she played king lear to rave reviews. she is taking broad which which -- broadway by storm in ""three tall women." that earned her a tony nomination. she stars alongside alison till. she is fierce, funny and frank. glenda jackson discussed this with me when she joined me from new york earlier in the week. >> glenda jackson, welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> so i don't want to be indelicate, but you are a woman of a certain age. you are over 80, if i'm not mistaken, and you are having a resurgence of your acting career. many, many women, yourself included, have complained, rightly, that there just aren't enough roles for women, especially older women. how do you feel though doing this? >> well, i still concur with what -- what you just said. usually there's only -- if there is, one woman's part, and certainly as far as contemporary drama is concerned it seems to be, and that has stayed the same in my experience ever since i first walked on to the stage and got paid for it. what is remarkable about this particular pr

now my own experience of dealing with italy when i when they were still on the lear and i was working at a film sales company so we had a lot of distribution of hollywood film sold to italy is they kept on devaluing the lear and then they would come to us and say we need to renegotiate this deal because the lear is been devalued by twenty percent overnight so we always had to renegotiate because they had no money so how have they been able to sustain economically in the euro zone when it's all basically the do each mark they're competing against well they have and you know they're forming a government they're trying to form a government they were supposed to form the government by the time we've come on the show but they haven't so you know the five star movement that's kind of the left wing movement grillo used to be the head of it now it's luigi de dimaio and then the northern league which is the far right with very anti immigrants and very far right northern league they're trying to form a coalition government but one of the things on the on the table is actually a parallel currenc

now my own experience of dealing with italy when i when they were still on the lear and i was working at a film sales company so we had a lot of distribution of hollywood film sold to italy is they kept on devaluing the lear and then they would come to us and say we need to renegotiate this deal because the lear is been devalued by twenty percent overnight so we always had to renegotiate because they had no money so how have they been able to sustain economically in the euro zone when it's all basically the deutsche mark they're competing against well they have and you know they're forming a government they're trying to form a government they were supposed to form the government by the time we've come on the show but they haven't so you know the five star movement that's kind of the left wing movement grillo used to be the head of it now it's. my oh and then the northern league which is the far right with very anti immigrant and very far right nor the.

to happen to italy now my own experience of dealing with italy when i when they were still on the lear and i was working at a film sales company so we had a lot of distribution of hollywood film sold to italy is they kept on devaluing the lear and then they would come to us and say we need to renegotiate this deal because the lear is been devalued by twenty percent overnight so we always had to renegotiate because they had no money so how have they been able to sustain economically in the euro zone when it's all basically the do each mark they're competing against well they have and you know they're forming a government they're trying to form a government they were supposed to form the government by the time we've come on the show but they haven't so you know the five star movement that's kind of the left wing movement grillo used to be the head of it now it's luigi de dimaio and then the northern league which is the far right with very anti immigrant and very far right northern league they're trying to form a coalition government but one of the things on the on the table is actually a

now my own experience of dealing with italy when i when they were still on the lear and i was working at a film sales company so we had a lot of distribution of hollywood film sold to italy is they kept on devaluing the lear and then they would come to us and say we need to renegotiate this deal because the lear is been devalued by twenty percent overnight so we always had to renegotiate because they had no money so how have they been able to sustain economically in the euro zone when it's all basically the deutsche mark they're competing against well they haven't you know they're forming a government they're trying to form a government they were supposed to form the government by the time we've come on the show but they haven't so you know the five star movement that's kind of the left wing movement grillo used to be the head of it now is luigi dimaio and then the northern league which is the far right with very anti immigrants and.

here's louse lear. gorgeous at the moment. i suspect we will pick today with the best of the temperatures and the sunshine, a few nervous brides out there, don't worry, looking quite good weather for the rest of the week. glorious today, this weather watchers‘ picture from wakefield. showery rain in northern ireland at the moment. this weather front introducing the cloud gradually across the country, drifting steadily is to, ahead of it, a beautiful afternoon for most. temperature is already starting to respond, low 20s at the moment, we could see them peaking at around 21, 20 four. lots of sunshine. cloud with showery rain in the north—west, not quite as disappointing here, a little bit cooler. this weather front will introduce something a little bit different as it continues to drift south and east. behind it, slightly cooler air pushing in, so overnight, quite a lot of cloud moving south across england and wales, preventing temperatures falling to learn, with clear skies behind, lows of three, four into scotla nd behind, lo

left that and then decided to get back into theater and decided to do "king lear."she jumped right back in again. [ light laughter ] and -- now she's on broadway starring in this. and she's fantastic. >> seth: is it intimidating to work with someone like that or do you just -- learn from it and is it wonderful? >> well, i thought that i had pretty good stamina. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> 'cause i've been doing theater for a long time. you do the eight shows a week and, i think glenda could do, like, a circus performer. i think that she could literally do about 13 shows a week. you know, just stack 'em up. three shows a day. she has fantastic stamina, she's got that voice that carries to the back row and beyond. >> seth: what a -- an awesome thing to be around. >> yeah. >> seth: you -- you also found out, and congratulations. you were nominated for an oscar this year for "ladybird," in which you were fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] and -- and i know they're going to do a prequel of "ladybird," and your daughter is going to play the mom again. >> yeah, probably. yeah. [ l

. >>> lears of sanctuary cities cod face jail time under a bill dubbed the mayor libby schaaf act if time. iowa republican steve king announced the bill today in response to the warning last february by oakland's mayor about possible i.c.e. raids. the new bill prohibits those advance notices. violators could face up to five years in prison. >> you've probably seen the ads, billboards urging customers to use a pier to pier payment service backed by several banks. >> it is an easy way to send money fast but some say they encountered problems using that service. 7 on your side michael finney is here with his investigation into it. >> when it works it's great. no doubt about about it. all you need is someone's phone number and e-mail and zelle whis beings your money to another account. some say their money went to the wrong accounts or was lost entirely. david downy thought it would be an easy way to pay a rental dee positive i. >> you enter the person's name, and then their phone number or e-mail. >> he used zelle on his wells fargo mobile app to send the money to the landlord and that

lear there, as well. so visibilities doing just fine this morning and our temperatures are all right. these are normal conditions but %&/slightly warmer to start off the day. 56 degrees in san francisco. 51 in san jose. santa rosa now in the 40s because it is a little clearer over in the north bay. oakland at t f55 pand concord a 55 degrees, as well. so the wind speeds, that's still an issue. it's causing the marine layer we are noticing west winds at sfo now up znóto 13. nine downtown san francisco. but calm in oakland. calm all across the north bay. that's why the clouds haven't been kicked in over here. we are seeing them further to the south, south of the golden gate bridge, redwood city that's where those clouds are hanging around as well as livermore. so it's pushed this direction but nice and clear for you in concord, fairfield and santa rosa this morning. so let's check in on that visibility. it looks good. we have a ridge of high pressure that's going to bring temperatures up today and then even

. >>> even as they plan evt this high summit, cnbc has lear still evad sanctions with covert actions. michelle caruso cabrera met with an official to talk about how they'rellegally importing vital oil and he wants international insurance and trading companies to help put a stop to or. >> rr: this highly secure and nondescript office in new uarters of the u.n. panel of experts led by hugh griffeth. griffeth and his team monitor the sanctions imposed on north korea, sanctions meant to convince k jong-un to abandon his nuclear weapons program. asrecently as north korea agreed to talks with the united states, it has stopped nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches, the most obvious sanctioned activity. griffeth says don't befooled, north korea is still trying to outsmart the u.n. >> so while both are clearly not occurring, we have other sanctions violationshat are ongoing. >> reporter: such as? >> such as ship-to-ship transfers of petroleum produc t >> reportet's when they buy desperately needed but prohibited oil from other ships at sea like this ship-to-ship transfer caught by ariel

lear is we have the international atomic energy agency which has the mandate to be the watchdog of this agreement and they have been the true being for ten ten times now that iran is in compliance so there shouldn't actually be that much of the discussion. i want to ask you about the reaction from iran to the announcement from netanyahu yesterday we saw the foreign minister from iran saying that this is a case of netanyahu crying wolf and then we had the head of iran's nuclear agency warning that the country can enrich uranium at a level higher than it could before the deal was reached i mean that with that kind of talk isn't the country threatening that it will if the deal is crashes that it will immediately go for nuclear weapons i think that kind of messaging particularly from mr salim from the ceiling and e.j. agency in iran who that an energy organization of iran. is a signal that there will be costs if the u.s. were to walk away from the deal if the deal was to fall apart i think this is what this is signal is about obviously iran can resume enrichment but it would also have to lo

but as opposed to appropriating, say, doing an all—female king lear or an all—female hamlet, they insteaden in the movement and the concerns of suffragists and suffragettes. 0ne lead member, winifred mayo, was jailed for smashing windows at the guards club in pall mall. a number of servants came out and i addressed them. telling them what the point of the attack was. "well," said the porter, "why the guards? " "they don't know nothing about women's suffrage. i said, "that's exactly my point. "now they will. " she also helped set up the women's theatre in west london. the idea was to create a sort of alternative old girls network, because they were finding it hard to penetrate, really, the higher echelons of the old boys network, with the intention that in the future generations of men and women would work together in theatre and have equal opportunities and access. they also wanted to start a women's casting agency, to get away from problems of the casting couch. and people were being judged on their appearance. but the first season of that was in 1913 at the coronet theatre, which sold o

here's louse lear. gorgeous at the moment.emperatures and the sunshine, a few nervous brides out there, don't worry, looking quite good weather for the rest of the week. glorious today, this weather watchers' picture from wakefield. showery rain in northern ireland at the moment. this weather front introducing the

here's louise lear. good afternoon.actually the image from yesterday but ijust wa nt to the image from yesterday but ijust want to show the reversal of fortunes. 2a hours later the cloud is now cross england and wales with sunshine further north. yesterday it felt quite pleasantly warm through the east of scotland and down across england and wales but today it is a different story. whether you have clout or sun it is much fresher feeling out there. if we're lucky get 17 degrees but many places will be down on that. and some rain around as well across the south west which will continue through the day. but behind that some clearer skies and sunshine for the afternoon highs of around 12, 17 degrees. that front continues to sink south—east through the night and allow that fresher air to flood across the country. also a northerly breeze adding to that cloverfield today. but with clear skies we will see quite a cold night in the far north—west in particular with low single figures. even some light frost in some rural areas.

. >> stephen: and first you played lear at the old vick. >> yes i did. >> stephen: right there.technically. >> hanged. yes. what's the difference? >> stephen: don't mean to teach the british their language, but go ahead. >> why not? try. try. you can't spell theatre properly. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( piano riff ) >> stephen: brava! brava! >> anyway, i'm holding cordilia and we're dragged on a rug. as leer cuts her down and wouldn't let her go. >> stephen: now, at the golden theater here in new york, you're doing "three tall women." what is the story of "three tall women"? >> it's the store of a woman, actually, presented in three different time scales, and it's based. he's very open about it. it's based in the main on his relationship with his adoptive mother, and that seems to have been a pretty tormented relationship. he was very open about that. he's written at the frontest piece of the copy of the play that we've worked on-- i'm paraphrasing this-- the last three sentences, and he says, i never during her lifetime met anyone who liked her. i never met anyone who saw the p

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of lawmakers skip a classified election meddling briefing, 50 of the 435 house members showed up to lear uranian interference. some wonder what gives as some democrats seem not to care less. >> democrats made a big issue and asked for this briefing for a long time. 30 members show up. >> something i could have read in usa today that was revealed. and low attendance. >> every house members up for reelection this year. jillian: nationwide, and brian kemp moves into july 24th run off after nobody received 50% of the vote. donald trump backed arkansas governor asa hutchinson, in texas. and an uphill battle against greg abbott and a pair of republicans. >> the latest class of american heroes today, secretary of defense james mattis will deliver the address at the air force academy graduation in colorado and get a performance by the thunderbird that falcon stadium. vp mike pence is headed to connecticut to give a keynote address at the coast guard academy commencement. jillian: donald trump demanding to know whether his 2016 campaign was infiltrated. >> if there were spies in my campaign that

we have king lear, the tempest, othello. these books are precious. you see the red stamp of the negro public library. these are called pocket books, very common at the time. and there are several that we have. books thatle pocket .ere lended out i think it is wonderful the library have these. here isk we have right titled camille, by dumas. it is a lovely book from the library. it has an interesting cover. public the red negro library stamp from tyler, texas. upside down is, property of library, the rural library i have never heard of. it is interesting, showing how this has traveled. once again, it is on the inside. lovely book that is in pretty great condition, considering how old it is. it still has the card inside. we have 12 different old testament volumes in the library. you can pull this back. this is what i was remembering. the dates right here in the back. most of these dates say 1922. where wasou wonder, this book before the library, which opened in the 1940's? this is an autobiography of fel lini. it has the pretty goldleaf and lovely rust

lear to break it down, nbc news national security editor, frank figure fig /- /- figluzzi. what do you think the filing is telling us? >> one of the things that jumped out is at the bottom of page 13 where mueller counters the argument because some people have been indicted that he's done with those components of the inquiry. he says to the contrary. in fact, post indictment investigation grows because people are tied to the same individuals with similar associates to the same organization in coordinated activities. do you know what kind of language thats? that's the language you use when you refer to organized cry families. that's the kind of language mueller is using to say this is complicated. everyone's interconnected. it's still going on. >> there's a part of that that seems specifically targeted at manafort. the news organizations who i think did the right thing by trying to get the records, that's their job, we want to see stuff in the press, they're saying look, you've indicted manafort. why can't we see the search warrants. this is what the mueller team writes. an

let us now and get the weather with louise lear.ed man. first thing on thursday, could be a chilly start. some light grass frost, believe it or not. but on thursday still a bit of breeze running down the north sea coast from which the drive—in some more clout and a fresher feel. those were shot from the west will see more sunshine. dry weather in the story, highs of 14 to 18 degrees. hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m ben brown. today at 4. rail services on the troubled east coast main line are to be brought back under public control, after suffering heavy losses. i will terminate virgin trains east coast contract on the 24th ofjune 2018. i plan to use the period operator of last resort control to shape the new partnership. north korea threatens to pull out of next month‘s summit with president trump if the us insists it give up its nuclear weapons. a rotten corporate culture — mps deliver withering criticism of the collapsed construction firm carillion. coming up on afternoon live all the sport with hugh, and we now know w

so i don't think there is any sort of fatal damage in the works lear -- here but this is certainly notood day for the mueller office. >> and it worked to his advantage. lets a -- let's take a listen here. >> reporter: jud >> judge ellis, who is very respected, suggested the charges before the u.s. district court for the eastern district of verge were just part of the mueller team's designs to pressure mr. manafort into giving up information on president donald trump or what the campaign -- i've been saying this for a long time. it is a witch hunt. none of that information has to do with information related to the russia government coordination and the campaign of donald trump. it doesn't have anything to do were it is from years before. then, how does this have anything to do with the campaign, the judge asked? let me tell you, folks, we're all fighting battles. >> we're all fighting battles. >> that part is true. >> i would be using this information too today if i were donald trump. this is good for him. as jeffrey was saying, because the judge without saying witch hunt was asking the

we have king lear and the tempest fellow and these books are just precious. you open it up and of course you will see the red sticking up of the negro public library. these are called pocket books, very common at the time and there are several that we have. this lovely little pocketbook that were landed out at the library and i think it is wonderful that the library had these in this book we have right here is titled camille by dumas as, a lovely book from the library. it has some interesting call the dots in it in that you see the red negro public library stamp tyler, texas. upside down is property of smith county world library. a library i have never heard of and so that's interesting showing how this book has traveled and then renamed and once again it's on the inside. lovely book that is in pretty great condition considering how old it is. next, we have old testament selections this is a great book in that when you open it it still has the card inside and, old testament copy 12 so we have 12 different old testament selection volumes in the library this is

. >> this program is brought to you by lear capital. mr. elliot, what's your wifi password? wifi? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement. and thanks to these xfi pods, the signal reaches down here, too. so sophie, i have an xfi password, and it's "daditude". simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >> harris: we are back with the fox news alert, 48 hours ahead of critical confirmation hearing, president trump has come out swing og behalf of his pick to head the c.i.a., gina haspel. the president tweeting this, my highly respected nominee gina haspel has come under fire because she was too tough on terrorists. think of that in these dangerous times. we have the most qualified person, a woman, who democrats want out because she's too tough on terror. win gina. this comes after reports mrs. haspel considered withdrawing on friday. short time ago, white house source weigh nothing on that report saying haspel did discuss withdrawi

talking about -- "libya model" the model and as we saw with libya, more or less packed up its entire --learrogram and shifted shift it to the united states after it got concessions. the kim regime is worried this will be the model that donald trump expected them to adhere to. if he were to going to the summit expecting north korea was going to say sure, we will pack up our nukes and send them to the united states, and it would be great if you could give us some concessions, trump would be bitterly disappointed and the summit would be a failure. matt: david, i've got a gauge from bankamerica merrill lynch market risk strength levels, falling to the lowest over the last year we have seen it since the beginning of 2018. everyone seemed calm down by kim jong-un's behavior prior to these cancellations. him and asiaof also changed? i think people look at kim jong-un and don't see a crazy man any longer. they see a guy has done a good job at position north korea to where he wants to be, when you consider what has happened since the beginning of the year when he first talked about sending a delegat

time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello again. good afternoon.ud in the sky to the north and west. but they were the north and west. but they were the front still continues to drift south and east, it has brought quite a lot of cloud and it has been a cool field for the day. yesterday, mid 20s in places. some places today struggling to get about 15 or 16. that cloud and the rain continues to drift southwards. it will clear overnight and, with clearer skies and this cooler northerly flow continuing to descend across the country, do expected chilly start to thursday morning. how chilly? those are figures in the far north and west and in the countryside it is worth bearing in mind if you are a gardener or grower, you could see a light frost first thing. pretty unusualfor light frost first thing. pretty unusual for the light frost first thing. pretty unusualfor the middle light frost first thing. pretty unusual for the middle of may. light frost first thing. pretty unusualfor the middle of may. a chilly start, but a good deal of dry weather in the st

we at pbs newshour were among first -- we were first to lear today that there is a deal in the senate after these many months of this question of the les about sexual harassment and n congress being in limbo, waiting for congressmen to act on the rules, now there is a deal between republicans and democrats in the senate, a remind their the rules here inar the capito just basically universally seen as archaic and unfair to those victims of sexual harassment. a curently, judone accusing someone of harassment has to wait 90 days and go through forced counseling and mediation. here's whas in this deal in the senate. it would take away that 90-day delay, and it would mae members of congress personally l hble. they woue to personally pay for any sexual har asment findininst themselves for their behavior, however, the senate did make one change from the house. those members of congress would not be personally liable for their staff behavior. so we expect this to moverw d pretty quickly. it's taken a long time. this is a big deal for people who work here inre cong in a statement from our lawm

so, specific business group on health and other ones are developing what they call waste-free form lear i -- formulary where they're looking for the best clinical evidence and trying to figure out based upon that how do we design the formulary, so, it's a different approach that corporations are doing trying to essentially not eliminate the pbm, but to eliminate some of the incentives. >> not all doctors are joining hospitals. a lot of us are still independent and the -- to get back and sort together multiple parts of the conversation where we talked about doctors getting reimbursed for prescribing expensive medications, at the same time, there's a big shortage of rheumatologists. i'm one of the 4,000 rheumatologists, 4,000 out of a million in the u.s. and where studies show we're going to need to double the amount of rheumatologists by 2030 in order to take care of everybody. meanwhile, those of us in independent practice pay our bills in a capitalist system, but we get paid often in a socialist system and that's the way it is with medicare and medicaid. unfortunately, if you reduce th

. >> whione of the things we lear is there are cia agency personnel who were in these detention sitesese tactics and were very upset what they were doing, really wanted guidance from above and said do we really need to carry this out? i want to resign. i don't want to do this. and it was supervisors like gina haspel specifically who said push, go ahead. keep doing it. in fact, she came into the base to head up and start spearheading these particular tactics, the use of enhanced interrogation techniques. i think, chris, there is torture, right? but what i am in fear of is that donald trump in a critical moment, an emergency, a terror attack on america. >> absolutely. >> looks to gina haspel and says push the envelope for me. i want to shut down the borders. i want to surveil people. i want detention. i want roundups. i want reg industries. gina haspel, figure out way to do it. is she going to be the person who says yes? my concern is she would be. the loyalty pledge seems to be in effect right now. she is someone working at the behest of donald trump. >> and i would add the idea of whe

their revenue up side was breathtaking they have a $215 price target, a strong buy i have a note from learing which says their beat at the end of april was, quote, tremendous, and their guidance was conservative so all of these folks who are bullish on this stock and who have watched this stock increase by some 200% over the last couple of years are all drinking some sort of kool aid that's out of sorts >> scott, i've made a wonderful living over the past 25 years watching analysts not looking towards the future just chasing price targets let's put it this way. forget about me. the insiders of this company have sold over $200 million worth of stock in the past four years at an average price of $34. you heard that $34. what has changed with this company from $34 to $168 nothing. not one piece of advancement in technology, maybe $15 million in r&d spend. just a new way to have commercials and sell their products so forget about what the analysts think think about the insiders 240 million at $34 over four years. not one breakthrough they have to be really kicking themselves >> i also, when i was

lear isid, what is there are a number of different arms to have the investigation or sort of aspects of the probe. you have information influence operations. you have active cyber penetrations. u have money laundering and you have these suspicious russian campaign wentacts as as, of course, the big one that we're all wondering about which is the president's obstruction of justice. >> schifrin: soma olsen, let's go through each of those individually. as you've said, there's a specific language mueller was given which is investigate any linkof coordination betwee president trump and the russian effort to influence the ysection. the president his is a witch hunt and there's no "collusion." we know that yet >> you know, i don't think we know yet. there is cerinly, from my perspective, is evidence of collusion or what you would consider to be coordination between the trump campaign and russia. it's not hard to find that. you go back to the famed trump tower meetg in the summer of june -- summer of 2016. there's clearly indications of coordination between the trump campaign and russia and

life well-planned.mo lear at raymondjames.com. >> babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language. >> consumer cellular. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcastibg. and by conions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> brangham: from nuclear dealo toal. the president of the united states has made good on his vow ar get out of the 2015 nuc agreement with iran. nick schifrin begins our coverage. >> schifrin: today presidentde trumvered on years of promises to unravel his predecessor's signature foreign policy achievement. >> im announcing today that the united states will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. >> schifrin: theresident could have withdrawn gradually, or left ambiguity. but today's action was swift and o ftt.do nub he reimposed the nuclear-related sanctions the deal lifted, and threatened more sanction >> we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions. any nation that helps iran i

they got rid of their nuclear weapone or lbya h done the signing thing when they got rid ofntheih learpons program, peoplee would have screamed bloody murder. >> brangham: some people saidi they knew iran had a nuclear program goifore and the whole point of the iranian nuclear deal deal was to curtail the efforts. would this beep to the deal in tact? which is the opposite of what le isr are arkansas do -- arguing. >> you could arguing this a chance to nail iran on the violations of the nuclear proliferation treaty and to gete rihe program and allow long-term monitoring of the facilities and people involved in the program andng hahe nuclear deal in place is good but, on the other hand, because the archive seems to be kept to use in the future, it actually is a little chilling about the sunsets that we face inhe iran nuclear deal.de they look a little more deadly. >> brangham: this is the parts of the deal that will disappear and relieve iran of some of the strict oversite in cing years. >> that's right. >> brangham: the saming seems important. b about 20 +*e7b days,b president trump has

here's louise lear. good afternoon.of that day with temperatures across england and wales widely into the low 20s. so beautiful day for many for the quite all, this area of cloud moving into the north west and will continue to move south and east overnight. we will see some patchy rain drifting across the borders and perhaps heavier for across the borders and perhaps heavierfor a time in north—west england and wales. to the south of that moore ploughed through the night. and to the north actually start to wednesday. but that is where we have the best of sunshine. a glorious day to come with lots of sunshine coming through. the cloud thick enough some drizzle and also feeling quite fresher across the country. this is bbc news — the headlines. the first funerals have taken place for those palestinians killed by israeli troops in gaza yesterday — the deadliest day of violence there since 2014. the scottish parliament has rejected a key part of the uk government's brexit legislation. it passed a motion stating it does not c

the united nation's nuclear watchdog confirmed today it's found no evidence of iran having lear weapons program aft 2009. but the agency says iran did have a coordinated nuclear program before 2003. that comes a day after israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused iran of continuing to pursue nuclear weapons development, and breaking the iran nuclear deal. he provided no direct evidence that iran violated the 2015 agreement. throday, pushed back. >> ( translated ): we accepted to suspend our nuclear program on a condition of canceling all sanctions. and if the u.s. economic sldanctions return, there we no justification in front of the iranian public opinion and the ienranian parlito stay in this deal. >ff> woodmeanwhile, the white house says a "clerical error" led to a drastic change in a statement itssued yesterday, following netanyahu's claims. the initial release rea"iran has a robust, clandestine nuclear wpons program." the white house later corrected it to read that a program.such today, white house press secretary sah sanders said iran's nuclear weapons program was much fur

we lear literally this week from -- we hear literally this week from companies they are afraid they'll lose their business because they have seasonal jobs. what's the timeline for visas? al h-2-b how many visas does the department plan to release? secretary nielsen: thank you, sir. it's in final interagency process. it involves regulation so the regulation should be ready here shortly and the -- senator carper: i don't mean to be rude. i don't mean to interrupt you. that's not good enough. these companies, they are highly seasonal. they need the folks now. they needed them a month ago. to say that -- whenever i talk to you about this, we are working this, working through the process. they need the workers now. secretary nielsen: i understand. senator carper: if they were here they would tell you. secretary nielsen: everyone i talked to i asked to give me examples so i could package it and send it back to congress and say, please put -- next year, please put this in law. senator carper: we gave you the number to double the number of visas. this administration is not reluctant about usin

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the other aspects of nervousness in the globe to be very enlightening with respect to the turkish learfor example, not moving a lot further down against the dollar, but just like italians, close, so i think very significant all these moves. i do say interest rates may not go down a lot, but i think that real issue is losing momentum to the upside and consolidation mode on u.s. rates and lower levels >> so, what's the best way to play the market, kim sounds like tensions abroad is the best to go for u.s. exposure >> well, we like technology because it gives you, realm, it's domiciled in the u.s., but it does -- you can buy technology anywhere, and that's in demand. we like net app and intel because they are unloved right now, and intel has not benefitted from ai or autonomous driving, but we think it will, and net app is just this sleepy company that's been the no. 2 storage company for a very, very long time, and we think that allows them to develop a very good product for the hybrid cloud and on premise sorpt t of storage for data, nerdy picks, but going with them. >> nerdy picks ofte

louise lear has the weather now. let's go let's go back to the situation in the middle east. with us. just explain what happened yesterday when 60 palestinians, it now seems, were killed by your thesaurus security forces on the border with gaza including an eight—month—old baby? they declare their intentions to send terrorist to our border, to bring the border and destroy our state. it is that simple. 0ur soldiers are entrusted and carried out orders to defend the country. mighty mac simply put, if anybody, those who were killed or injured, are all that blames polls on one set of shoulders, that is hamas. wildlife by really the only way to deal with those protesters? 40,000 present pleat protesters, the answer the army has repeatedly given, and i cast theirjudgment, the army has repeatedly given, and i cast their judgment, is unequivocally yes. chris has backed the yugo regretted those deaths? and regret any deaths, certainly of civilians anywhere. right now the syrian army killing hundreds or thousands of palestinians in the refugee camps outside of damascus, not that anyone

new incarnation as the last -- of the left, this is actually the five-star movement taking a very ,learobviously as a consequence of entering a coalition government with the league. francine: nathalie tocci, thank you. mark carney speaking. guy: i got you to do that because the pronunciation for italian, fran is better. francine: i am good for something. guy: mark carney testified to lawmakers on the recent inflation report. if you want to follow what he has to say in full, life go is available -- live go is available on bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: good morning, everyone. this is bloomberg "surveillance." guy and francine from london. let's get more with richard turnill. we were talking political risks about why the president was taking so much time to confirm the prime minister. what we saw yesterday is yields higher for italy. are the markets complacent or two aggressive? richard: you have had an increase in political risk in italy but it has not spread to other markets. it has been very much a localized risk or a series of localized risks. when we have seen this type