jessica was my cousin. jessica was a beloved parent on our parent advisory council. her children attended john muir elementary. her children attended our spring programming the week prior this tragedy happening that friday. jessica deserves justice. i go against my belief. we're not supposed to say her name for one year, but she deserves it. do the right thing. honor the original human being. there was no right done here. accountability is necessary. more than accountability, have heart in the same way that she did, for community, for the people, for these children, for her babies. i'm here today as an advocate for all of our women as a california indian woman who should never have been here in front of you, fighting for children, fighting for families, we matter. we love her. thank you. >> president yee: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is april mcgill. i am the executive director of the american indian cultural center. i've been in san francisco over 20 years, raising my son here. i just am here because i want justice for jessica. the cit

>> jessica: yes, i think so.o 2020 when president trump is going to make this one if not his marquis issue plus the fact over 100,000 people across the border on a monthly basis now, you do start talking like dick durbin like dick durbin anticrisis. jeh johnson saying a three prong crisis going back to central america and the asylum system and actually the border is a smart way to approach it. i remain hopeful the gang of eight, the gang of six, somebody gets back together to deal with this because it's a boom for both parties but most people living in the border counties. >> harris: it's a boom for the entire country. we have sanctuary cities all over the country. >> jessica: i think part of that with president trump referencing and sending them to sanctuary cities is to force conversations like he did to shut down the southern border and border and all of a sudden people recognize indeed we have a crisis on the border. but the only logical conclusion i can come to congress does not want to solve this problem be

>> jessica: he did. speech in the committee last week where he spoke for five or 6 minutes, he laid out the case for why he thinks -- >> sean: he said the evidence of collusion is in plain sight. no, actually, the mueller -- >> jessica: the trump tower meeting, russia -- >> harris: i want to make sure we get this out there, chairman nadler to set a short time ago that he will seek all of it. and he it will do a further subpoena if he needs to to get that grand jury testimony included, as well. >> jessica: for himself, not for the public. >> harris: special counsel is different from independent counsel. when you compare the starr report, it's confusing. it's apples and oranges. independent counsel ended in 1999 paired with the expiration of that we got special counsel. >> jessica: still weighs 91 -- >> harris: let me finish. they go straight from, with the report, from the person who did the investigating come of special counsel, to the doj. to the attorney general. he then makes the decision of what goes

>> jessica: i liked it.g. >> dagen: can you interpret for us customer [laughs] >> jessica: i will be the democrat for you for the next 30 seconds. he drew a distinction between liberal and progressive, which is something that democrats understand well. especially after 2018 it should be more obvious people across the country because we elected, by and large, moderates. there were a few progressives who are very, very loud. like aoc, for she lead, and ilhan omar. but we put in moderates. he wanted to make sure it's clear that he's not jumping in and the bernie sanders pool with the medicare for all. it will be smart fixes to obamacare, for instance. and a more union voter-focused campaign than something on the far left. >> dagen: tomi? >> tomi: i think that's the only thing that can be but all john. i don't think he will do it, but he will be fighting the far left. there out for blood. i don't think he's up for it. there will be a lot of people in middle america that find him appealing. he will be battling fo

fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. post of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy yourself. joining us on the couch, executive vice president and chair of business and finance at king's college in new york city, brian brenberg. and he is "outnumbered." >> brian: i'm so glad. >> melissa: did you just make that up? >> kennedy: no, he's a regular guest. >> jessica: they go way back. >> melissa: got it. a second woman now speaking out after former nevada assemblywoman lucy flores accused former vice president biden of inappropriate contact during a 2014 event. now amy lapp post telling a connecticut tv station that biden also touched her inappropriately during a fund-raiser for a democratic congressman and torn down my 2,000 watch >> he watched of to me >> he walked up to me and wrapped his hands around my face like that. pulled me in and started rubbing noses with me. it wasn't an eskimo kiss and then stopped, it was for like a good 15 seconds. i remember thinking, "is he going to kiss me?" it's not rape but it does

>> jessica: yes.a positive headshake to president obama speaking in berlin about this. this scares a lot of democrats at their purity tests being put against people who have been moderate or left-leaning moderates their entire careers. what happened with dianne feinstein in california i think was one of the most extreme cases of this, were a number of people were arguing that she was like a charm. people in the progressive side, she has committed 30 years to fighting climate change and social justice issues. what i think is interesting, teresa's point -- we've got to support each other in 2016. there was a problem with the bernie faction getting on board with hillary. but alexandria ocasio-cortez tweeted about mike levin, a congressman in california. her tweet alone supporting him raised $3,000. in an hour. that's important to pay attention to. because she does have that kind of power. people who are progressives -- and i love that ro khanna comes on the network, he's part of that wing. but there has

>> jessica: there are.has to to do with protocol prayed that if i says this is something we can't afford to do even if it was legal to be able to get all the people. 110,000 was something that streamed in last month or were trying to. the point is , the point is, that jerry nadler and jeh johnson were making, that you have to fix the asylum system. this isn't about -- >> brian: let's hope they do it this week. >> jessica: lindsey graham as part of the gang of eight. there was a gang of six as well. there are people on both sides who are open to working on this without the border wall. i understand that will be a sticking point for the president. but he seems to have moved past the wall almost to adjust to secure the border or fix this thing. he does need to be careful with the rhetoric of this. it doesn't help them in 2018 whatsoever. saying that we have a crisis, the caravans -- oh, we have to go. [laughter] >> lisa: congresswoman alexandria katsu court has things is not the best idea for joe biden to beco

i'm here to support jessica. i did not know jessica, but i am an enrolled here of the cheyenne lakota tribe. i know all about police brutality on black and brown people, and their negligence when it comes to homicide, and from personal experience when deal from domestic violence, and then turning around and questioning me so much that i don't want to make a report, all of these situations turning around and making it worse. there needs to be a change, a lot of more sensitivities with cultural relevance -- a lot of men that were in prison, they learned how to manipulate the system and make, like, calls for -- like, how he made the call, i dealt with that with my ex. they'll have the call just so it looks like it happened to them, and people will take their side. there needs to be reform, and there needs to be justice for jessica. thank you. knee knee new. ne -- >> president yee: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is desiree, and i'm here to support the family. i just want to say the reason why this impacts

>> jessica: i remain divided as my caucus. i appreciated elizabeth warren making the case, and when she sent out the email, it was not a fund-raising email. she was making a point of principle less someone who has studied the law her entire life that she read the mueller report and looking at the obstruction of justice claims and what he was doing with don mcgann, jeff sessions, corey lewandowski, who did he try to get? >> lisa: elizabeth warren is seeing it lose loss, trying to get some lip with her hot air, let's be clear. >> jessica: let me -- 's before i read most of the mueller report over the weekend, number two, here's what the american people will see. you are going to pursue obstruction of justice when there was no underlying crime, that is problematic, there was a white house that was cooperating fully with the investigation more than 1 million documents, many staffers voluntarily testifying. you have a president that if you read this volume two, he was rightfully angry, because he was being falsely accused and unabl

jessica?> jessica: i largely agree with what you all said pay [laughter] he also mentioned health care, that he remove the worst part of obamacare with the individual mandate. and then he's coming for the rest. there were survivors saying, but please don't keep going, stay away from health care!" because that was the defining issue in 2018 for democrats and they will run again. we will talk about the economy similar, but the messaging democrats have stew around the economy is a tightrope act. you have to be careful post-taxis and how you phrase these things. >> melissa: everybody wins on health care because they're coming in. and they say, "i'm broken, i'm going to fix it!" then they don't fix it in the next group wins. that would be wonderful to see. just one day into the race and past controversies are already haunting joe biden. why anita hill says his apology was not nearly enough for the way she was treated in the 1991 clarence thomas supreme court hearing. that vice president biden overs

jessica zermeÑo tiene detalles.estaciÓn donde todo ocurriÓ, eran las 07:16 cuando marÍa entrÓ a la oficina del estaciÓn. tres horas y 14 minutos despuÉs la misma cÁmara registra la salida de la mujer auxiliada por cuatro agentes. basta ver la un segundo para saber que estÁ en mal estado. no puede dar un paso sola. lo vÍdeel diario reforma y deja ver que ninguno de los que estaba y se interesÓ por el destino de marÍa. >> aquÍ se vino a sentar. le saliÓ espuma de la cara oma -- cara, pero la policÍa no hizo nada. jessica: los policÍas abandonaron a la mujer en la estaciÓn sin darle atención mÉdica. estuvo tirado allÍ un dÍa completo, muchos pensaban que estaba borracha o drogada. >> traÍa dos mochilas, no sÉ quÉ traÍa, pero no tenía dinero. jessica: la policÍa sacaron a la persona por esta puerta y la sentaron en este rincÓn. luego la cambiaron de lugar. la pasaron a esta zona, aquÍ la mujer estuvo durante 26 horas a la intemperie sin recibir ayuda. francisco garcÍa vende dulces. >> una persona hizo el favor de llamar

professor jessica rolfe. this -- jessica roth. bloomberg. ♪ david: white house aides were out in force on sunday defending the president. donald trump was doing what millions of other americans were doing, watching the masters. >> golfing is incredible, but the field is deep. i think it is going to be a great masters. i hope so. president trump predicted the golf championship would be ratings gold and he tweeted the action. tiger woods won his 15th majors and fifth masters jacket. the political world has changed a lot since tiger won in 2005. back then, george w. bush was president, having just one his second term in office even after struggling with the iraq war. >> the hope for peace in our world is the expansion of freedom in all the world. david: back then, barack obama had just started his job in the senate after receiving worldwide attention of the 2004 democratic national convention. >> there is not a liberal america and a conservative america. there is united states of america. david: donald trump was busy in new york film

desde mÉxico, jessica.corte la actriz felicity hoffman, para hacer frente a las estafas universitarias. la estrella de la serie "desperate housviwes", le habÍa pagado a un consultor para permitir el ingreso de su hija a la universidad. y ella es una de varios padres que les paso esta estafa. jorge: dicen ahora que nunca tuvieron la intenciÓn de lastimar a nadie. cÉsar de 57 aÑos le escribiÓ una carta al juez que supervisa su cargo. y afirmÓ que los dispositivos que enviÓ no podÍan detonar. se declarÓ culpable incluyendo el uso de armas de destrucciÓn masiva. >> hacemos la primera pausa y en el regreso el compromiso de prudencia respeto del exvicepresidente joe bidden tras la denuncia de conducta impropia en su contra. jorge: honduras siente el impacto de la ausencia de la ayuda estadounidense. siente la claridad del alivio de claritin 24 horas sin causar sueño cuando las alergias ocurran, día tras día tras día. porque la vida debería tener más alegrías y menos preocupaciones. siente la claridad, vive claram

jessica zermeÑo tiene mÁs. jessica: el gobierno mexicano ya respondiÓ a la casa blanca. ingreso de solicitantes de asilo no fue una decisiÓn negociada entre dos paÍses como lo fue el gobierno de donald trump en una decisiÓn unilateral estadounidense. no obstante me mÉxico no coincide con esa decisiÓn unilateral. aunque esta maÑana no hablo sobre el tema parece que las aclaraciones continuarÁn.dijo que frenar el flujo de personas en la frontera norte no es muy mala idea. establecerÁn comunicaciÓn con directores de el departamento-- de seguridad. en el sur parece que estÁn haciendo caso a las Órdenes estadounidenses. la falta de permiso para que ingresen a estados unidos se ha

jessica zermeÑo tiene mÁs. jessica: el gobierno mexicano ya respondiÓ a la casa blanca.es como lo fue el gobierno de donald trump en una decisiÓn unilateral estadounidense. no obstante me mÉxico no coincide con esa decisiÓn unilateral. aunque esta maÑana no hablo sobre el tema parece que las aclaraciones continuarÁn.dijo que frenar el flujo de personas en la frontera norte no es muy mala idea. establecerÁn comunicaciÓn con directores de el departamento-- de seguridad. en el sur parece que estÁn haciendo caso a las Órdenes estadounidenses. la falta de permiso para que ingresen a estados unidos se ha convertido en desesperaciÓn. los niÑos estÁn enfermos sin ningÚn doctor que losntev de tÁ mejor. la falta de comida y hacinamiento ya causado peleas. >> esto se formo una huelga aquÍ. todo el mundo saliÓ. jessica: todo parece indicar que la estrategia de detener a los lÍderes sea reactivado . ya fue detenido-- >> estamos con estos amparos-- >> va a ser necesario salir en caravana. inmigraciÓn ha estado deteniendo personas-- jessica: con permisos o sin ellos, parece que los mig

haidi: first word news with jessica summers in new york. jessica: the u.k.eems to be heading for a long delay from brexit. the short extension from theresa may will not be enough to break the deadlock. she held talks in paris and berlin but they should last up to one year. that is a blow who seeks deep divisions on the conservative party. the labor opposition says she is offering enough concessions. the eu and china released a joint statement after talks in brussels over divisions to present united front to the president. the two sides reached the court after china made concessions on industrial subsidies that removes the threat of an eu detail. beijing stand together. >> we can also be honest with each other when we need to be over progress that is lower than what we but like. dishonesty and the determination to face the challenges together have made a lot of progress. jessica: steven mnuchin says he is not worried about losing as his job as he releases president trump's tax returns. a request from the democrat is under review and he will follow the law. se

we demand justice for jessica. we demand it now.

said jessica. with duct tape and turned it into murder. >> who set the place on fire? >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days later. >> we wen

we demand justice for jessica. we demand it now. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor brown. >> supervisor: we're at 3:00 right now. before we get into our 3:00 special order i'd like to join supervisor brown in that request of the d.a., if you don't mind. madam clerk, let's go to special order, items 30 through 33. >> clerk: a hearing of persons interested in the determination of exemption from environmental review under the environmental caught act issues as a categorical exemption for the proposed project at buchanon treat to demolish one of two existing structures on one shared parcel and to construct a new four-story eight-unit residential building with eight bicycle parking spaces and one accessible vehicle parking spate. item 31 is to affirm the determination the project is categorically exempt from further environmental review. item 32 is the motion to conditionally reverse that subject to the adoption of wr written findings and item 33 is the preparation of findings. >> supervisor: we have before us the determ

. >> jessica! >> my trainer, ufc fighter jessica "evil" eye. you're gonna work out in a dress?n a dress. >> i didn't say you couldn't. my strategy? just fake it till you make it. i scared you, i scared you. i had to learn some techniques, we started with the job. >> here we go. there we go. >> how'd i look? >> looked good. >> that's why they put my name on the back. another mma technique, mix the jab with an occasional kick. >> oh, crispy. >> you know this is against everything i was raised to do, okay, i want everybody to understand this. i get this. >> i have brothers. if it makes you feel any better, i'll beat you up a little bit. >> after this takedown, came the guillotine. >> yes, here we go. >> finally time for our octagon match at the ultimate fight ing championship performance institute here in vegas. it's jessica at 5'5", 125 pounds, versus me at 6'1" and 210. doesn't seem fair. does it? oh, wow. >> for me. watching this one-sided fracas was ufc president dana white. >> how you doing? >> good, how are you? >> those kicks, by the way, are real. >> your champion is weari

jessica nos dice quÉ estÁ dispuesto a ser el abuelo de la bebÉ para recuperarla.queÑa. >>e tenga compasiÓn, que se ponga en un momento en el lugar, en este caso ni hermana como madre, el dolor y la tristeza, la desesperaciÓn de no saber de un hijo. jessica: la familia convertido la puerta del hospital como una esperanza. su dolor va creciendo. >>que toman cÁmaras, policÍas, no sÉ. nos pasÓ a nosotros pero le puede pasar alguien mÁs. >>en lo que va de este aÑo alrededor de cinco 10 casos de robos de infantes en toda la repÚblica. jessica: guillermo gutiÉrrez maneja una organizaciÓn especializada >>hay gente en los hospitales pÚblicos que estÁn viendo el momento en que se descuidan a familias ara poder atacar. jessica: esa cÁmara de seguridad, es una de las pocas esperanzas que tiene la familia de tener mÁs pistas de la mujer que selÓ oridades nos aseguraron que no darÁn informaciÓn del caso porque siguen investigando. lo Único que se sabe es que el operativo se ha concentrado en estaciones de autobÚs por ser vacaciones. como encontrar a nancy parece imposible en un

enrique: vamos a conectarnos con jessica zermeÑo.os las condiciones que se registraban al interior de ese centro de detenciÓn. segÚn los activistas porque oportunidad de ingresar. las autoridades de mÉxico no lo han permitido. tienen esto que ver con la salida que vimos ayer de cientos estos migrantes centroamericanos? jessica: definitivamente, enrique tiene que ver . a mis espaldas estÁ la estaciÓn migratoria siglo xxi aquÍ en tapachula. esa es la puerta, la que tÚ puedes ver ahÍ, la que puede ver carolina estÁ entrando uno de esos autobuses que se estÁ usando para mover a los migrantes pero allÍ fue donde ocurriÓ la estampida. lo que decÍa primero es que los inmigrantes al salir con tanta fuerza y ser tan numerosos habÍan tirado la puerta. ya vimos que no es cierto lo que nos dice la policÍa, ellos tuvieron que quitarse porque los inmigrantes superan con mucho el nÚmero de la gente que estÁ cuidando aquÍ y sí, hay una sobrepoblaciÓn. algunas menciona que aquÍ adentro hay mÁs de 2000 personas cuando el lugar es para 600. obviamente

let's get the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: apple and qualcomm are friends again.ve agreed to end a two-year legal battle over billions of dollars of technology licensing fees. apple will make a one-off payment to qualcomm and will begin a multiyear supply and licensing agreement in which it will pay the chipmaker royalties. qualcomm jumped on the news. it says the agreement will have two dollars per share to earnings. the polls have opened in indonesia for the world's largest single day democratic election. almost 200 million people are eligible to vote. it will be a rerun of the 2014 race, pitting the current president against a former general. vowed to create 100 million jobs over the last five years. while the opponent is promising tax cuts and revival of manufacturing. the u.s. and japan have wrap ped up the first round of trade talks and it is described as a good start. the minister told reporters they discussed currencies, digital trade, agricultural goods and the auto sector. he said the two sides will meet again next week and japan is keen to strike an ear

back to you, jessica. just heard chris lay out how the president will come back on vice president biden and how the gop as a whole will do so. also, jessica, you've got senators elizabeth warren, you've got bernie sanders out there criticizing vice president biden's backing from corporate donors. will this turn off potential biden voters. >> i'm not sure it will. i think vice president biden, maybe future president biden, fully occupies the center lane there. amy klobuchar is the only other candidate that was really in that space. as i made the point a couple you thins ago, i think people are underestimating how pragmatic democrats are about this and if you look at the polls, and he's been in the front there since we started tracking this, we'll see in the next couple days if he can maintain that and there have been a number of people who entered into the race including mayor pete, beto o'rourke, people who garnered a ton of excitement and it hasn't chipped away at his frontrunner status there. that's what

the 10th first word news with jessica summers. jessica: the u.s.na are both optimistic about trade talks saying substantial progress has been made, although more needs to be done. treasury secretary steve mnuchin and robert lighthizer are expected to fly to beijing next week. top chinese negotiator will travel to washington the week after. top white house economic aid larry kudlow says talks are going well. >> we made a heck of a lot of a further,nd on larger, broader scale in the history of any u.s.-china trade. i don't want to make a prediction on the forecast, but we have gotten closer and we are still working on the issues. jessica: new zealand and france to cohost a meeting of world leaders and tech bosses next month on how to stop social media being used to promote terrorism. the pair of talks aimed to release a pledge to eliminate extremist content on the internet. leaders will meet two months after a gunman killed 50 people at two months in christchurch. north korean state news says kim jong-un as left on a private train for his meeting wit

jessica zermeÑo hablÓ con varios inmigrantes. redadas que agentes migratorios mexicanos han realizado en el sur del paÍs. >> nosotros corrimos por un monte. jessica: estuvieron tres dÍas escondiÉndose. parece que los dÍas de caravana han terminado. observamos que la carretera por donde antes caminaban, ningunos de ellos transita y el transporte pÚblico y privado es vigilado. >> si nos dieran dinero para viajar en bus, , no nos dejan, que se haga la salta voluntad de dios. reportera: claudia tiene tres meses de embarazo. quÉ ha sido lo mÁs difÍcil? >> caminary aguantar hambre. reportera: con claudia viaja su hijo. reportera: tuvieron que viajar mÁs de cuatro dÍas en un tren que los lleven al norte. hace unos dÍas este hombre cayÓ uno de los vagones en movimiento y el tren le cercenÓ un brazo y esta mujer que vemos en el vÍdeo estuvo a punto de correr la misma suerte si un compaÑero no la ayudaba. un hondureÑo fallecio de un infarto debido a la deshidrataciÓn. para cruzar mÉxico, lo Único que queda es subirse a este monstruo de hie

jessica and stephen, thank you both very much indeed.n on paris. that is it for the papers. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, jessica elgot and steven swinford. let's get the latest sport now. in the premier league — arsenal have moved up to 4th, after a 1—0 win at watford. it's the first time they've kept a clean sheet away from home this season. the home side got off to the worst possible start. this mistake from keeper ben foster, allowing arsenal's top scorer pierre emerick aubameyang to score inside the first 10 minutes. a minute later — and with emotions running high, troy deeney, watford's captain was sent off. he appeared to elbow arsenal midfielder lucas torreira — and was given a straight red, much to his bemusement. 1—0 it finished to arsenal. they're now a point off spurs, who sit 3rd. watford miss the chance to go 7th. he i

jessica? >> thank you, lisa. >>> abc 7 news is focused on building a better bay area, this week looking at the ride share business. we've heard from a lot of drivers it's getting much tougher to make good money. i rode along with a veteran driver to find out how he plays the game. >> hey, jessica. >> hi, how are you? >> good. jay is c a mast ride share driver, and he's a survivor at a job that's reported to have heavy turnover. >> what happens often in life is you think it's easier than it is. you have to work and develop a school set to become good at it. >> jay has been driving for both uber and lyft for the past three and a half years, and he's given a lot of rides. >> 23,600 rides now. >> and so today we're 23,601. >> that's correct. >> jay is not just a driver, he's a game player searching for the winning strategy. it's been so successful he developed a side hustle with a popular website called the ride share guy and his own blog, ride share dojo. >> i've written 100 articles and made vid

desde chiapas, jessica zermeÑo nos entra mÁs. jessica: los niÑos recibirÁn refugio.s padres que llegaron con sus hijos. >> yo no he podido hacer nada. no me han dado trabajo. algunos piden papeles. me han pedido papeles y yo no tengo papeles. jessica: ella decidiÓ entregarse la frontera de tapachula. recomienda los que piensan viajar que existe. reportera: la desesperanza no es freno. algunos cubanos han pedido que los envÍen a su país de origen que vivir el infierno que es actualmente mÉxico. reportera: las agentes migratorios instalaron retenes en varias carreteras y se han enfocado en el transporte pÚblico y privado. el presidente de mÉxico dijo que los esfuerzo por registrar a los que llegan al norte, continuarÁn. >> buscamos tener un registro y saber de dÓnde son, eso es lo mÍnimo y arantxa: a propÓsito del tema, los niÑos son los mÁs vulnerables. en muchas ocasiones terminan aislados de sus seres queridos y creciendo bajo la tutela del gobierno federal, pero un hombre ha creado un programa para conectar a estos niÑos con un miembro de su seno familiar. dulce: m

jessica summers, what do you have?we will see plenty of action with the final four this weekend so i wanted to share the action in the oil market. wti discount is nearer to the smaller since august. that is quite interesting. essentially imports coming in from venezuela. exports surging, less applying the u.s.. wti making all the shots in closing this gap. vonnie: jessica, you have done an amazing job this entire tournament. you managed to put in the puns and make relevance to the charts you are choosing. even though michael mckee is always going to be in the wedding top -- in the winning three, my winner is jessica summers. guy: i will back you up on that one, vonnie. jessica: thank you. vonnie: i feel like the winner, now. it has been of march -- it has been a fun march madness. -- thelook at the arcade brk . it is very entertaining. thanks to all of our players in the march madness battle of the charts. tradeweb is trading up 27%. we have the major indices trading differently from one another with the dow up .5%

this is bloomberg. ♪ jessica: this is "daybreak asia ."jessica summers with the first word headlines. china is said to consider u.s. request to shift tariffs on to other good so president trump can sell an eventual trade deal as a win for farmers ahead of the next election. it would involve beijing moving duties on $50 billion of u.s. goods. washington says it will not lift its own tariffs on chinese goods even if a trade deal is agreed. carlos ghosn is facing yet more allegations. he is being accused of improperly charging rhino for a three -- renault for a $3000 scooter. the bike was seized by renault after auditors asked whether he had been entitled to it as part of his compensation. he denies any financial misconduct. accused of woman illegally trying to enter president trump's mar-a-lago has been florida denied bail. the judge at west palm beach said her actions and statements indicate "she was up to something nefarious" and that she is an extreme flight risk. she has pleaded to not guilty -- she has pleaded not guilty. nuclears begun

jessica: a long delay for brexit.y say the extension wanted by theresa may will not be enough to break the issue in parliament. who faces to may, deep divisions in her conservative party. opposition- labour says she is not offering enough concessions. and a joint statement after talks in brussels, papering over a division to present a united front to trump, the sides facing an accord after a tariff on industrial subsidies. this avoided a veto. they are determined to stand together in the face of trump's america first policy. >> we can also be honest, with when progress is slower than we would like. , it will help us face our challenges together, and it has allowed us to make real progress. jessica: steven mnuchin and says he is not worried about losing his job if he releases president telling ax returns, committee that the request from democrats is under review and that he will follow the law. several have called the request a political attack and a violation of the president's privacy and a vowed to fight it. it.nd h

s get to first word here is jessica summers. assica: sri lanka is blaming jihadist group for sunday's wave of bombings. shared intelligence had shared warnings beforehand. they are wondering how a small group could have struck across the country and may have had assistance from abroad. several foreigners are among the victims. at least eight people were killed by a powerful earthquake in the philippines. the magnitude tremor. --uck north of manila and several parts suffered power outages. trains and metros were halted to check for damage and clark forort was ordered to close 24 hours. a lebanese company said to be at the center of alleged payments thinking nissan and renault to a they facilitated transfers to another company connected to the pair. prosecutors have indicted them for misdirecting the funds for personal use. he denies any financial misconduct. the apparent spontaneous combustion of a tesla in shanghai has triggered urgent investigations by tesla and its rival. after eight chi -- eight cars caught fire. last year ch

this is bloomberg. ♪ jessica: i am jessica summers with the first word headlines.ian prime minister narendra modi is planning to spend $1.5 trillion on infrastructure as he launches his party's election manifesto. they plan to double rural incomes, improve share from manufacturing, and boost exports. india's farmers were a key bloc in the election with the conference party promising to write off loans across the country. ismer indonesian general -- dismissing independent opinion polls and claiming he is on course to win next week's election. he has a double-digit lead. his team says he would take more than 60% of the vote if an election were held today. polls suggest 10% of indonesia's 193 million eligible voters are undecided. a chinese woman who breached security at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida will be held in jail until next week when her hearing will resume. she was arrested on march 30 for illegally entering the resort and lying to a security service agent. her lawyer says there are innocent explanations. prosecutors say she may be formally i

haidi: let's get you the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks.he trump administration is ramping up the pressure on iran. the league evolutionary guard is a terrorist organization. the decision's unprecedented move and may prompt a backlash that makes it harder for u.s. officials to work with allies in the region. the move places the guard in the same category as al qaeda in the so-called islamic state. a u.s. judge has barred the trump administration from forcing central americans to seek asylum to wait for mexico in months and years. the ruling is the latest setback for the president as he attempts to curb immigration. his policies have been repeatedly stymied by judges since he took office he says the u.s. is. "full and can take no more migrants." jack dorsey received his first salary payment since resuming the ceo role for years ago. a revelatory filing shows he pocketed 100 $.40, a modest sum sey's long elected not to take a salary, bonuses or awards from twitter. it is a testament to his commitment to the platform's long-term potential. glo

let's get you first word news with jessica summers. jessica: the u.k. minister theresa may is turning to labour opposition in a last ditch attempt to find a brexit deal for parliament. she wants jeremy corbyn to work with her to prevent deadlock and prevent the country from crashing out of the e.u. without an agreement. a softer brexit would potentially keep the country inside the customs union and even the single market. >> i am taking action to break the logjam. i am willing to sit down with the leader of the opposition and agree to a plan that we can both stick to, that we leave the european union and we do so with a deal. >> the deal doesn't mean that they will be no disruption, or that it will be smooth. there are big problems. allg prepared means that unforeseen problems should be manageable on the e.u. side. jessica: top republican mitch mcconnell is warning president trump's threat to close the border with mexico would have a potentially catastrophic impact on the u.s. the president made that threat last week, but has not acted since, saying he

here is jessica summers. jessica: sterling fell as u.k.kers failed to agree on a plan b for brexit, rejecting options put forward to replace theresa may's gielgudt -- deal. no policies got a majority. and this could leave the prime minister was no clear idea on what to do next. she will host a cabinet on tuesday morning with a no deal brexit 11 days away. and the eu government is struggling to reach a consensus on a mandate for trade talks with the u.s. that threatens a delay that could further irritate washington, after the block already refused to include agriculture in the discussion. eu ambassadors meet on wednesday and we are told that france is expected to push back on giving the green light eliminating industrial tariffs. the algerian leader has agreed to step down before his term ends, after weeks of mass protests. the official news agency there he will go before the 20th of this month. -- 28th of this month. the president sparked demonstrations it he announced he would stand for a fifth term as president. more proof the world is d

jessica: yes and no.swered the question of how tizable is defining mone daily active users, so that was helpful to hear directly from twitter. however, those numbers make twitter look good. i realize it helps them with stopping their double-counting, excluding fake users. but when twitter's user numbers look better, the ad pricing and advertisers' media plans hinge on those user numbers and impressions. so a social network finding a way to improve their user numbers helps boost their ad revenue in the long run. so there is this ripple effect that happens in media buying, and selfishly from twitter's standpoint to find a number that helps them improve on the user front is good for them. a hiddens sort of incentive there. emily: meantime, minutes after i sat down with ned segal, news crossed that jack dorsey, ceo of twitter, just met with president trump in a closed-door meeting. we don't know about that meeting, twitter is not commenting, but the president did tweet about it -- great interview with jack do

jessica: trade ash jessica summers. -- with jessica summers. jessica: significant issues remain but the enforcement mechanisms are close to done. sources in the administration warned that president trump may still walk away if he is not satisfied with the way talks are going. boeing has mounted a strong defense of it software. it failed to say whether the original anti-stall program was flawed. the ceo refuses to concede that the software was defective and said boeing followed the proper regulations when designing it. that accidents, there was a chain of events that occurred. one of the links in the chain ass the activation of the mc system. that was a common link in both accidents. we know that we can break that link in the chain. jessica: virgin australia has reached an agreement with boeing to delay boeing 737 max 8 deliveries to july 2021. it will convert eight of its orders to max 10 orders instead. safety is always the number one priority. and iranays inflation could reach 50% of the u.s. titans oil sanctions on the economy. last week, th

let's get the first word news with jessica summers.essica: the trade talks focus shifts back to china amid increasing signs a deal may be close. treasury secretary steven mnuchin and the u.s. team will travel to beijing, having said significant issues remain but the enforcement mechanisms are close to done. a source within the administration warns president trump may still walk away if he is not satisfied with how the talks are going. boeing has mounted a strong defense of its software system linked to two fatal max crashes but failed to say whether the the original program is flawed. the ceo refuses to concede the software, and insists boeing have the appropriate regulations. the system was activated by incorrect data readings in both crashes. >> we know that in both activities -- accidents, there was a chain of events that occurred. one of the links in that chain was the activation of the system because of the erroneous data. that was a common link in both accidents. we know that we can break that link in the chain. jessica: the imf

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i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. thank you. let's turn to mark cranfield. this gtv chart on the bloomberg showing you exactly that. on the second panel of this chart, you are seeing the 14 day rsi has entered overbought territory past that level. how long can we expect this rally to continue? mark: if earnings continue to come through on the strong side, the rally can go on for quite a while. if you look back to some of the unloved rallies, 2016, 2017, a lot of people complaining that equity valuations were very high. through and come they propel it into another trading range. that is what some people have been waiting for. this is the shoe to drop. a lot of headwinds are being moved. the bond market is being well-behaved. we are seeing a move toward the trade deal with the u.s. and china and now you put good earnings on top of that and it will convince the last few people to come off the fence and to join in u.s. equity market. what you saw yesterday was a pretty significant day. we have u.s. mark

jessica: yes and no.ered the question of how twitter is the finding mdau, monetizable daily active users, so that was helpful to hear from twitter. however, those numbers make twitter look good. yes, it helps them stopping their double counting and excluding fake users, but when twitter users numbers look better, the ad pricing and plans hinge media on those user numbers and impressions. social networks finding a way to improve their user numbers help boost their ad revenue in the long run. ripplee is sort of this effect that happens in media buying, and selfishly from find a's standpoint, to number that helps them improve on the user front is good for them. so there is a hidden incentive, if you will, there. minuteseantime, after i sat down with ned segal jack dorsey,d that ceo of twitter, had just met with president trump in a closed door meeting. we do not know a lot about the meeting, but the president did tweet about it, saying "a great meeting with jack dorsey from twitter. lots of subjects discusse

jessica?you. >>> there has been a surge in migrants trying to enter the united states. the monthly number of migrants at the border has doubled number pg from 40,000 to 75,000 to 100,000 per month recently. that is according to data from the u.s. customs and border patrol. there has been an increase in families with young children. and we notified people through a push alert moments after the announcement of kirstjen nielsen's resignation. you can get breaking news anytime on the abc 7 news app and instant notifications to your mobile device as well when. happening today a walkout at a local school and this time it has nothing to do with unions or teacher pay and everything to do with moving. l district are protesting the moving of egan junior high school with more on this heated debate. jobina? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. we know the district was hoping for a positive compromise here, but that is not what's happening amount human chain walkout is planned for here at the sch