with apple's event kicking off in just over an hour, let's bring in tech columnist joanna stern.the lead? >> what is going to be the lead? i think it may not be what everyone wants to be the lead which are macs or apple tvs. i think we are waiting for the long-awaited air practiceds. we also will only hear about i west 14.5, the long-awaited update that has mark zuckerberg and the ad industry on the seat of their pants >> yes how much do you think the needle moves forward on that latter point? do you expect -- i have been struck personally, the way in which the rhetoric at least has been elevated with tim cook on kara swisher's podcast do you expect it to get more heated >> i expect it to get more heated from the facebook side and the app sides. other apps and other companies that have been very vocal about it, i think they will keep pushing on it. i don't think apple cares anymore. i think they've waited, they put some delays in place or they allowed the product to evolve a little bit because of this backlash they have worked and given them time, so i don't think apple is really

and, you know, joanna was with us and talking about this yesterday.he idea that it's unclear, carl, where the ipad pro fits versus the mac it got even muddier for me yesterday. they're rolling out these ipad pros with the m-1 chips in them, and the imack has the m-1 chip and so does the macbook air. it's like how is the ipad pro more than a mac book air without a keyboard which one should i buy takes me back to when tim cook was saying a touch screen computer is like a refrigerator toaster. it seems to a degree like apple's making refrigerator toasters and one is more like a toaster and the other like a refrigerator maybe it's what people are demanding and -- >> one is cheaper. >> yes yes. one is cheaper, that is for sure i guess it's a first-class, first-world problem if you're apple to have that layering within the product stack we'll talk more about it after a break and thanks to joanna stern of the "wall street journal. this $29 billion robotics idea, not these robots, it's software automation, the ceo is coming up next we're just getting started

he hadn't seen sister joanna chan since he was released.woman, who put eric on a quest for freedom, all those years ago. >> oh, my god. oh, my god! oh, my gosh. grandma. grandma. >> congratulations. >> thank you, grandma. thank you. oh, my god. they told me you were in china. >> i was. >> reporter: and there was one, last thing we wanted to do with eric. remember that bench eric could see from inside sing sing? we took him back there. and we watched him, finally, make good on that promise to himself. to get that other view of the prison. this time, from the outside. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm ♪♪ >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >>> we used to have a debate about who loved each other more. i love you more. no, i love you more. and sometimes i even go to sleep and i still say it, like mom, i love you more. that's the kind of stuff a kid never forgets. >> she was the single mom who kept him safe. she was also keeping a secret. >> she was really working for the cia? >> that's my

and really pleased with what this is going to bring for customers in the future. >> joanna, president ceo of jetblue, thank you, joanna, for joining us today bottom line, guys, we're all hearing about optimism that we really see the return, close to profitability, in q3, if not by q4 >> phil, thank you very much >>> up next, call it video call inspiration. a look at how all those home conference calls are helping the remodeling industry. >>> don't forget, you can always watch us live on the go on the cnbc app we'll be right back. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you can pick the best plan for each employee and only pay for the features they need. >>> welcome back, everybody. we've talked a lot about the housi

joanna you called it a marketing point. some just might call it straight out hypocrisy.billion a year that apple gets from google and this is money derived from advertising practice that tim cook is speaking out against so, joanna, paint that side of that argument for us i know we can give apple some credit but really still sort of using that data for its own benefit too. >> it is there's actually no saying this won't hit that side of the business, right? the fact is they do have this partnership with google. search is powered by google on the iphone though i do think there's going to be a loosening of that in next number of software versions i think that's a distance that's going to happen. this is going to hurt that side of the business. this is going to hurt the ad tech side of the business and whether apple benefits directly from that, that remains to be seen but either way i think apple understands and all of the major tech players understand that this is a hit. i also don't think that most of these companies are betting that this is it right? to me this is one step

joanna runs a rehabilitation unit and developed covid soon after an outbreak at work.bulance was called. the fact that i was being taken off to hospital, blue lights and everything... i know my husband came to say goodbye, but it really felt like i needed to look at him for as long as i could just to get that image in my head. it really felt like this is it, this is the last time i'm seeing him. in terms of your mental health, do you feel stronger or worn out? worn down in terms of i've had enough, can we be over covid now? and on the other hand, again, there's still that determination. let'sjust plough on, let's get through. but in a sector that struggles to recruit, nearly a fifth of care staff questioned expect to leave theirjobs within 12 months. mark was the manager of a home for people with learning disabilities. his wife had to shield, so she and their young children moved out in case he brought the virus home. he's now quit his job so that they can be back together safely. there was a lot of tears. we didn't want to be apart. and i think despite long hours work

i am joanna gosling. india's prime minister narendra modi says the surge in coronavirus cases has shaken the nation — his comments come as the country hits a record number of new cases for the fourth day in a row. a fire sweeps through a hospital treating coronavirus patients in baghdad, killing at least 82 people according to iraqi officials. labour calls for the government to face mps over the refurbishment of the prime minister's downing street flat. but the government denies claims that borisjohnson broke the rules. the government has to answer to why they had given out billions of pounds of money to their cronies and their friends and they won't even declare it through the current rules. the costs are being covered by the prime minister and everything is being fully declared, in line with the rules. england's biggest football teams and the sport's governing bodies will stage a four—day boycott of social media from next friday, to campaign for social media companies to crack down on online abuse. hell

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haslinda: joanna, what was the impact on the wider crypto universe?all of these coins going up in advance of the coinbase listing. you look at the one-week performance and everything was doing really well, so this is a comeback from that. ether slumped more than bitcoin, and as you said, dogecoin is the stand out, it is still more than 300% higher the past week, but the crypto universe overall did suffer somewhat. rishaad: we have seen wild gyrations in the crypto space. contextualize this for us. it is not that unusual, is it? joanna: it is not. the last one was late february, so about two months ago. this is pretty much par for the course. you will have these sudden, quick drops. things have rebounded so that has to give some comfort to the crypto bulls that you did come back. ether is now 2250. they are still up quite year to date haslinda: shares of trip.com surged after the hong kong debut, and we spoke to the ceo and asked what the online travel agency plans to do. >> we will mostly use our prestige to enhance our platform. invest mainly in tech

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joanna helmue is describing some of what are called long haul symptoms or lasting symptoms that covidatients are dealing with. >> i've had patients that have lingering covid symptoms. >> reporter: including anxiety, mood disorders and even strokes. her patients have several other lasting symptoms too. >> headache disorders are very common in people. new dizziness, vertigo, ringing in their ears. people are passing out. >> reporter: dr. grace lee says covid precautions and vaccines are just as important due to these long haul threats. >> the long haul covid can impact people. it's really going to be the young adults who get it. >> reporter: dr. helmue says some of her patients are teen. online many covid survivors described daily headaches and vertigo. crystal says she's getting the vaccines due to her concerns over these lingering side effects. >> i had a developed cognitive symptoms who still has them. >> reporter: they're working to find the cause of lingering symptoms so that they can help those people. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >>> we've been hearing a lot about variants and whether

, paul of course, some of baylor's biggest alumni were in the game including our friends chip and joannas. here they are. yeah, it was a big night for the gaines' family not only did their school win but after the game, joanna redid the entire court in shiplap. >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: meanwhile, back on campus, baylor students celebrated after the final buzzer watch this [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: even the drunk dudes in miami were like, "that seems risky. [ laughter ] i wouldn't do that." >> steve: "lucky i've had my --" >> jimmy: "you want to get on top of that car and dance? sure." well, people were talking about this in response to coca-cola opposing georgia's new restrictive voting law, president trump has told his supporters to boycott the company. but check out this picture taken in his office yesterday. yeah [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he has a bottle of coke on his desk but don't worry, trump fixed it by taking out a sharpie and writing "pepsi." >> steve: oh [ laughter ] >> jimmy: could we also zoom into the background of his office for a second? g

joanna helmue is describing some of what are called long haul symptoms or lasting symptoms that covide dealing with. >> i've had patients that have lingering covid symptoms. >> reporter: including anxiety, mood disorders and even strokes. her patients have several other lasting symptoms too. >> headache disorders are very common in people. new dizziness, vertigo, ringing in their ears. people are passing out. >> reporter: dr. grace lee says covid precautions and vaccines are just as important due to these long haul threats. >> the long haul covid can impact people. it's really going to be the young adults who get it. >> reporter: dr. helmue says some of her patients are teen. online many covid survivors described daily headaches and vertigo. crystal says she's getting the vaccines due to her concerns over these lingering side effects. >> i had a developed cognitive symptoms who still has them. >> reporter: they're working to find the cause of lingering symptoms so that they can help those people. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >>> we've been hearing a lot about variants and whether vaccines

been dosed and we felt quite confident in the safety profile >> reporter: in kansas city michael and joannaelly enrolled 2-year-old nora. >> because we trust the science. we had the opportunity to sign up for this, and we talked it over and we believe that this is an opportunity to keep our child safe >> reporter: like similar trials involving the moderna vaccine, doctors start low, then slowly increase the children's vaccine dose >> it's basically the goldilocks effect, finding the right dose that produces robust immune response with the least amount of side effects >> reporter: for theave sleepovers and play dates again. >> reporter: fortunately, doctors say children generally tolerate the vaccine well with few side effects. the ultimate goal, to vaccinate every elementary school child by this time next year. lester >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> up next for us tonight, a man who's about to become a doctor himself his unique perspective inspiring america. >>> finally, we want to share some inspiration tonight from a man finishing up medical school in new jersey who turned a setback int

sits down for a chilling jailhouse interview about the death of her 3 small children, 3 year-old joanna 2 year-old boy, terry and 6 month-old girl sierra. >> early what happened to your 3 children in receipt. i to be clear. did you kill your children. >> so i don't want them to be further abuse. i promised them when they reported that i was going to protect them and their a t already saw what was happening already saw or i already knew what was going on. and i knew it was going to continue to happen. >> to your right or actions. i wish my kids bro livia is. i wish that i didn't have to do that. yes, i prefer them not being tortured and abused on a regular basis for the rest of their life. >> creo is being held in kern county and will face a number of charges. officials in los angeles are seeking to bring her back to southern california where they say she killed her children. the morning of saturday, april 10th at an apartment in receded. creo had fled the area by the time their grandmother found the bodies police initially said the children had been stabbed to death. but later claimed t

. >> reporter: in kansas city michael and joanna kelly enrolled 2-year-old nora. >> because we trust science. we had the opportunity to sign up for this and we talked it over and we believe that this is an opportunity to keep our child safe. >> reporter: like similar trials involving the moderna vaccine, doctors start low, then slowly increase the children's vaccine dose. >> basically the goldilockss effect, finding the right dose that produces a robust immune response with the least amount of side effects. >> reporter: for the gerardo girls, it's all about getting back to normal. >> i want to have sleepovers again. >> reporter: doctors generally tolerate the vaccine well with few side effects the ultimate goal to vaccinate every elementary school child by this time next year. >> thanks to tom costello. >>> india has broken a grim world record reporting 314,000 new covid cases in a single day. thursday was also the country's deadliest day so far with more than 2,000 deaths reported that raises the death toll to over 184,000 rapid spread has prompted canada to ban flights from india a

i am joanna gosling. come as the country hits a record number of new cases for the fourth day in a row. a fire sweeps through a hospital treating coronavirus patients in baghdad, killing at least 82 people according to iraqi officials. labour calls for the government to face mps over the refurbishment of the prime minister's downing street flat. but the government denies claims that borisjohnson broke the rules. the government has to answer to why they had given out billions of pounds of money to their cronies and their friends and they won't even declare it through the current rules. the costs are being covered by the prime minister and everything

. >> let's get to calls, to joanna on our democrats line in maryland.d morning. >> caller: congressman, first, i have to say you have not had a nice thing to say about joe biden at all. that's amazing. but i want to correct something you said and ask you a question. first of all, the children -- unaccompanied children are the ones that are being allowed in the country. adults are not. and children with adults are not. but i want to ask you a question now. are you suggesting unaccompanied children 2 years old, 3 years old, 5 years old, 8 years old, 12 years old, should be thrown over the border to fend for themselves? is that what you are suggesting? >> thanks for your call. thanks for your call. 18,000 unaccompanied minors were in that 170,000 that crossed. isn't it tragic that cartels are bringing unaccompanied minors over to the united states and charging someone for that service, either cash from a relative in the united states who pays through venmo, or kids are released into the country with a telephone number. and it could be a human trafficking i

i'm joanna gosling. our top stories... india's prime minister narendra modi says the surge in coronavirus cases has shaken the nation — his comments come as the country hits a record number of new cases for the fourth day in a row. how ever much we try, at some point, we just cannot do our best because there is a shortage of oxygen, a shortage of icu beds and a shortage of medicine. pressure grows on the prime minister over his flat refurbishment — labour calls for the government to face mps. a fire sweeps through a hospital treating coronavirus patients in the iraqi capital baghdad, killing at least 27 people and injuring dozens. an operation to extinguish one of the largest gorse fires of recent years in northern ireland, enters its third day — more than 100 firefighters have been trying to put out the flames since friday. and coming up this hour — a new backdrop for the oscars. we'll go behind the scenes as la's union station prepares for a covid—safe ceremony. hello and welcome to bbc news. india's prime minister says

i'm joanna gosling. our top stories...n up the ends of pounds of money to their cronies and their friends and they will not even declare it through the current laws. but the government has denied claims that borisjohnson broke the rules of refurbishing his downing street flat. everything has

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. >> joanna, i know you're not a cop, but you deal with cops in your career. it sounds to me -- i'm just interpreting it from what derek chauvin says, he's a sizeable guy and has to be controlled. derek chauvin who has a badge and a gun was scared. i think what you're seeing in the convenience store, none of those folks around george floyd are scared. they describe him as affable, they're all talking, laughing. it's just interesting to hear that that's derek chauvin's first take. >> without question. so back to the point, right, consistent with what you're asking me about having to testify and jeff to that. we know we have the testimony he's a sizable guy. there were other officers there, is that correct? it wasn't just you dealing with him. can we agree to that? he was in cuffs. there was a time you had him on the ground. when he was on the ground, was he kicking you, biting you, doing anything which would indicate to you he represented a danger or threat to you, sir? he would be savaged. did you reassess, take a look and see if he was okay? after a min and a

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. >> in kansas city michael in joanna kelly enrolled two year old norah. >> we trust the science. we had the opportunity to sign up for this, and we talked it over, and we believe that this is an opportunity to keep our child safe. >> like similar trials involving the moderna vaccine, this doctor start low in the sullying crease the doctors dose. >> it's the goldilocks of blacks effect. finding the right dose, that produces robust immune response, with due east amount of side effects. >> for the gerardo girls, it's all about getting back to normal. >> i want to have sleep overs again. >> fortunately doctors say children generally tolerate the vaccine well, with a few side effects. the ultimate goal is to vaccinate every elementary school child in this country, by this time next year. >> tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> coming up for us, perhaps you remember, it took some getting used to, hearing american citizens getting trashed by an american president. our look back is coming up. >>g up >> [♪♪] looking to repair dry, damaged hair without weighing it down? try pantene daily

i also want to thank joanna prior for being with us, and my thanks to the wonderful staff at harvard law

sits down for a chilling jailhouse interview about the death of her 3 small children, 3 year-old joanna 2 year-old boy, terry and 6 month-old girl sierra. >> ana. what happened to your 3 children in receipt. i to be clear. did you kill your children. >> so i don't want them to be further abuse. and promised them when they reported that i was going to protect them and their a t already saw what was happening already saw i already knew what was going on. and i knew it was going continue to happen. >> to your right or actions. i wish my kids bro livia do i wish that i didn't have through that he has i prefer them not being tortured and abused on a regular basis for the rest of their life. >> creo is being held in kern county and will face a number of charges. officials in los angeles are seeking to bring her back to southern california where they say she killed her children. the morning of saturday, april 10th at an apartment in receded. creo had fled the area by the time their grandmother found the bodies police initially said the children had been stabbed to death. but later claimed the

round came and has called on the clubs president joanna porsche to explain where they stand on the european safely. and local no precedent yes i talk to the president yesterday about this issue he explained to me the stance of the club but there's been so much noise since yesterday that it's better not to opine about it right now because many things can happen nobody knows what will happen when we have teams that said they were in the now they're saying they want out so i think we must wait but in the end all i want is the best for this club. one of the man behind the idea and vice president of the save playcentre and yet he admitted it can no longer go ahead but the event is chairman also hinted at that other clubs was thinking of signing up. i remain convinced of the beauty of that project of devaluating would have developed the pyramid of the creation of the best competition in the world but admittedly no i mean i don't think that that project is now still up and running but maybe something will happen in the future i'm not going to say how many plums clubs contacted me in just 24 hours

i'm joanna gosling. borisjohnson has to offer a full and frank explanation. he has to be transparent. if he's got nothing to hide he has nothing to fear. the only information i have - is that the prime minister has paid for this and he's i made that very clear. the first shipment of uk medical aid arrives in india as the country continues to struggle with a massive covid crisis. the uk national health service coronavirus vaccine booking system opens to people aged 42 and over in england. new data suggests there is a growing link between coronavirus restrictions and the language development of young children. calls for better miscarriage support as research suggests black women face a significantly higher risk of losing a baby than white women. you have now a total of 28 points. thank you. a 24—year—old student from scotland becomes the youngest—ever winner of mastermind since the show started in 1972. borisjohnson will chair a cabinet meeting later as he attempts to shift the focus from a series of claim

hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling.trike. the uk government is facing calls to make its new adviser on ministers' conduct fully independent, with labour accusing it of marking its own homework. more medical aid is due to arrive in india as the country reports nearly 380,000 new covid cases — the world's highest single—day total. northern ireland's democratic unionist party begins its search for a new leader, after arlene foster announced she would step down. the uk's biggest airport — heathrow — has recorded losses of nearly £2.4 billion and passenger numbers down 90% due to the pandemic. sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. good morning. manchester city lead 2—1 going into next week's second leg of their champions league semifinal. they came from behind to win in paris last night but both managers insist the tie is farfrom over. it is far from over. it is farfrom over. was it is far from over. was an even game it. it is farfrom over. was an even game it. i think playing it

i also want to thank joanna prior for being with us, and my thanks to the wonderful staff at harvard law school for their superb work in putting together this event read now a few words about the lecture, about its namesake, and the person here to deliver it today. the justice antonin scalia series was established at harvard law school in 2015 by an anonymous donor to promote our understanding of the following -- of the founding principles of the united states constitution. they are in the field of political science, history, philosophy, law, government, religion, and related disciplines. the person chosen to be the scalia lecturer is a scholar of high distinction who through their research, writings, and teachings elucidates the principles of the american founding. it is meaningful for me to introduce the scalia lecture. justice scalia was deeply influential and stimulated many productive conversations about the law and the legal system. i think that is in part because he understood and respected the law's complexity. i was his law clerk and i was always struck by the framed embroid

. >> reporter: baylor alums, chip and joanna gaines, along with rg3 and his daughters celebrated at lucas coach scott drew capping off his 18th season with the bears, leading one of the biggest rebounds in college basketball history >> unbelievable basketball players, better people. >> reporter: gonzaga and baylor were supposed to play each other back in december, and the game was canceled because of covid. little did they know, they'd be matching up against each other in the big game. hoda and craig, back to you. >> thank you, steph. look who is with us. baylor head coach scott drew and star mvp guard jared butler. took home the mvp award. you have a piece of the net tied into your hat, which is appropriate this morning give me this moment. you opened your eyes this morning. i don't know if you slept. >> i didn't. >> please tell me what you were thinking when it finally sunk in, that you guys defeated the number one team in the country last night >> the funny part is, i haven't gone to sleep. i'm still riding the wave. i'm still wearing the shirt i was wearing for the game still have the

we will now hear from joanna v. >> hello, at our last appealing meeting i was personally attacked. my family and i have worked hard to obtain a dream of owning a home in san francisco. since discussion started with bridge housing a few years ago, it seems those homes do not matter. as long as bridge comes in and continues to tell us lie after lie, promoting their agenda saying they care about the community when all the while those of us who've been apart of that community are being made to feel we do not matter. e repercussions of having a monstrous building built literally in our backyards, dealing with the noise and havoc brought on by three years of construction, what happens if damage is incurred to our homes. if foundation is damaged or walls are cracked, who is going to incur those large expenses. we're doing so out of concern for our homes and our community. since we the plan has changed two to three times. we have been continually lied to. we would be able to get preand post construction assessment of our homes. we were being forced to deal with municon which we knew nothin

a 16-point victory in a national championship with chip and joanna gaines on hand, waco's good luck charmsense, it was the defense that stood out. they were shooting the lights out, but gonzaga just couldn't do anything. for a team as good as gonzaga is with a couple of nba lottery picks in their starting lineup, they were totally thrown off. couldn't even get into their offense. >> willie, last night to me was like christmas eve. i had four baseball games going between the tv and my ipad. and then the ncaa final four, last night, the big game, baylor, gonzaga. i turned on that game and you know, i'm not the greatest basketball fan in the world, i love college baseball, i'm not an aficionado for the ins and outs of the game, but i enjoy watching the game. that game to my mind was over in the first three or four minutes. baylor just blew them off the floor. i was stunned at the speed of baylor. gonzaga could do nothing that they formally did in every game they played this year. >> gonzaga was stunned, too. and this was supposed to be the year for gonzaga, who people wil remember, they were

and i will pass it to joanna faith. >> good evening. oversee the partnership of city college in san francisco and this partnership provides opportunities for students to take college courses while they are still in high school. for concurrent enrollment, students go directly to city college to take courses outside of the regular high school day typically on the weekends or after school. concurrent enrollment is one source of students seeking enrichment. students participate via their high school and the early college team. primarily underrepresented students to enroll in college courses while they are still in high school. there is an emphasis on career and technical education subjects that are connected to jobs in high demand areas. the two main models are either one, a course that's embedded in the high school day or two we also send co-hoards of students at various city colleges. programs are offered during the school year and the summer and we have been able to continue our programming through distanced learning. this concludes this

mary mcaleese, the former president of ireland, the actor joanna lumley, former archbishop york, andis 7:33am. you are with breakfast. from tomorrow, pubs, cafes and restaurants in england can reopen for customers seated outdoors for the first time in months. let's take a look at what the rules are. firstly, you must only meet in a group of six people or a maximum of two households. there is no longer a need for customers to have a substantial meal with alcohol, but you must order, eat and drink while seated at an outside table. contactless payment is encouraged rather than the use of cash. all those over the age of 16 will have to check in with the nhs test and trace app, or give their contact details to staff. and when being shown to a table or going to the toilet, customers must wear a face covering, unless exempt, and always observe social distancing rules. kate nicholls is the chief executive of uk hospitality and joins us now. kate, good morning. it is the big day, tomorrow is the day that hospitality has been waiting for for a very long time. hospitality has been waiting for f

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