are necessary and will be will be there also in the next day kate all right we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking to a very near fossil bank a former minister of national defense of austria discussing austria's perspective on europe's pressing issues stay with us. henry kissinger once the british and the united states went into the ukrainian crisis acting rationally based on mutual misconceptions with tensions heightened over the scruple case other sites guided by misconceptions were deliberate misrepresentation. of what for many clubs over the years so i know the gaming so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school. it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each of killian erroneous and spending two hundred twenty million on one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to because i want to share what i think of what i know about the beautiful guy a great so one more chance with. the base this minute. franking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come

. >> but no, said kate back then. janice had it all wrong. heather was nice. said she'd introduced heather to her friend ethan and very quickly a romance had blossomed. they were even talking marriage. really? if janice waring was suspicious about heather back then, the a-team was doubly so now. sure enough a few key strokes on the internet told bobby that mother's intuition was right. >> she had been arrested for forgery in indiana. but she'd been arrested in other states, too. >> essentially if you just googled her name, i suppose you could find out a fair amount. >> that's how i found her. she'd been impersonating a doctor. i just googled her. >> and ethan wouldn't be her first husband. she had been married before and had four children. now that they knew about heather a few fuzzy details were suddenly clearer. the one thing -- the last dinner with ethan made more sense because there were three meals on the dinner bill. the other diner was heather kamp. and more important, that check ethan tried to cash, the one the teller flagged, maybe that was another hea

kate with all due respect britain has even less credibility at all this than the united states does let's let's remind everybody of the scruple affair that's been playing out over the last few weeks that they are making these accusations for political reasons the same way that the that nikki haley and the washington authorities are again it has nothing to do with the truth and falsehood of whether or not chemical weapons were used in duma or he who you use them and has to do with their political agenda in syria i'm not as well let's also listen to what he said she said the u.n. has proved its uselessness let's have a listen yesterday i said that history will record this moment when we either lived up to our responsibility as a security council or showed our complete failure to protect the syrian people today we have our answer well jim what do you think of that claim then for seven years the so-called international community that she's referring to has been supporting these a vicious jihad groups trying to overthrow a secular government that would massacre all the olla wide so would best

all for joining me, as always. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. > >>>ie m >>> emanuel macron is in the white house today. >>> do we live in the age of trump trumps all. >>> the confidence of scott pruitt. the white house insists all is fine. >> that's not my question. my question is, keeping scott pruitt in place, is that really draining the swamp that made the headlines given the optics of the days of tom price in the day? >> there is a revolving door between lobbyists and this administration. there is more work we can do, we will accept that, but i think scott pruitt is doing a good job and we look forward to keeping him there as epa administrator. >> we begin the hour with a dance of delicacy, a dance likely to dominate the white house this week. emmanuel macron is due to land soon. he will be testing his friendship with trump on the iran deal. there is really no choice. >> our relationship with iran, no. but for nuclear, what do you ha have? i don't see it. i don't have any plan b for nu

all so special. dylan dreyer, nbc news, boston. >> what a great lesson. that is "nbc nightly news" for a sunday night. lester holt will be back with you tomorrow. i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. a gorgeous wg gone. rain returns to the bay >>> right now at 6:00, the gorgeous weekend now long gone. rain is returning to the bay area. see the sprinkles right there on the lens. that's our live camera pointed at san francisco. we're tracking just how long this rain is going to stick around. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks so much for joining us. i'm vicki nguyen. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. rain arrived before your workweek. that's not all. dip in temperatures, chance of thunderstorms. what's on tap for tonight? >> this is an unusually cold storm for the month of april. it's sadly going to make an impact. what people are going to notice the most is the temperature drop. i know we're seeing rain, it's very apparent in san francisco at 55 degrees. we hit a high of about 64 degree. our daytime highs tomor w

i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night.ight now a returning to the north bay fire zone, six months later. >>> right now at 6:00, returning to the north bay fire zone six months later. tonight, many who live there are reflecting on the deadly fires that changed the community and their lives forever. the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm vicki nguyen. more than 50 people killed, insurance losses close to $10 billion. thousands of people lost their homes. >> we have live team coverage of the road to recovery in the north bay. nbc bay area has reaction from a couple who escaped danger six months ago. let's start with nbc bay area's tom jensen, he was one of the first reporters on the scene six month ago. tom, for a lot of people the rebuilding hasn't started yet. >> reporter: they have had a lot

i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. sky high ren prices.ne of the biggest contrer zblmpl >>> right now at 6:00, sky high represent and housing prices. one of the biggest housing controversies in the bay area. the fight of rent control could be in voters' hands come november. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm vicki nguyen. how to get relief from skyrocketing rents in california will be in the spotlight tomorrow. organizers of a campaign to lift restrictions on rent control now say they have enough signatures to put this issue on the november ballot. >> nbc bay area's mary ann favro with a look at the issue and why proponents say it could hurt renters in the long term. >> reporter: the signatures were collected by the alliance of californians for community empowerme

baby boy on monday morning it's the kate's third child with husband prince william and just moments ago admirers of the roles family were treated to what they'd all been eagerly awaiting kate's. baby did outside the profit of some areas hospital in the queen's six great grandchild this fits in line to the throne prince charles his father and siblings george and shopped new goals name has not yet been released. to london that. when we join the correspondent to better get mass on the phone welcome back it's how people reacting to this news. well of course when i was here at the hospital and people have said it's a boy it was really happy oh cases and there was an outcry just a test of joy and it's a really positive news i think that a lot of people have been nothing waiting for of course there's always a loss of where wishes anything royal attracts many people that obviously re facebook or the royal family and some people have gathered and have waited outside the hospital for four days or some i think even weeks and then of course all the media outside the hospital it's quite a scene. and what news on a name yes is philip in the mix. and i don't th

i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> right now at 6:00, an alert driver notices something wrong off the coast of pacifica. how his quick reaction helped save people when their boat ran aground. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thank you so much for joining us. i'm vicki nguyen. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. the stranded sailboat is still sitting on the shore right now. quite the spectacle for people headed out to the east. >> nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live in pacifica with more on this dramatic situation. hey, sergio. >> reporter: hey, it's interesting, i actually just talked to one of the boat owners a couple minutes ago. i want to show you that boat right now, it's been out here on the beach for most of the day. the co-owner last night told us a little bit about what happened to them. they had been

all of the things in database like ancestry are adding to it. boyer -- oral history, oh no, wait. [laughter] kate: maybe we can put our heads together. >> i found all of it. kate: and the whole neighborhood sounds like it was so interesting. thank you. >> thinking about how many documentary projects there were, but clearly that was not the case. i wondered how he was able to do the research that he did going to many places. was it self funded? kate: he was a teacher, so he had summers. when he went to the midwest, that big trip to the midwest was in august of 1938. he had a very stable job teaching for the desegregated d.c. public schools. he also had a degree in dentistry and by most accounts was the first african-american the dental boards in washington, d.c.. he probably practiced dentistry outside of his house on the side. >> they would call that a side hustle. [laughter] kate: he was well-off enough to own a house on florida avenue and a vacation house in highland beach, maryland. if you don't know what that is, it is like a very elite african-american beach community in maryland that was or

kate bennett is watching all of th with us. e theres well, kate. >> that's right, wolf. the first lady actually said ahead of the president that she would be attending this memorial service. she felt it was important to be there in person, to pay her respects. and there is protocol to this, wolf. she will be sitting next to barack obama, the most recent former sitting president. that's who the first lady and were president trump to be here, that's where he would sit, on the other side of melania trump. certainly she's walking into a situation with people seated beside her, who her husband has, you know, tweeted about and called, you know, nicknamed crooked hillary and blamed barack obama for the negative aspects that he feels the country is in now and also jeb bush and the bush family will be there. this was low-energy bush, jeb, we all remember from the campaign. certainly this is a first lady demonstrating that she is, you know, very confident in being able to sit inside and next to some of these current foes of the president,

prince william and kate and their soon to be named baby prince just seven hours old sleeping through it all. kate in her post-baby red dress by go-to designer jenny packham channeling princess diana with the newborn prince harry in 1984. >> it is wonderful to see -- >> georgia and sister charlotte first to visit and all smiles and waves heading into to meet baby brother and even one last turn for the cameras. the queen will be the first to hear the baby's name. it took two days to announce charlotte. same for george. william's name or names, he's william arthur philip lewis were made public a week after he was born. prince harry and fiance meghan markle might get the inside scoop. no comment from the couple while on official royal business on monday, but they're neighbors and harry already a doting uncle. >> now that meghan is on the scene it will be better and we'll have tiny royal feet. >> reporter: prince william joking about being a dad of three only the way a british prince could -- thrice the worry with a third rosie cheeks royal heir. today is the day for gun salutes and bells ringin

in napa, kate larson, abc7 news. >> all right. what is to come, any more of that chill? meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking it. >> that system has come and it's going. you may not have noticed but you will notice the changes that are ahead. i'll tell you all about them coming up. >> clearing the san francisco sidewalks, new scooter seizures tonight after what the city calls a flagrant disregard for the rules. >> also, all of your information at risk just by plugging in your phone. what you can do to protect yourself. >> and a celebrity fighter with a new title tonight and it's not in the ring. the local high school with one cool new coach. >> all that is ahead first here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live right after abc7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and alma. here's some of what awaits you after the news. who did glenn play in the 2004 movie the aviator? >> jean harlow. >> that's right, diane. >>> san francisco department of public works confiscated 61 more dockless electric scooters off the streets today. last week 66 of the e-bikes were take

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. >> thank you, kate. >>> all right, let's get some parting sho itself from mike santoli.watching what we've seen in earnings yesterday was the antithesis of the day before boeing out with numbers. that held throughout the day none of the pullback like we saw in caterpillar earlier that give and take where basically the pendulum swings from over reaction to under reaction what's interesting this time, i don't think this earnings season is that unusual in that seldom instinct, that churning. except the market was down a good deal. it seemed people thought there was a setup, it hasn't worked on a market wide basis. we're holding in there >> that brings me back the warmth you brought up repeatedly over the past several kwooex weeks, which is if that's not it, what is it the rest of the year >> it's summer, then mid-term election, on the one hand i get that, because it doesn't seem there is a rush to be doing buying on the other hand, people are more cautious. it's the opposite of january where everybody was chasing this huge rally logically, potentially >> hey, mike i want to

all. jessica, what are you hearing? >> reporter: kate, the arguments are just wrapping up here. what i can tell you is the arguments did break down along ideological lines and we heard from neil gorsuch, of course, the newest justice on the supreme court as well as justice john roberts and they asked mostly procedural questions and they asked if the people had a standing to bring it considering they weren't the aliens who were not discriminated against by not being allowed in this country. what was most interesting is the extensive line of questioning from justices kagan and sotomayor. in pacfact, justice kagan asked questions that pertained to the travel ban, and the third iteration of the travel ban and in particular she asked a hypothetical that was poignant. she asked if a president was ever elected who had expressed antisemitic statements would, in fact, a perhaps ban on all people from israel, would the supreme court be able to look at the campaign statements of that president? so a little bit relating and a hypothetical to some of the comments that president trump made du

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>> no, not at all, kate and that's a real concern here. what looks like what was supposed to be a retaliatory strike, i get that, but what this administration has not done and never has tried is to insert itself back into the diplomatic process and to trooy to find an end to the civil war. >> obama didn't do it, as you said, there are seven or eight wars going on inside the country and it's not easy, but at this moment, something's got to give. >> no argument, and i think you're right. we didn't get there with the obama administration, but at least we tried and we were at the table in the u.n. process trying to find a diplomatic solution. a year ago when he fired those 59 tomahawks i said this now maybe gives him the leverage to have more effect on a diplomatic front, and he didn't do it. he simply did the strike and walked back from it again so we'll see where this goes, but no, they have not had a comprehensive policy and much less a strategy for where they're going in syria other than kicking isis out and he's pulling the troops out pre

prince william, kate, and their soon to be named baby prince just seven hours old sleeping through it all. kate in her post-baby red dress by jenny packam channelling princess diana on those same steps with prince harry. >> it was wonderful to see them come out and wave. >> reporter: this morning, a gun salute. and bells ringing for the new prince. grandfather charles tweeting, it's a great joy. i don't know how i'm going to keep up. aunt pippa seen at the palace. george and sister charlotte, the first to visit. charlotte stole the show all smiles and waves heading in to meet her baby brother. even one last turn to the cameras. the queen, 92 years old and out riding her horse while kate was giving birth, will be the first to hear the baby's name. it took two days to announce charlotte's. same for george. william's name or names. he's william arthur phillip lewis were made public a week after he was born. prince harry and meghan markle just might get the inside scoop. no comment for the couple while on official royal business monday, but their neighbors and harry already a doting uncle. >>

what are you hearing from the white house on all of this right now. >> kate, right now the message out of this white house is that all options are on the table. homeland security adviser tom bossert said as much yesterday. >> the first thing we have to look at is why a chemical weapon is still being used at all when russia was the framework gau gaurntor of removing those weapons. >> can you rule out taking actions, launching air strikes against assad, mr. secretary? >> i don't rule out anything right now. >> president trump and mike pence signaled action with president trump saying there will be price to pay. the hard facts are a few days before this attack the president said he wants to withdraw u.s. troops from syria, troops over there fighting isis, and now this will raise the question of will this pull the president back into syria? we know he's been impatient to get out of there. but the facts of the matter are he may not have a choice here. >> the facts of the matter are, the facts on the ground are changing. thanks, kaitlan collins. >>> what is russia saying about this attack an

all eyes are on kate, who pulled off an impressive exit from the hospital. we're in london with the latest on prince william and kate's new addition. [ cheers and applause ] >> kate and william showed off their new little prince to the world, posing for photographers just before 6:00 p.m. london time. listen to this. the trio left the hospital just seven hours after kate gave birth. kate wore a red jenny packham dress. she wore the same british designer of the debuts of prince george and princess charlotte nearly two years later. kate's outfit is evoking memories of princess diana, who wore a similar dress with the newborn prince harry. if seeing kate and will with their newborn doesn't melt your heart, look at this. as prince george and princess charlotte arriving at the hospital with their dad to meet their baby brother for the first time. george was still wearing his school uniform. charlotte waved to the cameras. half hour earlier, will left kate's side and quickly returned with the kids. >> back in a minute. >> here are the royal details. kate gave birt

. >> i know apple is its own animal but pete says this all the time, kate is the absolute ax. >> because she has been the most bullish analyst on the street. >> if you believe her on the way up, it stands to listen you're going to listen to what she says when she makes negative comments to me out of all the things macro aside, that was the most interesting story of the day. >> facebook, i think we got a lot of that out of the way if facebook can prove that advertisers aren't leaving in droves and that subscribers aren't leaving in droves, i think that they basically -- i don't want to say they're out of the woods because the macro market will dictate a lot of it, but i think they're nearer to the end than the beginning. >> but what if they came out and said we have not seen an impact yet. would you be surprised how long has the impact been >> they have to say we haven't seen an impact and don't expect one. if we haven't seen an kbanimpac the market will price in more uncertainty. >> do you think they can say we don't expect one >> if they do, i think the market would probably laugh. >> e

. >> sreenivasan: all right, mary kate cary, thank you for joining us tod. >> thank you for having me. >> sreenivasan: in a surprise move, rth korea announced that starting immediately, it will close its only known nuclear test site and suspend long-range missile tests. in a speech to the rulin worker's party, north korean leader kim jong un said the country had achieved its goal of building a nuclear arsenal and declared it, "a miraculous victory." he also said the country would now focus on developing its economy. kim's announcement comes in the run-up to meeting next week with south korea's president and a possible summit with president trump later this year. the presidencelebrated the announcement in a tweet yesterday, writing, "this is very good news for north korea and the world-- big progress! look forward to our summit." a spokesperson for south korean president, moon jae-in also praised the decision, calling it, "meaningful progress for the denuclearization of the korean peninsula, which the world wishes for." japanese prime minister shinzo abe was more cautious. >> ( transla

. >> paul: all right, kate, what are senate republicans trying to do to speed up these confirmationswconfirms?we ke which means that if democrats want to they can i' insist that every nominee be debated for 30 hours on the floor of the senate and they've used that more than any other senate in the past, haven't they? >> they have. they've used it 89 times in the first two years versus 24 for barack obama and only four for george w. bush. it's a huge increase. so senator james langford of oklahoma is pushing a bill that would change the rules and limit debate on most nominees to eight hours. but the problem is that you need 60 votes and democrats so far aren't really interested in lending those votes. and so the question is, how far republicans are willing to push it. are they willing to threaten weekend work or working on fridays? >> paul: well, mitch mcconnell says he's willing to threaten them on occasion for that, this is the republican majority leader. if he were to try to do that every weekend, the democrats would shut down the senate and nothing would get done. >> sure. i think

. >> paul: all right, kate, what are senate republicans trying to do to speed up these confirmations in wconfirms?we ke which means that if democrats want to they can i' insist that every nominee be debated for 30 hours on the floor of the senate and they've used that more than any other senate in the past, haven't they? >> they have. they've used it 89 times in the first two years versus 24 for barack obama and only four for george w. bush. it's a huge increase. so senator james langford of oklahoma is pushing a bill that would change the rules and limit debate on most nominees to eight hours. but the problem is that you need 60 votes and democrats so far aren't really interested in lending those votes. and so the question is, how far republicans are willing to push it. are they willing to threaten weekend work or working on fridays? >> paul: well, mitch mcconnell says he's willing to threaten them on occasion for that, this is the republican majority leader. if he were to try to do that every weekend, the democrats would shut down the senate and nothing would get done. >> sure. i t

>> okay. >> oh, okay. >> we all like baby news. kate. it's her first with boyfriend danny fujikawa. she shared the news on instagram with video of this gender reveal. >> ready? one, two, three. >> oh! >> can you guess? she's having a girl. >> i'm guessing it's a girl. >> this big gender reveal party is kind of a thing now. all the cool kids are doing it. >> was she legitimately surprised? she had noed? . >> she had no idea. >> it's a second kid. twins? >> i don't know. >> that video is on a loop. >> wait a minute. the 38-year-old actress -- >> triplets. >> the 38-year-old actress, you haven't seen her on social media because of some pretty bad morning sickness. it sounds like she's just happy to be a mommy again. her other two are 14 and 16 years old. >>> let's move on to records. "black panther," the movie is setting all kinds of records. here's another big one. it's going to be the first film shown in a theater in saudi arabia in 35 years. so almost as long as kate hudson has been on the planet, they have not been watching movies. men

strongly denying the allegations in a letter he sent to colleagues and we get our report on all of it from nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: tonight, nbc senior correspondent tom brokaw says he's angry hurt and unmoored by what he calls a torrent of unsubstantiated criticisms launched against him by linda vester. allegations he denies. >> i felt like this man could destroy my career, so if he said he's coming over, i have to let him come over. reporter: in interviews in interviews published last night, vester says brokaw showed up uninvited in her new york hotel room in 1994 at first putting his finger on her lips and grabbing her. >> he took the same hand, reached behind my head and tried to force me to kiss him. >> reporter: vester says brokaw tried to kiss her again before leaving. >> i stood there for a couple of minutes and just shook out of sheer panic. >> reporter: brokaw today writing i should not have gone but i emphatically did not verbally and physically attack her, adding she often reminded me she was a catholic and that she was uncomfortable with my presence so i left. 23 years later to be s

cameras from all over the world waiting for william and kate, when this couple emerged before them.o one knew them, but the cameras snapping the photos just in case, then, their closeup. then, that new dad capturing a shot on the photographers. a congratulations from the crowd. >> congratulations! >> thank you! >> reporter: and then a thank you from the other couple, too. they deserve their moment, too. thanks for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you rig >>> everyone started running and screaming and he hit this one lady and she went flying. then he hit another lady. >> a witness who ran for her life describes the chaotic, scary scene as a van plowed down a toronto sidewalk leaving several people dead. good afternoon, thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley in for larry beil. we begin with developing news, that van crash that killed nine people. >> it's still up clear if it's a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the speeding van left an awful wake. pedestrians on busy young street, toronto's main north-south thorough fare crumbled after this van jumped the

all of us feel deeply for alfie, kate, tom and his whole family and our thoughts are with them.en a devastating journey for them and we would ask that their privacy and the privacy of staff at alder hey is respected." well let's cross live to alder hey and speak to our correspondent. what's been the reaction to today's's news? the atmosphere has been subdued. the last of the supporters are outside the hospital but far fewer. you supporters are outside the hospital but farfewer. you can supporters are outside the hospital but far fewer. you can see the balloons and purple and blue, they are what alfie's family describe as their warrior‘s colours. at half past two this afternoon there will be released the balloons in a nearby park. it is a place where people are being asked to pay their respects and behave and what has been described as a peaceful manner. we have had a statement this morning from the archbishop of liverpool. he has expressed his deepest sympathy to alfie's family, describing the boy's struggle as heroic. we must recognise all of those who played a pa rt recognise

such an honor today to be here to talk about kate and what a great job she has done and the fact that her family is here too is amazing. so, thank you for all the support that you have given our department over the years and that you continue to. and i'm going to turn it over to kate to say a few words. >> hello. thank you, supervisor tang, for presenting me this award. i know how to stay calm in a pressure situation, but i have never been in this situation before. if i sound nervous, i apologize. thank you for presenting this to me and my manager on swing watch, she's amazing and for kristin for organizing this. i just plugged into work about ten minutes and the officer came up and just said, clear the air for emergency traffic. he wasn't on -- i wasn't sure what he had. quickly after he was shots fired and quickly after that, it was just i need to ambulances, code three. so, i honestly had no idea what was going on. all we can do is coordinate the resources as quickly and safely as we can for the police officers, medics and for the public safety. my partner and i did that, that day. sorry. i come to find out after the fact that they were

he is knee deep in all of this. kate brick olay wrote about keith schiller today.ice to have you on. and i know so much of the nation's focus because of the investigation is michael cohen, but keith schiller, he went from basically trump's part-time watch man to head of security in six years. what roles -- i say roles, because it was multiple, but what roses did he play. >> he played the role of constant companion, close confident ant confidant and bodyguard and his procurer of women. he sent karen mcdougal and stormy daniels to meet with trump. he facilitated the communications and conversations. he was there every step of the way. >> be more specific. because the president wou-- the meet the president and he was the guy standing outside of door and bring the women to donald trump, tell me more about that. >> sure. when stormy daniels met president trump and he invited her to his hotel room -- >> kate, forgive me. speaking of the president, we have to listen to him. he's speaking at mar-a-largo with the prime minister of japan. >> we're talking north korea, we're

cameras from all over the world waiting for william and kate, when this couple emerged before them.o one knew them, but the cameras snapping the photos just in case, then, their closeup. then, that new dad capturing a shot of the photographers. a congratulations from the crowd. >> congratulations! >> thank you! >> reporter: and then a thank you from the other couple, too. they deserve their moment, too. thanks for watching. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> breaking news in toronto new ten people dead. >> chaos. we have been abandoned by the city of oakland. >> residents of one neighborhood say the city is doing nothing about a homeless encampment on a sidewalk. >>> also, court rules on who owns the copyright on these famous monkey selfies. >>> sure you got footballs and seat cushions and then there is this. where we need your help tonight finding the other half of this epic collection. >>> that breaking news is in canada tonight where we are getting our first look at the moments police confronted a driver who plowed over a dozen of people.

. >> all right, kate, thank you. kate rogers. let's go to karen, you used to own this stock. >> i used to be short this stock. >> oh, short >> way back when i haven't looked at it in a while. i like the payment space they do if you go to various retailers, you may very well use a verifone machine or taxi cabs. it's interesting private equity, that's interesting. i guess for the names that would be up on the heels of that would be ingenico or ncr which also has that kind of technology. >> or maybe extrapolating a little more something like a square in that they're providing terminals as well. so it bumps that valuation up a bit. that's where i would look tomorrow. >> square's valuation is already super high, right? >> bump it up -- in other words saying this is a 30, 40% in the after market. >> that's true all right. >> and they're coming off -- the guidance look for the next quarter wasn't particularly fantastic. but it's interesting what is deal book? who does that? andrew sorkin. i think earlier this month they had a little pie

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all about royal weddings. we covered william and kate's together. >> what great job we did. >> back to harry and meghan today.urned heads today while on official business. >> she's got such a great fashion. i adore her. it's up first in tonight's royal report. >> all eyes were on the bride to be. meghan wor a combination of pieces show casing her american heritage and designs from the british commonwealth. her sleeveless dress from new york ze ziner. the blazer draped over her hourld is from the australian label camilla and marc. the heels from tamara mellon. and her bag, oroton. her choice of designers has given a boost on the economic industry by shining a spot light on lesser known brands. many of the items she's worn have sold out. she and harry attended the commonwealth heads of government meeting. she's shaking up the monarchy by assuming duties been she ties the knot. back when kate got engaged to william, she wasn't given any official role before her marriage. will the royal couple honeymoon in africa? rumors that they'll be headed to namibia. they both love africa. namibia is the place brad and angie

kate? >> definitely a must read. thank you so much. thank you all also for joining me. side politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you, kate, and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. president trump's team says they're not starry-eyed about the prospect of north korea giving up its nukes. south korea's leaders

kate larson, back to you. >> all right.ch. >> peddle power in san francisco got a boost today. abc 7 news was in hey's value for the launch of the ford go bike plus. the peddle assist ebikes powered by a silicon valley company. the group behind the bike share expansion motivate rolled out the go bike program last year in the bay area and says people have taken nearly a million rides on the system in less than a year. >> now bringing in electric making it easier smooths out the hills. people will love it. >> motivate's krae ace the average trip is 1 to two miles. he pri dikts longer trips ones electric entires with average ride of 3 to 5 miles. we'll see. the company believes bike share will become a fundamental part of how people get around. >> drinking alcohol can give you more than bad breathed. a new study finds it changes the bacteria in your mouth and not more the better. researchers say people drinking routinely one or more benches a day may have an over abundance of bad bacteria leading to gum decease, hart problems

kate bennett, thank you very much for all of that fashion reporting. chris?>>> republican lawmakers are going to return, rain depending, to the same baseball field where a gunman ambushed them last year. you remember congressman mo brooks, how he was on the phone with us? he's going to join us to what this return means to him next. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don't have the same tools, you don't always believe you have the same... outcomes achievable for yourself. when we got the tablets, it changed everything. by giving them that technology and then marrying it with a curriculum that's designed to have technology at the heart of it, we are really changing the way that students learn. and i can't wait for ten years from now when i get to talk to them again and see, like, who they are. ♪ that i served. of the fact i was a c130 mechanic in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a business and four kids, we'

kate. no name yet, but all the glee and all the pomp that the brits do best starting with the official noticethe birth posted at buckingham palace and the highlight of the day might well have been the arrival of big brother and big sister to meet baby brother for the first time. it was cute as a bug charlotte who stole the show with her enthusiastic waving to the press corps and admirers. this waving continued with one last look back, wait for it, from on top of the steps. there it is. good-bye, charlotte. later, mom and dad appeared, kate wearing a red dress that a lot of people saw as a callback to the day diana emerged with baby harry in her arms, and because they do things a bit differently there, william drove off with his wife and new son in the backseat of the range rover and a cop sitting up front. none of the security of, say, an average cabinet secretary in this country, a minimalist motorcade took them back to their place where, for this yet to be named tiny new prince, fifth in line to the throne, his new home really is his castle. and that was the good news from the uk today. tha