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john. >>> mark zuckerberg told lawmakers his company is cooperating with the investigation. zuckerberg is scheduled to return to capitol hill for more congressional testimony. zuckerberg answered sometimes hostile questions from lawyers who accused him of failing to protect the personal information of millions of facebook users. >> it was my mistake and i'm sorry. >> reporter: a contrite mark zuckerberg apologized for the facebook's data abuse scandal. >> it will take time to make changes across the company, but i'm committed to getting this right. >> reporter: in 2015, 87 million facebook users had their data harvested by a third-party app posing as a personality quiz. the data was sold to cambridge analytica. >> we've seen the apology tours before. i don't see how you can change your business model unless there are specific rules of the road. >> reporter: zuckerberg pushed back, pledging to investigate apps more closely and even work with congress on federal investigation. >> we will commit to that. i think it's an important conversation to have. >> reporter: his personal

politicians like john mark. are candid about their frustration. europeans i think the leader of the five star party does not understand politics very well when he. says he's willing to go either with us or with the democratic party it's clear he has no idea what our party stands for. this is like going to a football match and supporting both teams before me. the center left party to democratic or or democratic party was the elections because loser that's why one of its leaders under. is for one remaining in the opposition he has no intention of helping form a new intelligent government. about the result. worried about the future of this government. only. program. to take and in the south of the nation they receive a lot of votes they have the responsibility to put on the table a government that a majority for the future of the country. italy is facing a long political deadlock which could ultimately result in new elections that however scenario that none of the parties want at least that they can currently agree on. and not a bad night for an ital

well john mark was not or won't tell something high is now in trouble in fact his case you merge in the end of last year already still ahead on the bulletin donald thomas put the secretary of state mike come pale faces his senate confirmation hearing why some say he's not the man for the child and in the track of the number of death penalty cases worldwide amnesty international says there's both good and bad players thing and all of. the the. now springtime in the french riviera should be beautiful it stops at the moment it's more like winter that wraps of clouds you can see this being a of a spade brought sunder storms cold rain even snow to central spain southern france the high ground at least it's nothing like it should be the temperature in madrid is about eleven degrees at best now it's obviously much the most other places in fact the real warms still exists in eastern europe twenty six in book rest twenty one in vienna say much better off they say on the coast of the black sea or even the north sea than you would have the french riviera at the moment and it's not just at the mome

will john mark was not or won't tell something high is now in trouble in fact his case the mood in the end of last year already. a u.n. war crimes court in the hague has overturned an acquittal for a serbian nationalist politicians accused of war crimes but judge a sentence vojislav shelter ten years on charges of persecution and humane acts during the war in the former yugoslavia and then lie to the ninety's but since he'd already spent twelve years of pretrial detention can now for making the freemen sagna diago has more. he had spent more than eleven years at the hague taking a belligerent stand at the tribunals investigating war crimes in the former yugoslavia it was is a man without remorse. the serbian ultranationalist was acquitted two years ago of committing crimes against humanity but on wednesday a un court reversed that decision gives jumble find mr socials criminally responsible and imposed a sentence of ten years in prison in absentia despite the court's verdict he remains unrepentant speaking from belgrade after the ruling told al-jazeera that he would do it all over agai

rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.ut he was the best. when i finish playing darts, my name is in the re cord playing darts, my name is in the record books, iwant playing darts, my name is in the record books, i want to set up such a high standard by the time i finish, luckily enough i am a young fella as well and i have got plenty more years in front of me, that when some other youngster comes along, we will see how good he is. he was bettered by phil taylor, the man he mentors, who was to become the greatest of all time. his influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell and the football abuse scandal — something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night — and tributes. there'll be many more. eric bristow, who died last night at the age of 60.

breakfast at mcdonald's. >> reporter: john giuca is sentenced to 25 years to life for the "grid kid slaying" of college football player mark>> reporter: outraged by her son's guilty verdict, john giuca's mother, doreen quinn giuliano, decides to take action immediately focusing on the jurors who so quickly convicted her son. >> she was crazed with hysteria, and terrified for her son's future. >> reporter: it's fair to say what she does next, few mothers would ever consider. >> what made you decide to go undercover? >> a mutual friend of john's who was in the audience, recognized one of the jurors. the guy with the baldy head. >> reporter: doreen believes that if that bald juror knew anyone involved in the trial, especially the witnesses, it should have disqualified him as a juror. >> the key point here is less about how much did he know about these people, and more did he intentionally lie to get on the jury. >> who was juror number eight? >> juror eight was jason allo. he knew my son's friends. >> reporter: could she somehow get him to admit that he should never have been on that jury? >> he committed very serious juror m

direction,he future we have to hear more from john cryan. markervisory board shuffle, does it bode well for and askre of john cryan ? >> not directly linked to john cryan. likenalyst says it looks the german is going up the problem -- chairman is going at the problem with a crowbar and is a sign he is panicking and trying to show impact with big names. the criticism level is both that john cryan and the german. -- chairman. some people say john cryan is not motivating to generate johnue and others say, if cryan is getting pushed out, the chairman should leave at the same time. he oversaw the former ceo as well who strategy did not pan out. criticisms of both and we may know more at the annual shareholder meeting next month. mark: jpmorgan says that deutsche bank needs to scale back its u.s. operations and focus on serving is european companies. will they listen? >> we know that they are reviewing the investment bank. business is one area of key focus, it makes sense. mark: thank you for joining us. the regulation reporter in frankfurt. three minu

john. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg testifies on capitol hill this afternoon. it's the first of two appearances before members of congress this week to explain russian election meddling and how a political consulting firm got access to data on up to 87 million facebook users. zuckerberg will tell lawmakers facebook made a big mistake. yesterday zuckerberg met privately with members of congress. nancy cordes has our report. >> reporter: this could be the most important stop on zuckerberg's apology tour -- capitol hill, where the facebook founder swapped his t-shirt for a suit and waded through throngs of reporters. >> mr. zuckerberg? what's your message in these meetings? >> reporter: his goal was to grease the skids before two days of hearings where zuckerberg will be the sole witness. he explained to senators like florida democrat bill nelson how several outside companies managed to harvest data from unsuspecting facebook users. >> if we don't do something now, none of us will have any privacy anymore. >> reporter: nelson said zuckerberg was forthright but als

but john jukea is not the victim in this case. it's markr. >> reporter: columbus day weekend 2003. mark fisher heads to the big apple to explore the city's hopping bar scene. >> mark fisher was every parent's dream, a big, strapping, good looking student athlete, the prom king in his high school. phenomenal football player. >> reporter: he meets up with a group of guys that night, including tommy silay. >> a bunch of us went to the bars on the east side. >> bunch of guys? >> bunch of guys. >> cruising for chicks? >> or -- yeah. >> cruising for chicks along with him that night, his wingman, june jukea. >> best friends? >> yeah. hang out every day, weekend. >> reporter: after some failed to score drinks with their fake i.d.s, 20-year-old jukea invites everyone back to his house in brooklyn, where mark fisher has no idea what he's about to get himself into. >> why was it decided to go to john jukea's house? >> his mom was away and he had a big house. it was an easy choice. >> so it was a little bit like, the cat's away, the mice will play. >>

john and mark cronan are the men behind those socks and they have the support of bush 41.a sock man. ♪ a can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. >> martha: we are happy to report that president george h.w. bush has been moved out of intensive care. he is now an irregular recovery room where according to his spokesman, he's joking with folks at the hospital and saying he's more concerned with the upcoming rockets playoff games and anything that's going on with him or his health. according to his son, he said he's a stronger than an ox. we know he wants to get to maine this summer. we hope he is able to do that as well. all of that brings us to this great story behind the colorful socks covered with books that everyone noticed at barbara bush's funeral because he wore them as a tribute to the first ladies passion for fostering literacy. as a gift to him, my next guest who was selling hundreds of those sock

this all comes as today marks john bolton's first day as president trump's national security adviser. we'll have more on the updates in syria after headlines. in gaza, hundreds of mourners gathered saturday to the funeral of the palestinian journalist yaser murtaja, who was fatally shot by the israeli army while covering protests along the israel-gaza border friday. photos showed the dirty-year-old journalist was wearing a flak jacket, clearly marked "press" at the time he was shot dead. he is one of at least nine palestinians who were killed by the israeli army during its brutal crackdown against friday's protest. the palestinian health ministry says 31 people in total have been killed since palestinians kicked off a six week long nonviolent protest late last month dubbed the great march of return. 's brotherser murtaja speaking after his brother's killing. >> i was next to him at the protest, turning the journalist was very clear to the point that they targeted the two of us and gas using snipers bombs. amy: meanwhile, israeli defense avigdor lieberman has drawn outrage for saying t

this all comes as today marks john bolton's first day as president trump's national security adviser. we'll have more on the updates in syria after headlines. in gaza, hundreds of mourners gathered saturday to the funeral of the palestinian journalist yaser murtaja, who was fatally shot by the israeli army while covering protests along the israel-gaza border friday. photos showed the dirty-year-old journalist was wearing a flak jacket, clearly marked "press" at the time he was shot dead. he is one of at least nine palestinians who were killed by the israeli army during its brutal crackdown against friday's protest. the palestinian health ministry says 31 people in total have been killed since palestinians kied o a s week long nonviolent protest late last month dubbed the great march of return. 's brotherser murtaja speaking after his brother's killing. >> i was next to him at the protest, turning the journalist was very clear to the point that they targeted the two of us and gas using snipers bombs. amy: meanwhile, israeli defense avigdor lieberman has drawn outrage for saying there a

john, i'll begin with you as you were just listening to mark meadows react to the news on paul ryan but also the big news for the white house this morning as well. what is next in the mueller probe. >> i think if you want to combine those two stories, if any dramatic actions do happen paul ryan is now more free to do whatever he thinks is necessary in the event if robert mueller is fired. that the house could end up looking at impeachment or something like that. so again it's a very crazy day. i think paul ryan feels like he accomplished what he could in the time he was there. people like mark meadows have been very upset with ryan and the spending bills he passed. ryan built his career on the idea to reduce the deficit and disappointed in the fact that all the bills he passed have

country where hard core capitalism rules and censorship human rights violations is this the freedom mark st john. economist but how the communist party of china has always officially referred to marx but not always this explicitly. basically china sees the financial crisis of two thousand and eight two thousand and nine as an opportunity to promote the chinese system or. this means if the communist party of china talks about marxism today it doesn't necessarily have a great deal to do with his works. in his anniversary year marks is also available in x x al created by an artist loyal to the party a statue was a gift from china to the city of tria. so you could. success that china is having is a validation of marxism which are. the ideology of karl marx is correct and should be protected as the heritage of all of mankind prove he is in our hearts in a huge way point. is also here five and a half meters of hero worship for the city of korea accept such a gift or does this mean the city is paying homage to a communist system there is a hefty criticism from dissidents. and she now in china millions

it comes as trump's new national security adviser, john bolton marked his first day on job.here is how the president welcomed him. bolton one of the great hawks in history has a forcible response to syria. here he is. >> we're making a decision as to what we do with respect to the horrible attack that was made near damascus. and it will be met, and it will be met forcefully. i want to thank ambassador john bolton for joining us. i think he is going to be a fantastic representative of our team. interesting day. he picked today as his first day. so generals, i think he picked the right day. >> i don't think the generals liked the sound of that. susan page is washington bureau chief for usa today. jonathan capehart opinion writer with "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. and michael singleton is a republican strategist. you know, this is one hell of a soup. you've got the president's lawyer, the fixer, having his office raided with god knows what stuff coming out of that, everything is in that office potentially in terms of women paid off, whatever, politics, corruption

john cronin, cofounder of john's crazy socks. and his father, marksocks? >> well he had been wearing john's socks before. they called us last week. his office called, to get some socks that they could wear to honor mrs. bush's legacy. so we sent a large box of socks for president bush and family to wear. steve: that's great. ainsley: that is great. john, how does it make you feel to know the president of the united states was wearing socks thaw designed? >> i have feel good about that. one thing i point out, i felt sad for president bush and and i feel good, i feel happy pour president bush, the socks -- brian: i understand. because he said, his wife passed away after all these years, at same time which he cared about was literacy. she wanted people to read, that is what your socks represented. >> what is your mission? >> spreading happiness. >> spreading happiness. that is what you're doing for president bush. steve: you have a pair of socks. hold those up. those were worn by another president, weren't they? >> these were worn by president bush, hw,

i wonder could be buying up all that candy mark john boehner really has changed. [laughter] he just wants a candy now that he is high. jamie, do they have actually candy in alaska? >> a lot of it is no candy you have heard of. not a lot to do. you know what is right necco? necco waivers were made in 1847 and you know it was invented in 1848? flavor. [laughter] they just missed it. the only reason to have a necco wafer is it's the perfect thing to hand out in hollowing if you want your house to be vandalized. they are disgusting and i'm happy to see them go. greg: this might be a generational thing. tyrus, you're my age. tyrus: no, i'm not. [laughter] greg: would you do necco's in your hollowing heyday the night no, greg, we didn't celebrate hollowing in my house and people in masks around my house got shot. it wasn't a good thing to put them have gone and go knocking doors. didn't -- it wasn't really got to college and was like that is hollowing? greg: no wonder i killed for ghost. tyrus: i had the plan because -- whatever but if they would just stop being so swee

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back tommy john marking ten years in business with a new product, a line of women'serwear that promises fit and function without little adjustments i don't know all about this stuff. we have the co-founders of tommy john here. tom, you came on the show originally, 6 1/2, 7 years ago now? >> 6 years ago >> i started wearing the stuff literally, all day long. >> you're showing us your underwear? >> yes >> i believe you >> tommy john for life i don't know what happens. howard stern all these people who found it. it's too expensive, as we discussed before, but it's unbelievable i went to their offices, you guys were in your 20s, remember that >> yes >> you had that crappy office. i recently went seven months ago. >> yeah. >> this loft space downtown. unbelievable how many employees you have? >> about 85. >> the whole thing is crazy. this is what is exciting about entrepreneurs. but you have always done men now you have something for becky. >> yes we have something for you. what took so long? >> tommy john is a comfort-focused men -- has been a men's brand. it was founded

where there's been a mark zuckerberg sighting kayla? >> johnwe did just see mark zuckerberg entering the office of senator bill nelson, one of the lawmakers he is meeting with today on capitol hill ahead of multiple days of testimony both in front of senate committees as well as house committees a few moments ago before this meeting, the company did post zukerburg's testimony, about seven pages, to one of the committee's websites it is a detailed apology from the company where zuckerberg says that the company's idealistic he details what the company has done to bring good to communities like those ravaged by hurricanes but also says they have not done enough to stem malevolent forces that have now gotten the company in congressional crosshairs he did not answer questions from reporters when he went into senator nelson's office. we'll see whether he is more willing to speak to reporters on his way out of this meeting but certainly there will be many opportunities, not only for reporters but also for lawmakers to have zuckerberg potentially on th

mark: john bolton, who's heading over there as national security council and numerous others, so youocused rather specifically and purposefully on how you hired people at your department of justice. >> yeah, we had a great team, including yourself, mark, you did a great job, too. but these were outstanding lawyers, people who are faithful to the constitution, and also people who are very skilled and experienced in the work that they were doing. and you mentioned them, we also brought in a lot of people who worked at the state and local level. lowell jensen, for example, my deputy, had been the district attorney of alameda county. steve trott had been in the district attorney's office in los angeles. mark: both of whom went onto be federal judges. >> they both went onto be federal judges and top officials in the department of justice, and we also brought in a lot of young people, people in law practice for few years, that were in their 30s and some of them in the early 40s, and we've had a cadre of people then that went back out into the legal profession, came back in other administra

mark. up the john is the commercial capital of ivory coast a city of four and a half million people on the fringe of marker remarket is the snack stall that their teen runs together with her family. someone's always hungry so it's open from six in the morning til ten in the evening . because blues been in business for twenty eight years a local legend. cole who is twenty two runs the snack bar together with her mother and other female relatives. it looks from the i like it here a lot suddenly my family and my mum also works here. i like a lot. of it global. while so generally it's hard but work is work and i wouldn't give it up for anything our lives. to. listen to. the plantations are cut up and then fried in sunflower oil for eight to ten minutes until they're nice and greasy. eleven thirty eight mostly with meat or fish almost everyone can afford it here. children love to eat the ilocos from the stall without any trimmings. come. on locusts remind everyone here of home cooking. save us is that i've got time i normally make myself when i don't come from around here but when i'm in town m

. >>> today marks john bolton's first day as president trump's national security advisor and there's already a crisis for him to address. >> reporter: video appears to show hundreds of people bombarded with a suspected chemical agent. dozens of deaths are reported. this follows a similar attack in 2017. >> the united nations investigated that chemical attack last year and said it was done by the syrian government. >> reporter: the national security council is set to hold a small group meeting to discuss the situation and possible action. >> last time this happened, the president did a targeted attack to take out some of the facilities that may be an option that we should consider now. >> reporter: the trump white house has already commented with vice-president mike pence condemning the attack. president trump also tweeted a statement, blasting syrian president bashar al-assad calling him an animal. he also threw blame on russian president vad anywhere putin for supporting syria. >> president trump could decide to apply more ground forces in syria. right now we have forces there but t

john. and another course on matthew, mark, luke. >> this is a catholic chaplain at a university. so you are acquainted with the ancient text. you are acquainted with today's young people. and you have some theological literary and scientific knowledge with which you are equipped. we have you here today to talk about the resurrection. was the resurrection a key part of your interest, your renewed interest in catholicism at the time? >> it became that. i would say before that was the passion of christ, the sufferings, event of his dying, the way he went through that. there was a major impact that came when i was reading the gospel of john. i came to the way of the cross when he had his cross, john says taking his cross, he went from there. i sue the view of christ bloody with this crown of thorns carrying this cross. i looked on his face and saw this serene totally decisive face, that expression, that he didn't care what was happening. he wasn't worried, upset, afraid, angry. he was just determined. i thought at the moment this is god at work. this is divine. no man could live like

. >> jim sciutto, i want you to standby because i want to bring in rear admiral john kirby and mark hurtlingskype. gentlemen, good evening to all of you. so i want to ask you that general mattis said that they made as much -- took as many precautions as possible so that civilians would not be hurt. how can they be assured of that? how can we be assured of that? >> all of us you're talking to tonight, don, have gone through the process of planning strikes and understand the intricacies that have to take place. you have intelligence from human sources, imagery, signaling intelligence, et cetera. you also understand the dynamic into which you're going to start throwing all the steel. so each one of these targets has one that goes against it. are their guarantees that the collateral damage estimates that are now going forward into the decision making process for the commander to say that's a go or this target is a no-go, are those a hundred percent accurate? of course, they're not. and the enemy does everything in its power to deny us this type of clarity and information. but to our ability that

mark zuckerberg. he took a lot of heated questions from senators. some more colorful than others. here is an exchange between senator john kennedy from louisiana and mark zuckerberg. >> mr. zuckerberg i come in peace. your user agreement sucks. tell them you want it written in english in non-you wha non-non-. dierdre: he did keep his cool. senator thune asking a pointed question that was important to investors which is why should we trust you after 14 years of mark zuckerberg and facebook issuing apologies, today being a larger culmination of that. why should we trust you. mark zuckerberg's answer was we have tushed a page in the way our company is being set up to function. we have shifted philosophically. they are under big heat for the 87 million viewers whose data was allegedly taken. illegally taken by cambridge analytica. the fake news, hate speech, mark zuckerberg answered a lot of questions on that. in the runup to our presidential election, the 125 million americans, more than half of the adult voting population manipulated by a russian bot. kennedy: it seems like they were angry at the electric typewriter and th

john cryan is out. >>> mark zuckerberg heads to capitol hill monday, april 9th.e watching cnbc. >>> good morning, welcome to "worldwide exchange. i'm mike santoli. >> welcome back. >> thank you >> i'm seema modi. brian sullivan is on assignment. he'll bring us a live report from south carolina where he's looking at tariffs on business there. a big story as we watch this trade dispute between washington and beijing. take a look at where markets are trading. we're halfway through 5:00 a.m dow up 218 points. nasdaq higher by 76. s&p up by 23 take a look at the yield on the ten year treasury note we are at i believe around 2.79%. that's where the ten year note is yielding. >> global markets also in rebound mode asian equities, all to the up side hang seng and hong kong in particular a strong up 1.3% nikkei up half a percent over in europe, of course deutsche bank there, the big story, that stock is helping the german index there you see german dax up almost 1%. france up half a percent slightly smaller gains throughout but globally the market's definitely looking to

that is john rainey, paypal ceo. mark: vonnie, a busy day today.ngs today on this side, a hotel up thanks to higher prices. shale down by 1%. what is going on? >> hike earnings are great, but what investors really want right now is to be paid back. a lot of them are stuck with companies through an extended slump that they had not seen buybacks. that will be really key. mark: is it still on target to reach its buyback targets? kelly: they should be on target, but this quarter in the previous quarter, they saw a cash flow that was lighter than people were expecting. that was due to one off payment by tax deferments and margin calls in the trading business, but those were not underlying issues. we should see that cash flow increase over the year, and they should be on target. me.: it is still sorry, kelly. total is a different story with shares rising. what is total doing right that shell isn't? kelly: total had great earnings, but what is different is they started buybacks, which is what investors care about. mark: so, what is the field through for e

jepsens if our world who the senior ride captain of all suffolk county and mary ann, wayne, john, eugene, suzy, mark, richard, warren and karen and many others who would drop everything in a moment's notice to stand for those who stood for us. the patriot guard riders are made up of hundred of thousands of everyday people all across america. with the inspiration that consumes us whenever we see them in action, we should all aspire to the ideals and dedication each and every one of them embody. to our patriot guard riders, thank you for your service to our great country. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota, mr. emmer, for five minutes. mr. emmer: mr. speaker, many years ago, an outstanding coach from my home state of minnesota once said, i learned early on you do not put greatness into people but somehow try to pull it out. that coach was herb brooks who led team u.s.a. to victory at the 1980 olympics. minnesota is home to many outstanding coaches who carry on the legacy of coach brooks every day. m

john stein, the ceo of betterment. coming up, overseas european regulators are keeping a close eye on the mark zuckerberg's testimony on capitol hill. we will take a look at what is facing the social media giant in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪

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after mark carney, if you are in a position to appoint a successor, who would it be? john: we maintain the independence of the bank of england. we want to have a debate about the mandate of that bank, how that could reflect the modern world. anna: so you would give a mandate but you would not be time the bank of england how to achieve them? have a debateto about the mandate but then we want to set up strategic investment which would bring together treasury, the bank of england, representatives from the finance sector and others and that we have a long-term plan for how we invest our resources in this country. as for the appointment after mark carney, i have a great respect for him. i meet with him on a regular

not till eight hundred sixty nine did major john wesley powell take a boat up the river that expedition markedthe start of serious attention to the. massive corps it was to who gave it the name we know it by the grand canyon. in the grand canyon there are rocks some one point seven billion years old that makes them a third as old as the planet they are the only just exposed rock from ations on earth late bad by the colorado river and its tributaries and helped by rock falls and landslides also caused by the red river unceasing erosion of the bankside cracks. to geologists the grand canyon maps the history of the two pilin years ago this part of the earth was covered by scenes and vast lakes when they received it they left immense deposits of sand and shell live volcanoes emitted lav on top of this allow a strage of petrified into some stone and shape. nature the masses of rock were broken up and restructured by tectonic forces pressure and heat and the mountains were raised again the land was flooded again the seas receded after millions of years again huge deposits remained and in this way on