kate, reborn. on board the ship was a russian crewmen who was amazed how quickly kate picked up his language, which is why months after that trip, the newly inspired k travel to moscow to meet him again to explore the city, the culture, and to test drive a budding relationship and her fledgling russian skills. snapshots of kate here in moscow are far more than just souvenirs. the reporters of a young woman transformed. the case you stood here on red square had a new passion and life that depressions and pillars of the past had fallen away. she was consumed by all things russian. in fact, she was making plans, even, here to return to moscow in the summer to take oppression studies. finally, her life was taking off. >> and that's why kate waring was in washington that fine may morning. she was on her way back to russia. there is a problem with the visa. paperwork but south sort of things that would have center into a tailspin. now, the new kate vowed to try again later. boarded the plummet over charl

every newspaper had headlines, kate live, kate is free. after she finished she flew back to sydney to be with her family for a short break and she and her, her brother who was a journalist at the time brought her to the all-male correspondence club in sydney and here she is taking great delight in being the first woman ever to have a drink at the correspondence club. she went on to continue her work and was in hong kong when i arrived. next slide please. through a mutual friend, kate met me at the airport to make sure i got on the right play and in my backpack i had frankie fitzgerald's book of course, fire on the lake and i literally was following in their footsteps but i was covering a different war. next slide please. this was cambodia. looks a lot different than the picture she took. these are monks. this is a different kind of buddhism and you had in vietnam and it was a more homogeneous in that sense. it was a country completely unprepared for war. it had been neutral throughout the vietnam war from 55 until 1970 when the war did bre

plus her mom plus sorry later this year hey kate how are you. very well how are you and it's fine thank you you know i'm reading a book pretty fascinating right now but barbara's on hotel and i'm not saying you stay there but i'm trying to think about a 17 year old iowa girl and i don't i go to europe. and it's not the barbarism it's not the barbarism it's i know what you're talking about i just read the article myself i stayed there is it the barbs on. yes that's a book i'm reading i don't know there might be another one but i'm reading one about the barbizon hotel and as i said i didn't even think it stayed i'm just thinking about a 17 year old girl coming to new york all of a sudden you're in the conservatory just. to get a so for you must have been a last in fool that's miss margaret was that felt like the whole world was your oyster well you can imagine and i mean it was at joyful to say the least but it was my objective and this i mean i left to be a guy with a very strong goal in mind and that was to never go back to my father's house and

what do you think, kate? in some ways, maybe _ with her. what do you think, kate? comfortable public speaking. here we have a tournament that has lost a very talented, very exciting player to watch because she felt she could not face that pressure and had to step back. i not face that pressure and had to ste back. ~ , step back. i think it will be disciplining _ step back. i think it will be disciplining for _ step back. i think it will be disciplining for fans - step back. i think it will be disciplining for fans that i step back. i think it will be i disciplining for fans that they step back. i think it will be - disciplining for fans that they are not going to be watching the number two ranked female tennis player in the world by the women's tennis association, but she seems to have done the right thing for her mental health commander think we should all applaud herfor that that health commander think we should all applaud her for that that she has put herself and her mind first, and it seems like something she needed to do. it's a difficult one because asjohn w

>> yeah, kate.indictment by federal grand jury in part says that derek chauvin and some of the officers but chauvin in particular didn't provide care and unreasonable force by a police officer. those are rights protected by united states constitution as the indictment lays out. now when you get into the specifics, there are three counts here and there is only one count where all four officers face that one individual, but three counts in particular on the first one which specifically singles out derek chauvin it says that he held his left knee across george floyd's neck and his right knee on floud's back and arm as george floyd lay on the ground handcuffed unresisting and left his knee on his neck even after he became unresponsive. then the next count that singles out king and thao saying they were aware that defendant choefin' was holding his knee across george floyd's neck and he laid handcuffed and unresisting and then all of them saying that specifically the defendant saw george floyd lying on t

back to kate because we are going to open with kate reading a little selection from already toast. >> thank you. thank you all so much for coming. i'm excited to see faces of people i love, new friends i have not yet met. it is wonderful of you all to spend here saturday evening here a year in to the -- thanks are making the time. i hope the glare will not be too bad a promise to take them off. i will read a short section from near the beginning of the book. the section is called lazy cancer it is about getting the initial diagnosis of my husbands glue, after kind of a long lead up of seeking a diagnosis. it's reference a holiday party felt like was kind of the last normal party that we did as a family. it's possible a few of you might've been there. i will read now. a few days after big blowup 2014 holiday party on the health portal. it was results of the biopsy. we both felt anxious, heart pounding as he logged in. the result however was inconclusive. no cancer cells have been found the sample is too small to rule it out. the report in its dry medical jargon represent the core biop

i'm kate snow. from all of us here, have a great night. stay safe. . >>> right now at 6:00, another round of dry and windy conditions in the bay area tonight. we remain under a micro climate weather alert while firefighters remain at the ready. news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm anoushah rasta. the red flag warning has been extended for parts of the bay area. >> one big concern are the wind gusts, and those wind gusts can spread flames. >> let's get straight to rob mayeda, who is tracking all of these changes for us. >> the return at least for now temporarily of a sea breeze, which is starting to

it kicks off a whole week of reporting across america i'm kate snow.s, stay safe. have a great night ♪ you lift me up so i can climb a mountain ♪ . >>> right now at 6:00, take a look. ball gowns and tuxedos right there on main street. another sign that life is starting to return to normal as high school students celebrate a night out. we'll take you there live. news at 6:00 starts right now. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm anoushah rasta. they didn't get a prom last year, but tonight they're getting a senior ball of sorts. >> marianne favro, live in pleasanton. the fun is under way. >> reporter: it certainly is, terry. this is called senior night on

>> well, kate, i'm joining you from the outskirts of delhi.he very few places where you could get some oxygen. the local aid organization is able to send drivers 500 miles or more in each direction to far flung states and cities to try to get meager amounts of ax general. but this now is the scene. this was packed with people earlier on today, kate. on every bed there was a person. increasing numbers. this is purely an em dotal, but increasing numbers of young men who don't normally suffer quite so catastrophically from covid-19. but they were all in beds around here and now there is nobody here because they completely run out of oxygen. there is a rumor they are hoping to be able to get hold of some more later on. they sent a bus out. they will put up a social media announcement and people will flock in. the central government just mobilized medical students, senior medical students to join the covid-19 efforts. but it's in a state of denial about the amount of oxygen required. the "health minute"ster saying a few days ago that delhi is getti

>> yes, kate. i'm glad you're covering this issue because it hasn't gotten nearly enough attention in the past week. the reality is that the adl has been tracking hate for over a hundred years and we have seen a dangerous and drastic spike in anti-semitism here at home in just the past week to ten days. we're literally tracking more than a 50% increase in anti-semitic acts over the past week. and again, just so we're clear, we're seeing many more incidents than the ones you described. incidents in illinois, other ones in new york. in florida. in big cities and small towns all over the country, acts of harassment, vandalism of jewish homes and synagogues. assaults on people in broad daylight. there was one report of cars driving through jewish neighborhoods in los angeles throwing bottles at homes that had the jewish mizuza on the doors literally picking out those jewish homes that could be identified and hurling bottles at them. like this is unacceptable. you can have heated debates about middle ea

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i felt supply up of the dennis miller plus one nice to welcome kate mulgrew to the show she is best known of course as cate mom her but then again having said that captain change red resident cop she starts out as mary ryan as a mirror type gotham and those 3 months lead to some interesting street scenes with fans because people so heavily i.d.d. with the star trek character is orange or the new black has its new double taze and of course the soaps well there are those are fans non-parallel she now stars in the 3rd season of the crime drama mr mercedes which is on the peacock network it's also repricing role as captain janeway in the upcoming animated series star trek prodigy which will premiere on. plus paramount plus sorry later this year hey kate how are you. very well how are you and it's. fine thank you you know i'm reading a book pretty fascinating right now but barbara's on hotel and i'm not saying is stay there and i'm trying to think about a 17 year old iowa girl and i don't let i go to iraq. and it's not the barbizon it's not the barbizon it's i know what you're talking about i

kate? >> elizabeth, dr. fauci is also asked and weighed in on the question of whether children if he thinks children should be required to get vaccinated. what did he say? >> he basically said no. and that really is in keeping with many, many decades of tradition in the united states. we don't require children to be vaccinated for the most part. yeah, schools will sort of require it. but there is always a way to wiggle out of it, philosophical regions, religious reasons. let's listen to what he said on this topic. >> whenever you talk about requiring something that is always a charged issue, i'm not so sure we should be requiring children at all. we should be encouraging them. but you got to be careful when you make a requirement of something. that usually gets you into a lot of pushback. understandable pushback. >> understandable pushback, kate, especially when you're talking about children. let's take a look, actually, at what the latest data says about how parents feel about vaccinating their children. th

hey folks next up on dennis miller plus one we're going to talk to kate mulgrew she said a couple nice and new to gigs over the years captain janeway on star trek voyager then over to orange is the new black has a new thing now called mr mercedes that i'm less acquainted with it streams on the peak of network show and valid to us right after this kate mulgrew and dennis miller plus what. it's. like folks welcome to dennis miller plus one nice to welcome kate mulgrew to the show she is best known of course as cate mom but then again having said that captain change red resident cop she starts out as mary ryan as a mirror type gotham and those 3 months lead to some interesting street scenes with fans because people so heavily i.d.d. with the star trek character it's orange or the new black has its new double taze and of course the soaps well there are those are fans non-parallel she now stars in the 3rd season of the crime drama mr rhys sadie's which is on the peacock network it's also reprising a role as captain janeway in the upcoming animated series star trek prodigy which will premier

kate, thank you so much. at the movies is going to feel a little different. new safety measures have been introduced in response to the covid—i9 outbreak. the head of one of the uk's biggest cinema chains has been explaining to us what it's going to be like. there will be safer spaces so social distancing in the foyer but also in the auditorium. we also ask you to wear a face mask outside and we follow the government guidelines on butt and we have staggered the start times of films so you don't feel as if you're in the foyer with other people —— on that. once people ask that you will have social distancing already pre—booked between you and you can do it online. you can take your mask off as you would do in pubs and restaurants when you are sucked down unsafe in order to eat food and beverage and enjoy the film feeling really comfortable. obviously when you leave your and walk around, you will put your face mask on —— you are sucked down. having done this for a year, people are comfortable with that sort of r

>> good morning, kate. the numbness is wearing off. i think the reality is setting in for so many of our families and colleagues who lost their loved ones and friends. and so we're -- i think we're hopefully going to begin this process of healing. we have a viblg gil later at ci hall. we have to do everything we can to support the families at this horrible time. >> we heard the sheriff say that sheriff's office employees are related to some of the victims. i spoke to a city councilman who lost a long time friend that he has known since childhood. the it is striking how it is a personal tragedy for, of course, the families of the victims and so many more in your community. i mean, what do you do with this? >> well, we become desensitized to mass shootings in this country until they hit community. and here in san jose, we're a city of a million people, we have the lowest crime rates in the country among big cities. so this really is an epidemic which none of us are safe. we have to do more. to combat gun viol

i'm kate bolduan. now with "inside politics." ♪ >>> hello, everybody, and welcome to "inside politics," i'm john king in washington. thank you for sharing a news day with us. paying at the pump and demands on capitol hill this hour, a major american pipeline today mostly offline because of cyberpirates. the ceo warns of coming fuel sh shortages. why infrastructure that keeps american homes and driving is so vulnerable. >>> nearly non-stop over the

kate? >> blayne, thank you. >>> after a deadly mass shooting at a backyard party, and now police are looking for the killer. lindsay riser reports from south jersey. >> reporter: a manhunt under way toont for the shooter, after a celebration in bridgeton, new jersey, ended in blood shed. you can see the aftermath of a night of terror, flipped over tents and tables, debris scattered everywhere after gunshots sent hundreds of partygoers scramble being for safety. >> somebody fired from the woods or came out of the woods. it's very tragic and devastating for our whole community. >> 14 were wounded, two left dead. >> complete chaos. >> reporter: an advocate who works with young people in the community. many of his family members were at the party. >> 15-year-olds to 80-year-olds were having a good time, a '90 themes party. it wasn't a shooting gallery, it wasn't a hunting exposition. it was a party. >> reporter: still investigating what exactly happened but some fear this may have been a target

kate moody has more. kate: the u.s. trade representative's office will be supporting the proposal that would see pharmaceutical giant temporarily release the protections on their covid vaccines. the idea is any manufacturer around the world would be able to access is the recipe for those drugs and produce them rather than waiting for pfizer or astrazeneca to produce and ship them themselves. opponents say vaccine production is more comp hated then that. -- comp located than that. -- complicated than that. let's take a listen to the white house spokesperson. >> our objective overall as we look at this decision is how can we provide as much supply in the most cost-effective way to the global community? we take intellectual property incredibly seriously. we also are in the midst of a historic global pandemic, which requires a range of creative solutions and we are looking at it through that prism. mark: jen psaki speaking from the white house. what happens next, kate? kate: negotiations would continue at the world trade or

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kate rogers has those for us kate. >> hey, that stock moving lower.nes for the first quarter. adjusted loss per share, 42 cents. that is greater than the 19-cent loss projected by analysts revenues $108 million for the quarter. the street was looking for $113.7 million the company's ceo says they're seeing improvement in revenue and gross margins despite ongoing pressure on the company's food service business, adding that there's a slow thaw that's occurring both domestically and internationally. not giving full year guidance for 2021 due to ongoing uncertainty with covid but is giving q2 revenue guidance that is right in line with what analysts were projecting there for q2, guys back over to you. >> kate rogers kate, thank you. >>> shares of norwegian cruise line under pressure after a big quarterly revenue miss up next, the company's ceo on those results and why a july restart of sailing may no longer happen some interesting comnton atonree ll today that he will clear up, next oh when june-- hit that guy! yes! wait i don't remember that! it's in sea

kate. >> kate austin: there is no public comment. thank you jamie for this and will get you any questions if needed. i'm glad that we're going forward that we're financing the infrastructure and the development is still here. thank you for that.next item please. >> kate austin: fiscal year 20212022 budget update . >> jamie will again get this up here. >> thank you board members, finance manager with tiger. i'm happy to give you an update on the tida board budgetfor fiscal year 2021 2022 . and this is really a budget update as sort of a follow-up item for the initial budget proposal the boardapproved in february . so just to start off with a snapshot of fiscal year 2021 which is our current year and the ongoing performance of our budget , in terms of on the revenueside of the house , we're continuing to track commercial leasing revenues and they appear to be at or near budget projections.a lot of that is due to the great work that the present he and his team are doing to work with tenants. who may have kind of working within the sdr t

>> kate, thank you so much. this is a seminal moment in history, not just with facebook but the future of internet governance. from a global, geopolitical perspective, the consequences are huge in america, but also around the world. my reaction is this is a nuanced, thoughtful, refreshingly balanced read coming out of an internet issue that i think we long have been waiting for to see coming from the silicon valley world. but in this case made from a global group of experts from around the globe. >> john, does this mean something for president biden and the current administration? does this impact donald trump's hold on the republican party? >> i don't think so at the moment, kate. look, joe biden has been well served by the approach he's taken so far which is to keep his eye on the ball, on covid, on economic recovery. he's had very steadily throughout his presidency approval ratings in the low to mid 50s. those are numbers donald trump didn't reach in a single day of his presidency. donald trump had full acces

i'm kate bolduan.ybody, and welcome to "inside politics," i'm john king in washington thanks for sharing a busy news day with us, president biden next hour gives an update on the economy. we're cautiously optimistic in the pandemic as we begin the week. the sunday new case count is the lowest since last june. doctors argue some areas can now lift their mask mandates. the fda plans to green light the pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15-year-olds, as soon as next week. but there is one

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i'm kate bolduan. and welcome to "inside politics," thank you for sharing a busy news day with us. president biden delivers the speech on the covid vaccination effort next hour. the united states today nearing a new milestone, 50% of americans who have received at least one shot, cases are down, deaths are down, hospitalizations are down. al

kate: i think it's more the production.nchor: mine often need washing and i will not skimp on that. thank you very much, great to see you, kate with the business. time for sport the french league title has gone to the dogs, which means smiles in lille. simon will tell us what it is about. simon: a fourth french title for lille. and of course as you mentioned, with the added benefit of eating paris -- eating paris along the way, it has more than three quarters of its budget. a guaranteed victory regardless of paris's results. a 16th goal of the season secured the victory for the team. the arrival of christoph gault e.a. as manager has been instrumental, he joined after the catastrophic spell of another manager, and has been named manager of the year for record third time. he steered the club to success has developed year on year until winning the title, it cost 147 million euros. it should never have statistically been able to compete at the strength and cohesion of the team and team work leading them to the title. another a

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that was kate winslet? he was like, "what i missed kate winslet?ain of having missed kate winslet they obviously must have had to change the whole shooting schedule thanks to you going down the stairs. >> unbelievably -- unbelievably -- they didn't. and i actually wrapped on schedule because when i fell down the stairs, i was five minutes away from going to the airport. because i had four days off and i was going to go home and see my family. but instead i spent five days in the hospital and then i had to quarantine for three days, which was most of that weekend and i went back on schedule on a lot of pills and finished my last few days work >> seth: i mean, it would have been great if that was your last shot and while you were lying in a heap, you heard, "that's a wrap on jean." [ laughter ] >> i do recall yelling, "i hope you got that on film!" [ laughter ] critically acclaimed shows recently do you feel like you're living through the jean smart-issance or is this just business as usual for an actor >> well, first of all, i challenge you to spell

that's nbc nightly news for this sunday i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, stay safe and have a great night attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> fire danger across the bay area as fire crews battle small fires so early in the year. the news at 6:00 starts now. thanks for joining us. >> warm and dry conditions combining with gusty winds on alert. we have seen the dangers today. how about a fire in the santa cruz mountains. it burned only two acres but no word on how that started. >> another fire in pittsburgh. crews worked quickly to put out the flames near the bay point bart station. that fire burned about three and a half acres

kate: i don't think we see evidence of that.anything, we know from previous research that unemployment has a positive effect on how people search for jobs get to go back into higher paying jobs, jobs that they are a better match for, and likely jobs that they are more able to be productive in. that will help us see long-term benefits for the broader economy , woodworkers have a foundation to go into better jobs rather than workers being desperate and going to jobs that aren't good matches, having a lot more churn. that may seem more unstable economy, so i think these are positive. alix: what happens in september when the extra unemployment benefits run out? how do you see the dynamic playing out through the summer and into october? kate: and to we are on the other side of this crisis, we are investing in workers, investing in, so that may mean needing to do things like automatic triggers to ensure that we are maintaining high-level benefits until we are at a sufficiently low level of unemployment for all workers. a lot of my wor

i'm kate bolduan. "outfront" tonight, we are standing by for a key senate vote on a commission to investigate the riots, one of the worst attacks on the u.s. capitol since the war of 1812. and that vote all but expected to fail. republicans are confident that they have the votes to block it. block it, despite a bipartisan group of former homeland security secretaries issuing a last-minute statement, urging senators to put aside -- put politics aside and support the commission. this is a commission that, remember, was negotiated by republicans and democrats. one that republicans had said was necessary in the days after the riot. so what changed? well, for one, president trump. some republicans are scared of upsetting the man who incited the riot. and for others it's about power. they believe the commission's findings could get in the way of winning back the majorities in 2022. mitch mcconnell is said to have taken twisting of arms to the next level. asking his colleagues to do him a personal favor by vo

and also glad to see that prince william and kate decided that these _ prince william and kate decided at 11:30pm and we will see you both then. but this addition, thank you jo and nigel and thank you for watching. we are going to have the headlines with mice of the top of the hour but until then here is click. welcome to click. now, we all know how easy it is to fake things online these days. not even photos, voices or videos are safe, as we well know, right? yes, we've worn fake clothes, we've faked our voices with software. i've even been entirely faked with a virtual me, although i am convinced that she looked ten years older. i whole—heartedly agree. now, later in the program, we're going to see the hollywood version of this when we look behind the scenes at the film tenet. spoiler alert, it wasn't all real. but these days, you don't need a big budget to do this. just think of those zoom backgrounds that we've all been looking at. admittedly the edges of your hair do often give the game away, but these pictures are pretty good — a lot better than we would have imagined they could

thanks, kate. >> talking about city leaders in oakland ultimately money talks.y going to what to get this deal done and as kate mentioned, it's just been so tough the past couple years. you warriors go to san francisco. okay. still in the market. but the raiders are in vegas and now who knows what could happen to the a's yet kron four's terisa stasio. there she is out there at the coliseum for us. theresa, you spoke with council members today about this issue. pretty what are they say? >> well, they're saying a lot were out here at the coliseum days away. but the council here and speaking up. take a look at this. these are some renderings that we found on the oakland athletics website. and you can see for yourself. the beautiful waterfront stadium there from center on the oakland athletics website with lots of details about the proposal and its benefits. however. >> council members are still not convinced kron 4 reached out to the entire city council received this statement from council president which worries that council is committed to keeping the a's in oakl

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. >> i just don't understand -- what, kate, what keeps us from breaking out of sideways why do we have three people leading into you all saying the same thing, and it's a whole lot of nowhere >> i think we're in a trading range for the next little bit. a perfect camp if we can separate out the economy where we are super bullish, see tons of acceleration over the next couple months and the equity market where i think we'll have a bit of a pause look, i think there are three things that will hold back the equity market from breaking out as to meaningful new highs in the next few months. the first is digesting inflation. we know prints will be higher. so that's going to take a movement my team have been out front. and we real ly and see how it gets priced into markets the third thing is something that cake up a lot, which was around supply-chain challenges across many different industries, combined labor shortages. i think the market needs to digest a bunch of this macro stuff. >> degas, i know you're thinking about the same thing taking place in las vegas, and everywhere else that has co

well, kate, this _ family can now be healed. documentary series . family can now be healed. well, l kate, this documentary series was first mooted two years ago, this collaboration between him and oprah winfrey, so perhaps an early sign that he wasn't happy, that he saw himself doing something outside of the royal confines. there are other celebrities in it, lady gaga, glenn close, but it is prince harry who is the thread throughout the whole five episodes of this series. have we heard some of it before? yes, but not in the detail about the level of trauma that he was feeling as an exit, following the death of his mother, the fact that he turned to drink and drugs, more detail of the trauma that he and meghan experienced in a brief spell as working members of the royal family, and as difficult as it might be to hearfor the royal and as difficult as it might be to hear for the royal family, and as difficult as it might be to hearfor the royal family, criticism that they say when they turn to the royal family for help, they didn't

>> sure, kate. as you know, the new york attorney general has had this on going civil investigation into the trump organization where they're looking into whether they inflated the value of certain assets, whether they misled lenders and other related activities. this investigation has up until this point been purely civil. the new york attorney general's office had informed the trump organization there's a criminal component to this, they're working with the manhattan district attorney's office on that investigation. the manhattan d.a.'s investigation is also criminal. they're looking at a lot of the same materials which is why there's a symbiotic relationship here. they're also looking into whether -- they also have the trump's tax returns which they received after a long fight with the supreme court. that's an edge that the d.a.'s office has in their investigation and they're also looking into the hush money payments that is another component of this where the trump organization paid stormy danie

of the dennis miller plus one nice to welcome kate mulgrew to the show she is best known of course asate mulgrew but then again having said that captain change read resident cop she starts out as mary ryan as a mere tyke and gotham. those 3 months lead.

kate, thank you. donny, thank you as well. >>> let's turn to the dramatic leadership flight playing out in the house proving without a social media platform trump is still the leader of the republican party. the former president just endorsed a trump loyalist, calling stefanik a far superior choice. this comes as we learn trump has been directly srold in discussions to oust cheney, which now seem likely to succeed. two sources tell cnn that cheney will not fight them replacing her, and she said it's not worth trying to keep the leadership position if it requires lying about the election. >> at least stefanik is locking down the support, and she privately called her colleagues in multiple phone calls in the past day or so that she has support from the moderates and the conservatives in the house freedom caucus and the top two republican leaders who are behind cheney's ousting and are supporting the rise of elise stefanik. both of them have aligned themselves with donald trump, amid the feud trump had w

kate rooney told me it was on margin calls and you look at a chart seeing more institutions favoringover bitcoin is that a more bearish signal for crypto currencies than perhaps headlines out of china >> yeah. i believe that institutional money into crypto is chasing the wave when it dominates every single headline, of course you're a fund manager building financial technology at a large bank, you have to do something your boss is going to be telling you, why aren't we in on this? they're the first to leave when the price starts going down if they don't truly believe in it the true kind of nature of all of this technology is about decentralization large concentrated financial institutions don't really at their core believe in it institutional money is going to be the first out the door. even the paper hands in this case as opposed to the diamond hands. i think that could be the most telling part of this >> yeah. i think that's -- i mean diamond hands, jamie dimon hands are much different even today, jpmorgan says institutional investors appear to be shifting away from bitcoin, back i

i might assuming kate is still there. it is this i hear all the time, well, listen, bitcoin is a fixed number there's a fixed number of bitcoin. who says >> that's the way it was created. 21 million to be mined and might take - >> why can't they create more? why can't say somebody now we will do bitcoin 2.0? it is going to be another tranche of 21 million? >> within the ecosystem this is the way that the code is written and why people have said that supporters think it's brilliant to only hit that amount. you would have to go in and change the way it was made and it is apparently not possible and why the other bitcoin kind of not exact copycats but you have seen other cryptocurrencies pop up to say we are the next bitcoin or the next ethereum and seen a robust other ico market of smaller cryptocurrencies that claim to be -- whether they have unlimited supply dogecoin is an example you can create some of these and out of thin air and seeing people come in and make the unlimited supply and bitcoin is unique in that way. >>

what is going to happen to kate is now? what is going _ to happen to kate is now?to happen with steve? we saw ian buckles was h but that didn't realty— ian buckles was h but that didn't really answer the questions. i think it was— really answer the questions. i think it was a _ really answer the questions. i think it was a brilliant series, really brittiant — it was a brilliant series, really brilliant series, and it kept so many— brilliant series, and it kept so nrany of— brilliant series, and it kept so many of us interested and look to our seats, — many of us interested and look to our seats, as it were, during tockdown— our seats, as it were, during lockdown but i would like to see another — lockdown but i would like to see another series and i would like to see it _ another series and i would like to see it continue to see how their life span — see it continue to see how their life span up from here because, you know, _ life span up from here because, you know. ian _ life span up from here because, you know, ian buckles was not exactly the kind _ know, ian buc

hi, kate, i'm really well. i was watching _ doing? hi, kate, i'm really well. remember your performance. as many people may do. let's start if we can to that point, because something happened during your performance, which you dealt with very admirably. we'll play a little bit of the footage if we can while i'm talking to you, because it must have been nerve—racking. explained to us what happened. nerve-racking. explained to us what ha ened. , ., ., happened. yes, i had a little surprise- _ happened. yes, i had a little surprise. uninvited - happened. yes, i had a little surprise. uninvited guest. i happened. yes, i had a little i surprise. uninvited guest. little stage invader during my three minute moment, which was quite a surprise. i don't think anyone can truly prepare for that. security were quick and got the microphone out of his hands. i was able to pick that back—up and finish the song as best i could. it was quite unique. you are amazing _ i could. it was quite unique. you are amazing because you came back even stronger when you started singing. what

and kate, i thought that was unusual.ces why wouldn't the president be inclined here to jump in and protect any communications? and it's well-known. the former president does not text or email a lot, so it's thought that maybe they're not terribly concerned that there will be a lot of direct communication between the former president and giuliani. but i am told that there may be other communications among other people discussing things that were said to the president, and those could potentially be challenged. and it all comes down to this question of whether any challenge would even be successful. this is a really unusual case, the closest precedent we have is another former attorney, for former president trump, michael cohen. back in 2018 when his home, hotel and office were raided by the feds, he went to court to try to protect some of the materials that were seized, his lawyers actually convinced the court to appoint an independent authority to review all the material, but in the end it turned out that only a fraction

kate? >> that's right. thank you. >> in minutes, members of george floyd's family will be meeting with nancy pelosi in washington and then other members of congress this afternoon just as lawmakers are still negotiating a police reform bill that bears george floyd's name. they are missing the hope for deadline to reach a deal, to reach an agreement by today, by this anniversary. they still do remain far apart it appears on several issues including the sticking point of qualified immunity for officers. jessica dean is joining me now on capitol hill. jessica, how do you describe where negotiations stand? they have been optimistic that they could reach a bipartisan deal. they're not there. >> they are not there. look, all of these people who are involved in these negotiations and those are three key members of congress, that is democratic senator cory booker, republican senator tim scott, and democratic house of representatives member karen bass of california, they have all maintained that they were never adhe

kate snow has late details. >> reporter: they've been a power couple for decades. their global work carrying the stamp of their union. they fought poverty, disease, and inequity together as a team with their bill and melinda gates foundation >> it's fun work that we've dedicated ourselves to >> reporter: but late today the stunning news the couple who'd been married 27 years announcing in identical posts on twitter, "after a great deal of thought and work on our relationship, we've made the decision to end our marriage." the two say they will continue their work together at the foundation but "we no longer believe we can grow together as a couple in this next phase of our lives." bill gates announced last year he would focus on philanthropy, stepping down from microsoft's board. two years ago melinda gates wrote a book about gender equality. >> the hardest pieces for me to write were the most private parts of the book. moments in our marriage where i was asking bill for more equality >> reporter: and back in january on "today" she joked about how she and bill were