world is the managing director artistic director and also the band leader of the resident jobs at lincoln center and now we're going to take a train. for. the but. the but. the but. the but. the but. the but . the be. from new york back here to the berlin film morning for another fantastic orchestra the john wilson orchestra concert was an absolute highlight here and it's perfect to finish off our program today see you next time on sara's music by. shawn wilson and his orchestra specialize in paying tribute to the music of the golden era of hollywood and broadway many of the songs from the m.g.m. so musicals have become iconic. in the one nine hundred sixty s. the m.g.m. film scores were destroyed john has dedicated himself to reconstructing the scores to recreate the magic of the m.g.m. films because. we are ready to give you some m.g.m. . might see you might not see the sweet first lady and get the slaveowner llama please. wait to see where it goes and the sweet and sour mince meat will. give her. thanks so john you say. it's an honor to play in the film when he it's an honor for me to have yo

"the halftime report" is here at lincoln center at the sohn conference, live at noon carl, forgive meey're plastiplast i -- blasting the music here. >>see you in a few minutes >>> a new push to reach a quick nafta agreement. the president took to twitter this morning saying that mexico, whose laws on immigration are very tough, must stop people from going through mexico to the u.s. we may make this a new condition of the nafta agreement we must get wall funding tacfast we'll go down to miami, where our john harwood is joined by former mexico president vicente fox. >> thanks, carl. mr. president, there are three possibilities for nafta. one, we stick with the old nafta, already in effect second, a deal gets struck and the countries ratify, we have a new one. third, there is no deal and president trump rips it up what do you expect to happen >> number one, what a surprise that morning when he was tweeting, we were speaking here at this great conference totally different points of view i'm sure he's trying to impress his base, his electorate, because he's convinced that a better nafta is

i'm scott wapner we're live today from lincoln center at the sohn investment conference in new york city where some of the biggest money managers in theworld are pitching their best ideas all for a great cause, to try to end childhood cancers. we will be hearing from the bond king, jeffrey gund lock today, jamal is here, bill gurley in the house, larry robins, a whole lot more throughout the day. we'll bring you all of the headlines as we're the exclusive broadcast partner of the sohn conference cnbc is proud to be here we're proud to be broadcasting live from here today with us, joe, steve, josh brown. we want to kick things off, also with us from hq, cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman. we're going to get the first idea in a matter of minutes, literally, but let's start with a move in the ten-year yield this is really, joe, the story of the day >> it is >> feels to me we're knocking on 3%, as though the market is trying to digest all of this and figure it out before it decides whether it wants to move up or down or however it ultimately will react >> well, the important questi

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreeniv thanks for joining us. a manhunt is underway in tennessee tonight after a mass shooting at a waffle house restaurant just outside inking may be armed and urged residents to stay indoors. >> he clearly came armed with a lot of firepowtending to devastate the south nashville area. >> sreenivasan: reinking is d wounding at least seven people others at this waffle house restrant in antioch tennesse less than ten miles southeast of nashville. reinking w only partially clothed when he opened fire outside the restrant, then entered and continued firing according to witnesses. james shaw, jr., a cusmer inside at the time told reporters he rushed the gunman t wh shooting stopped, wrestling away the ar-15 rifle. this afternoon, the u.s. secretd service hey arrested reinking last july for being inside a restricted areaear the white house. the f.b.i. requested his firearms authorizatione revoked. nosh and south korea's lead are on the verge of their first ever face to face meing, expected to occur in the demilitari

s from the tisch wnet stud lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. shortly before attendi an easter church service today, president trump fired off a flurry of tweets on immigration. in one, he called on republicans to use the "nuclear option" to allow the senate to pass tougher immigration laws withoutcr deic support, and declared in capitol letters that there "" no more daca deal," referring to the obama-era program that protects 800,000 young undocumented immigrants from deportation. minutes later, he claimed that" mexico is doing very little, if not nothing, at stoppiple from flowing into mexico through their southern border and then into the u.s." he threatened to end the nafta trade agreement in rtion, and reiterated one of his campaign goals of building a border walwith mexico. in a third tweet, the president claimed, "big flows of people are all trying to take advantage of daca." in fact, daca only covers those who arrived as children prior to 2007. president trump continued hi attacks on mexico as he arrived at

his creations on earth and he really carved up new york city and he built a lot of it he built lincoln center he did a lot with the central park but he also destroyed a lot and he destroyed and they cut through neighborhoods particularly poor neighborhoods and avoided the rich neighborhoods and so his movement restructuring a city. you know for better or worse must goes in a point where it needs to restructure and so how do you do those things when you have all the millions and millions of people who have different ideas you have to listen to them and i think the. robert moses was a woman named jane jacobson very much getting community participation but that slows things down a lot and you can understand where there's a need for change what people don't want to engage the community but nevertheless if you don't it doesn't work and so i think it's a very difficult i don't begin to second guess the things that have been. but i wish them well well mr buckley thank you very much farai this conversation has been delightful after. tire and i also encourage our viewers to keep it going on our social

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, wart: good evening, and thank you for joining us. less than a day after the historic meeting between north and south korea's leaders, president trump said "things are going l"very " as he prepares for his own meeting with north korea's kim jong un. there is no word yet where the two will meet. this morning, the president tweeted that he talked with south korea's prejadent moon in and japan's prime minister shinzo abe about the ongoing negotiations with north korea. yesterday, kim jong un was the first northn korealeader to cross the border to south korea, soadcast livoue in the. today, north korte media showed images of the heavily event that ended with the leaders of the two countries issuing a joint statement pledging to work towards "the common goal of realizing, through complete denuclearization, a nuclear-free korean peninsula." during his first overseas trip as the newly confirmed secretary of state, mike pompeotu congted north and south korea and praised president trump. >> let there be no doubt we would not be where we ar

2016, and there was one time in particular i remember seeing him, at avery fisher hall, part of lincoln centeral wave of notes. you were sure that it was completely improvised, that it was total freedom in action. then he paused for one beat and played the exact same thing again. myjaw fell, you know? to realise that he had planned the entire thing was astonishing. tell us a bit about his work ethic. because, you know, he wasn't one of those young musicians who said, "i haven't practised since i was 19." he was a hard—working man. he was. what is interesting is that he would sometimes go years without making a record, but he would be writing new music, assembling a new group, taking it on tour in europe, and then disbanding it again. the project was complete when the audience heard the music. that was enough for him, in a lot of ways. the other thing that is really interesting is that he kind of considered all aspects of his life to be part of his art. he had a strong visual style in the way he dressed, and he enjoyed the good things in life in terms of eating and drinking well and travelling

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasa good evening and thank you for joining us. former presidents and first ladies joined mourners at the funeral of former first lady barbara bush today in houston, texas. mrs. bush died tuesday at the age of 92. this morning her husband of 73 years, former president george h.w. bush, arrived in a wheelchair tended to by their son, former president george w. bush. former presidents barack obama andto bill cl and former first ladies laura bush, mic hhelle obama, alary clinton attended the services at saint martin's episcopal church alonadg with current first melania trump. according to a white house statement president trump di not attend, "to avoid disruptions due to added security." t the president did tweet a photo of the former first lady's white use portrait, saying," today, my thoughts and prayers are with the entire bushmi ." e s. bush's twin granddaughter's participated in rvice, and she chose her close friend susan baker, historian jon meacham and her son jeb to diver the eulogies. the former

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new yo, hari sreenivasan. >> sreen thank you for joining us. less than two days after targeted airstrikes on syria, the united states is preparing to impose economic sanctions against supporters of syrian chemical weapons programs. syria is conducting attacks on rebel forces, and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says there is a clear message: >> i think one thing that we a hoad got the message on is the international community will noallow chemical weapons to come back into our everyday life. and the fact that he was making this more normal and that russia was covering it up all of that new economic sanctions will target russia and companies thae are dealing wiipment related to syria's chemical -linked.ia, e opposition white helmets group reported that the syrian regime renewed air raids in rebel-held areas. and syrian state mediaeported that president bashar al-assad met with russian officials in damascus. assd said friday's air stri were accompanied by a "campaign ofisdirection and lies" against syria and russia, and the two coun

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good e and thanks for joining us. the streets of downtown sacramento were filled today th calls for justice as people came out to protest the shooting death of 22-year-old stephon clark. a private autopsy released by his family concluded that he was shot eight times, six romes fm behind, and that he was not towards the officers. one of today's two gatherings was organized by former n.b.a. player matbarnes, who played for the sacramento kings. on wednesday the team announced lack liveship with b matter sacramento and "build black" to invest in educational opportunities-- along with the creation of educational fund for stephon clark's children.ig last n, approximately 3 protesters expressed their outrage over the autopsy result signs.ing and waving many police officers wore riot gear, but there were no arrests. clark was shot after being chased into his grandmother's back yard by two police officers responding to reports of a man breaking car windows. the officers said they thought clark was point

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us.bi changes could be coming to the way border patrol agents process undocumented immigrantse ng the u.s. from mexico. last night, president trump signed a memo directing his administration to study ways to end what is often called "catche and e," for border crossers awaiting their immigration hearings. this is not the first time president trump has attacked the practice. he called for an end to "catch ase" in an executive cretary james mattis signedle off on using the defense department budget to send up to 4,000 national guard troops t the border. the departments of defense and homeland security issued a join statement saying they are working closely with governors ie address "vulnerabi" along the border. the response from state governors has been mixed. f r, two states-- arizona and texas-- have announced plans to send troops. the texas national guard has already begun deploying.50 guardsmen >> the texas national guard is preparing to immediately deploy w

from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. there are disturbing reports of a possible chemical attack last night outside of damascus, just days after president trump spoke about pulling u.s. troops out of syria. the opposition-linked syriavi defense known as the white helmets reports at least 70 people died, most of them women and children. a warning that some of the video contains graphic images. this video uploaded by the white helmets shows the immediate aftermath of airhi striketting the rebel helda. area of do white helmets on the ground say survivors smelled strongly of chlorine. videos showed childreniteing doused wwater and given oxygen and inhalers. the syrian government es apthat it used chemical weons. syrian state media claims that the syrian army used conventional artillery and air strikes to liberate the region from terrorists. foreign ministes from both russia and iran deny the reports of a chemical attack.id on twitter, prt trump called the offensive in douma "" mindless chemical a

so across from lincoln center is the mexican restaurant rosa mexicano. one night bill was going to his table and coming out was mr. t. with the mohawk and the i pity the fool. they passed each other, not noticing each other, i thought, two great american icons like ships in the night. so once bill was identify i'm just storytelling now. i'm stop. i promise. we were in the airport of grenada, or as we prefer to say liberation of grenada. there was a very young woman behind the counter at the airport and her manager behind her, and she said to him, are you famous? and bill said, yes, i am. and she said, what are you? he said, i'm a rock and roll star. thereby giving away that he couldn't be because nobody after 1950 or '55 or so said rock and roll. her manager said, no, he's a writer. bill acted shocked and offended. it was interesting. i love how bill dealt with his own fame. he enjoyed it. and was very, very gracious about it. in his home, both of them, or all of them, there were many recitals by the very well-known and the less well-known. he wanted oth

so across from lincoln center is a mexican restaurant. one night bill was going to his table and coming out was mr. t. in full regalia with the mohawk. they passed each other not noticing each other. two great american icons like ships in the night. [ laughter ] so once bill was -- i'm just story telling, i'll stop soon i promise. we were at the airport of grenada at the invasion of grenada or liberation of grenada. there was a woman behind the counter. she said to him are you famous. he said yes, i am. and she said what are you he said i'm a rock and roll star. there by giving away that he couldn't be because no one after 1950 or 1955 said rock and roll. but then her manager said no he's a writer. bill acted shocked and offended. it was interesting. i loved bill how he dealt with his own fame. he enjoyed it. and was very gracious about it. in his home, both of them or all of them, many recitals by the very well-known and the less well-known. he wanted others to hear music too, whether they liked to or not. and one night he had the guitar

we were looking into declines, box notwithstanding, overall markets, and a lot more here at lincoln center still an interview with nathaniel august, that's coming up, a key read on the health of the tech sector when alphabet posts first quarter results today after e bethll, of all days stick around, "closing bell" is back in two. no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by the airlines. sending your own clubs ahead with shipsticks.com makes it fast & easy to get to your golf destination. with just a few clicks or a phone call we'll pick up and deliver your clubs on-time, guaranteed, for as low as $39.99. shipsticks.com saves you time and money. make it simple. make it ship sticks. >>> welcome back to the closing bell, there's the second heat map for you today, telco leading higher, energy doing well, best performer last year, up 2.6%, and tech at the bottom today, down 0.6%, and market down around .25 of 1% not too bad given yields spiked closer to 3% on the 10-year. down to the floor where mike is posting up hane's brands >> yes, they have b

hablando de "un nuevo dÍa" tuvimos el honor de venir a la segunda casa de plÁcido domingo aquÍ en el lincoln centerero ahora el hecho que lo canta aylÍn. >> para esta soprano la influencia mexicana fue una gran influencia. >> se presenta en el concurso el concurso mÍo que vamos en la ediciÓn nÚmero 26 y entonces verdaderamente es muy difÍcil ganar ahÍ porque los elementos que vienen son unos talentos pero extraordinarios no, y entonces cuando estas entre las elegidas entre las vencedoras o vencedores la verdad que son muy buenos es muy difÍcil. >> cantabas rancheras? >> no, no, no, no se diga que beltrÁn todas las canciones del disco de ellas mÁs rocÍo dÚrcal y jugador me encantÓ. y cambiando el tema otra competencia que tiene al maestro muy emocionado es la competencia que transmitiremos por telemundo la copa mundial fifa rusia 2018 para lo que Él tiene la melodÍa perfecta. (cantan) ♪ ♪ (cantan) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (cantan) ♪ ♪ (aplausos) (aplausos) de verdad que quÉ emociÓn sentir esa vibraciÓn al frente del maestro cuando cantÓ, pero de la madre patria nos vamos al estudio porque le quiero mandar un abrazo

the ninth annual women in the world summit kicks off this thursday at the lincoln center here in newamazing. >>> we have some know your value news. olympic gold medalist jocelin davidson and monique. that does it for us this morning. chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >> to quote my great friend mika brzezins brzezinski, buckle up. good morning, i'm chris jansing, in for stephanie ruhle. the fbi searches the office of the president's longtime lawyer michael cohen. the president is furious, lashing out at what he called, yet again, a witch-hunt. >> it's frankly a real disgrace. it's an attack on a country in a sense, an attack on what we all stand for. >> now lawmakers increasingly worry he'll take an unprecedented step and fire special counsel robert mueller.

. >> the republican party of abraham lincoln's time is centered in the south end trump is from new york. alien territory, the conservatives. >> reflects a division in the party and his own administration. >> would you rather have the republican party of paul ryan or trump? >> there is no choice. it's the republican party of donald trump which is why paul ryan is leaving. >> laura: the truth is if you want to see real disunity, look at the democrats. they have no real leader. they have moved so far left they left america and they are reduced now to either silly antics are stammering in their attempts to rile up the pace. >> it's a scam. the tax bill gives 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. they tried to collect a middle-class tax cuts and yet 86 million middle-class families will be paying more taxes. >> sean: we will bring in an interpreter next time. the democrats, come on. they have sued the trump campaign, wikileaks, the russians over hillary clinton's loss in 2016. >> donald trump's been saying for a year plus this is all about sour grapes and it's because you lost the election. wha

. >> the republican party of abraham lincoln time is centered in the south. trump is thef guy from new york. always someone in alian territory. >> this reflects the division within the republican party but his own administration. >> has the republicannan party of paul ryan or trump. >> there's no choice. it is the republican of donald trump. which is why paul ryan lighted. >> but the truth is if you want tosee real disunity, look at the democrats. they have no real leader is there moved so far left, they left america. they're reduced to silly antics or stammering in their attempts to rilee up their base. >> it is a scam. the tax bill that gives 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. they try to call it a middle-class tax cut. and yet 86 million middle class families in the life of this bill will be paying more taxes. >> laura: we'll bring in an interpret ter w next time. et democrats are so desperate they have sued trump campaign. wikileaks and russian over hillary clinton loss in 2016. >> donald trump has been saying for a year plus it is because you lost an ele

have is that the republican party of today as opposed to the republican party of abraham lincoln's time is centered in the south, the deep south even you could argue. and trump is a guy from new york. no matter how much he's dominating affairs right now, he's not part of that southern base of the party where sessions is. let me ask you about this other question. in so many of these cases, the person who keeps notes owns the day into the future. if you write contemporary notes and you do something on the record in realtime, that carries tremendous credibility "x" many years or months later when it comes to a national trial or actual courtroom trial. the fact that james comey has kept almost john dean-like records of what happened between him in all those conversations with the president, how can the president walk away from that now and deny the truth and credibility of these records? >> well, we've seen what the president did. he's able to sort of dismiss things and move through them in ways that other politicians haven't. look, i think most people have already made up their mind where they are on

lincoln will be forthcoming. the goal is to have this completed by mid-august in time for opening. so this goes to the conversations that we've had earlier about how the center will look once web core is out and we want to have it be inviting to the public. key updates on this slide, at lincoln has released the rfp for it service. this is the backbone of the transit center to include a 24-7 help desk and one contractor on site for troubleshooting and resolution. the anticipated contract start date would be june 1 once the contract is awarded and we go through negotiations. lincoln has also signed a contract with spritz to provide marketing and promotion services to the transit center. they are a local woman owned business who also happen to be located in the neighborhood. priorities are creation and activation of the website that will be the point of entry for all the transit center activities, which also entails creating a unique brand or identity and generating post grand opening traffic and excitement. i will keep you informed on the creation of the brand identity. i won't read this slide. link on recommended and selected the lowest bidder. much the yello

if it takes from novato 101 past civic center taillights towards lincoln an onwards. they reconfigured your morning commute on the bridge. four lanes southbound, two lanes northbound. a couple of cars through but definitely light as you make your through the robin williams tunnel. no problems to speak of so far so good. we'll take a look at overall traffic map. still very slow out of central valley. we had some earlier roadwork and that tied things up with an hour drive now headed towards that area. we'll check on fremont here, back in a couple minutes with accident 880 at stevenson. back to you. >> 5:20 now. prince charles in australia paying tribute to the country's fallen soldiers. earlier today he laid a wreath at the memorial of the families of soldiers killed. traveled last week to represent the queen at the commonwealth games. it's a sports competition among former territories of the british empire. who would guess one of the hottest properties on the bay area real estate right now would be a literal firehouse. >> an historic one at that. city of oakland offeri

while in integrated seeing the number of kids that were there but on the first floor front and center as lincolnelding what's with its welding exhibition could i went up to them and i said bravo. this is exactly what we need to get people interested in science technology engineering and mathematics. >> absolutely and i applaud the navy's work to support programs like the challenge that admiral richardson and i were talking about. >> this would be the president's program. >> yes, absolutely and that's critical if we are going to get the workforce we need in the future. >> thank you senator shaheen. >> secretary spencer how often do you go around incognito and do you feel safe? >> i do, i do senator. >> let me ask both of you the navy is it. and 24,000 active-duty sailors. i'm told that is the lowest in almost a decade. the navy reportedly are 11,000 sailors short of requiring manpower little levels in the near term and 50,000 short of the estimated force to crew it. the p5 ship navy which is the requirement that was set by the admirals and generals. senator mccain and i have introduced the surfac

but on the first floor front and center is lincoln welding with its welding exhibition. and i went up to them and i said, bravo, this is exactly what we need to get people interested in science, technology, engineering, mathematics and manufacturing. so it's happening. >> absolutely. and i applaud the navy's work to support those kinds of programs like the sea first challenge that admiral richardson and i were talking about. thank you. thank you mr. chairman. >> these apprentice programs is the thing that -- >> absolutely. that's critical if we're going to get the workforce we need for the future. >> secretary spencer, how often do you go around in cognito? and do you feel safe? >> i do. i do, senator. >> i don't when he does. >> let me ask both uh. the navy is 324,000 active duty sailors. i'm told that's the lowest in almost a decade. the navy reportedly is 11,000 sailors short of their required manpower levels in the near term and 50,000 short of the estimated force needed to crew a 355-ship navy, which is the requirement that was set by the admirals and generals. sena

lincoln way. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything.d we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. >>> i really do not believe whether i stay or go in 2019 going to affect the race for congress. i really don't think a person's race for congress is going to hinge on whether paul ryan is speaker or not. >> joining us now, founder of the house freedom caucus, republican congressman, jim jordan of ohio, a member of the senate judiciary committee. congressman, good to see you. thanks for being with us. first question, were you surprised by speaker ryan's announcement yesterday morning? >> it

centers of america. visit cancercenter.com/breast appointments available now. >> frederick douglass' struggle to abolish slavery now hinges on abraham lincoln's willingness to changes held as slaves shall be then forever free. >> all that stands in the way of emancipation is the daunting task of defeating robert e. lee on the field of battle. [ men shouting, whooping ] >> up-time! quicker. >> when robert e. lee goes into maryland -- and it's a rather audacious move, because it's crossing the potomac river for the first time and going into union territory. lee has made a plan of attack and divided his force, with one element around hagerstown, maryland, and the other element around harpers ferry, in what we call west virginia today. >> until now, top union general george mcclellan has failed to give lincoln the victory he needs. but a lost copy of lee's entire battle plan winds up in mcclellan's hands, giving him one last shot at redemption. >> if i can't whip bobby lee with this paper, i'll be willing to go home. [ chuckles ] >> even with general lee's battle plan in his possession, mcclellan hesitates to attack the rebel army. many feel it's due to his fear of be

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when you center dot her out on a date -- i never read that he went shopping in the stores of --plotting initially two of duct lincoln. initially wanted to abduct lincoln. he had a number of people willing to help him. this photo has never been published. james gordon of mississippi. i did interview james gordon's grandson here it i had a lot of fun with that. they wanted to abduct lincoln, bring him to richmond, and once he was here to turn him to the confederate government here at that point force the north to exchange prisoners. they could force the north to exchange prisoners. lincoln was much more accessible than a president would be today. obviously, i never read that he went shopping in the stores of washington but i do know that he took a carriage rides to people's homes went to hospitals, where two soldiers retreat. they spent time during the good weather months. lincoln was around. harbin of lower maryland. a daring river crosser in the neighborhood where the rappahannock and potomac are in the fredericks neighborhood. he was going to help those get lincoln to richmond. and twice booth and his gang laid out

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