record for most cumulative days in space, passing jeff williams.ent, president trump offered his "onratulations saying, behalf of our nation and frankly on behalf of our world, i would like to thank you." it does fall short of the world record held by a russian cosmonaut who spent 879 days in orbit. that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg technology." next week, we will be live in los angeles with a great lineup of guests. remember, all episodes of bloomberg technology are now live streaming on twitter. check us out at @bloombergtechtv weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: welcome to "bloomberg businessweek." i am oliver renick. fitness where the slide from prosperity to poverty and chaos. we examined the effects on the region. we go to canada, justin trudeau opens up to our editor about working with donald trump. then, the prestige, power, and celebrity influence of sheryl sandberg. all that ahead on "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ olivercarol:

she surpassed astronaut jeff williams records of 543 days. her accomplishment, president trump offered his congratulations from the oval office, saying on behalf of our nation and frankly on behalf of our world, i would like to thank you. while an impressive feat, it does fall short of the world record of days in space, which is held by a russian cosmonaut who spent 879 days in orbit. do not miss our in-flight interview with peggy whitson who will be at a board the iss on may 23. now, ibm ceos ginni rometty's pay package is up for debate. remember, big blue has had 5 five years of falling revenue. by proxystimate advisors iss and bloomberg is that actual compensation may be understated by as much as half. that is because of ibm's way of thine stock options. our reporter joins us from new york. fascinating reporting. $60 million. is that how much she could actually be getting if we look deeper into the options pricing? >> closer to $50 million, but still quite a hefty premium over the $32.7 million ibm reported in the proxy filing last month.

the previous record held by the astronaut jeff williams alongside the president in the oval of kate ruben. we have all learned something today. jonathan: we have. i don't want to go to the i.s.s. now. brianne: i'm bringing my own water. jonathan: she has been up there for so long i'm sure in that gravity, not zero but it's close, you can lift anything. she comes back to earth everything will feel heavy. this pencil is really -- brian: it's a transition. we are transitioning too. we are in a soggy pattern but the weekend we be 90. we don't do anything in the middle. yesterday turned out to be all right. sunday is okay. the wet weather moving back in here. take a look from the time lapse. camera in arlington. the friends in washington, ryan miller, look at the showers working across the lens. 50 degrees currently. we want to show you the rain totals today. impressive. arlington, boston elementary school. almost an inch of rain fallen there. cooler to the west. our friends in rappahannock. they are 49. but they picked up a half an inch of rain. fauquier county, 49, .4 of an inch of rain. .3

the record was previously held by astronaut jeff williams spending 534 days in orbit.e is doing her third long- duration stent aboard the international space station. >>> later this morning, former president barack obama will make his first major public appearance since he left the white house. he will be speaking in chicago at the university of chicago where he used to teach constitutional law, and it's where his presidential library is planned. if the former president is expected to talk about community organizing and civic engagement with college students from all around the chicago area, yesterday mr. obama took part in a roundtable discussion with the young man from his old neighborhood on the south side of chicago. >>> 7:56. time to check in with mike and claudine. >>> warriors head coach sideline. why he says he won't be able to coach for the second playoff game in a row and how much longer he could be out. >>> a scary wake-up call in the east bay. what caused that car to crash into a walnut creek home. >>> and it's still slow in many areas, although things are

in a letter sent to the attorney general jeff sessions, william lerner's lawyer says she was properly cleared of charges, there was no evidence she did or no new nvestigation will change that reality, he said in e-mail to washington times. from e, good morning roslynn heights, independent line. is important and truth is sacred. -- eisenhower about.us f guback to the 1980, it was admitted what started the vietnam war was a lie. saddam hussein gassed children, that turned out to be a lie. question we need to everything. this is ridiculous people just this. host: john, herndon, virginia, democrats line. john, go ahead. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. make sure people understand. people should get used to it presidents etent running this country for next four years. you have to understand one putin knows about donald trump is not capable of will take ing and he advantage every possible way. he will engage in europe. hewill engage united states, will see that how far we have to now our words t doesn't mean anything. when we say something, we don't up, we -- 59 missile to a

record for most cumulative days in space, surpassing jeff williams. record of 534 days. president trump offered his congratulations saying, "on behalf of our nation, and frankly on behalf of our world, i would like to thank you." while an impressive feat, it does fall short of the world record of days in space which is held by a russian cosmonaut who spent 879 days in orbit. now that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg technology." next week, we will be live in los angeles with a great lineup including david solomon, president of goldman sachs. remember, all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are now live streaming on twitter. check us out at @bloombergtechtv weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: there were almost two incidents where you lost your life. general petraeus: an m-16 round went through my chest. luckily it went over the a in petraeus and not the a in army. david: and to get out of the hospital, they didn't want you to leave that soon, so you showed them you could do push-ups. general petraeus: is the only time i stopped at 50.

. >> she says from space astronaut jeff williams previously held the record.hitson is currently doing her third stint on the international space station. she was already the most experienced female space walker in the world and at 57 years old, the oldest woman in space. whitson's also the only woman to serve as a station commander twice when she returns to earth in september she will have logged 666 days in orbit. looking good the whole time. in case you were wondering the world record 879 days it's held by russian astronaut. she would have to do about 200 more days in space to get there but you know what, peggy you make us proud. >> alicia thanks. >>> time for another check of the accuweather forecast. >> let's do it. cecily tynan standing by for adam joseph. quite a week coming up here cecily. >> we have big changes on the way as we head through the week. i don't think this is the graphic we want. let's flip this over. this is a preview and actually the nfl draft is going to be a lot nicer than this. let's go to weather one. there you go. storm tracker6 liv

record for most cumulative days in space, surpassing jeff williams' record of 534 days.ent, president trump offered his congratulations saying, "on behalf of our nation, and frankly on behalf of our world, i would like to thank you." while an impressive feat, it does fall short of the world record of days in space which is held by a russian cosmonaut who spent 879 days in orbit. now that does it for this edition of "best of bloomberg technology." next week, we will be live in los angeles with a great lineup of guests, including david solomon, president of goldman sachs. remember, all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are now live streaming on twitter. check us out at @bloombergtechtv weekdays. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome to bloomberg businessweek, i am oliver renick. in this week's issue, venezuela's issue, venezuela slides from prosperity to poverty and then chaos. and then we go to canada. justin trudeau the prime minister opens up to john micklethwait about working with president donald trump. and the the proceeds, best-selling author. all that

astronaut jeff williams held the previous record, spending 534-days in orbit.tly doing her third stint on the international space station. she is also the only woman to serve as a station commander twice. ( darya ) still ahead ... protesters gather in san francisco. hear their message about president trump's immigration policy. and after the break... see how the san francisco 49ers brought a little happiness to a group of kids at the children's hospital. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. maps and updating drive times. it's getting busy on the roads this monday morning. the bay bridge toll plaza is getting crowded now. metering lights are on. coming out of the maze to cross the span and get into san francisco expect under a 10 minute trip time. ( darya ) some san francisco 49ers came out to celebrate prom with children at u-c-s-f benioff children's hospital.( mark ) and over 200 teen patients and their friends attended the event. patients and niners players enjoyed a fun-filled "masquerade ball" with photo boths, food, music, and of course dancing. n

breaking stay on the international space station. 535 cumulative days in space tops the mark held by jeff williamslations to him. she is the first woman to command the space station not once, but twice and holds the record for most space walks by a female astronaut. the white house is inviting schools across the country to be on the call to encourage students in stem. i'm looking forward to it myself. >> shannon: fascinating. can you tell us who else will be in the oval office for this call? >> i mentioned a moment ago stem. that is an important advocacy area for the president's daughter, ivanka trump and she will be on the call as will nasa astronaut kate rubeins who is a great person. this is all a chance to encourage school-age children to see what what space research and exploration will be for the world's future. youngsters, if you're at school turn on fox and watch with us as we take in the president's call. >> shannon: i did better on some parts of stem than others. we want to see boys and girls alike tackling that. >> bill: we'll have more on this historic moment playing out on board the i

astronaut jeff williams held the previous record, spending 534-days in orbit.n is currently doing her third stint on the international space station. she is also the only woman to serve as a station commander twice. (mark) a group of bay area high school students are celebrating winning a robotics world championship . the team called-- the resistance-- from nibot robotics in santa clara won the vex robotics world championship over the weekend. this is the world's largest robotics competition. the team was up against more than one- thousand teams from more than 30 different countries. the championship is an opportunity for students across the world to learn about robotics, organizers say the ultimate goal is encouraging teamwork and diversity. (mark) coming up on the kron four morning news... a warning if you own a fitbit... we'll explain how one seriously injured a woman while she was tracking her steps. plus... your soup might not be what you paid for. we'll tell you about the mistake that could make some people sick. and here's a live look er card. i'm not a

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attorney general jeff sessions acueding him of jeopardizing public safety with his sanctuary city policies. williamajeunesse with our report. reporter: los angeles, ground zero in the war over cities that refuse to hand over criminal aliens. >> you said years ago you would see 100 people a night on a friday from l.a. county jail, now what do you see? >> 5-75 for an entire work. >> this detention facility processed thousands of illegal aliens for deportation. but now according to i.c.e. most get released to the streets instead. >> here is a criminal alien, someone we can use our unique authorities to remove them from the community and ultimately remove them from the country. and again there are law enforcement agencies that are just letting them go. >> it's nothing extreme will saying if someone comes to our country unlawfully and commits a crime, another crime in the country, that they should be deported. reporter: sanctuary yours decks say immigration is not their problem. >> they have the responsibility to enforce immigration law. we are not in the business of deportation, they are. reporter: jef

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williams, adam joseph, and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for cecily tynan, melissa magee, jeffy, ducis rodgers, and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> tonight, breaking news. reaction, after the u.s. drops a massive bomb. the largest conventional bomb ever used by the u.s. in combat, dropped in afghanistan. tonight, the pentagon says it was targeting isis. what president trump said late today, it comes just one week after the missile strike in syria. >>> also tonight, fighting back. the passenger dragged from the united flight. for the first time, we hear from his family. they say he suffered a concussion, lost teeth, and a broken nose. their next move. >>> the officer fired tonight. au

williams. the reason for the rush to execute is that the drug used by arkansas in lethal injections expires in late april. jeffto the bbc about the drugs used. the problem specifically with that drug is that that it is not often effective to in juice the kind of unconsciousness thatis juice the kind of unconsciousness that is necessary to avoid pain and suffering and torture with the second and third drugs. we do not know if, in fact, it worked that way oi’ know if, in fact, it worked that way or not. in the case of mrjones. our correspondence has followed this story closely and spoken to some of the men on death row, and relatives of their victims. i have been speaking to him about some of the conversations that he has had. with that man we were talking about, jack jones was executed last night and we spoke to family members of the woman who died, the woman who was raped and strangled to death by jack jones, and you were hearing from that lawyer, saying that this drug causes suffering and it appears, according to lawyers, that actually jackjones went through something of an ordeal last night during the execut

williams adam joseph and ducis rodgers. then please join us for "action news" at 11:00 here on channel6. for adam joseph, cecily tynan, ducis rodgers, jeffkversky, the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. >>> tonight, escalating tension. will north korea test another nuclear weapon? president trump's warning. u.s. forces on high alert. our martha raddatz on the korean peninsula. >>> plus, the powerful explosion unleashed by the mother of all bombs. new video of the blast site, dozens of isis fighters believed killed in afghanistan. >>> fugitive captured. heavily armed, threatening elected officials and churches on easter. mailing his manifesto to the president. tonight, we talk to the farmer who confronted him on his property. >>> school scandal. one

william questioned the purpose of the order. the trump administration was using the pulpit. last month attorney general jeff sessions spoke in support of the order. >> countless americans would be alive today and countless americans would not be grieving today if these politics of sanctuary cities were ended. >> what we did see today was a significant backing down at least on the part of the attorney that was in court from the broader position that the administration seemed to be taking. >> reporter: the judge will issue a ruling soon programs in a week or -- soon, perhaps in a week or two. the losing side could appeal, a case that could end up in front of the united states supreme court. >>> a new reason to do yoga. at 10:30 new evidence from ucsf yoga may help treat depression. >>> we are tracking the weekend forecast. there's some rain in there for a part of it. i'll let you know the timing on that. >>> in two minutes, political rallies in berkeley and the precautions being taken so violent confrontations like this one last month don't happen again. >>> starting monday, a new option to watch ktvu news, t

jeff. >> good morning, matt. thank you. several developments in the philadelphia district attorney's race. governor wolf told action news system is working, but he also thinks current d.a. seth williamshould resign andn his federal corruption case. also, a local black lives matter resignation, which presents some irony to this situation because williams is the fit position. first off, let's start out by putting ourselves in seth williams' shoes. maybe donna, you can do this. why would you not want to resign if you are seth williams, beyond the fact that he doesn't have to, legally? >> he needs a way to make a living and pay for his lawyers.r of this. i think if he had some other means of supporting himself, he but there's a bigger issue here, and seth is gonna have to face black lives matter calls for i think the hypocrisy of a prosecuting people like louise b offenses that -- they were compared to what he did. and so, i think the hypocrisyint going over well, and i think he's not gonna be able to walki, the responsibility forha >> mayor kenney has called for his resignation, and also interesting, black lives mattero resign, which is another, i guess, ironic part of all this, jeff. >

attorney general jeff sessions and california attorney general xavier becerra, who have drawn over the trump administration drag down on illegal immigration. fox news's williamtanding by in los angeles with details how this became a showdown between california and the feds. tell us about it. reporter: well right now, melissa it is a war of words but when the feds try to claw back 20 million in grant money this will get more intense. here is the argument. feds want help deporting immigrant aliens. sanctuary cities like in california say that is not our problem. the feds say it is, when officials agree to accept federal grant money, you have to follow federal law. you loose the money. >> there is nothing extreme or unreasonable about that i urge our mayors and politicians listen to the law officers. let's work together, let's cooperate between the federal and state authorities. let's remove dangerous criminals from america. it only makes common sense. reporter: now to california attorney general javier becerra, who says the state is under no obligation to and objected from a letter asking sanctuary cities how they're not in violation of their contract by harbo

jeff chirico has details on the potential threat. >> that's terrifying. >> reporter: parents are fright ened that terrorists can hide bombs inside the laptops. it's an unsettling development for william who travels two to four times a week. >> i don't like that. >> reporter: intelligent officials sent teams to airport to see if the potential bombs could be smuggled. that prompted homeland security to prohibit passengers from carrying large electronics on to planes and flying out of 8 countries of countries in the middle east and africa. there's a layered security approach used in north america and europe. despite that passengers feel uneasy. of all the foreign airlines affected by the laptop ban one flies to philadelphia that's qatar airline. that next flight is expected to arrival shortly in philadelphia. >>> president trump is standing behind his former national security adviser saying michael flynn should strike an impunity deal in exchange for protection against prosecution. but congressional investigators have rebuffed the offer. president trump fired flynn four days over the job. >>> representative adam shiff looked at the intelligence report and said the materials were the sam

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attorney seth williams federal investigators installed secret video camera in front of his overbrook home to spy on him. that revelation was revealed in a letter, submitted by attorney general jeff sessions , on friday. the letter asked the court for more time, to go through all of the different evidence according to sessions, to tara by the worth of video was recorded from a home mounted camera. video file that large could add up to 1,000 hours of footage, that need to be gone through. >>> disgusting case of vaned list many in bucks county some one defaced vehicles, mailboxes, one had a swastika carved on the side. most happened on the 600 block of east street road, drivers are new forced to replace the slashed tires and, broken taillights, warminster police are investigating that one. >>> west deptford police are looking for a person who sucker punched another guy, we , right outside west wood court apartments, police say that the confrontation began when the man wanted -- was there began throwing sticks at a unit in the complex. a maintenance supervisor asked him to leave and suspect hit the supervisor in the face and knocked him to the ground. he then managed to runaway but

jeff. >> good morning, matt. thank you. several developments in the philadelphia district attorney's race. governor wolf told action news system is working, but he also thinks current d.a. seth williamsfederal corruption case.

williams, federal investigators installed a secret video camera in front of his home in overbrook to spy on him. these are new allegations revealed in some papers, a letter, submit by attorney general, jeff sessions, on friday. the letter asked the court for more time to go through all of the evidence, that they collected, according to sessions, two tara by the of video was recorded from a pole mounted camera. video files that large could take up to a thousand hours in order to go through. >>> pretty disgusting piece of vaned list many in bucks county, someone defaced cars, mailboxes, one had a swastika carved. mostly on the 600 block of east street road, drivers now have to replace everything that is broken, tires, taillights, mirrors, warminster police are investigating. >>> and west deptford police are looking for a person right there, sucker punches a guy who works in this apartment complex right outside west wood court apartments. police say that this confrontation began when the guy was throwing sticks at a unit in the complex and then maintenance supervisor asked the guy to stop and then, that is when all of a sudden that suspect clocked him right there in the face. the attacker r

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