in europe , adding confidence to europe and support in the rest of the world. there you go. look her up. you will never see the world in the same way. betty: all right, i will. let's check in on the first word news with matt miller. matt: a powerful earthquake with the preliminary magnitude of 6.5 knocked over homes in southern japan. witnesses say wat

itv told cnbc it wasn't willing to comment on speculation surrounding this potential deal. responding this morning, entertainment one says no approach has been received. >>> meanwhile, david l.neuhauser says there could be a number of potential bidders for the media company. >> i don't want to speculate too much. i think there's a number of players that have the potential for that globally, so i think there's some u.s. players. i actually think there's some players in china. you can obviously look at some deal flow that's happened in the past two years. those are the obvious players potentially, but i think someone would want to be really specific towards the company and see what the real synergistic value is. my view is i want us to receive the true intrinsic value of the business. again, we may reject that as well. we may embrace it. it just depends on what comes of it. >>> facebook is in focus this week as well, as the company holds its annual developers conference. wilfred joins us with a look at some of the big headlines for the company. wilfred, what can we anticipate

from itv news. mr. president, you yourself acknowledge the controversial timing of your comments on the eu referendum and the spirited debate that we're having here and i think you're right in the weeks before your arrival here leave campaign said you're acting hypocritically. america would not accept a loss of sovereignty that we have to accept as part of the eu and america would not accept the levels of immigration from mexico that we have to accept from the eu. and therefore, in various degrees of politeness, they have said to youou that you should really keep your views to yourself. with that in mind, mr. president, do you still think it was the right decision to intervene in this debate and can i ask you this, crucially, what happens if the uk does decide in june to leave the european union? >> first of all, let me repeat. this is a decision for the people of the united kingdom to make. i'm not coming here to fix any votes. i'm not casting a vote myself. i'm offering my opinion. and in democracies,

we are talking about itve tonig. wewe got a long time to the election. it's hot, it's alexander told me she thinks she can win this.s. the mayor is very popular inward seven where he represented thosp people for quite some time. q >> thank youui matt. m >> reporter: no problem. >>> there was annoy see protest inside the us capital democracyc spring zip-tied themselves to the rotunda. police arrested 15 demonstrators.de they then moved to the west lawn of the capital where hundreds or people gathered. protesterss have been holding demonstrations all week each day focussing cussing on a differene issue. today the focus was on youth and students.ents >> 72 by being here and making history here you are making mak yourself known. and i just want to say thank you so much for bringing attentionno to this. we need to get the money out of politics. >> that was actress and activist row scary i don't dawson the protest have kept police busy all week. they arrested >> family of a muslim woman says she was fairly profiled on a flight. civil rights advocates are angry

he spoke to itv news. >> samantha and i had a joint anount, and we had investment trust, which we sold in january, 2010. that was worth something like 30,000 pounds. i paid income tax on the dividend, but there was a profit on it that was less than a capital gains tax allowance. i didn't pay capital gains tax, but it was subject to all the u.k. taxes. kumutha: is business as usual for the icelandic bank? political turmoil the country is experiencing, the central bank governor tells us in an exclusive interview, that plans to reduce capital control will go ahead despite the changes brought about by the panama papers revelation. aboutare never concerned the politics or political process for reducing government. governmenth whatever independence in terms of monetary policy with respect to government. kumutha: global news, 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. you can find more stories at top . guy: thank you. let's talk about the yen. if the japane

chris ship from the itv news. mr. president, you, yourself, acknowledge the controversial timing of your comments on the eu referendum and the spirited debate that we are having here, and i think that you are right in the weeks before your arrival here lead campaigners are saying that you are acting hypocritically and america would not accept the loss of sovereignty that we have to accept as part of the eu and america would not accept the levels of immigration from mexico that we have to accept, and from the eu, and therefore in various degrees of politeness they have said to you that you should really keep your views to yourself. and with that in mind, mr. president, do you still believe it is the right decision to intervene in this debate, and ki ask you this, what crucially happens if the uk does decide in u june to leave the european un n union. >> first of all, let me rerepeat this is a decision for the people of the united kingdom the make. i am not coming here to fix any votes, and i am not casting a vote mysel

he spoke to itv news. prime minister cameron: samantha and i owned 5000 units in an investment trust which we sold in january 2010. that was worth 30,000 pounds. i paid income tax on the avidends, but there wa s prophet but it was less than the capital gains tax, but it was subject to all the u.k. taxes. business as usual for the icelandic central bank despite the political turmoil the country is expanding. the central bank governor told reducerg that plans to capital controls will go ahead despite the prime minister standing down earlier this week and the government facing a no-confidence vote today in the wake of the panama papers scandal. >> we are never concerned about the politics. there's a political process for choosing a parliament and a government. we work with whatever government is in power at any given time. we give our advice and we have our independence in terms of monetary policy. credit suisse has told employees to avoid discussing the brexit before the referendum in june. staff to stays aw

i feel like i'm a good parent what itve an idea of means to be a citizen. i think it is more interesting to write a guy who does not know what to do or how to care about it. charlie rose: you are not writing yourself, clearly. inthere are parts of me horace. he is a little bit slow. >> do you feel that way? >> yes. is hanging out of my t-shirt half of the time and i get ice cream on my chest and i watched shark tank. that is who everybody is. i am an ordinary guy. ordinary think you are ? >> yes. >> through all the creativity? you reach inside the human experience and tell stories. >> i am an ordinary guy and i can tell stories about the ordinary guy. >> you love language. >> i really do. >> i know you do. i laughed out loud about your whole thing and the use of the word, "amazing." >> you have to have a sense of turning the volume up and down. you cannot just go to the top every time. >> we are covering the story that is changing everything. charlie rose: there is a quote from garry shandling. what does it mean to you? >> he wrote this to me in an e-mail a

we'll have chris from itv. >> thank you very much, prime minister. chris from itv news. mr. president, you yourself acknowledge the controversial timing of your commenton the e.u. referendum and the spirited debate that we're having here. and i think you're right. in the weeks before your arrival here, lead campaigners have said that you're acting hypocriteically. america would not accept the loss of sovereignty that we have to accept as part of the e.u.. america would not accept the levels of immigration from mexico that we have to accept from the e.u. and, therefore, in various degrees of politeness, they have said to you that you should really keep your views to yourself. with that in mind, mr. president, do you still think it was the right decision to intervene in this debate, and can i ask you this? crucially, what happens if the u.k. does decide in june to leave the european union? >> well, first of all, let me repeat. this is a decision for the people of the united kingdom to make. i'm not coming here to fix any votes. i'm not casting a vote myself. i'm offering my op

. >> thank you very much prime minister, i am from itv news. mr. president, you yourself acknowledged the controversial timing of your comments on the referendum and of the debate that we have here. the week before your arrival here leaves campaign saying that you are acting hypocritically. america would not accept and we would have to accept from the eu. therefore in various degrees of politeness, they they said to you that you should keep your views to yourself. with that in mind, mr. president, do you think it is the right decision to intervene in this debate and can i ask you this, what happens if the uk does decide in june to leave european union. >> first of all, let me repeat. this is the decision for the people of the united kingdom to make. i am not coming here to fix any votes and i am not casting a vote myself, i am offering my opinion, and in democracies, everybody should want more information and not less. you should not be afraid to hear an argument being made. that's not a threat. that should enhance the debate. particularly because

we want to get more on this from itv who joins us from the scene of the explosion in jerusalem. at this hour there are sort of conflicting classifications, if you will, as to whether or not this could be terror related? >> reporter: that's right, erica. what we know for sure is that the extensive damage that you see behind me was caused by some kind of explosive device and that most of the people who were injured were not actually on that bus but were on another bus which was moving along side it. as you say, there are some contradictions. the mayor of jerusalem has said that was was -- has described this as a terrorist attack. jerusalem's police force, however, has been very clear that they have not confirmed that yet. they say that their investigation is focused on establishing exactly what kind of an explosive device this was and how exactly and why exactly it got onto this bus. the focus of their investigation more precisely is on people and the people who were injured on that other bus. they have identified all of them apart from two. two in fact of the most seriously wound

from itv. >> thank you very much. mr. president, you yourself acknowledged the controversial timing of your comments on the e.u. referendum in the spirited debates we're having and i think you are right. in the week before your arrival, leave campaigners have said you are acting hypocritically. america would not accept the loss of sovereignty we have to accept as part of the e.u. america would not accept the levels of immigration from mexico that we have to accept from the e.u. and therefore, in various degrees of politeness, they have said to you, you should really keep your views to yourself. with that in mind, mr. president, do you still think it was the right decision to intervene in this debate? and what happens if the u.k. does decide in june to leave the european union? president obama: let me repeat. this is a decision for the people of the united kingdom to make. i'm not coming here to fix any votes. i am not casting a vote myself. i'm offering my opinion. and in democracies, everybody should want more informatio

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lewandowski in a public forum in front of hundreds of reporters stated repeatedly that she simply made itvit happened and you tonight david have admitted that look, it was only a gentle tap on the arm. that's what you just said. >> just so we are clear, if she brought the defamation occasion it would have to be against lewandowski. trump says i think she made it up. that's not actionable. i think, your opinion, that's not actionable. are any of the statements that corey lewandowski actionable in a defamation case, david. >> no not at all megyn. by the way what she said was not true. what she described happened did not happen. that's what he -- that's what he denied. >> cory said he never touched her and he did. >> no. what she said was he grabbed me, jerked me back i almost fell down. he said that's a a lie. that never happened. >> said i never touched7t you. said i never touched you. >> no, no, no. that's not what he said. >> make your point. >> what he said was i never did what michelle fields described me doing. >> that's not true. >> he had no idea based on her description of what happ

cameron told itv news he and his wife sold shares worth about $44,000 shortly before he became prime minister in 2010. it was set up by his late father. millions of documents were leaked showing how the firm helped shield wealthy investors from taxes. there's no suggestion cameron did anything illegal. >>> up next, crowd funding the homeless. a controversial tent city in chicago that critics say is not a solution to the problem. >>> plus, the former mayor and all but one city councilmember face corruption charges. we visit the place called the most corrupt little town in america. >>> a growing number of tent cities are popping up in chicago, and some residents are responding with compassion as lawmakers struggle to figure out how to put them into permanent housing. we have the report. >> reporter: she is a student by day studying criminal justice at a downtown chicago college. at night she hunkers down in her tent in a viaduct underneath the city's busiest street, lakeshore drive. >> it's a way of life and the struggles we've been going through. >> she suddenly has a lot of company i

he spoke to itv. >> samantha and i had a joint account.5000 units in an investment trust which we sold in january, 2010. that was worth something like 30,000 pounds. i paid income tax on the dividends, but there was a profit on it less than the capital gains tax allowed. but it was subject to all the u.k. taxes. kumutha: credit suisse has told employees to avoid discussing the so-called brexit before the u.k. referendum in june. the bank wants staff to stay away from events where the issue might be raised and not to talk about it in public. eu business figures in london warned that overseas banks would move elsewhere if britain voted to leave the bloc. singapore has overtaken hong kong as the world's number three , accordingelp ub to a pool of more than 200,000 service professionals. it effects key competitive areas, including business environment and infrastructure. president nicolas maduro has designated every friday in april and may as nonworking holiday, in a bid to save electricity as a prolonged drought pushes water levels to a criti

itv news. to president, u.n. knowledge the controversial timing of your comments on the eu referendum and the spirited debate we are having here. in the weeks before your arrival here, believe campaign has said you wore acting hypocritically. america would not accept the loss of sovereignty that we would have to accept as part of the eu. america were not accept the levels of immigration from mexico that we have to accept from the eu. and in various degrees of politeness, they have said to you that you should keep your views to yourself. mind, do you still think it was the right decision to intervene in this debate, and what happens if the u.k. does the side, in june, to leave the european union? pres. obama: first, let me repeat. this is a decision for the people of the united kingdom to make. any not coming here to fix votes. i am not casting a vote myself. i am offering my opinion. democracies, everybody should want more information, not less. you should not be afraid to hear an argument being made. that is not

itv. , mr. president, you acknowledge the controversial timing of your comments on the eu referendum and the spirited debate we are having here. in the weeks before your arrival, leave campaigners have said you are acting hypocritically, america would not accept a loss of sovereignty that we have had to accept as part of the eu, america would not accept the levels of immigration from mexico that we have to accept from the eu. in various degrees of politeness, they have said to you that you should keep your views to yourself. with that in mind, mr. president, do you still think it was the right decision to intervene in this debate? what happens if the u.k. does the site in june to leave the european union? pres. obama: let me repeat, this is a decision for the people of the united kingdom to make. i am not coming her to fix any votes. i am not casting a vote myself. i am offering my opinion. democracies, everybody should want more information, not less. you should not be afraid to hear an argumen

the revelations came in an interview that cameron did with itv in which he says there was no wrongdoingmily trust, it wasn't for the benefit of one particular family. anyone could have bought units in it. and if you were a u.k. citizen and bought units in it then you paid income tax on the dividends and you paid capital gains tax when you sold the shares. so you were subject to full u.k. taxation. that's what it was. there are many other unit trusts like it and i think it's being unfairly described and my father's name is being unfairly britain about. >> of course, the details of his father's fund were released in the 11.5 million page documents known as the panama papers earlier this week. a lot of fallout, it implicated a number of leaders around the globe. this is just the beginning. it exposed a web of offshore accounting and clearly it's putting cameron and others in uncomfortable positions already, guys, the opposition party is jumping all over him for this. he has been an advocate of paying your fair share, tax fairness, we will see how he can tweak the message now that this admi