afternoon, there has been a queue of cars stacked up to get their way all the way down to now, the kirby section of lombard between hyde and leavenworth is packed with cars who want to experience the legend and percent with people lining up for as long as 10 hours to make the short downward drive. there is a bill proposed to ease the digestion giving san francisco the legislative authority for a pilot program to start charging and requiring that taurus make a reservation to drive down much like near what's. >> the whole area is affected by the congestion in the summertime. it goes about four blocks each way in terms of the traffic jams. >> reporter: the cross cost would be about five dollars and while there would be no gait, there would be license plate readers to scan cars as they head down the hill and at least one taurus we spoke with said that they think the plan is a bad idea. they say that this is a san francisco landmark and everyone should be free to enjoy. the reason this needs to happen is because in california, you cannot put a toll on a public street. and that is exactly what

christopher kirby and sarah greenwald. >> commissioners, i am christopher kirby. i'm here also to speak about the resolution itself. let me introduce myself. i have been a resident in san francisco since 1986. i have also been a constituent of district eight since 1986 as well, and most recently, have been a consistent, i guess kyle has left, but a constituent -- i'm sorry, a constituent of supervisor mandelman and his team as well. during the past number of weeks and months since supervisor mandelman has gotten involved has been, unfortunately, we have been quite successful, but unfortunately, we have been dealing with a lot of tree removals in san francisco, a some of the other speakers have talked about, there's currently no budget for maintenance of trees, nor is there any budget, as i'm sure you know, there is no budget whatsoever for planting of trees. other people, including judy irvine, josh clip, and others whose names that i don't know about specifically have highlighted the very important nature of trees as part of the climate change efforts that we are

she is beaten 0saka connor kirby. she's beating williams, caroline wozniacki. tour, she has enormous self belief. i think this tea m enormous self belief. i think this team is very, very strong and i think every time they step out onto court against anybody, i think they probably feel they have a great chance of winning. the world snooker championship continues in sheffield. the morning sessionjust the morning session just getting under way. let's take your life to the crucible. the 2005 champion shaun murphy has resumed 9—0 up against luo honghao. if he wins this frame then that will be only the second whitewash in the history of the tournament. is not on the table at the moment. yes, he is, he's back now. the three times world champion mark selby is on the other table, his first round match just getting going againstjhao xintong. you can follow that across the bbc. that's all the sport for now. is he at the table or isn't he? he is, he's just moving very slowly, as shown murphy does. is not alone in that! thank you very much. a comedian who has never held pol

our analyst, retired rear admiral kirby, john kirby.t did you think of what we just heard from the secretary of state? >> in some ways, predictable, wolf. you know, trying to talk about a peaceful resolution to this and a diplomatic path forward. maduro has to leave office. but i agree with dana, i was quite stunned at how bald he was, bold he was about the fact that maduro needed to leave the country. not just step down from power, but leave the country. and it didn't appear to me like he had any specifics in terms of how that was supposed to be supported, how you're going to go forward. the other question he didn't really get to was, what if guaido secedes here in the next day or two? what does that mean for u.s. intervention and involvement, diplomatically, economically, militarily? there doesn't seem to be a lot of meat on the bones here a as to how this thing is unfolding. and i think they were caught off guard by how quickly this happened and they're really trying to come to grips of what the aftermath might be. there's no answer

they got an away goal courtesy of erin cuthbert and had a missed penalty by fran kirby, several missednities and their manager anna hayes believes that chelsea can still cause lyon some problems on sunday. they are human, they have errors in them, they can make mistakes like the rest of us, they are not infallible. they can be outworked, they can be outrun. and we have qualities that can hurt them. the importance on sunday was merely that we win the tie. that is the only important part. we are in it, we got an away goal and it is 0-0 it, we got an away goal and it is 0—0 again. and we have to do it at a much higher level than we did it on sunday if we are to make the champions league final. an english tea m champions league final. an english team in the champions league final would make europe sit up take notice. we have seen some bumper crowds for domestic football in europe this season and the french league is about to have its first female referee, and that is something that anna believes is coming to england soon. something that anna believes is coming to england soonlj something t

this year mom and son were joined by gayle's newly engaged daughter kirby and kirby's fiance virgil.n number one. >> gayle, we're sorry we couldn't make it. we'll be there for the next family gathering. >> we haven't talked about red lobster this much since beyonce made it famous. >> right? >> good job, gayle. next to tough questions for jennifer lopez. >> jenny from the block uploaded this video on her youtube channel as she played "ask me anything" with her twins emmy and mack. here's what happened when the talk turned to math. >> do you think that math is useless? did you think math is useless? >> no, i didn't think math was useless, it wasn't my favorite. >> would you say adding fractions is useless? usually in the real world it's decimals. you use decimals. >> yes, but -- yes, yes, when you're in school you think, why am i learning this? but at the end of the day, when you learn it, you realize at some point in your life, oh, i actually needed that. actually, that is helpful, useful information. even if -- are you listening to me? >> yes. >> either one of you? >> j. lo with the

have you spoken with united about how they're dealing with it >> yes i've spoken with scott kirby about max. listen, you have to start with the fact that something went wrong here we have hundreds of families who are mourning the loss of loved ones and we need to get to the bottom of it boeing needs to tell us what went wrong, why it went wrong, and i think they're doing that from a business perspective when i shift and think about what united has to deal with and the other airlines, it's really about regaining the confidence of the american consumer so the challenge that i would throw out there for the ceo of boeing, for the ceos of these airlines is when the max starts flying again, they need to be the first ones on the plane, with their families and they need to fly that plane before he before they ask any of their customers to get on board. >> ten seconds does buffett buy an airline? >> there were rumors about it in december if they were to buy a big airline, southwest or united, it would be a big deal for berkshire than their acquisition of burlington northern a shorter payback per

one day billy kirby offered the city of columbus a beautiful building like this because it was built by people who were selling pastel bloom during the renaissance period. they. that's purely we are effectively going back to the story of to lose because they were creating dies out of plants until the nineteenth century then petro chemicals arrived now we want to develop again a production made out of renewable materials just about all the material went over . so far the startup has produced several kilos of dolly powder with the help of the bacteria but they will need to improve the process if that's to compete with petro chemical dice to achieve its costs they're planning to use cultural waste as a substitute for sugar. that's the big advantage is that we can take all of the leftovers like stang's leaves or other parts of the crop and used as a source of carbon so we can kill two birds with one stone and. by twenty twenty one seventy lashon his team expect to be producing several tons of dye powder a year we might then be able to find clothes without pigment but they would need more

even on a gloomy monday afternoon in april, the kirby section of lombard street between hyde and leavenworth is packed with cars full of taurus. who, want to experience the instagram legend in person. >> my favorite part is this street right there. it goes the exact. it is very fun. neof cars outside of during the summer months is precisely the problem. >> people will be queuing up for about 10 hours at a time just to get the opportunity to drive down. >> reporter: he is introducing a beat 1605 which would give san francisco the legislative authority for a pilot program to start charging and requiring that forests make a reservation to drive down, much like near woods. >>> the whole area is affected by the congestion in the summertime and he goes about four blocks each way in terms of traffic jams. >> reporter: the cost to be about five dollars and while there would be no gait, the ruby license plate readers to scan cars as they headed down the hill. >> while we want the structure to be seen by people from all around the world and all the visitors, we also wanted to be able to make sure that

let's see what dr kirby unfit still has to say about it. so is everything all right now because we wait and we don't smoke not quite since the dangers in the long term side of evading it's just unknown so far and it's obviously not a device to. it's . been a slight decrease in the number of regular smoker since two thousand the number of vapors has been rising rapidly. plus is banned in far fewer places. the institute for therapy and health research in germany recently conducted a new survey about the impact on tenth graders. are twice as likely to start smoking regular cigarettes later on we find that very troubling. it's proven that east cigarettes contain far fewer toxins than conventional tobacco cigarettes. but as they're relatively recent products their long term effects are unknown and. you could call it the biggest field study that's taking place in the health sector world. can choose from hundreds of solutions called. the additives that give them their flavor however contain less than appetizing substances. for example has the butt

that came in from west kirby.uring away with your lion of whitewashing there, grandpa very proud, but a very good drying day. glorious weather around. very proud, but a very good drying day. glorious weatheraround. it very proud, but a very good drying day. glorious weather around. it is not like it everywhere. this weather front tempering things. it is miserable, fair across the north—west of scotland and nowhere near the sort of 2a degrees we have seenin near the sort of 2a degrees we have seen in bournemouth and west sussex. making it the warmest day of the year thus far. somebody is going to get to 25 before the day is out. plenty of sunshine around this evening. overnight the thicker cloud across the north and west of scotla nd across the north and west of scotland and a fair amount of rain. elsewhere, frost free but a chilly night to come for parts of east anglia. a bit of fog first thing. just along the lines of the a1 but that will pop away quite swiftly. not a lot of change. a decent day today and tomorro

i don't think frank kirby had the right amount of service.g it back to their home tie advantage but they certainly are still in the type and possibly can do it. chelsea have three players in the w sl team, as do arsenal and manchester city as well, what do you think? are there any pogba in the side player from birmingham. you were not inspected goalkeeper from player from birmingham. you were not inspected goalkeeperfrom bristol, no disrespect, to be in the team of the year but she has had a fantastic teaching —— you would not expect a goalkeeper from teaching —— you would not expect a goalkeeperfrom bristol. as i said before, firing on all cylinders. also, up there with the golden boot in the league. it's a strong 11 that i probably would not want to face. kelly smith there. you can listen to arsenal's game at brighton on the bbc sport website and app, and you can watch chelsea's champions league game on bbc tv from 2pm via the red button. well, amongst the stars in that lyon side going for their fourth champions league title in a row is sak

people that have to live with this the rest of our lives but this pain inside of them is the people at kirby's things out and we don't consider that and i don't know why they don't consider that. it's been claimed by academic seven percent of all lethal injections abortion it doesn't go to. not not really but you're dealing with. inexperienced people the current hold of professional task. we know where you're dealing with medications and syringes things of that nature you tell them by medical personnel training personnel experience personnel but they can't be involved in stuff like this because it's against their code of ethics so you can't have that person so you get inexperienced people doing. these things that will cause them to make mistakes and you can blame them for that. why are the authorities not doing more to prevent these mistakes presumably when it goes wrong. it's pretty pretty appalling situation then i'm. well my my thing is this is a revenge is about getting even dust that's all i can. trace it down to it comes down to good even making sure that this person will never go out an

chelsea star fran kirby has withdrawn from the squad for the friendlies against canada and spain.our bodies? well, with growing scientific evidence that toxins in the air are more damaging to our health than previously thought, cities around the world are making radical efforts to restrict polluting vehicles. from next monday, london is intoducing an ultra—low emission zone for the dirtiest vehicles. it will cover the current congestion charge zone and will run 2a hours a day, seven days a week. the most polluting cars, motorcycles and vans will be charged £12.50 a day on top of the congestion charge, which is £11.50. larger vehicles will pay £100. our science editor david shukman reports. outside a school, we use a heat camera to reveal air pollution. scientists are discovering that it's far more dangerous than previously thought. the exhaust stands out in this video, because it's hotter than the surroundings. it flows right beside the children. they're closer to the ground than adults, so their health is more at risk. this is the equipment that you'll be using to monitor air pol

chelsea forward fran kirby has pulled out of the england squad for their friendlies against canada andeek. she has a knee problem that needs to be managed ahead of the world cup this summer. england play canada in manchester on friday, then spain in swindon four days later as part of their "road to france" series. england will be joined by scotland for the first time at the world cup, but all five nations in the british isles have been given a big boost with the news that boots the chemist will be their main sponsor for the next three years. scotland, england, northern ireland and wales have been involved in the same deal before, but the republic of ireland are included for the first time. the united states women's team say that their lawsuit against us soccer isn'tjust about money but also improving the sport for women playing at all levels. the entire squad of 28 is involved in the action, which alleges gender discrimination when it comes to pay, but they say they're trying to address a far wider issue. i don't think you can talk about compensation articulately or intelligently until

they also had a fran kirby penalty saved but erin cuthbert‘s fantastic strike gave them a hope. haven't got a better result here, because i thought we, today, we were the better team. and i thought we played with the courage and the conviction that i'd asked the players, and getting the away goal means that the tie is very much alive. but i expect that it will be even more difficult at home, because of leon have the quality as we know, but i'm very proud of my team. the other semifinal saw barcelona take one nil lead against by 0lejnik. —— bayern munich. great britain are into the fed cup world group for the first time in 26 years. they beat kazakhastan to secure promotion. johanna konta won the first of two rubbers they needed at the copper box arena, leaving katie boulter with a chance to claim victory for britain against zarina dyas. she needed three sets, but that secures a place in the eight team second tier of the world group. the rugby champions cup final will be between two time winners saracens and the champions leinster. the irish beat toulouse, running in three tries

like mcintosh who are determined to continue to fight and they were making their way to johnston or kirby smith? i would say overwhelmingly and this is anecdotal, they are virginians. they are junk virginians who , many were atge red oak church. they were going to make their way to north carolina. heads off and they both leave wonderful accounts. they made their way down to johnston and johnston says he can't remember their service. mcintosh will go on to his home in south carolina and they will hold out for quite a period of time. one of the other parts to this, another chapter to this story is what is going on in north carolina and what johnson and sherman's responses. sherman is constantly reminding grant about the threat of guerrilla warfare. one of the things he says is, those young hotheaded men. he is kind of right. which of those men are bound and determined to continue the fight. i think we have one more hand. >> i have a question on the confederate hospital system. once they were captured how did they do the surrender and the paroles for those people? >> they were paroled as wel

michael was the lecture and research fellow here at the kirby center. he was a national security official. he wrote expensively and regularly on television as a commentator. he will be involved in the graduate school of government. we are currently planning to launch it soon here in washington d.c. both john and michael are seniors at the claremont institute. john is on the board of the institute. michael actually recently reviewed john's book. he's also a cosponsor this evening. with that i'll turn it over to michael anton. [ applause ] >> i noticed when i went online. you should click it and read it online. i encourage that. i was hear for a while before you showed up. i said if he doesn't come, it's fine i can speak on his behalf. i know the book really well and switch back and forth and ask questions. i think it worked out. i wanted to tell a story that's not a knee slapper. it was 25 years ago when ametajohn. it was in claremont. there was a small crew and only four of us. the program introduces you to a wide range of teachers most if not all have

my name is mayson kirby. i'm the architect. you've raised questions that i hope to address as clear as possible. number one, the nature of the renderings, primary distinction between rendering a and b was that the rendering, which showed the addition blocking most of the view was from the ground level of the front yard. this particular view, if i can have the overhead, please. is actually from the inside of his living room at a seated height level. you will note that the rail on the deck is elevation 204.4 and our new roof elevation is at 203.4 effectively lower from a seated position and obviously when you stand, the have you comes back to you. i think it's important if i can zoom in with your help to this area in the plan. i'm going to draw on the plan and i'm going to show you where the windows are of the tenant space and you will be a bit more informed in that the fence you out out of the tenant space is belonging to dan, the other neighbor. this is the subject property and here is the location of the windows under consider

. >> admiral john kirby, a former spokesman for the pentagon and the state department, and you heard what the president said there. >> right? >> mike pompeo, the secretary of state said it is still the policy to not pay ransom. >> right. >> so what is your interpretation of what happened here then? >> well, they certainly agreed to pay aranceoff. you can't call it anything other than that. they will say they didn't change policy because they never paid it but they certainly agreed to it. it's exportion and not atypical for the north korean regime to demand eximportanttant payments for these sorts of things. john clapper was saying he had to pay a high fee at the airport and the policy is important because you don't to encourage other nation states to hold americans hostage in their country, that then they just encourage the hostage-taking regime all the more. >> so then what does it mean if it's not paid, that there's this agreement to pay it? now does the administration hang its hat on oh, we agreed to but then we didn't actually pay it? >> look, they are damned if they do and damne

so she took off running down kirby creek road but the flames around her were just too much. >>she ran toward the car, stopping there for protection. >>you know his head was one women was the other. and i looked over at the tie and the truck can. austin was right there in something inside mean home into a hill air from the tire. >>she's not sure how long they were there but the pain of her burns made it feel like ours. >>i started kicking each other to make sure where a still life. last time i think to me than kick back. a number 10 in the few more times. >>when hill had all but given up hope of rescue. she heard the crunching of gravel. >>and i knew it was a fire truck and into i yelled at the top of my lungs don't leave me. >>firefighters rushed to her side during her into their truck and try think we're out of the camp fire. it was too late to save her roommate. >>i remember every bomb every turn. and the pain that went along with that. >>when they finally reach an ambulance everything turned to darkness for help. she woke up at u c davis medical center 2 months later. doc

some of the hills are still green toward kirby cove and the hills of marin county.ernoon. for this evening, the oakland a's playing at the coliseum, expecting mostly clear skies and temperatures around 60 degrees with a bit of a northwesterly breeze around 15. tomorrow looks like it could be the warmest day of 2019 so far. in fact, take a look here at some of the numbers earlier this year. some of these numbers were a few days ago and these numbers easily going up, santa rosa the warmest day around 78, tomorrow, 81. san francisco on track to reach the lower 70s. concord, the warmest day, should be hitting 83. san jose in the lower 80s so it looks like tomorrow could be the warmest day so far 2019. here is the big picture in the pacific. you can see the well-defined frontal band and this big h off shore in charge of the weather pattern. tomorrow, sunshine, 80s and most areas in the 70s for tomorrow especially around the bay. a bit of a drop off in the numbers as we head toward friday and definitely cooling- off on saturday. this system brushes up to our north so with

. >> admiral kirby, thank you very much. >>> up next, what could vladimir putin learn from the mueller> the mueller report cleared the trump campaign of colluding with the russians in the 2016 election, but it also made very clear that russia intentionally and systemically interfered with the u.s. elections, something that president trump just last year had publicly doubted. >> all i can do is ask the question. my people came to me, dan coats came to me and some others, they said, they think it's russia. i have president putin, he just said, it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> just after the release of the mueller report, president trump blamed russia's meddling on obama, tweeting, anything the russians did concerning the 2016 election was done while obama was president. then goes on, most importantly, the vote was not affected. hope hicks has told mueller that the idea that the vote was affected is president trump's achilles heel. bob baer joins us. first of all, the lack of outrage about russia's interference, which is so well documented in th

. >> rear admiral, john kirby. thanks so much for your expertise, appreciate it. >> still ahead, knocking wrong with taking information from the russians? that's the new word from president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani, but congress may have some other ideas. "curiouser and curiouser," said alice. "the rabbit-hole went straight on like a tunnel for some way." "i've seen a cat without a gri, but a grin without a cat." hey, mercedes, end audio. change lighting to soft blue. the completely reimagined 2020 gle. with intelligent voice control and available third row. your adventure awaits at the mercedes-benz spring event but hurry the event ends april 30th. ♪ [coughing] ♪ lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. and i don't add trup the years.s. but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for life. t

they also had a fran kirby penalty saved but erin cuthbert‘s fantastic strike gave them a hope.itle after beating everton 2—1. dutch forward vivianne miedema scored arsenal's second, that's her 30th goal in all competitions this season. great britain are into the fed cup world group for the first time in 26 years. they beat kazakhastan to secure promotion. they needed to win two rubbers at the copper box arena in london on sunday to seal victory in their play—off, and they got off to a great start whenjohanna konta recovered from four games to one down in the final set to beat yulia putintseva. what is a rubber? they named them rubbers in the fed cup. they are just games. if! don't rubbers in the fed cup. they are just games. if i don't know, someone will be out there. i called it a match. you must call them brothers, apparently. so that left katie boulter with a chance to claim victory for britain if she could beat zarina dyas. that match also went to three sets. cue some delirious celebrations, that secures a a place in the 8 team second tier of the world group. having a bit o

so she took off running down kirby creek road but the flames around her were just too much.ran toward the car, stopping there for protection. lying down between 2 cars alongside her roommate. >>you know his head was one women was the other. and i looked over at the the truck and. austin was right there in something inside mean home into a hill air from the tire. >>she's not sure how long they were there but the pain of her burns made it feel like ours. >>we started kicking each other to make sure where a still life. last time i think to me than kick back. a number 10 in the few more times. there is nothing. >>when hill had all but given up hope of rescue. she heard the crunching of >>knew it was a fire truck and into i yelled at the top of my lungs don't leave me. >>firefighters rushed to her side during her into their truck and try think we're out of the camp fire. it was too late to save her >>i remember every bomb every turn. and the pain that went along with that. >>when they finally reach an ambulance everything turned to darkness for help. she woke up at u c davis medi

moderation strategies to detect and review problematic content and accounts and we can speak now to martha kirbyt the nspcc and baroness who's the founder of 5 rights, an organisation that campaigns for better child online safety. and also happens to be a film director who directed bridgetjones‘ diary, among other things. she is also a crossbench member of the house of lords and sits on the communications committee. welcome to both of you. i'm glad you didn't have to have a really late night in the lords last night. you thought you might be there until the early hours of the morning? quite a lot of filibustering going on from people who didn't want us to look at the bell sent from the commons that i think it was overwhelming, the feeling in the house, that we would get to it and indeed we did get to it. business done in the lords on that at least. let's get down to what you are here to talk about. the guardian has an exclusive today on what will be happening next week, in term of the government's plans in dealing with social media companies, talking about holding bosses personally liable for har

kirby in north carolina. our last caller in this segment.is going to play out on the senate floor today. the senate at 12:00 will recess for their weekly caucus meetings and lunches. at 2:15 we expect this to take place, the potential procedural vote on the new their option this afternoon on the senate floor. make sure to stay tuned to .-span2 for all the proceedings up next on the "washington journal," we will be joined by new york representative tom reed to discuss the affordable care act. later we will be joined by the wilson center's benjamin gedan todiscuss recent cuts in usa guatemala, el salvador, and honduras. aid to quite a lot, el salvador, and honduras. >> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> c-span snow spoke the president's -- newest book the president's. it provides insight into the lives of the 44 american presidents through stories cap with interviews with

i've always believed glenn kirby as part of my day-to-day responsibility. believed philanthropy is part of my day-to-day responsibility. was partp philanthropy of my day-to-day mission of the firm. was ang on georgia critical part of our mission. setting philanthropy as well as our investment mandate was important. alix: to drill down into the overall credit market, leveraged loans the topic whether you are looking at wall street big bankers, talking to congress. we have rick rieder from blackrock yesterday. here's what he had to say about the risk and opportunity of leveraged loan markets. is weakerink there credit conditions. we see it in some of the middle market lending. it is over the top. so much money has been raised that is pressing into levels and no covenants and no structure. quite frankly smooth the banks are pulling away, saying if you want that business you can take it. some of it has been overdone. driving private equities in the lending business for the long term? 100%. alix: what are your thoughts on that? alex: i think private equity will

assurance with demands for greater responsibility including de-escalation regional tensions and kirbydomestic repression. on a rant would seek to contain what is indeed malign iranian behavior especially on its most threatening every, its nuclear program but would leave a peaceful path and a wider peaceful path knowing neither bombing iran to regime change is likely to do the trick for the long game that we face here. it would engage with societies as well as states not just to counter isis and remember to do with broader trends and i require civilian tools and i think it includes championing human rights not just against our adversaries but as we to strengthen societies including france. that's i know were i think we are heading forward from the the present and i thought i would talk about a couple of changes that i i see regionally that i think are probably more likely to play a larger role in the next five years or so then they maybe have in the last. some u.s. driven and some more regionally driven. the first is minimalism. it is from the u.s. side, this question of can we do less

kirby cucumbers, a little bit of sugar, a little bit of salt, some smashed garlic cloves. >> interestingeady to eat in a couple of hours or put them in the fridge to overnight. >> you have plenty of time to make the pickles. >> let them sit in this solution. the cucumbers will leach out their own juices and moisture and it creates a crisp, lightly pickled flavor. so this goes in. it will be cooking low and slow, 250 degrees. we wrap it in butcher paper to hold off the moisture. >> what is butcher paper? >> it's a white colored -- >> aluminum fuel? >> you can buspar much. . ask for butcher paper at the butcher department. they will give it to you. >> we have 30 seconds. >> we will slice this bad boy open. >> craig is going for seconds. >> oh, my gosh, look at this. >> that is beautiful. >> can't go wrong with that. burnt ends, guys. here are the burnt ends. >> here! >> that's the best part. >> slice this all up. >> matt, while you are cutting that, remind everybody about tomorrow's benefit, we are doing a benefit at pig beach. in brooklyn to benefit jeff's daughter hayes and wife sarah wh

ceo scott kirby telling employees in a letter said quote, we can't keep this up forever. american airlines cut unit revenue forecast this morning, citing the grounded fleet of 737 max planes. david, back to you. david: gerri willis good to see you. thanks, gerri. 11 billion in tariffs on eu imports. the trump administration threatening just that and the eu is saying just try it. i will have the very latest from all these hearings on "bulls & bears" at 5:00 p.m. right here on fox business. you don't want to miss that show 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) the day we'll finally get something done. this is the family who booked the flight, ♪ who saved by adding a hotel, which led to new adventures, ♪ that captured their imaginations ♪ and turned moments into memories. with flights, hotels, activities and more for your florida vacation, ex

so, i think they got the right management scott kirby is a really bright man. >> yeah. >> and the teame, gordon, or that's unheard of for you, i guess, isn't it >> i grew up in the back of a plane, joe, yes -- >> i'm not saying where you grew up have you ever seen the back -- have you been to like the head back there, anything >> yes, i have and what it is is when you're running and it's snowing, you take the next airplane that's going. if it's a coach seat, you take it. >> all right it wasn't on that flight across the atlantic, i don't think, though, yeah. >> no. >> no. no all right. dryden, thank you, as well gordon bethune we'll see you gentlemen later. thanks. >> thank you >> bye, guys >>> when we return, if this morning is dominated by industrial earnings, tonight it is all about technology. is it buy or sell facebook and microsoft? both reporting quarterly numbers after the bell also, what about tesla joe terranova. >> mm, not so hot. >> we'll see paul meeks is going to join us just ahead with his take stay tuned to "squawk box" right stay tuned to "squawk box" right here on cnbc

chelsea forward fran kirby has pulled out of the england squad for their upcoming friendlies against play canada in manchester on friday, then spain in swindon four days later as part of their road to france series of warm—up matches. the united states women's team say that their lawsuit against us soccer isn't just about money but also improving the sport for women playing at all levels. the entire squad of 28 is involved in the action, which alleges gender discrimination when it comes to pay — but they say they're trying to address a far wider issue. i don't think you can talk about compensation articulately or intelligently until you have a conversation about funding across the board. so whether that is youth teams or staffing through each team, or promotion, sponsorship, you know, advertising for both teams, i don't think that that is equal yet, so yes, we are fighting for equal compensation, but we are also fighting for this larger picture of investment in both programmes equally. england's sam curran took a hat—trick, to help his kings eleven punjab side to a remarkable victory