kristi: i was really disappointed to hear that.eat.e rule my husband runs a much smaller company. he implemented the rooney rule for their hiring, and they have been thrilled with the results. i was happy to see in the "recode" article i read about this that amazon employees are speaking up. there was a culture for a long time where it felt like it was ok to not talk about diversity or acknowledged the company's lack of diversity, and it seems like that is changing. whether it is through the rooney rule or some other route, i am glad to see that employees who care about this are pushing for a change. kristi coulter, jeff green, a provocative proposal. we will see how amazon response. coming up, it is smaller than a football end zone, and it makes as much leafy greens as an entire football field. farm in a box is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the vertical farming market in 2016 was valued at somewhere between $1.5 billion to $2 billion, and it has people growing food in places like skyscrapers, warehouses, and shipping container

kristy is a heavy equipment operator, coming for 19 seasons. >> kristy: i actually started off two seasons ended up getting trained on the equipment. >> anthony: so you learned an entirely new profession so that you could stay here? >> kristy: yeah. >> anthony: and jules, another heavy equipment operator, who could most likely kick your ass, eat your lunch, then kick your ass again, has been coming for an astonishing 38 seasons. so what were you doing before? >> jules: see, my mom worked for the company and she wanted me to come, because i didn't want to come. >> joni: she tried to get rid of you or what? >> jules: yeah, she wanted to come. >> joni: when you first started coming, how many women were here? what was the ratio? >> jules: my first two years were at south pole. there were probably 90 civilians. i was the only female at south pole and there were probably 12 total at mcmurdo and probably 1,100 men. >> anthony: was the navy still run the place back then? >> jules: yes, and i had a lot of respect because the united states navy was the one who integrated this place. originally it wa

two of the six girls died. 14-year-old kristy limas and a 9-year-old. amy says knowle adored being a mother. >> birthday parties were extravagant and put her life into being a mom to the babies and she was a great friend too. i have a lot of years of friendship with her. and it's hard. it's a hard loss. >> classmates and kristy and brooks struggle with the loss. parents in manteca are having tough conversations with kid. >> all you can do is just hug them and cry with them, you know. she was like why did it happen, mom. >> i'm like, you know, things like this just happen. there is no explanation. >> i am angry. i want to go to the arraignment. i want to look at him and say, how did you do this? why did you make that decision. >> administrators as both girls' schools brought in grieve counselors to help deal with losses and they are encouraging parents to be supportive of children right now. abc 7 news. >>> well ling take a look at this. yeah, drivers on highway 101 saw this this afternoon after a massive brush fire broke out next the roadway. this drama

talented individuals into a winning machine on the european stage but one man stands tall amongst them kristie on the right now that was netted fifteen times in the champions league this propofol rails goals in the competition. when you had christiane zero in the tame to the best and he proves it every year but five times champions little ball that this competition in their blood they used to dominate but their last title was two thousand and five now they have german coach your club excelling abroad his top man is now hamad salah back home in egypt he's a megastar and the final copy crowning glory he has played this season which is outstanding but he's young enough and has now potential to improve so that's a really good news real madrid against liverpool we could be in for a classy. fans from both sides flocking to ukraine's capital of course for that final taking over the street think here for head of the big match the grid fans have been making themselves heard throughout the city as they chase the third consecutive title but liverpool supporters in particular have been out of boisterous m

talented individuals into a winning machine on the european stage but one man stands tall amongst them kristie on the right now that was netted fifteen times in the champions league this propofol rails goals in the competition. when you have christiane zero in the tame and the best and he proves it every year but five times champion liverpool have this competition in their blood they used to dominate but the last title was two thousand and five now they have german coach you're going club excelling abroad his top man is now meant sala back home in egypt he's a megastar on the final copy crowning glory he has played this season which is outstanding but he's young enough and has not potential to improve so that's really good news. against liverpool we could be in for a coffee. i'm all right i've got these two giants meeting on the field tonight who is your pick for the masonite you know i have to go with reality dritte because simply they've been there and done that more than any other team in this particular competition and they're led by just a master on the pitch a goal machine in christiane

talented individuals into a winning machine on the european stage but one man stands tall amongst them kristie on the right now there was netted fifteen times in the champions league this part of the whole rail dulls in a competition. when you had christiane zero in the team for the best and he proves it every year but five times champions liverpool have this competition in their blood they used to dominate but their last title was two thousand and five now they have german culture your club excel in abroad his top man is mammoth salah back home in egypt he's a mega star and the final copy crowning glory he has played this season which is outstanding. and has not potential to improve so that's a really good news real madrid against liverpool we could be in for a classic in here. and now for something completely different is there life on mars that's a question scientists are hoping to find out more about soon with the help of a joint european russian program called exo mars two years ago that program launched a probe to the red planet and after a long journey the probe has now descended into a

kristy lemus and her nine-year- old sister brooke and 39-year- old noel johnson were killed in the crash. colin kaepernick, the suspect, is expected to be in court in two hours. >>> a deadly explosion in southern california. police arrested the ex- boyfriend. public -- a device was dropped off at a day spa and two other people were hurt and police say they arrested 59-year-old stephan beale on suspicion of being in possession of an unregistered destructive device. the arrest comes after investigators spent hours writing the suspect's home in long beach and the suspect has not been charged and he is expected to face a judge this afternoon. >>> new details on a homicide in the south bay. police say it happened to a man and a woman and happened last night in east san jose. police had the roads blocked off and no arrests have been made and no word on any motive. if you have information you are asked to call police. >>> oakland police looking for a driver and a deadly hit and run about 2:30 a.m. near 98 in bancroft avenues. you can see the front of this black car caved in as the car behind it

and sunday, 6:30 p.m., chris kristie. "book tv" c-span2 on "after wards," james clapper.n "american history tv, c-span3, on 6:00 on american artifacts, a tour of the battlefield monuments and american cemetery in france. memorial day on c-span, at 11:00 a.m. eastern, live coverage of the wreath laying ceremony at the tome of the unknown soldier. on book tv on c-span2, in depth with david baldacci. and on "american history tv" on c-span 3:00. marking the centennial of world war i. this memorial day weekend on the c-span networks, go to c-span.org for more programs and times. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi talked about

kristi turlington became an advocate for maternal health after experiencing problems with the birth of her first child. she now heads the nonprofit every mother counts. lisa is an ob/gyn who specializes in maternal medicine. take us back to your child's birth. what went wrong? christie: i came into motherhood prepared and ready for this experience, and i had a lot of options. i live in new york city. i wanted to have an unmedicated birth, so i had a midwife. i also had backup in case things did not go as planned. the delivery went fine, but there are still things happening. there's still birthing that's happening. so i did not deliver my placenta as you normally would in a very straightforward way. and because of that the doctor needed to be called and i hemorrhaged. i lost a lot of blood. and coming out of the experience i had a lot of questions. and i came across staggering information at the time which was that postpartum hemorrhage was the leading cause of death for girls and women around the world and that we were losing hundreds of thousands of women every year. soledad: it's a c

three people died at the scene. 39-year-old noel johnson, 14- year-old kristi lemus, and nine- year-old brooke lemus, all from manti,. five others were injured. meantime, officers arrested the 21-year-old behind the wheel of a toyota camry and charged him with driving under the influence of marijuana. >> mayor one is one thing. >> reporter: sean coaches track. and says brooke lemus was one of his athletes. >> we would warm up in the beginning of practice, and she was always right in front of me. >> reporter: a classmate and former neighbor also remembers her athleticism. >> she loved to run. and she was really nice. >> reporter: sources say her older sister attended the high school. the unified school district says additional staff and counselors will be at both schools throughout the week offering support to those who knew the girls. and while students are sharing their condolences, -- >> write a card to her or to her family. >> reporter: neighbors and friends are also surrounding this family with love and comfort. welcome that was katie park reporting. increasingly on the lookout for

for care coke itself which is very fallen tile this is important and i see a point kristie we're talking about the ongoing political divide at a time when the international committee of the america in particular the americas in particular because now they have this new reviewing the policy with it they have been saying that the eager to see a stable government in iraq but if you look at these developments this doesn't seem to be the case any time soon. yeah i would say you know of course government formation the sooner the better is ideal and you know especially for the international community to have this return to your stability in a new government but i i would say we should think about the past fifteen years and i think for example one thing that's been very destabilizing for iraq has been the nature of the erbil baghdad relationship haven't had good partners in baghdad or deal very zero maximalist politics. now we have the exact same situation now because of the results we have the same parties. going down to baghdad negotiating with a variety of actors but flirting a bit with the n

daughters were in the suv that rolled over several times. 39-year-old knowle johnson, 14-year-old kristy limb as and her sister brook were killed. they were heddell hole to manteca offer celebrating another birthday in the bay area. tran's family show up yesterday for his arraignment which was postponed to today. but this afternoon word came down from the d.a. office that official charges wouldn't be filed and tran would be released. in their statement prosecutors say the investigation in this matter is ongoing and the d.a. office requires additional information as well as investigation prior to making a charging decision. prosecutors have not said what information they still require from the chp investigation. as you can imagine, those close to the victims are not happy. family friend amy moony spoke with me on the phone about tran she said accepted quote we know he is responsible for their deaths. why haven't they opinion able to charge him? she also said quote they need to revoke his driver's license and passport so he can't get away. prosecutors appear to keep open the option of fili

the alameda county earn coroner identified the victims as knowle johnson, 39, kristy, 14 and brook linas 9 all from antiqua. it doesn't appear they were wearing seatbelts. five others including four juveniles were injured and taken to the hospital. compared to last year, the chp expects dui marijuana arrests in the bay area will be up which 70% by the end of 2010. >> the decisions people make, the decision this person made to drive under the influence, change these people's lives forever. >> tran paces several charges, including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated as well as counts for dui and causing bodily injury. his bill has been set at $195,000. in fremont, chris wynn, abc 7 news. >> as chris mentioned the victims were from antiqua outside of stockton. the community is morning today. lyanne melendez continues the coverage live from sierra high school in the community where one victim was a freshman. lyanne. >> the school close to where we are kristen, this is still very much a developing story. so there are still things that we don't know, for example who was driving that

mark zuckerberg kristie face questioning at the european parliament in brussels in the wake of a scandal that put data of millions of facebook users into the hands of a political consulting firm sucker burke apologized assuring the lawmakers facebook has.

nbc bay area's kristy smith has more. >> if you are a u.s. citizen or lawful permanent resident. >> reporter: brian humphrey is director of field operations at sfo. he is explaining the process for international travelers and refuting claims of a human rights advocate from the philippines, jerome abba. >> when those accusations include false information voc involving and individual, we will repond to correct the record. >> reporter: in april abba claims he underwent a secondary screening at sfo, an ordeal he says lasted 28 hours and included him having to strip down in front of a cold fan. he claims he was left in a room with a gun and a grenade. humphrey says video and interviews suggest otherwise. >> if we were issued that equipment, we never lock a passenger in a room with a device that could be used to harm our own officers or other passengers in that area. >> reporter: he says abba was deemed ib admissible, denied entry and spent part of his time in a waiting lounge with food, water and blankets. humphrey also says abba was not subjected

two of the unprecedented auction of late billionaire david rockefeller art collection under way at kristys in new york city. >> do you have it at 102 million? >> ooh, the auction of some of the finest and rarest masterpieces opened last night and brought in more than $$646 million. >> a picasso 1905 painting young girl with a flower basket fetched $115 monet water lilly in bloom. >> the american and lant american art will be auctioned. the proceeds go to felon throppic endeavors. >> it's another world. >> world news with dav >>> tonight, several breaking developments as we come on the air in the west. the american prisoners held in north korea, on their way home at this hour. president trump says he will be there to meet them. as iran tonight lashes out, after the president tears up the nuclear deal. >>> also tonight, cameras surrounding the president's attorney and friend michael cohen today. new questions tonight about millions paid to cohen through his shell company after the election. including a payment from a company closely tied to a russian oligarch. what was the money for and wher

chris thanks so much for your thoughts this hour kristie nine and find a member a national officer to stop the war coalition in new. a groom whose wedding in yemen last month was hit by what's thought to have been a saudi letter strike has been describing the horror of what occurred when the missile struck killing at least twenty family members and friends he's among the survivors who have been telling their story exclusively to r.t. . at the moment of the bombardment the rocket landed and the whole world turned red and i felt that i was turning in the many were killed bushra you know. there was some victims who were tomb in home others were injured in the stomach head neck hands or legs my cousin and other relatives were injured and. warner then i came to see the wedding i was looking at people dancing and then. i was he's my leg wrap now from the rocket. we went to the wedding and suddenly during this celebration the strike came we didn't have anything then no weapons no nothing i lost a foot the same happened to my brother my other brother died because of the bombing we tried to fl

three people were killed including 39-year-old knowle johnson and two youngsters be 14-year-old kristy and her 9-year-old sister brooke. they were part of a larger blended family. johnson her boyfriend chris and their six daughters were riding in the cadillc when it was struck. >> their baby carolyn was four on the day of the accident. >> johnson's crossfriend told abc 7 news the family was traveling home from a birthday celebration that included stops at the zoo and santa cruz. >> she put her life and heart and soul into being a mom to the babies. and she was a great friend. i have a lot of years of friendship with her. and it's hard. it's a hard loss. >> counselors were brought into the school in manteca where brook attended. >> it's very, very sad. to lose someone so young. it seems oh senseless. >> according to the chp, none of those killed were wearing seatbelts. one of the children remains hospitalized. in dublin, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> oakland police are searching for the driver in a deadly hit-and-run collision. sky7 caught the aftermath of the crash at 98th and bancrof

nbc bay area's kristi smith is live in oakland where she heard from some fans and the fire department. christie? >> reporter: that's right. it was business as usual today for oakland a's fans who came out for an afternoon game. b >> we saw the flames and all of a sudden within a couple of minutes, they jumped. >> reporter: jessica shot this video after she left the a's game last night. she was headed back to her car on 73rd afternovenue. >> last night we watched the fireworks from the parking lot. my parents drove me back to my car and as we pulled up we saw plumes of smoke. >> reporter: fans of musician paul simon were also leaving a show. >> we we left, they said there's a fire, and then it took like an hour to get out. >> reporter: the fire burned 12 to 15 pallets of material at a roofing supply business off san leandro street. a battalion says a light wind may have carried an ember over. >> it looked to be it was an accidental fire due to the fireworks display from the oakland colcoliseum. >> reporter: he said there was no damage to the building. the fire was put out quickly. fire

we're talking about kristi yamaguchi. she's been give the jesse owens olympic spirit award. award is given to a person who embodies the olympic spirit while recognizing a person who has also served as a powerful force for good. yamaguchi continues to do so much for the bay area community, especially with kids literacy. she says she's touched by this honor. the team usa awards show will be televised nationally on may 12th. >> her always dream foundation has done so much in the bay area. on top of that, she's just so nice too. >> congratulations. thanks for joining us at 11:00. >> bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- roseanne barr, tony hale, musical guest, miguel, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 8-6-1! >> steve: and now, hhe

warning in a very very intensive way it's getting that darker and there are still israelis night kristie shouldn't have believed left in along the fence and you can hold to see at least two thousand palestinian protesters still on the fence marching on the fence and burning tires to rid the vision of these snipers so talking to the organizing committee of the great march of return they said that expecting at least one million palestinian protesters on the fourteenth of may where it's going to be from the opening of the u.s. embassy in jerusalem what's going to happen on the fourteenth and the fifteenth is going to be very big the palestinians are saying that tensions are going to escalate with the palestinians have also recently started resulting to a new form of violent protest by attaching follow bombs to cause some flying them over the border fence into israeli territory we spoke to some of the activists that . the. device is comprised of a piece of cloth which needs to be served throughout with gasoline or diesel that would burn for longer because i cause as large scale fires on terr

from the united nations in new york what was the united states have to accomplish with this meeting kristie. well the united states wanted to get an update on the situation in gaza and israel and its getting that right now from the u.n. special coordinator for middle east peace nicholai malott and off but the united states was also hoping to get a statement to the press from a unified security council condemning the attacks from gaza and also. calling on the palestinian leadership condemning the palestinian leadership for quote allowing these attacks to happen it had circulated some language that it was hoping all of the council members could get onboard with we know from comments made by other ambassadors going into the council that you know like the united kingdom's ambassador and the bass are from the netherlands they have said that they certainly condemn any rocket fire into civilian territory in israel but the press statement it looks like at this point does not have universal approval from the security council kuwait has raised some objections the statement that was put forward by the

ancient rome the latin word doctorate referred to the general level of kristi's a person enjoyed in society his clout influence and ability to rally support for his interests. under roman family law protest describes the power of male exercised over his children. it is similar in religion where leaders have long acted as representatives of a day. full of the hardest things that without authority societies would lack structure. he's professor of clinical psychology and psychoanalysis at the university of afghans in belgium. and a widely respected expert on systems of authority. or something i was really necessary in a society because the function of authority historically the relations between people and of voluntary way based on voluntary submission. was also voluntary do it a given set of rules because we share with all the people the same belief in something of life outside. liberty and justice for all for example our values upheld by most modern societies the same laws apply to everyone. different share of authority it means that we share a common grounds it means because of that sharing

. >>> a special award for one of the most celebrated athletes in bay area history, kristi yamaguchi. the 1992 olympian, she was recognized as a powerful force for good. she has been very active in the bay area community and is thoroughly touched by this honor. we're given a look at the new warriors arena. the renders were released today. the drawing show what is called the gatehouse along third street to welcome guests to the main plaza. it's a few blocks south of at and t park. it is scheduled to open november of 2019. >> it's a bunch of cranes in the air and looks like a big apple store. >> fans will have to get used to more fog and colder winds. >> a lot chillier there. >> our forecast as we head through the next couple days, mild, sunshine across the bay area. as we take a look at our micro climb foreca climate forecast, you can see nothing but blue skies right now. mt. diablo, concord, a high of 70 today. and we have 50s on the way through 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00 tonight under clear skies. our forecast will continue to show in just a slight chance of a spotty shower tonight here i

kristy? >> reporter: right now there is a sign in front of the building telling people there will be extra security screening tonight. it's kind of hard to see paubece buses are across the street. there are many demonstrators upset that the former prime minister of israel is here at the jewish community center where he will be speaking tonight. they are members of the palestinian action network protesting. they say many in the palestinian community are outraged. that he should not be welcome here, three was key to the effort to fragment the palestinian people. yesterday demonstrators marched in san francisco in protest of president trump's decision to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem and reports of unarmed palestinians being killed by israeli soldiers. tonight san francisco police put up barriers on both sides of the street. >> inside of their building, there's a war criminal speaking and parading around. our message is to stand on the side of justice and oppose war crimes whereve

the mogul is furious with kristy's we have the latest coming up next this is a diamond you can follower fell into the wrong hands. ♪ ♪ this is a shipment transferred two hundred times, transparently tracked from port to port. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. built to run on the ibm cloud. >>> we have been hearing for a few months now that lloyd blankfein is expected to step down by the end of the year or early next year. and now the departure is expected in december david solomon is likely to take over and kate is on the news line about the retirement and the team mr. salomon might assemble. hey, kate, what can you tell us? >> hey, michelle, how are you? there's a lot of uncertainty about exactly when lloyd was leave. people say he's engaged as ever doing public interviews as he did with will flash month. and might want to stay around through parts of or all of 2019 is what i was hearing originally but more recently i'm told, there is a plan for him to step down before the end of the year or at the end of the year. and one event that may take place in conjunctio

three people died at the scene. 39-year-old noel johnson, 14- year-old kristi lehman, all from mexico. officers arrested the 21-year- old behind the wheel of a toyota camry and charged him with driving under the influence of marijuana. >> reporter: sean coaches track. and says brooke lemus was one of his athletes. >> we warmed up at the beginning of practice. big, smiling face, always energetic. >> she loved to run. and she was really nice. >> reporter: sources say her older sister attended sierra high school. the unified school district said additional staff and counselors will be at both schools throughout the week offering support to those who knew the girls. and while students are sharing their condolences -- >> right a card to her or to her family. >> reporter: -- neighbors and friends are also surrounding this family with love and comfort. >> that was katie parked reporting. the chp says it's increasingly on the lookout for signs of marijuana impairment. officers use field sobriety tests to determine which drivers may be under the influence of marijuana while behind the wheel. t

notifying next of kin, the alameda county coroner bureau identified the victims as knowle johnson 39, kristy lichlt ma. 14 and brook linas 13. the three effected from the cadillac on interstate 880 north on stephenson boulevard. five others were inside the vehicle including four juveniles injured and taken to the hop. chp investigators believed this man 21-year-old of san jose was responsible and driving under the influence of marijuana. witnesses say tran was speeding and driving his toyota camry erratically before the crash zpla the investigation, determined that offense under the influence of marijuana. >> tran faces charges including gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated as well as counts for dui and causing bodily injury. >> the decisions people make, the decision this person made to drive under the influence changed people's lives forever. >> compared to last year the chp expects dui marijuana arrests in the bay area will be up by 70% by the end of 2018, a troubling prediction. of marijuana just as bad as driving under the influence of alcohol. >> transbail set at $195,000. he

they've been identified as 39- year-old noelle johnson, 14- year-old kristi lemus, and her nine-year-oldister, rock. they were from the city of manti, pick friends have been dropping up flowers at the there home. >> we warm up in the beginning of practice and she was always right in front of me. >> she loved to run. and she was really nice. >> both the girls' schools will have counselors available to help people cope with the loss. one is in critical condition. >>> bart riders are demanding more security at the parking garage because of vandalism and rowdy behavior. passengers they break-ins are common at that location and they blame teens who hang out in that area. they say there's not enough surveillance cameras. while they've increased patrols, passengers and victims say they rarely see any officers. >> it's terrible. the kids run around and do what they want to do. the part police don't do anything. it's a nightmare. so we need help. >> despite the reports, art released a statement saying, high visibility patrols have resulted in a reduction in crime in this type of vandalism. >>> a

nbc bay area's kristy smith joins us in san francisco with this one girl's very inspirational story. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. jordan has already been to a few meetings with her new pack around here in the mission bay neighborhood. she is excited to be a cub scout because in her opinion she can now do all the cool things that her brother does. >> this one is a badge -- >> reporter: jordan is excited to be wearing her uniform. she is eight years old and believed to be the first girl to become a cub scout in san francisco. >> because my brother was going on it and i was like really sad because i wanted to go too with them, but it was like only for boy scouts so i couldn't go. >> reporter: her brother hayden is a boy scout. >> ever since i got -- it is not really a good idea, but now i realize it is really good because, like, girls can also do, like, fishing, all of the fun activities. >> reporter: and these are some of jordan's favorite things to do. she's part of an early adopters program, but soon all girls will be able to join the cub scouts, and next year the boy scouts prog

the accident killed 14-year-old kristi limas, her 9-year-old sister, brooke, and 39-year-old noel johnson. they were ejected from an suv that rolled several times after the collision. five other people in several cars were hurt. today, the suspect made an initial court appearance but the d.a.'s office is waiting to file charges until the chp finishes its investigation. authorities can only hold someone for 48 hours without filing charges. so, he may be released. if he is, he would then or could be rearrested in a few days. >>> new video out of fremont shows a woman getting attacked while pumping gas. watch as she gets thrown to the ground. the suspect then pulls her gold chain from around her neck and takes off running. kpix 5's len ramirez reports this is the sixth crime of its kind in the last two weeks. >> reporter: the victim is casually pumping gas on the dark-colored car on the left next to another man doing the same. that's when a robber wearing a black hooded parka cases her. seconds later, he reappears from behind the pumps and attacks. he grabs for her gold necklace but the woma

. >> kristi calls her older brother jeff who is a police officer in edmonton, alberta. >> my first reaction is, okay, she's somewhere. you just need some space or some time. she'll turn up. >> but when nancy's parents gary and donna heard she was missing, they were gripped by something dark and cold. >> gary said to me, donna, this ory is not going to have a happy ending. >> by afternoon, the cary police were involved. >> all i was told on the phone was it was a missing person's. >> when detective george daniels arrived, nancy's neighborhood was already filling up with a small army of her panicked friends. nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her husband, brad, made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train. they combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods for this woman they'd grown to love since she and brad moved down from can

certainly, it is an example of what kristi was talking about when the independence of central coalescesa much broader story. you put these together and it is the most acute example, but there are specific turkey let theissues separation of state and independence of monetary policy. understandably worrying investors. guy: interesting that people draw a line between turkey and south africa. south africa has a fiercely independent central bank. around. going to stick up next, going to bring you some of these stocks on the move, including bp said to be considering options for its u.k. fixed network. look at the stock reaction. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back, you're watching the "bloomberg markets: european open." 12 minutes into the trading day. i am holding in first on a bp guide gaining here at the open. familiar, itpeople is considering options for its u.k. reach. it is evaluating and down proposals according to these people familiar, including minority and majority stake purchases in open reach. networkne and broadband could be valued at as much as $33 billion. we are seeing bt

and we got new revelations about the corruption of the kristi gam gucci of the swamp olympics, scottehow donald trump supporters are still doing this. [ audience chanting "drain the swamp" ] >> joining me sam seder host of the majority report podcast. jennifer rubin. conservative columnist with the "washington post." and dr. elizabeth rosenthal editor in chief of kaiser health news author of "an american sickness how health care became a big business and how you can take it back." libby, let me start with you. i think we have forgotten just how heterodox donald trump was on the subject of health sxart promises he made during the campaign versus how he's governed including today's drug decision. >> sure. he said that we should be able to negotiate drug prices at a large-scale level, and today what we saw is a proposal with 50 points turning somersaults not to allow the government to do just that. and some of the proposals are good ideas. let's put the price of prescription drugs in those ads. let consumers get some of those drug company rebates. but nothing does what every other devel

kristi noem's daily ritual, her path to make history, running to be the first woman governor of south >> one thing they're known for, the smokey bar, the late night drinks. >> for me, i'm married. it's not a good testimony for me to be sitting in a bar late at night when my family is all the way across the country. i started thinking out of the box. how can i get to have interaction with other members? for me it's the gym. we exercise together but also talk about legislation. >> how are you doing, huh? >> reporter: breaking the norm. hardly new for the conservative congresswoman boorn, raised and still ranch or the 6,000 family plot. >> we've had cattle and horses and raised our family here so we'll always be here. >> reporter: she made the leap to state lawmaker and then went to congress. despite her success, this is what she heard as she announced her historic run for governor. >> i had a few people tell me that maybe i didn't have the right body parts to be a governor. so, you know -- >> really? >> yeah, but it's a small minority of folks that we just have to change their perspecti

talented individuals into a winning machine on the european stage but one man stands tall amongst them kristie on the right now that was netted fifteen times in the champions league this term. goals in the competition. when you have christiane zero in the tame the best and he proves that every year but five times champion liverpool have this competition in their blood they used to dominate but their last title was two thousand and five now they have a german coach you're going club excelling abroad his top man is mohamed salah back home in egypt he's a megastar on the final copy his crowning glory he has played this season which is outstanding but he's young and that's not potential to improve that's a really good news real madrid against liverpool we could be in for a classic in here. everybody certainly looking forward to the game very difficult to pick between the two teams but i'm going to put you on your spot you know i'm going to ask you first of all who are the favorites. of going to be the favorites because they want to last two years and they always seem to pull a result out of the ba

and the cannes film festival opens with stars out on the red carpet but is europe's most kristie just film festival at risk of becoming concept. i'm dr thomas thanks so much for being with us president trump has pulled the u.s. out of the iran nuclear deal he's also signed a presidential memorandum reinstating sanctions against iran now that after calling the accord a one sided deal iran's going to decision a diplomatic show and says it no longer has any obligations to honor the agreement . the world watched as donald trump scrapped a deal that took over a decade to achieve. service it is clear to me that we cannot prevent an iranian nuclear bomb on to the decaying and rotten structure of the current agreement. therefore i am announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. signed a memorandum to reinstate harsh economic sanctions on iran most notably in the oil and energy sectors. all efforts by european allies to dissuade him had been in vain the european union's foreign policy chief it did he come again he couldn't hide her regret as she urged for u

kristy brooks isool counselor and represents counsellors for the chicago teachers union. >> my main concerns are that we're not resourcing that plan. we n schools, and we need funds for that. >> sreenivasan: brooks wants the city to limit the student-to- counselor ratio and stop asking school counselors to perform duties that are outside their role as advisors. >> chicago public schools ranks 28th out of 30, on the very low end of counselor-to-student ratio. and principals have to allow counselors to actually do counseling work with kids. we can't be pulled to be counting tests all the time. we can't be pulled to do recess duty and lunch duty three hours a day. >> sreenivasan: do you have enough connselors? >> i think it's a situation where you need more counselors. i think we have to look at some of the duties that counselors have, and ybe relieve them of some of those. >> sreenivasan: this spring, the mayor tapped employees from its vast community college system to assist counselors and students with the new requirement. >> by integrating the community college system, 're ensuring a system

worried about aaron burr was kind of a trump of their era to some extent, and -- tell you about kristy's story about this one. hey, y'all. so when i was out talking about thomas jefferson got a call from chris christie before it became patty hurst, and he said i want to talk to you about jefferson will you come to lunch? he's a fun guy so we sat arked he said i'm more of a hamilton guy, and usually that means you're investment banker. [laughter] and i wasn't really thinking i said well that's great governor but at least my guy didn't get shot in jersey. the dammeddist thing i couldn't get back in the city, the bridges were all -- [laughter] what were you talking about? >> using "bridgegate" humor for a couple of years i'll allow it. i'll allow it. but we're talking about the institution holding. >> the -- one more point rattling around about about joe mccarthy. joe mccarthy one month after the fall, the mccarthy hearings and joseph welch thing no decent city senture happens -- prescott bush and others finally follow lead of margaret chaste smith it was a republican woman senator from mai

and kristi malakoff lifts them from their flat surface to produce intricately beautiful sculptures.sn't your ordinary commute. it's just been crowned the ‘most scenic bus ride in britain'. however campaign groups are warning that rural services are in crisis. simon gompertz has hopped on board to find out how to keep the wheels turning. it's a bus driver's dream. the 8a0 coastliner starts in leeds, takes in york, then heads over the north york moors here and out to whitby on the coast. driving what's been crowned our most beautiful bus route and getting paid for it, is adam davies. every day is a joy, every day is a joy on this route. it's just beautiful. are you going to york, love? ticket sales pay for this service, but only partly. whitby, that's lovely. thanks very much. it depends on public money. council subsidy over the winter, also the bus firm being reimbursed for letting on all the trippers with free bus passes. for anybody who hasn't got a car, or anybody who hasn't got a driving licence, it's the only way to get out and about in the area. if you didn't have the bus? well

awards and nobel peace prize hope the delay will give them time to regroup and recover their once kristie shiz reputation c.l.o. this with a young al-jazeera i just want to give a little context on this as well because it's not entirely without president nobel prizes have often been not awarded not necessarily for this reason i've gone to their website here and had a local all these nobel prizes and laureates over the years but you do we have all of these years without a nobel prize is awarded the thing you would probably noticed amongst the moral is that they happened in similar years and that is because of world war one and world war two but also the rules did say if none of the works under consideration was found to be of the importance indicated then the prize money would be reserved for the following year so they can reserve the right in this case there is a bit more controversy obviously involved with the reason for its canceling that's the nobel prize for literature ok so we're going to return to an earlier story that is of course donald trump heading to the national rifle associat

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dan con of kristie's international. to jerusalem following in the foot steps of the trump administration. details on the move ahead. plus, colin kaepernick takes on the nfl. why denver broncos general manager john elway is reportedly being grilled by lawyers in the football player's case against the league, that's next. ♪ whether you're high or low. ♪ whether you're high or low. ♪ whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. with dell small businessout your technology advisors you get the one-on-one partnership you need to grow your business. the dell vostro 15 laptop. contact a dell advisor today. >> dagen: welcome back. i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. it's wednesda

and as kristi mentioned, we work on the truth in caller i.d. act which is a little bit more sherwin's baileywick. >> i don't think there's any additional statutes i have to add for the fcc to cover. we can talk about the standards a bit later. >> sure. thank you. >> from the federal trade commission, we can reach illegal calls under our main act, the federal trade commission act, but the really discrete set of rules that govern telemarketing are part of the telemarketing sales rule, which was amended effective 2009, to prohibit virtually all robocalls unless the consumer has given express written permission to that seller to receive a robocall. now -- and this is a tighter regulatory scheme than the do not call scheme because the consumer doesn't have to be on the national do not call registry for that robocall to be illegal. but i think a real difference between the fcc's regulatory scheme and the ftc's is really the definition of what is telemarketing. for us, for the federal trade commission, it has to be the sale of a good or product or the

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