john still ahead on al-jazeera. i met a sixteen year old boy who says he carries a gun to this high school every day i'll tell you why coming up. defying the president's ban on protest students in nicaragua say he's got to go. in sports winds blow manchester united away in the english f.a. cup sun is going to be here with that story and much more. oldest muslim undertakers working here is a seven days a week that's grown with a community my father purchased a black ambulance and started to do the funeral in london and the family we saw stopping bothering to watch and became business partners the stories we told often here told by the people who the jeff is such a level. east and undertakers this is europe on al-jazeera. used properly can be a beautiful site. we're not letting them to our country. trump has found to keep my current out of america people in power travels alongside those hoping to make even. more of him as she's on l.j. . it what you want is you know a reminder of our top stories this hour extra police

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john: still, the battle over mrs. may's deal goes on. some rebels have backed away, but not enough. chances of the prime minister getting her brexit plan approved by parliament at the third time of asking looks slim. talk to any tory mp or minister, and her own chances of survivinf r this crisis whether her plan goes through or not look even smaller. no shortage of contenders for her job. could boris johnson fall in behind mrs. may's deal?if he could, bue is, he is cat saying. another potentiaidate is reluctantly backing her plan. >> it is not a good deal, but the alternative is a complete cascade of chaos. that is what i said a week ago, and now you are seeing it. you are seeing proposals put ups which are all than her proposal. john help, theresa may might get this deal over the line? >> she has got to get the dup on her side, and i have some sympathy with them because i want northern ireland to be protected inside the united kingdom. i think she has a decent chance. john: today the democratic unionists were soundin ever. as usis there any chance of changing of mice -- changing ou

ok, while we wait to sort out isse audio issues, john still with us from hong kong university. the tax cuts and you have to pay for them. and you go to a local government to pay for them. that is one of the ways that the local government was about as poor as the church master eating on his cheese. premier keqiang: i agree with you. there is variation here --john: there is variation. some local governments are doing well. we have a new north/south divide in china. have places that are doing well. but the north, the northeast, the west, no, i do not see how it will work to finance these tax cuts. that was one of the things that he indicated would happen. david: you brought up a very good point. the misconception and the mistake that people make about china is that they loop all of these provinces into one and say, this is your budget deficit to gdp target. the rich provinces are here and in the poor. they want to keep these old industrial sectors. these are the poor parts. john: we know about this variation. we have to factor that in for the strategies that he is talking about. h

to breeze a bit easier tonight that the mueller investigation may be over, but there's still a long way to go. johnl, our north america editor, thank you. rain, rising rivers, and broken bridges are hampering aid and rescue efforts for those affected by cyclone idai in southern africa. the death toll officially across the region is over 550, although the true number is thought to be far higher. hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced across mozambique, zimbabwe and malawi. the uk has donated £22 million to the aid effort, £8 million of that is from the public. fergal keane has travelled deep into one the worst affected areas, the district of nhamatanda in mozambique, where many people have died and thousands more are still in need of aid. the bridge on the road towards nhamatanda now crosses a river that has engulfed the countryside and severed the road that is a trading lifeline for southern africa. survivors of the flooding have found a way across the farmland that has become a swamp. and they told of many deaths in the countryside beyond. translation: a lot of people have died in my

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if that's fundamentally different from before may still has been rejected twice by m.p.'s and speaker john bercow says he won't allow another vote on less substantial changes and. still ahead on the bulletin medical students and doctors the latest bird to join protests against algerian president out there as he's both africa. hello again we're here cross parts of north asia we are watching one little system make its way across japan right now bring some clouds and some rain that will quickly make its way towards specific as we go towards bid week then we are watching one system back here across china now that is the system that is expected

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after 17 years behind bars former american taliban fighter john walker still supports extremists is whyhe about to be set free? a dangerous precedent this sets. cutting the rug before being captured, the police chase that ended with this guy. oh, sugar. ♪ heather: former american taliban and fighter john walker lind will be released in may after 17 years in prison. he reportedly says he still supports islamic extremism. pete hegseth who served as a guard at guantÁnamo bay, what do you think? >> we captured him and put him in prison and he is still holding allegiance to al qaeda and is this. we are as foolish as we were september 10, 2001. if we can't put this guy away from it, try him for treason or executing the we are welcoming even more in the future from him because he will go back to the enemy. heather: a former islamist fighter was captured months after 9/11. he was convicted of supporting terrorism and plans to live in ireland. actress lori locklin hires an attorney known for prosecuting enron ceos as she fights college bribery. he is known for leaving the justice department task

. >> reporter: michelle didn't know that john was still married. maybe it didn't matter. at least not then. she loved the sex, the attention, the excitement. >> he was very attentive. he was very affectionate. he was very adoring. yeah. it felt great. >> reporter: what made her so desirible to him? >> it was the sex. >> reporter: for michelle, it was more lust than love. >> she felt the affair did not take away from the fact she loved marty. she said he was the love of her life. >> reporter: and marty? he was in the dark, of course. when michelle told him their marriage was in crisis, and he wouldn't agree to see a counselor. >> he wouldn't see a counselor and i moved out. he was shocked. >> reporter: she moved in with john diamond. >> he would rub my feet, if i wanted him to. >> reporter: he never met a person like her before. >> she challenged him in ways he had never been challenged before. she was strong and exciting for him. >> reporter: was he enough for her? apparently not because after three months on her own, michelle went back to marty. >> she felt like the marr

governance of the football association of ireland and a series of revelations about former ceo john delaney, who is stilled with the fai. after the clean—up, it was aston villa's conor hourihane with a superb free kick that gave ireland the victory. that's two from two for mick mccarthy on his return as ireland manager. let's have quick look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today. chelsea's millie bright has been recalled by england for next months‘ friendlies against canada and spain. jill scott and jade moore also return from injury. chris froome suffered cuts and bruises in a crash on the second stage of the tour of catalunya. the team sky rider got caught up with two other riders with more than 20 miles to go. he managed to finish, but lost almost 1a minutes to the leaders. the man who stabbed tennis champion petra kvitova in her home in the czech republic has been sentenced to eight years in jail. radim zondra went to her house in december 2016 and attacked the former wimbledon champion. she suffered severe wounds to her left hand, her tennis—playing hand. she returned to the

families from iraq's minority easy the community they tried to flee the i saw a fence if on sin john i still was defeated in sin jar in nov twenty fifth dean now mirrors his children and sick father are among a few years e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their wise advice a ruled over everything they sabotaged the lads and killed our relatives and neighbors what i saw was kicked out they left nothing behind we still don't have much left to eat or to drink. it's estimated around seventy percent of sin job was destroyed in the battle against isis but it's not just a delay in reconstruction that's preventing people from returning to their homes. there are various military forces and armed groups in the area and according to commanders little cooperation between the. what remains of the town of sin jar is in that direction behind the tile and you have a p.k. k. forces in control of that area to my left over those mountains there is the iraqi army and pro iran all groups known as hotshot a shabby i'm standing on a peshmerga position one of the main reasons why thousands of people cannot go b

john wraith head of rate strategy at ubs still with us. brings me to the idea of modern monetary theory, which jerome powell poured cold water on. mmt?take on john: you clearly have to be careful about these deficits. the old adage they don't matter mightthey do and they have a big impact on your currency, your interest rates and the global situation is when grows oversense that mismanagement of the economy and that is when investors lose faith. as long as the fed contains inflation and inflation expectations, trust remains of the size economy and scale of the u.s. can run very large deficits without any significant impact on interest rates for the currency. nejra: is the fed's policy credible in terms of where we are on pause. >> i think so and the markets are telling you that. there was concern into the end of last year that the fed was at risk of going a little too far a little too quickly in terms of interest rates. we saw a correction in assets, they concern over tightening into slowing growth. the way they rapidly have gone to a neut

program forensic teams start examining bodies from mass graves around the iraqi town of sen john where i still killed more than three thousand yazidi as. a tropical cycle leaves dozens dead and missing and hundreds of thousands cast off in mozambique and zimbabwe. and yellow vest protesters clashed with riot police as they see new momentum in the uprising against president michel. we begin in new zealand where the security level remains high following the massacre at two mosques in the city of christchurch more than forty nine people were killed when a gunman opened fire during friday prayers and acts that sent shock waves through the country more than forty people are in hospital some of them in critical condition prime minister just sent to arda and met leaders of new zealand's muslim community and assured them of her government's support she's also promised to introduce tougher gun laws off date was revealed the main suspect had five guns he'd acquired illegally act he has been charged with murder but did not enter a plea or seek bail when he appeared in court around the world there's been

i'm john lorinc reporting.> (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news...bers continue to grow when it comes to the measles across the nation... we have a look at where the number stands this morning. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... there's news about a pair of iconic 80's movies, including a familiar face joining the third "bill and ted" adventure. rick damigella has the stories in today's hollywood minute. "i promise teach karate. that my part. you promise learn. i say, you do, no questions." "the karate kid" marks its 35th anniversary this june, but fathom events is celebrating early, with a pair of limited screenings. the 19

natef americans than john wayne he is being asked pointedly political questions of an issue we have dealt with a century-and-a-half before my father gave the interview. we are still dealing with it today. you know, it's a complex question. my father had a great personal respect for native americans. he worked with them for half his career. when john wayne and a film crew would come to the valley or a reservation, it was economic boone for that tribe and those people. they appreciated him. i think they all, anyone that knew him would remember him fondly. he had a great respect for them as a people and for their art and culture. >> how concerned are you? i know you are speaking to me from ir52 inin orange county, where i'm sure it's a great matter of pride to the wayne family to have that airport named for your dad. how concerned are you that there will be this ground swell and that 9-foot statue will come down and the airport will lose its name? >> obviously, we don't want our fats attacked and we don't want to be besmirched by someone taking words from an interview eight hours long, putting them on context. they put my father's name on that airport, the same reas

>>thank you john i've still tracking major delays from the dublin gray through castro valley and into san leandro this is all because of an early morning, big rig crash and diesel spill, the spill is the bigger problem and we have hazmat crews on scene checking below the freeway where the crash happened. we have the 2 right lanes blocked northbound to 38 after 5.80. so that's why it's taking so long to prepare for some major delays from 5.80 trying to access to 38. the bay bridge looks good a minor waiting the cash lanes here at the toll plaza, a nice friday commute to san francisco. but not so nice across the benicia bridge accident south 6 80 near the potato exit has traffic jams across the span the yon 7.80. but at least they're moving it out of your way right now james okay, thanks you robin. in san francisco. >>plea from a teenager for the return of his stolen violin, 14 year old william forgot to take his violin after getting off the number 38 muni bus on geary the teens say he left it under a seat while he was doing homework. surveillance video later shows a woman picking up th

her employer whom we will call john can still remember that day. a bounce that hutchison oleson she told told us how low us some thoughts on to. sunlight a soul of what you call biscuit household she not touch a book i sing. one book i sing about how to how to tell why joseph c.i.c. our. home chilled out scene of. the girl who john knows as tintin was severely injured and is lucky to be alive. fool with broken by a covered walkway two stories down. john says he was initially very angry about what she'd done but then he found out something shocking from the myanmar embassy tintin was just fifteen years old or. you know it ins. unclearly and. school i see. no harm and this is what sensible sorry. when he fossum. john and his wife tintin through a singapore an employment agency called asset recruitment according to this information sheet prepared by the company she was twenty three years old. asset recruitment the client of repeated requests for comment. on the run. game on the human juice all unfolds good so i. see it's a read so. that you. don't hea

on the program forensic team examining bodies from mass graves around iraq in the town of st john well i still killed more than three thousand years eating. and in albania police used tear gas and water cannon to stop protesters trying to break into the palm and. how i was there were plenty of blustery showers a rolling in from the north atlantic pushing their way in the cross parts of the british isles down across the low countries into germany where it sam with the weather at times coming through here so there was a somewhat dry a day when the show was never really to fall by ten celsius for london eleven degrees there in paris cloud and rain streaming in that west the weather coming down into southern parts of france as well that of that will steer it gets up to sixteen degrees celsius for getting up into the twenty's in bucharest as there is some warmth around down towards the southeast and go to athens also at around twenty degrees and warmest over bucharest as we go on three mondays fought and dry across many east some lovely weather but remember that sixteen zero eight degrees as we go

robin thank you john burgess is still very crowded. it's been off and on sometimes at all.and then up at other times it will get a little crowded and heavy. once again so we're averaging 22 minutes here for the church across the san mateo bridge and over to the peninsula, it's still very quiet quiet on the bay bridge too carpool lanes with great cash lanes fast-track lane still stacked up and i've notice, over crossing is getting heavy again about 20 minutes ago it was looking much much better than this of its not bad, it's just still very heavy in crowded cell 17 to 20 minutes after fremont street want to take you over to them it's because we had an accident hayward and that is just about out of the way there's a stall to so you'll notice the try from fremont heading north into hayward is pack and then we have the usual crowd off an on going south and that extends all the way to milpitas so that's going to put you at 54 to the south san leandro to milpitas without any major issues, what a lot about 15 minutes from brisbane just to the 80's split in san francisco and you're

he's not happy in present tense with john mccain. he's still haunting him.e's still somewhere moving around the halls of the white house like a ghost. i am not happy with john mccain today, march 19th, 2019. he's been gone for nine months. >> when information is coming forward, if we see a tweet storm like this and basically nothing is happening, you can imagine how unstable he's going to be when we're at it full force. it's really sad, it's embarrassing and it's actually painful, especially his comments in front of the brazilian president. because you know all of brazil will have heard this and look at my president and say oh, my gosh. >> military coups and all this stuff. am i sitting next to this? anyway,fer we all know that donald trump turned down mr. kelly aanne conway for a jh desperately wanted. he barely worked the justice department. potus doesn't even know him. he said he turned down a job offer at the department of justice. conway told yahoo news that he was not interested in the job. >> i'm watching this thing and you know, it's like the adminis

still a threat. the president has said that u-s backed forces have retaken "100-percent" of the territory once claimed by isis in syria. but national security adviser johnn says isis fighters are still scattered around syria and iraq. bolton added isis is growing in other parts of the world... and that the reason there's still a small u-s presence in syria is to be able to deal with a possible resurgence. the top u-s general overseeing military operations in the middle east, said last week that the fight against isis is quote "far from over." ( james ) happening today... president trump will reportedly ask for billions of dollars in new border-wall funding. that's according to a white house official... who says the white house is looking to get 5 billion dollars from customs and border protection, and three-point-six billion in military construction funds from the pentagon. in total that's 8-point-6 billion dollars. trump says the wall is needed to stop an "invasion" of illegal immigrants. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making

john and i together still have less than a majority control.e have selected an independent share, sean has stepped in as independent share on the board. we have an incredible board from a diverse set of backgrounds set up to guide the company. we think collectively that is the right package. emily: but there are concerns that this will not lead to the appropriate checks and balances you need on a public company. we have seen situations at where and facebook founders made decisions were made that were maybe not the best. how do you respond? >> we have been balanced in how we put this together. we have an independent chair, a diverse set of shareholders. when we talk to investors, we let them know that we care deeply about their views and incorporating them, and our track record shows that. emily: you have been investing heavily in self driving technology. how much and how fast do you think self driving technology will bring your costs down? >> i think we are still years away from self driving. emily: how many? >> i wish i knew myself. i don't. i

investigators in new zealand are still working to identify all of the victims of last week's deadly shootings at two separate mosques. john lawrence has the latest. new zealand....still in shock after friday's fatal shootings. sarah jones/memorial visitor "you never wake up and think something like this would happen on your own doorstep." nat sound of musicfunerals and vigils were held across the country this weekend. survivors, meanwhile, attempt to cope with living through a terrifying experience. farheez/shooting survivor"i just can't stop thinking about it - getting those flashbacks...it's one of those experiences i wish no one ever encounters. it's one of those experiences i wish no one ever encounters."28-year-old australian brenton tarrant is charged with murder.....addit ional charges are expected later.terry fitzgerald/tarrant' s uncle"we're very sorry for the families over there. for the dead and the injured. there is...just can't think of nothing else."the prime minister says authorities hope to have all the bodies returned to their families by wednesday.and right now, the focus is on increased security. jacind

appears to be responding to pressure to declassify the documents while holocaust survivors are still alive. john barrett has reported extensively on religious affairs for the welcome john what did pope pius the twelve do or fail to do during the war that was so controversial. well i think the situation is that most historians today agree that probably the twelve knew about the full extent of the genocide against the jews by nots to germany even before the ana the question of course is why then didn't he condemn it more strongly it's not that he was silent he wasn't he in fact criticized the genocide and racism in general but he didn't specifically criticize nazi germany by name and he didn't name what was actually happening in places like our streets in the recognisable the although he probably knew about it the reason was probably that he was wanting to preserve the official neutrality of the vatican on the one hand and he was also worried about reprisals against catholics in. europe remember there were some reasons. catholic priests for example ridicule concentration. so let's just pick up on

figures from three continents discuss conditions for female artists and change in cars from john's worldwide music my still me to to female beast culture today. in sixty minutes. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dios guild motus t w correspondent and avid baker crap. told. to spin a film about recipes for success strategies that make a difference. baking bread. on g.w. . earth. or saving googling to tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas be in by a series of global three thousand on t.w. and on line. pakistan has freed the indian pilot captured when his plane was shot down of a pakistan administered kashmir. walked across the border into india where he was welcomed as a hero pakistan says his release is an effort to deescalate tensions between the nuclear neighbors. canada says it will allow the u.s. extradition case against hallways chief executive to proceed.

heard before from the president, but he resurrected it again talking about why he still harbors those views toward john mccain. here's what the president was saying. >> he told us hours before he was going to repeal and replace and then for some reason i think i understand the reason, he ended up going thumbs up and had we even know that we would have gotten somebody else. so that's disgraceful. plus there were other things. i was never a fan of john mccain and i never will be. >> it's one thing taking issue with statements john mccain made or issues he took, the president isn't accurately portraying things in his comments but even during the campaign, before the health care vote, before anything, he was insulting john mccain for being a pow. >> that's right. who could forget when he said i liked soldiers that aren't captured. that's what he said in july of 2015. people thought that was the end of donald trump's presidential campaign and political career. he was far from it and in that sound bite you just heard a few moments ago the president was referring to that famous thumbs down vote from john mcca

aviation officials say they're still standing behind the safety of boeing's best selling at craft john hendren has more from boeing headquarters in chicago. as investigators began the first full day of their probe into the cause of a second deadly crash more and more of a boeing seven thirty seven max aircraft are being grounded u.s. aviation officials insist the aircraft is safe but a growing list of countries say that until they get the assurances they need over the safety of the seven thirty seven max it is banned from their airspace u.s. airline passengers in an american flight attendants union share their concern u.s. senators are joining growing calls for the plane to be grounded well i think out of an abundance of caution and frankly common sense it makes sense to ground aircraft has been involved in two very tragic accidents in six months the seven thirty seven max. eight should be grounded immediately. there is no reason for american fliers to be less. than. china ethiopia argentina mexico and now apparently the united kingdom but boeing insists the plane remains safe saying i

alix: that was angela merkel speaking with john micklethwait. still with us on set is our guest. how do you have countries trying to agree when you have geopolitics at the same time, and cyber threats on a whole different plane? how does that square each other? >> one of the keys on any trade deal is how will you enforce it. that is the heart of the matter for intellectual property, cybersecurity, transfer practices. you have to have a way to ensure each country is following the rules. to see theesting europeans trying to get involved in this debate, when technology has never been their strong point. the u.s. has 30% of the index and technology. china, similar amount. europe is under 10%. david: we saw your projections on global growth. connect it. tell, how muchan is china-u.s., european-u.s.? i think generally speaking when you have a slowing global economy, clearly from china and europe, that will impact the trade numbers. i don't know the trade war has been the cause of the global trade slow down, or the fact that the economy in general is slowing. the u.s. numbers are still

famous moment as vp was saying obamacare was a big bleeping deal on tv and he's still the democratic front runner. >> johnwe will see with the panel has to say later on. peter, thank you so much. down day in the markets. dow dropped 32. s&p 500 lost 13 on the nasdaq was down just a little more than 48. chicago police today fire back at prosecutors who dropped charges against actor jussie smollett this afternoon, releasing pages of evidence that led to the original 16 charges against smollett. matt finn with a look at the evidence in the ongoing fury over the surprise dismissal of charges. >> today chicago police released some of its jussie smollett files before the case was sealed, documents read that the osundairo brothers claimed they didn't send the death threat letter that police alleged smollett into himself. police say the fbi's investigating the letter. today cook county states attorney kim foxx who recused herself during the height of the smollett investigation said smollett likely would not have gone to prison, as he's a nonviolent offender who forfeited his $10,000 bond and did community service

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he still doesn't care for john mccain.an authenticity about that. >> he is attacking a national hero. that's plain disgusting. >> announcer: this is new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> good morning and welcome to your new day. alisyn is off. erica hill joibs ns me this morning. new this morning you'll get nothing and like it. that seems to be what the white house is saying in response to congressional requests for documents and testimony on a range

these everybody's in the street and they went into all the shops after hours and as still all the copper piping john as we go thirty is regularly raid scrap metal deal is searching not only for miscellaneous stolen steel but also metal infrastructure that causes blackouts in the central business district. there was a theft off topic cable lost a lot of copper cable or locked of electrical cable chatter impacted negatively on the city however there were big businesses which did have generators which were able to supply electricity quickly but there were other businesses also which did not have the generators and they were they were affected negatively that's having a disastrous effect on local industry already struggling to make a living last year i mean we had a cable fair here and the electricity was completely off for a week and we had no power and you know we need power to run the machinery in the know without that you know we lose business and we might have to close our business and i'm very bitter about that. there are no hard figures on how much this costs africa's most developed economy but i

>> bret: john, the president still faces some legal threat not only from the investigations open on capitol hill but the ones we know are open in the southern district of new york. what is the white house saying about that? is it moving past that? >> you know, they haven't really been talking about that too much today, bret. they are focused on the mueller report and the fact there was no finding of collusion. certainly there is other potential legal jeopardy out there. when it comes to president trump there always is another investigation. bret? >> bret: john, thank you. the democrats looking to challenge president trump in 2020 are calling for the full release of the report but some are already pointing out that the election will be more about different issues than the now completed investigation. correspondent peter doocy takes a look at the candidates' strategies going forward. >> beto isn't ready to let go. >> do you think it's time for the democrats to -- the democratic challengers to put this behind them? there is a lot of republicans suggesting. >> to put what? >> the mueller invest

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governance of the football association of ireland and a series of revelations about former ceo john delaney,who is stillane with a superb free kick that gave ireland the win. that's two from two for mick mccarthy on his return as ireland manager. british number one kyle edmund reacted angrily to noise from the crowd as he lost during his miami 0pen fourth—round to american john isner. the british number one was trailing 5—3 in the second set tie—break when the point was stopped after he heard a shout from the crowd. the umpire ruled edmund had lost the point as a result. reigning miami champion isner served an ace on the next point to wrap up win in straight sets. england women have beaten sri lanka by eight wickets in colombo, to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in their twenty20 series. sri lanka could only manage 108—6 in their innings, with two wickets for katherine brunt and one for captain heather knight. and england chased down their target in 1a overs, danielle wyatt top—scoring with 37. victory in the final match on thursday would give them a record 10th win in a row. the interim ceo of the rfu ni

economy is still on track for solid growth this year, despite concerns in financial markets that it was headed for trouble. fed policy makers that we heard from, johnll with us, alexis gray, senior economist from vanguard services. in. the first quarter, we saw a strong correlation in stocks and bonds arising in tandem. with the continue in the second -- will not continue in the second quarter? alexis: i think the dovish tilt? alexis: by central banks has pushed both equities and bonds higher making it for -- it will eventually get priced in. for the equity market to rally even further after a very strong first quarter, we probably need to see some goldilocks scenario where the economic data starts to go to the upside and the fed does not remove that dovish promise. nejra: you mentioned u.s. equity markets. the s&p 500 is nearing its first golden cross since 2016, so that can be seen as a bullish signal. i get varying opinions on this. . i spoke to a guest yesterday who said the bond market is rising growth incorrectly and actually, the equity market is getting it right. does that mean there is a limit to the upside in equity markets if it is price

still ahead. thank you very much john breaking news. we're following out of the east bay we have to let you know that a woman was shot and killed at the west oakland bart station overnight. >>the shooter still on the loose. now that victim died on the way to the hospital bart officials tell us the victim could be a juvenile it's unclear at this point they're still tracking that down. this all happened last night at around 1030. the bart station is back open this morning. so you have it for the morning commute but they're still investigating this murder, bart police haven't given us a description yet of the shooter, they're still trying to put that together we'll update you as soon as we find out more. >>6.33 another big story a new barker on and she is available free to park in at the walnut creek bart station bubble is going to cost you as we found out this morning proffers christina tate row live at the station now with a look at the prices. last time we talked to christina was a little shocking. >>it was so the price and jumps from $3

he still doesn't care for john mccain. he's upset about what john mccain did and he's going to talk about it. there's an authenticity to that that voters like. >> it wasn't like it was new news about the steele dossier because john mccain wrote in his book that he turned it over to the fbi and he said anybody who criticizes him, to hell with them. so i don't understand what's new, and the facts he tweeted about or what he tweeted about in his tweet, it was inaccurate. hold on, april. mike, it was inaccurate. you're saying if he was responding to this information, this is not new information. >> well, there was a report that came out. there was a new report that came out that talked about it again on friday. so this was sort of brought back up. my point is that's not him feeling pressure from mueller but responding to a news report which he does all the time. >> point taken, but does it bother you he's attacking a war hero? >> i respect john mccain's service to the country. he was a war hero. i completely disagree to john m

i wasn't a fan of john mccain. >> why do you think he still so engaged in this feud even after the senator of step? >> a lot of people don't understand the genesis of this, being upset about the role senator mccain and his aides played in the dissemination of the steel dossier. some of the advisors of the president are saying stop talking about his funeral and attacking him personally so we can talk about legitimate policy disagreement which was dissemination of the steel dossier having key aides brief reporters, handing those things over to the fbi and playing a big role in making sure that made its way to the fbi. that is the disagreement with senator mccain the president has right now. shannon: megan mccain had to relive a lot of this and she is still grieving, she thinks the president is still making headlines with his name. >> i'm trying to think about what president reagan would say in a situation like this, trying to conceive of any situation where president reagan whatever talk about a member of the senate, a public servant in the way this president has talked about john mccain, de

john roe is still with us. i want to ask you about the european rate space.e have been seeing that 10 year bond yield move lower -- bund yield move lower. >> we are long european rates. not only that, on a global basis, it's the area we like best for rates exposure. it is a region where the rates curve is still very steep. that steepness has traditionally been a strong predictor of future returns more so than yields. any change in in central-bank policy kind of moves the long end a lot. as you push out the rate hikes, the whole curve comes down. ,ven in the least steep curve yields up 30 basis points to not make money. it is quite a tracement in the face of that time was fed. you had france, you add hungary, you add sweden, italy, all these steep curves where we earn as we get this lower for longer coming through. on the equities side, we do like european equities mainly for that reason. if everyone hates something, that tends to be a precursor for outperformance. one of the things off and looked for is anything people hate, which then encourages us to stay l

that was a time in which john kasich was still in the race. cruz, i think was still in the race. you were coming up on the primary. there was a concern about a delegate fight on the floor of the convention. manafort had experience dealing with that. worked under reagan's campaign. they brought him on, this old d.c. hand. brought him onto an upstart campaign largely run in a chaotic fashion. for five months until he resigned on august 19th of 2016, he essentially ran the campaign. it was just five months. those were five critical months. when downing says all of this attention is unfair, there's political motivation and media attention. if he wasn't the campaign manager for a brief time, we wouldn't have this, how would you read that? >> it's not surprising. when i spoke to his legal team ahead of the trials, they would tell me this same sort of spin. we have plan a, b, c, all the way down to z. we don't need a pardon. he doesn't regret working with president trump during the campaign. because he did nothing wrong. he's just a business guy. he'

john and i together still have less than a majority control.e have selected an independent share, stephanie and on the board. board fromincredible a diverse set of backgrounds set up to guide the company. we think of that is collectively the right package. there are concerns that this will not lead to the appropriate checks and balances you need on the company. but if we see in google and facebook where founder made decisions were made that were maybe not the best, have you respond -- how do you respond? >> we have been balance and how we put this together. an independent share, a diverse board of a broad set of shareholders. and we talk to the investors, would let them know that we care deeply about their views and incorporating them in our track record shows that. emily: you have been investing heavily in self driving technology. how much and how fast do you think it will bring your costs down? >> i think we are still years away. emily: how many? >> i wish i knew myself. conceptiond of a that there going to be a magical vehicle that will appe

. >> reporter: you know, john, there's just still so much shock out there with people and various leaders really trying to come to terms with this most recent attack, although sadly, when you look at the global stage, it does seem to be the sort of violence, horrific violence that is on the increase. we heard from turkish president erdogan, who is addressing the rise of islamophobia, and he was saying that even though islamophobia has long been watched and has long been increasing, that with this attack, it has gone beyond the line of individual harassment and to one of mass murder. and then he went on to call on the leaders of all nations, but especially western nations to take measures against this perilous course of events which threatens all of mankind. because, john, at the core of all of this is this sort of fear that can potentially be generated and then manipulated. i was talking to a cab driver on the way over to the bureau who was saying that this kind of violence can only be carried out not by a human being but by an animal, but he, too, was underscoring this notion that we can

that is the church still there more than 100 years later. john robinson is not only a homeowner and cofounder of a church, but he's also a businessman. he is a shoe cobbler and apparently a pretty good one because he ran a business here for more than 50 years. john robinson didn't pass away until 1933, but after raising of a very large family, a successful business, and some of the robinson family members are buried in the backyard of the kelley/robinson house. so right here in the little village of appomattox county, we can see the 'so what' of the surrender. it unfolds right here before our very eyes. we have only had to look a more deeply to see these untold stories. >> tonight on lectures in history, professor jane daly teaches a class about the 19 year presidential election and president nixon's first term. here's a preview. >> this is when college campuses explode with students out in the quads, our ever protesting the american policies, protesting the war, protesting the draft. at kent state university in ohio, you have seen this image am