and when john lowe was one of the most special neither a movie star nor a pop musician she sic a zero zero zero a key opinion leader on social media a fashion influencer. we kaos have advantages we're fast we work with our phones and we post what we see directly and as private individuals we can get closer to people. when john lowe study design she became a style icon through her instagram posts and fashion blogs hundreds of thousands of people follow what she wears and what she has to say about style issues. after an hour she's off to her next appointment. she travels the fashion capitals of the globe but she found shanghai the most exciting city of all. how many europe is highly developed in terms of fashion. but the pace there are slowing down. here in china we're very happy about that because we're facing a great future lots of unexpected great things will be happening here. next opposition being all. can live from her work as a social media presence at the moment she takes care of all her business herself she even use a basement parking lot as a dressing room. ready for her next

population of the united states and these millenniums are eager to consume not surprisingly says when john low i'm not. in the west the older generations had a lot of luxury so it's not such a big deal for young people but that's not the case for china's older generation which is why we're so eager to have it. when john lauer certain chinese influence in the fashion world will continue growing this year she's planning to launch her own collection of swimwear and the fashion k.o.l.o. will probably continue to be her own best advertising. fragrance and crispy guess what they're serving up at this next chinese restaurant cockroaches breeders insists the insects a clean and tasty add to working with chefs to make them a delicacy a warning report contains a lot of bugs. imagine having a million cockroaches in your home the stuff of nightmares but that is the case for leaping and he couldn't be happier as a brita he sees them as his children he also thinks that delicious. and so i don't care to have a lot of people think it's disgusting and call them pests but the ones that we promote here american

lib dems are hoping they'll defy all expectations, though just now that is setting the bar rather low. johnc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's programme. we head to norway to play some chess. we check out some mediaeval sat nav by studying a map of the world up close. and lucy takes a bumpy ride to test out two new cameras that could add the professional touch. but first, i'm in the norwegian capital of oslo. an unlikely trend is taking hold, all based on one of the world's most enduring games. an unlikely trend is taking hold, all based on one of the world's most enduring games. in chess tournaments, sometimes a match can take two whole weeks. and here in norway, it's entertainment. this is a really old game, not anything is brand—new, so why is it coming back here in norway? first of all, because we have a really good chess player here in our country. it wasn't before magnus became the best that it exploded. world number one magnus carlsen was a chess prodigy, first reaching the top of the rankings in 2010. he has dominated the game ever since and still hold

lib dems are hoping they'll defy all expectations, though just now that is setting the bar rather low. johnla — who was killed in a plane crash in january — has died of a heart attack in argentina. horacio sala described his son's death as a "bad dream". emiliano sala was on his way to his new club, cardiff city, when the private jet chartered by his agent came down in the english channel. two people have suffered minor injuries in an explosion at the tata steelworks in port talbot in south wales. the blast happened in the early hours of the morning and triggered a number of small fires. it's thought to have been caused by a train carrying molten metal into the works. vauxhall is recalling 235,000 zafira cars for a third time after a new source of fires was discovered. the zafira b cars were previously recalled after campaigners claimed more than 300 had caught fire. the company said the latest recall affects cars built between 2005 and 2014 which do not have electronic climate control. today, the chief executive of crossrail said he could meet the deadline but admitted there were no guaran

lib dems are hoping they'll defy all expectations, though just now that is setting the bar rather low. johnho was killed in a plane crash injanuary — has died of a heart attack in argentina. horacio sala described his son's death as a "bad dream". emiliano sala was on his way to his new club, cardiff city, when the private jet chartered by his agent came down in the english channel. the montenegro football team will play its next uefa home match behind close doors — after england players were racially abused there in march. england players, including raheem sterling and danny rose, suffered racist abuse during the 5—1 win in podgorica last month. montenegro have also been fined 20 thousand euros and ordered to display a banner with the words hashtag equal game. there's a crucial night ahead for liverpool. they could return to the top of the premier league when they play huddersfield at anfield. liverpool are virtually neck and neck with the current leaders manchester city — as the season draws to a close. our sports correspondent andy swiss is at anfield for us this evening. yes, welcome to

lib dems are hoping they'll defy all expectations, though just now that is setting the bar rather low. john its next uefa home match behind closed doors, after england players were racially abused there in march. players, including raheem sterling and danny rose, suffered racist abuse during the 5—1 win last month. montenegro have also been fined 20 thousand euros and ordered to display a banner with the words hashtag equal game. in tonight's football, liverpool returned to the top of the premier league, as the fight for the title reaches the final stages. they trashed huddersfield at anfield and attention now turns to manchester city's game in hand on sunday. andy swiss reports. # liverpool, liverpool, liverpool... they might be the underdog in the title race but you would have not guested. liverpool fans in bullish mood hoping for a win to ramp up the pressure on rivals manchester city. and the hosts could afford to be confident. their opponents, huddersfield, are rock bottom of the table. surely even they couldn't have dreamt of a start quite like this. liverpool ahead after just 15 seco

lib dems are hoping they'll defy all expectations, though just now that is setting the bar rather low. johnes: this is bbc news, the headlines: president trump urges parents to vaccinate their children against measles, after two universities quarantine staff and students to try to contain an outbreak. sri lanka's prime minister admits a serious breakdown in the government before the bombing attack on easter sunday, and insists he was "out of the loop." britain's top civil servant has demanded ministers co—operate with his inquiry into a leak of classified information from the national security council. sir mark sedwill has written to ministers — and is reported to have given them an ultimatum — that they either confess to or deny the leak about government plans to allow the chinese technology giant huawei help build britain's new 56 network. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. look who happens to be in beijing today, talking up the prospect of business deals between the uk and china. the chancellor, philip hammond. back home, a row rages, yes, hammond. back home, a row rages, y

their kids about behaving in the white house, in a joyless way, coombage was extremely hard on john, and the low point of his life are the letters to john which are in the bury archive where he berates john for not performing well in college. so -- every tragedy like a loss of a child has an affect. they suffered from the loss of calvin, jr. but they dit persevere. and what i like about john, i wish i had known him. he was so good about preserving his father's legacy. he understood and he was a wonderful man in that way. with incredible empathy, and for example, the cheese factory in plymouth notch, which was the president's fathers, they wanted to make money from dairy, it's always a struggle. they had a cheese factory because before refrigeration, cheese was the way you transmitted protein. john started that again, as a symbol of what it had meant to be a struggling farmer. and it was important to coolidge because he always vetoed agricultural sucksdy, farmers never had made much money. but that community didn't understand how it was to be a farmer. >> brian: so how did you now working for the

it was surprisingly low. john: it was. thanks for having me.en 16% and 18% of 18 to 29-year-olds believe members of the baby boomer generation, whether they are voters or elected officials care about people like them. figure earlier point, that will certainly be one of the drivers of participation headed into the 2020 cycle relative to where we were four years ago it is 20% higher overall. i would love to remind your viewers that a few days before the midterm election, where we did predict at historically high turnout, and that is what we saw before the midterm election from the left. something is brewing. david: from your experience with polling, when you see it show up in the polls, is it more likely to drive the actual voters among young people? motivatedg people are a variety of reasons is what we found over the last 20 years ago . one of the specific drivers and one of the reasons we were so confident reading up to the midterms that we see a higher was theyage turnout believe politics can make a tangible difference. what we found was that

john kelly. morale was low in the white house. he said meetings are a free for all.hey're hanging from the rafters in mick mulvaney's office. it's more closely resembling what reince priebus's time in the white house looked like. mick mulvaney said he doesn't want information to be currency in the white house. above all, what i think is important to communicate to viewers of the segment is that mick mulvaney is a really ambitious guy. he's had essentially three titles in this administration thus far. sources say he's already looking on to see at what point he could succeed wilbur ross as commerce secretary. one said he's a master of self-preservation. when he said he would like to help trump be trump and give him the tools he needs to be the kind of president he wants to be and lead the way he wants to, that's mick mulvaney looking out for number one, not necessarily the president >> sure. mick mulvaney is a master of self-preservation at the expense of anything resembling principle. only would a stint as commerce secretary be seen as a step up from the chief of staf

states so there's concern here according to the wall street journal there's might pump a low secretary of state john bolton the national security adviser's long time hawks on iran that they're pushing the president to do this the other side you have the cia and the u.s. military warning that it's unlikely that this will do the amount of damage to the iranian economy that they would like to see and at the same time saying that this could put u.s. troops at risk in so much so that central command might issue a warning to u.s. troops to be on the lookout for any potential reaction so these are two sides that are squaring off trying to move the debate to the public sphere whether or not they do this we don't know and it is potentially going to have a lot of blowback the other countries that forget example those who are in the nuclear agreement they're already trying to come up with a workaround for the u.s. pulling out of the nuclear deal this could provide even more incentive for people and those companies to try and find a way to work around the u.s. financial system. now the u.s. has revoked the entr

john homan does it a similar low. paid skit to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines when i was there a spain's socialist party is celebrating victory in the general election but it hasn't won enough seats to rule on its own populist parties also made headway with the far right vox gaining seats in parliament for the first time i was serious stephanie deca reports from madrid. the key issue is the cattle and independence parties if they form a coalition with sanchez what kind of a compromise is going to be made it is an issue that is not going to go away you have twelve leaders on trial here madrid has not independence leaders on trial it is a hugely divisive issue you also have the economy that needs to be dealt with a lot of people we spoke to said that the high cost of living unemployment was one of the main issues so he has huge challenges ahead first of all forming that government and then secondly second tackling those issues a man who had been detained in turkey and charged with spying for

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john hickenlooper at the low end, 10% of his money, cory booker and kirsten gillibrand in the teens. is that -- is it fair to say that that is a reflection of disappointment or lack of a grass roots organization? >> well, for somebody like booker potentially, i mean, we saw him draw fewer spectators at his own kickoff rally as pete buttigieg did on sunday. this is a former mayor and a sitting senator with a national profile who got land by buttigieg in crowd counts so you have to look at that small dollar number and be worried because he will eel need grass roots support to run the kind of campaign. gillibrand overall is in trouble but booker small dollar number is not great for him long term. >> and to the bernie point, from rufus gifford, obama's former finance director, what's happening right now and i think it's a brilliant political strategy is no candidate can touch him by raising the money the way he raises it, continuing to see bernie sanders with a massive financial advantage. have you to think that gives him a leg up on any other campaign. in my mind the other campaigns are

john. >>well robin away from the coast and some of that low lying cloud cover you do see of clear skies overnd a little bit farther inland where the sun is starting to pick its first light over the horizon out there doing so on a cooler morning than yesterday was yesterday we were widespread in the 60's today, not so much definitely more so in the 50's as you're stepping outside light jacket maybe coming in handy. these next couple of hours as you step outside at these temperatures now clear skies are seen overhead. the sides that coastal fog and that low lying cloud cover over the peninsula. today's daytime highs are going to stay cooler than they were yesterday that's the big story today is the fact that it's still warm but it's a lot more comfortable on the warm side of things mission district you're keeping in the low 70's while sunset district down into the low 60's a bit cooler up and down the pacific shoreline as well as noticeably cooler on the bayshore side of things with millbrae at 70 degrees today saying carlos in woodside egypt, 76, mountain view still holding on to the 80's but

francisco center on this live look checking outside conditions, let's go over to john trimble who has a look at your forecast low robin look and get out there even though this morning is a bit on the cloudy side for some you can see that makes a blue to the skies and then some of those low clouds in the distance behind financial district. >>in san francisco this morning, san jose also looking at some clear skies above but some of that low cloud cover also seen in the distance which you can also make out here above berkeley, a mix of sunshine making its way down in shadow from our low clouds clouds will burn off into the afternoon and after that all you've got to look forward to as a lot of sunshine in our radar kind of a mess that up here again right now, but you do see that age for high pressure which is going to be the thing that is keeping us dry in the days to come future cast shows you just that a lots of clear skies today and tomorrow and tomorrow as temperatures even warmer than today's in today already a warm up from yesterday so will be boosting well into the 80's for many in inland areas for your thurs

>>when you step going to notice that it's pretty cloudy out there temperatures in the low to mid 50's right now john tribal our meteorologist says we are not done with the rain more on the way find out when after the break. >> dr. stanley: remember this:

low 60's. robin. >>all right, thank you john want to check in on traffic it's time to head to work in. let's see how things are moving around the bay area starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza. the back of the cash scientists continues to grow right right here in the right hand side we have about 3 cash lines available. and it's quickly stacking up so 9 minutes to make that drive from the bottom of the maze over to fremont street, here's one on one your commute across the golden gate looking good moving well right on time at 27 minutes novato to the toll plaza 92 little busy as well but no big problems, leaving hey we're so so far a quick easy commute 13 minute and growing to make it from hayward over to san mateo traffic tracker showing great numbers who are still on time for 6.80 south. but a call to danville 24 out of one a creek. the shore freeways looking good. and no problems for 8.80 out of san jose it's wide open. and a very quick 9 minutes from san jose heading north to milpitas. quick action by a california police officer may have saved the life of a 9 month-old baby bo

tuesday, just a slight chance of rainfall and by the end of the forecast, it's back into the low 60's we go. johnhe camera here check out the return center fell bridge toll plaza i can even see the traffic gets blurry now. >>that rain is pushing and so it's going to be a little wet for you on westbound 5.80 leading up to the pay gates do not forget the wipers you gonna need it. but the drive times so far looks good right. it's only 8 minutes from the toll plaza out a one to one so that is considered a really good commute. same story here the bay bridge tropics build back be on 8.80 stretching to west grand very quiet now at 15 minutes but keep in mind that baseball fans will hedden early this afternoon and that's going to interrupt your commute and the way start heading out in the game is over that's going to interrupt your afternoon commute to for 80 one on one to 80 city streets king second 3rd you know the drill so be prepared for that if you're driving through san francisco. no hot spots in drive times look good for a friday, you know it's friday when it's like this time of morning and we sti

we are looking forward to low to mid 70's, no rain how about that john trouble tracking that forecast details in just a bit. >>in this crime on extra a cat which was hit by a car and left to die in daly city is now recovering at the peninsula human. >>less than 15 minutes for this connectio hat took away e bridge for you want to want to cross the golden gates move at the limit both directions. no issues right now into or out of san francisco. so a very quick 21 minutes rolling south novato to the toll plaza. well j. proves yes indeed aston martin has produced its first electric car. it's called the repeat e now the ford or vehicle is unveiled at the shanghai motor show lot of folks are excited about this. it's an electric version of the repeat asked which is gas powered. i think our floor director costs like sees kind of cars right it'sita top speed of a 155 miles per hour. he says no you're just crazy. the price tag further of heat expected to be around $330,000 or 4 director cost can buy it and then he'll let me and john barr it on the weekends. yeah, he says coming up next on the c

john. >>barely see the golden gate bridge through some of those low clouds that are still hanging out acrossis morning, a mix of low clouds and sunshine to be seen for your tuesday morning showers and for the most part worked their way out of the region, you're still holding on to just a couple around the altima besides that a pretty dry tuesday. back to you. >>all right john thanks very much at 6.57 a quick break coming up the latest on the fire in paris that engulfed the iconic notre cathedral will take a look at what was salvaged in the wake of that blaze. plus the warriors losing game 2 against the clippers win a look at where the team fell apart in the 2nd half. you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand! stop! we should be holding the wheel, not holding the phone. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun? ♪ ♪ ♪ are you ready? ♪ we can't stop, we've only just begun. ♪ ♪ ♪ oooooooooo... ♪ i'll show you something ♪ neeeeeewwww. ♪ i'll show y

states so there's concern here according to the wall street journal there's might pump a low secretary of state john bolton national security advisers long time hawks on iran that they're pushing the president to do this the other side you have the cia and the u.s. military warning that it's unlikely that this will do the amount of damage to the iranian economy that they would like to see and at the same time saying that this could put u.s. troops at risk in so much so that central command might issue a warning to u.s. troops to be on the lookout for any potential reaction so these are two sides that are squaring off trying to move the debate to the public sphere whether or not they do this we don't know and it is potentially going to have a lot of blowback the other countries and forget example those who are in the nuclear agreement they're already trying to come up with a workaround for the u.s. pulling out of the nuclear deal this could provide even more incentive for people and those companies to try and find a way to work around the u.s. financial system to yemen now where cholera is surging th

college and then did very well because, yeah, you can do very well when you're the 2% of low-income students at yale or johns hopkins. putting more money into those schools endowments is not in any way fixing this problem. >>let take one more question. then we're going to wrap. >> you might have had this in the last response. i'm lauren. from fr i'm from congressman -- office. what conversation is being had around a holistic approach to this. there was a lot of discussion around the black graduate student with six figure of debt and pell. that often is the same person. how are we modeling this to o lou that student -- god forbid they have kids to get through college too. there's a cycle of being stuck in this position of inability to build. how can we model this or think of it in a holistic approach so the pell student can have true social mobility. >> all right. they're all looking at me. i guess i'll answer. >> it's an easy question. >> yeah. i'll say it again. i think what's happened at least for us in tennessee and i see across the nation. we're starting to flip pages and get to different issues that add

low 70's. robin thank you john who want to check in on the morning commute and see how the folks are doing outcenter fell bridge. >>here's a peak and and we have a nice steady flow so far with no major delays so we call this a pretty good commute right we're at 8 minutes from the pay gates to one on one the bay bridge traffic, the heaviest as usual you're back up spills. all the way over to west grand that's where it starts. it continues right through the tolls up the eastern span and then it's a great ride into san francisco at 12 minutes. we still have that stall being cleared on to 38 the northbound connector to 80 south. just about out of the way your backed up on to 5.80 westbound as emerge out of castro valley on to to 38 and even when you make it over to the minutes, a little crowded now southbound from to 38 up to a street, but that is the norm accident out of your way 84 west at ruby hill, your backed up about 3 miles or so for the west found ride that somewhat commute traffic too and then 80 west and cutting an accident in the clearing stages. so it's going to be a little busy throug

low. what does this mean to you, john. >> it's a reality show kind of appointment. they weren cane is not somebody who has the kind of background even though he dhared the kansas city branch of the federal reserve. those regional bank chairs do not do all that much. they provide some intelligence to the fed, but this is not in the mold of jerome powell or randy quarrels or richard collaren. the serious people with serious expertise at the treasury department. that kind of thing you expect in federal reserve appointments. i have serious questions as to whether herman cain could get approved by the senate just as i do about steven moore, we've seen a lot of stuff come out about steven moore taxes and issues related to child support. herman cain was the subject during his presidential campaign, the subject of allegations of sexual assault and other types of misconduct much so it doesn't surprise me that the president would want to put forward a name like this, or float a name like this. >> this country is full of economists. you can find one to support your theories --

low income housing. >> i work for the city and count eave fran. >> john harris loves his job. reporting to the human service agency. >> fleet management, i work in the garage. >>> i go to work at suck:30 in the morning and get off at five p.m. >> i've been living in the truck for two years now. >> this native of san francisco said before his city job he had been in corporate security. >> i took care of my mom for eight, nine years, she passed away. i applied for social security. they said you have to apply when you're 62. you're fine. >> when two city workers hired him he was grateful. >> i'm doing good. i have a good job. a good position, i don't have a place to live. that's my problem. >> harris has been living in homeless shelters, rotating through long waiting list. >> i'm on a list. >> he tried low income sro housing. >> i applied for one and i make $100 too much. i can't move in. if i try to get help they say you don't have a criminal record, you're not disabled. you're not a drug addict. after his city job ends he goes to a church volunteering to mop the floors and help

. >> and home building has been as low the last ten years as it's ever been. johner thing for you. how about, move people around the country to live where it is affordable to have a middle class income and then you'll see people start to flourish get them out of new york and washington, dc and all the places that jeff bezos wants to go to and take them to gary, indiana, indianapolis. >> that's part of the answer, you're right >> i think everybody can agree. >> incentives for that is part of the answer. >> anecdotally, this is happening with some of my friends. great discussion, appreciate it. thank you for that interview bill smead joining us as well. that does it for "the exchange." i'm going to join tyler and melissa for "power lunch" which begins right now >>> kelly, thank you very much earnings season begins with a bang j.p. morgan surging on record results. is it a green light to keep riding this rally? a mega deal with the oil patch what's fueling the m&a and which others may get hitched in the sector and plus, the future with 5g cellular. the grand plan pres

john. >>well we are looking at nice clear skies later today maybe not so much right now just yet sfo looks kind of foggy it's at lowud cover that's been hanging out this morning, a thin enough layer of cloud cover though that it's blocking out visibility enough to result in any delays out of any of our airports that's good news for you travelers on this wednesday and this is where you're seeing most of that low cloud cover hanging out on the peninsula parts of the north bay, then portions of the east bay to its really not going to last for much longer and after burn-off we've got beautiful sunny skies to expect now as you're heading outside to enjoy the weather you'll be doing so with some pretty high levels of pollen is not just today but alter your holiday weekend to calm. so definitely time to get prepared. if you are in our lowe's knows you're a diyer who does spring right. who treats yourself by treating your yard. we do it right, too. with the right plants for your region. so, you stay a step ahead of spring all season long. everyone a 44 now clear skies overhead increasingly clear that is we have seen a touc

and then did very well, because, yeah, you can do very well when you're the 2% of low-income students thaat yale or johns hopkins. and we -- putting more money into those schools' endowments is not in any way fixing this problem. let's take one more question and then we're going to wrap. >> you might have kind of already gotten into this in your last response. my name is lauren from congressman tim ryan's office. my question is, what conversation is being had around a holistic approach to this? there was a lot of discussion about the pell student and the black graduate student with the six figures of debt and the middle class family. but that often is the same person. so how are we modeling this in a way that would allow -- and that person is not building wealth, right? and got forbid they have kids and they want to get through college too. so there is this cycle of being stuck in this position of inability to build wealth. so how can we model this or think about this in a more holistic approach so pell student is able to graduate without debt, build wealth and actually have true social mobility? >> all

the world you would get rid of a guy john and you would choose freedom the thank you she gave ninety feet. high b.g. i have low and i do think. well the difficult times for libya seem to be continuing with the international community still divided about a way forward and the leader of that un backed government in tripoli has issued a fairly stall warning a stark warning unless those divisions can be healed in a way forward is put forth that everybody can agree on and that libya could see history repeat again we could go back to those dark days of two thousand and eleven when this simple rule began ok much appreciated bring this right up to date on the story surely in paris. a russian startup company is to launch a mini stoplights to protect project advertisements right into the night sky start rocket has already found its first client the food and beverage giant pepsi co agreeing to test that flex into other. reaching for the stars is such a stellar idea. from over cars to steampunk style cyborgs the futuristic new art of sight fight is still peers have imagined scores of disturbing futures and in some cases f

john: exactly. lower than five years ago, despite such low unemployment.t leads to a lot of risks in one direction, inflation, risks to the upside undermining the fed's position. it makes a lot of sense for us. manus: that ties in with bloomberg opinion pieces that we are being lulled into a false sense of status quo from the fed. of multi-asset funds at legal and general. this gentleman joins me briefly. everything next on bloomberg. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars... do you guys sell other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the gig or get unlimited. and now get $100 back when you buy a new lg. click, call, or visit a store today. manus: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i wa

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low. i can guarantee of we will still upstairs we would be probably here today. >>i'm john lawrence reporting little storms us knocked out power for more than a quarter of a million customers. >>with most of the outages and pennsylvania and also virginia. >>well up next we could learn a finger to about generosity from a local high schoolers what she's doing to help some of the first kids on the planet. here's a live look outside from our roof camera we're checking out the embarcadero in san francisco, some of you have some showers a little wet and some folks are waking up to dry conditions. >>we're looking at temperatures mainly in the 50's around the bay area so we'll see how long this wet weather. it's going to stick around josh ruble has your forecast and also if you're watching us on the cross on app our live news coverage continues next promise of a areas only commercial free 24 hour streaming news service, it's available for iphones ipads apple tv android devices and also amazon fire. right now you can try it for free just go >>morning news, thanks for waking up with

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low. he's choking like a dog in the street. john hancock, him we remember, am i right?ependent. that's branding. washington, drawing a blank. let's stipulate when it comes to naming things president trump does indeed know what he's talking about. >> when it comes to great steaks, i've just raised the stakes. the sharper image is one of my favorite stores with fantastic products of all kinds. that's why i'm thrilled they agree with me. trump steaks are the world's greatest steaks and i mean that in every sense of the word. >> are we wearing the same tie? i mean, who doesn't buy their steaks at the sharper image? i mean, am i right? to be fair, it's not just -- it's not just meat that the president knows how to brand. gambling ventures, an airline, even a private yacht. the trump name on each and every one of them, it's like gold. it's probably best not to dwell on how those actual ventures turned out financially. let's just say they're in the file cabinet marked very stable genius. there was also trump university. less of a university, more of a $25 million class action

analysts predict a healthy economy coupled with low unemployment and rising wages might lead to a second term for trump political expert and author john a lot of believes the democrats have lost touch with the average voter. most americans think once you kill people and you take away their right to be alive your rights are pretty much the gate at least until you've served out your term in prison and in some cases even as you know in the united states we are going to the death penalty regarding murder because we believe you relinquish your rights when you take another life they realize now that the basic americans out here the people the joe six-pack in america the guy that's just working his job trying to provide first family he's not going to vote democratic or because the democrats have gone so far regressive left that they've lost the rank and file old school democrats that used to vote for them and in fact not only have they lost i'm president trump has rein them in and has become the president really of the average american so the democrats realize they have to go someplace else they're quite desperate and they're willing to let

low 2% growth. that's another source of pressure on the president. >> that was john harwood complete the whipping welllaying down the administration gdp estimate, which we found ou was right on the money. for more of the economic naysayers who keep getting it wrong, we go to trace gallagher in our newsroom. >> let'sxp get to the experts t move on to media. that the first time since 2013 that a, growth in the first quarter with above 3%, much to chagrin of some top economic analyst to put both chicken little on their prognostication. so from hartford present an economic adviser larry summers said the budget forecast will rise to 3%, because of the administration policies. there enough of you believe in the tooth fairy and ludicrous supply-side economics been so larry summers got it wrong but liberal economist and new york times columnist got it really braun saying the president. >> cuts are ineffective and the text bubble may be deflating an this quoting i think that there is quite good chance we will have a recession later this yea or next year. they went on to say the ministration doesn't have an inf

college and then did very well because yeah, you can do very well when you're the 2% of low-income students at yale or johns hopkins. and putting more money into those school endowments is not, you know, in any way fixing this problem. >> let's take one more question, and then we're going to wrap. >> you might have already gotten into this in your last response. my name is lauren i'm from congressman tim ryan's office. what conversation is being had around a holistic approach to this. that often is the same person. how are we modeling this in a way that would allow that student and that person is not building wealth. god forbid they have kids that want to get through college too. there's this cycle of being stuck in the inability to build wealth. how can we model this or think about this in a more holistic approach so the pell student is able to graduate without debt, build wealth, and have true social mobility? >> all right, they're all looking at me, so i guess i'll answer. >> because it's an easy question. >> yeah. um, i'll say it again. i think what's happened at least for us in tennessee and across the

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low 80's at times. rebecca. >>all right, thank you john we're looking at a really nice light roadways. we've seen it all morning long as a matter of fact and nothing's changed really here at t bay bridge toll plaza see what traffic there hasn't been any traffic. it's a really nice as you make your way into the city and it's beautiful and sunny and it's going to be warm like john was mentioning. so get sees ready roll down the windows later on this afternoon under 10 minutes to get you in the san francisco. the richmond san bridge or much improvement here actually we did have a larger back up the back of his nasher behind the pay gates, it's about to richmond parkway so it's not too bad and the drive time under 15 minutes to make your way into the north bay. the golden gate bridge nothing's changed here. it's been socked in by the fog all morning long. but it looks like a drive time really good though just about 21 minutes. coming out of bottle and then into san francisco just make sure the have both hands on the steering wheel. a fog advisory is still in effect by chp checking some dri

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john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. lowe'sts yourself by treating your yard. we do it right, too. with the right plants for your region. so, you stay a step ahead of spring all season long. skies at the coast stayed foggy yesterday and today is bringing even more fog to start with some inland areas seeing it as well. temperatures are cool in the 50's and 60's with calm winds. today's temperatures won't peak quite as warm as they have been with skies still offering up plenty of afternoon sunshine and dry conditions. temperatures will still hold onto the 80's for some inland areas while towards the coast 60's and 70's will prevail.looking ahead at the next 7 days temperatures will stay on a more seasonable track with 70's for your average bay daytime high through the weekend and the ugfrom mostly sunny to partly cloudy. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ri

order mlb extra innings for a great low price and get mlb.tv included with your subscription. go online to learn more. >>> today, johnays of testimony still insisting that the president knew of the watergate cover-up last year. not in this century has anyone made such accusations under oath against a president. >> the white house is seeking protection from the dean testimony behind a wall of silence. the president's spokesman would not reply except with "no comment" to any of the charges. >> you know, there it has been talk about your father -- a great deal of talk, being very secluded, that when he is faced with a problem like some of the watergate developments, that there is this wall. >> well, i think that there's been a lot of secondhand, you know, hearsay and it's been printed as if it's fact, and he hasn't done any wrong. >> you know, i feel almost uncomfortable asking you these questions, and yet, one must at this time. how is your father, mrs. eisenhower? some people have said that he's aged 10 to 15 years. >> i don't -- i haven't seen a dramatic change, but i think he, you know, he gets more gray hairs every