i have a hard time panicking over this but i get jonas' point. rob, seems we're trading in a range especially with perceived hawkish fed raising rates. >> we've seen that since beginning of the year. i expect that to continue for the rest of the year. i say for a while the easy money is done. investors need to change their playbook if they can generate returns. importantly mitigate risk in portfolio. the idea of 60/40 buy and hold portfolio where bonds are expected to be a buffer to cushion the downside of stocks as we've already seen this year is not working. some of the more conserve sieve investors actually taking the brunt of this storm. ashley: jonas, we'll find out latest earnings from the big tech companies this week. we kick off after the bell today with google. if we have a blowout performance by these big, big technology companies how up impetus does that give to the market? >> it is helpful. we saw that with netflix recently. there is still a lot of fear that the underlying business model of a google and facebook which is largely based

jonas the junk in front, stays with it. 3-1 cushion. an empty netter in the final seconds. shark need to win their last regular season game to clinch home ice for the start of the playoffs. it's 11:00 and time for more news. >> all right, thank you so much. coming up next at 11:00. >> continuing coverage of tonight's breaking news in fremont. witnesses describe a deadly confrontation between police and an armed suspect. >> he fired shots at the officers first so the officers actually fired shots back at him.

13. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so you're a big jonas brothers fan?u run into them? >> it's fun. it's a little weird to say now because i do see them out, and see them places and we're kind of all the same age now, so it's a little weird. but we actually went to the same middle school. >> jimmy: wait, so you went to school with the jonas brothers? >> well they're older than me, so they went before i went to the school, but yes, we went to the same school. >> jimmy: wow, so they're like legends? >> yeah, totally. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: legends in the hallway. you're like, "oh yeah, i knew nick." and you know all the -- yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i was just seeing if i can hint and see which one was your favorite. i won't get it from you. but then, how -- wait, what do you mean you got to introduce -- >> we went to "saturday night live" when they performed and alec was like, "hey, come out with me, i want you guys to help me introduce their performance." and we were like, "okay." >> jimmy: i mean, how cool is that? we actually have a clip. >>

jonas: there is concern.eates sometimes a skewed impact of cost, depending on where you happen to manufacture the source. that is something we are concerned about. francine: what is the worst-case scenario for electrolux? is or anything you can do to prepare for that worst-case scenario? jonas: for us the real concern is that this could result in an unlevel playing field. depending on where in the world you manufacture and sell. we're a global company that manufactures around the world, and sources around the world. the risk with escalating trade barriers is that that could have unintended consequences that could skew competitiveness among competitors. that is our main concern. francine: going back to the risk of raw materials, is there risk that you might have to raise your forecast? jonas: we're quite aligned with the market. right now. 2018. a limited risk for francine: you also say that price increases in north america will start showing affects this quarter. to what extent would that make up from the --

that stock got upgraded today to overweight at morgan stanley that's our call of the day adam jonas is the analyst behind the move and he joins us live from new york city welcome back nice to talk to you again. >> thanks for having us. >> were you surprised by those recent numbers from general motor motors the whole sector was like blast off. who saw that coming? >> which numbers are you referring to >> the auto sales numbers. the most recent numbers. >> yeah, there may have been some issues with extra selling weekend related to the holiday, cutting through it, i would say it's strong, but month to month, and one of the reasons gm is not reporting the sales monthly anymore, is you can get volatility with some of the weekends rule of thumb is half of a month' selling action happens in the last week. it's strong, but i wouldn't read too much into it >> you don't read the sector strength into this call today at all? >> not so much i think it's kind of down to the tweeting and the kudlow calming effect, to be honest gm stock sold off a lot over the last six months. down about 25% at one po

this is happening near old jonas hill road.ur morning commute takes you through that area, you might want to consider some other routes this morning. you can see the power is back on, that is good news and the lights are back on but it is slow going as they try to repair the lines. there are detours in place. >>> let's check weather. >> today will be much quieter.

. >> president hillis: thanks, jonas. any public comment on 155 brannan street? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner richards: motion to approve item four. >> second. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. on that motion, to approve consent calendar item number four -- [ roll call. ] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously, 7-0, and places us on item five under commission matters, commission comments and questions. >> president hillis: commissioner moore? >> commissioner moore: i was glad to read in the paper that marin street may be available for the flower mart that is, i think, a great move given the push back and the explanations that we have heard. i think it will help us much more strongly to really move forward on other matters. >> president hillis: commissioner richards? >> commissioner richards: so i was in sacramento this week on wednesday -- i forget when they heard sb 827, and i wanted to go see how sausage was made, and boy, did i see how sausage was made. here, we had a bill that would have impacted so many p

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but what's happening here at this speed to spend you that you have it is politicians showing up and jonas of course asking him these questions if they know under a bit more if they even know the results of course they say no but what they do at this point is trying to share a positive message saying that it's due to defeatist party that was such a high voter turnout asked whether there's going to be a two thirds majority fittest politicians say they don't expect that to happen however doubt why it's certain that absolute majority is possible. ok so the vote counting continues there and oregon's party has a strong lead in the opinion polls followed by the nationalist ya bake party how do these two parties differ in their platforms. well bluntly put one of the biggest differences is that there is no money fast when it comes to the fittest party they didn't even publish one on the other and of course you could clearly see what's the most important topic for the fittest party and that's immigration that's also one of the most important topics for the your big party but apart from saying that

and two thirds of these jonas actually came from korea and this morning when south korean president and the north korean leader met and when they shook hands and you could read it get the attention that was in this room here and at one time some journalist even started applauding so you could get a really impression you could really feel that you that you know seeing something really historic here and this feeling continued during the whole day now back to we know that denuclearization is now on the table this is a big step this is something that the u.s. has been trying to get north korea to do for decades now why do you think the north would give up their biggest bargaining chip here. gaining share the nuclear deterrent was built up to secure north korea's defense against the u.s. and maintain the regime and do nuclearization is only on the table if there's a real progress and they go see asians and then the end of the day if the u.s. is also willing to provide security guarantees and i think you're again the obs tusa grima and replacement of the arms disagreement is useful because it

is tenure treasuries a buy,jonae you with me. play.oreigners are going to be more discriminate about when they come in. jonathan: i want to give you the york, that is it for us. we will see you 6:00 p.m. in london. this was "bloomberg: real yield ." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yousef: you are watching the "best of bloomberg daybreak: middle east." dad? the iran deal -- dead? yousef: crude up, geopolitical tensions. >> a milestone for markets, the 10 year treasury yield is 3% for the first time in four years. what will that mean for middle east investors? the french president cast doubt on whether the u.s.

. >> jonas, if the company doesn't take your recommendations or doesn't apply something that you woulde, taking a look at these broader issues and risks, will that impact how you're invested in facebook? >> i think it's important to realize that there are certainly significant problems and we have these significant concerns about the board structure. there is value in facebook there are things from a financial point of view, from social point of view that are beneficial and we see that value. there are these problems as well and we see this really as an opportunity for the company to make that pivot. mark zuckerberg essentially recognized this point himself when he testified in front of congress he said that the company did not take a broad enough view of its responsibilities and we would very much like him to put his money where his mouth is on that point and put in place a governance structure that will really help it have that broader view. >> or his mouth where his money is, i guess, as the case might be jonas kron from trillion, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >>>

jonas, i want to touch on this issue real quickly. the idea that this is going to boil over as it has in the commodity markets. we're so focused on stocks. if the prices keep falling or at least for some of the farmers and those directly affected for them, that's happening right now, right? >> no, it's real now. i have a client in the steel industry. there's mayhem. they have to do contracts out years in advanced. it's an impact if you're in that business, even though it's all talk mostly at this point. so there's no question a trade situation could get ugly. it already is a little ugly if you're in the commodity business -- but china has been taking advantage of countries because they don't want to take on their risks to the economies and et cetera. so you almost have to play chicken, the stage we're in now. in the industry, you're seeing the effect already. >> neil: it could work. real quick, i want to go to nancy pelosi saying if the democrats take over in the house, they're going to re-visit the tax cut thing. the same thing the p

ronny jackson and to what jonas just said.ons of a hostile work environment, which i think is relevant to his capacity to running the v.a. not only the 375,000 employees, if you if he's treating those on his staff, even that much smaller, in an inappropriate way at all, we certainly don't want that person in a cabinet position. but generally speaking the most important thing to be hearing from him in his testimony is his capacity and ability to be running a bureau of this size. >> neil: all right. all i know is two formers presidents, barack obama and president bush thought highly of the doctor. i know this is different, serving an agency for 11 million veterans. but it does appear to be helping him. >> you raise an excellent point. that our v.a. is not doing its job in serving our veterans. that's the most crucial question. so far the question hasn't been asked or answered in the press or otherwise. there's too much speculation going on about all of these allegations about his personal behavior, what have you and frankly i th

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i did have a number of speaker cards. >> president hillis: thank you, jonas. you can lineup on the screen side of the room. >> hi. good afternoon. also in the chronicle this morning was the article about bold san francisco proposal to curtail warming with trees, and i think i've mentioned this before, but i -- can i have the overhead, please. that was a yard that was no more. that yard was flat lotted, and what i call w. hotelification was done, and the inside was brought to the outside. so when you get to the residential design guidelines, i think this is something you need to look at because this is happening in a lot of projects where they're just taking the yard and getting rid of all the nature and putting in the fake grass, which i guess is good for drought, but this was a really nice yard, and i think that, you know, if you're going to save trees in the city, maybe we need to think about saving trees on private land. the other thing i want to say is i want to thank you again for last week, the special meeting you had with the b.i.c. i want to thank espe

several of the letters did not make the packet publication deadline, and jonas just graciously extended those to you, as well. feedback has been quite mixed with numerous area residents does have commented about their support for the project i already mentioned the tmp as having been included as a condition of approval. the project sponsor's agreed to a one year report back as condition number 22 in your draft motion. a similar report back was considered for the whole foods project on delores street a few years back. on the whole, the department finds the project to be necessary and desirable for the community for the following reasons. the project will activate a vacant lighted commercial storefront and help induce pedestrian traffic into the area, the project would introduce a general grocery store at the polk street corridor. general grocery stores are considered daily need retail uses and are supported by the commerce industry general plan, it would also support the general plan by creating 100 new jobs. although the proposed project involves a formula retail use -- [ inaudible ] >>

road was closed near old jonas hill road. pg andy crews repaired the damage of more than 300 customers who lost power. pg&e is hoping to get the power back on by 6:00 this morning. so far, no injuries have been reported. >>> it is 4:01. steve talked about it all morning, but he still can't believe it. even though he said it all evening, it's hard. >> it was intense. oakland was the winner. we had hail reports all over the place today. it will be very quiet today, but we will revisit some of yesterday. it was mainly in the morning. there was hail at parkside elementary yesterday. in the general vicinity, there are some and oakley for about a minute or so. today, our system is gone. low snow levels, off and on rain. partly to mostly cloudy. it is cool. it cut through yesterday. i saw my neighbor out walking his dog and said that for april it is cold. and it is. santa rosa is 35. napa 37. 39 in livermore. a lot of 30s, including american can you. windsor is 36. there will be breeze out of the north. northerly breeze, but sunny t

jonas. jerebko. corner three. dubs face the music. 40-point loss. worst of the year. we'll find out tomorrow who the warriors face in the first round of the playoffs. >>> there was some good news, though. stephen curry got up some shots before the game. he's still not expected to return in time for the first round of the playoffs but a good sign for round 2. >>> giants with some more bad news. johnny cueto went on the ten-day dl retroactive to april 7th with a bum ankle he hurt working out over the weekend. left-handed pitcher steven oaker broughtut to replace him. meanwhile, tyler beatty. gave up two in the first but escaped the jam striking out chris owings in the third. two earned runs five walks. bases full. giants in the sixth. andrew mcutchen at the plate. he draws a walk. lead is cult in half. 3-3 in the aikt. brandon belt strikes out swinging but buster posey is running. throw gets away allowing mccutchen to score. 4-3 giants. hunter strickland on to save it in t ninth but paul goldschmidt moon shot to tie it up at 4. bottom nine, mccutchen is clutching. walk-

jonas. jerebko. corner three. dubs face the music. 40-point loss. worst of the year. warriors face in the first round of the playoffs. >>> there was some good news, though. stephen curry got up some shots before the game. he's still not expected to return in time for the first round of the playoffs but a good sign for round 2. >>> giants with some more bad news. johnny cueto went on the ten-day dl retroactive to april 7th with a bum ankle he hurt working out over the weekend. left-handed pitcher steven oaker brought out to replace him. meanwhile, tyler beatty. gave up two in the first but escaped the jam striking out chris owings in the third. two earned runs five walks. bases full. giants in the sixth. andrew mccutchen at the plate. he draws a walk. lead is cult in half. 3-3 in the aikt. brandon belt strikes out swinging but buster posey is running. throw gets away allowing mccutchen to score. 4-3 giants. hunter strickland on to save it in the ninth but paul goldschmidt moon shot to tie it up at 4. bottom nine, mccutchen is clutching. walk-off single. the giants are

charge of the foremost subject of victims two thousand and three after taking over from his father jonas accuse the family of widespread corruption and squandering the country's oil about. eyes about john's opposition party say everything's been done to block a serious political challenge to the family didn't stay dissenting voices are absent from the media and critical journalists risk arrest and jail time. rebecca riches caught up with the dissident here in berlin and has this report. burn in it's now home for this activist in exile the dissident journalist from as a vision has paid a high price for refusing to talk to the government line even milly's been forced to cut ties with his family and is no longer welcome in his home country largely due to the donor funded news channel he runs online. made on t.v. is giving fact checked information about azerbaijan about politics and people needed people need independent media. this spoof video of a donkey holding a press conference led to milly being thrown in prison in two thousand and eleven it was meant to poke fun at the sky high price t

. >> a full closure of moraga at old jonas hill due to power lines an a tree.w exactly when it happened but they issued the closure about 12 hours ago. they are planning to have the road back open between 4:00 and 5:00, does not look like it but i'm going to keep an eye. 880 slowing through the oakland stretch. we'll check on that next. >> alexa, thank you. pg&e working to restore power. >> hundreds in the dark at this hour. abc news reporter amy hollyfield live with the story. >> reporter: hi. there's a race to get this open and get power lines repaired. beyond that closure is the town of moraga. this is the main road people in mora, a use to get to the freeway, the b.a.r.t. station, basically to get off to work. it's going to be a rough morning if they don't get this reopened. they shut it down. it was early when the tree fell and took down power line. this happened on saint mary's and moraing ga. it clogged the arteries as people were coming home from work, trying to get to baseball games. it really clogged the community. crews told me this morning, they hav

that it's that piece of the an uptick certainly in the last couple of weeks but how often is it the jonas themselves something attacked. phemie and this is not a new phenomenon and you know that's what i want to emphasize to start with. the only thing that's new is you don't get this extra attention that's being given to increasing crimes against journalists and you and i know it's a worldwide phenomenon it always suits the governments to muzzle the press be it india beat any record but i want to underscore one point about the our country and that is one suggestion of this has been a routine for instance if you look at certain they've done that is available in public in india the press council of india which is the overarching regulator for the print industry in india recently put under the poor that said it he journalists had been killed starting ninety ninety in india and only in one case was the conviction secured so you see the impunity to once crimes against journalists in the country is high and the real problem is that often law a stand alone or not to protect the japan lists and t

. >> thank you in congratulating, signed up to be jonas. anthony has done great work over many years. i want him to where the campaign and look into it. and she will be encouraging other members of the house. >> increasing numbers of children of school h.r. being educated at home. does the prime minister agree it is important to ensure these children receive education that is appropriate to their needs. >> this is very important. and it is important those children get an appropriate level of education and i can assure my honorable for this is an issue they are looking up. >> i met a lovely young people who had all but given up hope being able to buy their own homes, and genuinely afford housing scheme, in the university, join me in praising manchester labor. who despite her government, planning and funding restrictions have built many hundreds of truly affordable homes, another 2000 onstream. >> building more homes for people and include affordable homes, since we came in in 2010 we delivered more affordable homes in the last 7 years in the

. >> my name is jonas. i was a student in 2009 at sfgh is 2067. we cover going to the patient room to do the x-rays and e.r., we have seven recess rooms and pod a and pod b, pod c, two of them have 20 rooms that we have to go through the patient room to prosecute form the x-rays. orth owe has out patient facility in the old building and since 2009, i graduated in 2012 and i was working as a tech for six months for 10-40 hours and i had to let go and come back for another six months. i've been doing that for a while. i was hired as category 13. i was became permanent at the hospital. the past week we were just looking at the statistics of how many patients procedures we do per week. 2,332 and we're doing one. this is just x-ray only. 3,149. 807ctnr. my classmates are going to ucsf for better pay and wages so i will ask you to help us to better staffing and better wages for our staffing. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is mondonaa. i've been with city and county of san francisco for 30 years. i current

complies with all relevant safety guidance little has been done to compensate victims of contamination jona whole al-jazeera in the chillier been screeching of russia scientists have found the world's oldest known cases of two types of cancer in the remains of egyptian mummies anthropologists used c.t. scans to analyze the bones of two mummies which were discovered in an accomplice in the city of us while the research showed the female mummy died of breast cancer in around two thousand b.c. while the first known case of a type of bone marrow cancer was identified in the mail is thought he died around two hundred years later. pope francis says used his easter message to call for peace around the world about eighty thousand people were innocent peter square to hear his address in an apparent reference to the recent violence in gaza he called for reconciliation in the holy land he also called for action to bring the war in syria to an end. you know you don't mind the other fruity patch today we implore the fruits of please upon the entire world beginning with the beloved and long suffering lea

in the region and that is why we have and as i've said we've become the second biggest bilateral jona to the region but we also took the decision that there were a number of refugees who are particularly vulnerable who perhaps required particular medical support right to bring to the united kingdom under our commitment on the vulnerable refugees resettlement scheme which we have which from a persons resettlement scheme which we have been putting in place and continue to put in place there are a number of other schemes that we are operating to bring refugees children in particular here to the united kingdom but we continue to ensure that we are supporting the greatest number of possible of refugees by actually acting in the region and i think that continues to be what we should be doing he asked me about the issue of of parliament and it is it is i'm sure that he would recognize that it is the case that it is always necessary for the government to be able to act in those circumstances where decisions need to be taken but to ensure that if a decision is taken which is not being discusse

complies with all relevant safety guidance little has been done to compensate victims of contamination jona whole al-jazeera in the chelyabinsk region of russia. so ana has an r. rated a new president in the ceremony designed to highlight a smooth transition of power. taking over until elections next year he was formally the vice president and comma stepped out on saturday after serving the maximum time allow under the constitution catherine so is following the story from us she joins us from the capital of botswana thank you catherine so this eighteen months into the general election why is this handover happening now and is there really going to be any type of a shift in policy. richelle over there is just about and now. the president the new president is going to inspect. just to give you a sense of how. it's been raining very very cold morning but a lot of people braved this. to witness this event it was supposed to be outside the. building but then they had to move to the. rain and yes it's all on the line this event the ceremonies all in line with the constitution and it comes like yo

jonas ithaca. —— join us if you can. some breaking news regarding ukip.. they have leased a statement saying we are pleased to announce that as of ibm today gerard batten mep is the new leader of the uk independence party. he has assumed the leadership after what has been an uncontested election. still many troubles ahead for ukip. finding its way and finding its policies and getting the support for the leadership so far many leaders have refused to get. ukip leader gerard batten commenting on the confirmation in the last two minutes saying, i'm pleased to accept the leadership of ukip since may appointment as interim leader i have made a number of decisions that have made a number of decisions that have but the party on a firm footing financially and as an organisation, as leader i will do all i can to work for the progress of the party. ukip is the only real opposition to our political establishment as we needed now as as much as ever. one of his promises is to hold the government to account with delivering the brexit that was promised in the referendum

he did in two thousand and seven physically abusing jonas destroying their equipment so it went back earlier so that's let me point out there but if you put your own car. parked in the station the last five years. there. were plenty of other stations they made a result of my work in the region where nobody quits on their own where they had full power much more to have here i quit on my own through elections i came as you should have done absolutely i was you shouldn't claim credit simply for doing what yemen or president in a normal country should do no region you look around in the region nobody does that tito japery see your form of foreign minister said it was clear by the end of your first term you were using your story to create an unshakeable power fiefdom your style of ruling ultimately authoritarian it was what it was working for because private shareholder. that doesn't mean it was wrong there are plenty of other people you said called any of other people who said the same thing looting the human rights organizations we including them look at we move toward or from one of th

raided in two thousand and seven physically abusing jonas destroying their equipment so it went back earlier so that's let me point out there but if you put your own car. in the station the last five years is still there. there are plenty of other stations the main result of my work is in the region where nobody quits on their own when they had full power much more to have here i quit on my own through elections i came through peaceful times you should have done absolutely i was you should have absolutely no you claim you click credit simply for doing what yes we can all present in a normal country you should know region you look around in a region nobody does that japanese see your form of your minister said it was clear by the end of your first term you were using your thirty to create an unshakable power fiefdom your style of ruling ultimately or thora tarion it was wasn't your party that was working for because private shareholder of course from your own issue although that doesn't mean it was wrong there are plenty of other people you said called any of other people who said the

becoming normalised but the opposition says may should have got parliament's approval for those strikes jona our ports. border having faced a barrage of criticism over the weekend to use it made her case to parliament that bombing syria had been both morally and legally justifiable it was not she said about intervening in the civil war nor regime change but about humanitarian necessity saving syria's civilians from future chemical weapons attack as a legal basis for military intervention we cannot allow the use of chemical weapons to become normalized either within syria on the streets of the u.k. or elsewhere so we have not done this because president trump asked us to do so we have done it because we believed it was the right thing to do and we are not very many m.p.'s including in her own party a furious that parliament was not consulted first as is the convention in britain since the iraq war in two thousand and three the leader of the opposition led the charge mr speaker this statement serves as a reminder the prime minister is accountable to this parliament not to the whims of the us p

jonas points are very well made. of 100% want politics agreement on everything. i do want politics in which we do not decide in one party or the other, but we prefer the russians. it's amazing to think back to 2012 when mitt romney described russia as our chief political adversary, he was ridiculed for a position that was completely rational. you had barack obama, i don't mean to single him out, but in a private conversation, a senior official saying, cut me some slack, when i get to my reelection we can hash things out. now you have folks on the political right who seem to see people who are representatives of a foreign power as less dangerous to them than their own compatriots. that is a dangerous place to be in. maybe i'm more alarmed than i should be, but i think it is alarming. the previous panel, it was said that it is only on the right the question of -- on them is debated left is collectivism, and that is what i think john is concerned about. taken assm is often collectivism, centralizing force. we would be ceding much too much ground if we were to conced

items 12 a and b, commissioners, f commissioners. [ agenda item read ] >> thank you, jonas. i do have additional letters that were received after distributing the packets for distribution. andrew perry with department staff. the project before you is a request for downtown project authorizations at 135 hyde street located just south of the intersection with turk street within the tenderloin and downtown civic center neighborhoods. the proposed project would demolish the existing one story auto repair garage and construct a new eight story over basement containing 69 dwelling units. the basement level will accommodate 18 residential parking spaces plus one additional space devoted to car share, as well as class one bicycle parking for 69 bicycles. common usable open space for the residential units is provided at the eightth floor roof deck and meeting the project's open space requirement. additionally there's a ground floor courtyard available to residents, though there is not counted towards the project's open space requirement. the project requests exceptions to the require

jonas max ferris. the dow up 374 points right now. pay more attention nor normally we do, speech by xi xinping. the premier for life. something we've not seen since mao tse-tung. in that speech there is growing hope overnight that he is going to hint, and i stress hint, of some concessions to donald trump his good friend we're told. donald trump just saying the same with xi xinping. friends wouldn't say or hint at that if they didn't know something was in the offing, right? more after this. the : . : : nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, while the heated seat soothes your back, neck and shoulders. kohler is an expert in bathing, so you can count on a deep so

university of missouri, alex derosier, jamie dunaway, renee hickman, sue lynn martin,y to kathleen jonawan, miranda more and moore wagner -- miranda and rachel wagner. please join us in congratulating the scholarship winners. [applause] margaret: i hope you will turn back to the the you screen so -- toan hear her story the video screen so you can hear her story. last april your freedom award helped deliver me the freedom to walk out of prison. for three years i was kept hidden wind high walls with bart wire. -- with barbed wire. i was told i would spend the rest of my life there with my husband and friends. how would you explain this journey to people? truth.ternate tell people that i is a and human trafficker and 60,000 people like her are terrorists, not democracy defenders. the regime was able to guard the secret for years. i am not a terrorist, but a social activist. i flew to cairo to carry with me the values of humanity, freedom and pursuit of happiness. i helped clean garbage from neighborhoods and playgrounds, helped educate little girls and save little boys from being raped by

jonas commit thank you so much. trade to president trump is set to meet with the leaders of estonia, latvia and lithuania for a baltic summit at the white house today. a business trade in energy partnership are expected on their agenda. fox business will carry their press conference live at 1:35 p.m. eastern time on cavuto coast to coast. trading for 21st century fox to tease u.k. regulators concerns over its proposed takeover of sky. fox news proposing to sell sky news to walt disney. alternatively, offering separate sky news. u.k. regulators have expressed concerns the deal would be about the public interest. twenty-first century fox dying to take full control of sky while disney is supposed to acquire some fox entertainment including 39% stake in sky. of course 21st century fox's parent of the fox news network. trade to welcome the spot if i could be in for a bumpy ride on his first day of trading later today. pushing ahead with a very unusual ipo. >> i can't wait to get down to the new york stock exchange. more