litt litt little harsh, no >> no. give me another company that's had an earnings record or revenue u record over ten years as bad as this one is and tell me why the head of that company should be considered to be one of the best managers in american industry this guy has made continuous, continuously bad strategic decisions which have resulted in continuous failures in earnings and in revenues. people who do that do not belong at the top of an organization. what is unfortunate about today's as i say, announcement or press release is is that this guy is going to be there for another six months he should be gone now. >> if you hold that view, why in the world did you upgrade the stock and tell investors to buy it after you had a sell on it. >> the reason why it was upgraded is because even bad management cannot stop a change of events. s in case of goldman sachs, the world had changed over the last three or four months so it was my view that there would be continued increase in the market continued inkrecrease in tradin

district and there had been a gun crime that had killed a family, an entire ofamily of five, adult and litte children. the course of my eight years working in local government i just wanted to many crime scenes and funerals in weeks and in some ways the things that were most memorable formi the meetins and church basements of homicide victim families. they embarked upon a set of strategies to make our community safer and missed the blood child andeg the tears we found strategies, some dealing with reductions in guns, some dealing with law-enforcement strategies, some dealing with police community relations and we found strategies that over the course of about eight years reduce the homicide rate in richmond by 50% in the aggravated assault rate by an equivalent number. out of the pain we learned that you can actually take concrete steps that will make your community safer that will reduce gun violence. you won't eliminated and that is beyond our power but you can reduce it. if you know you can then you must and you have a responsibility to do what you can. i was elected governor in virginia

other possible flower girls include close friend benita litt's daughters who meghan has referred to as goddaughters. >> it'd be the adventure of a lifetime. >> we're told just like william and kate's wedding it's expected that meghan and harry will have a mix of children from their friends, relatives and staff. that includes emily henson, the little girl who got caught stealing harry's popcorn at the invictus games last year. her dad is a close friend. >> as for who meghan will entrust maid of honor duties to, her bff from northwestern university, tv producers lindsay roth is the front runner. meghan was her lady in waiting at her 2016 wedding. >> another possible attendant canadian stylist and close friend jessica mulroney who our source reveals is helping meghan with her dress and other elements of the wedding. >> meanwhile harry's got big brother william to stand by him as best man on his big day. we're told the groom to be has several close friends since childhood who all could serve as ushers. among them mark dyer who is like a second father to harry and acted as his mentor after

. >> reporter: today, inside of a fishtown it is about help, and help for collogues the litt third suffered serious damage in the fire that burned several buildings two weeks ago. according to the owners the future is still right now very much so uncertain. >> i'm obviously going through a time like this it is tough because we don't have a lot of work for the staff right now. we have not been allowed in the building. they are holding all of those buildings on the corner. >> reporter: thinks an event to raise money for staff of the little lion that is out of work help them get by for a little while. silent auction all of therentnessha berthleno is one of the staff of work. little jobs here and thereding for people that need help but other than that i don't have anything. >> reporter: shethm says >> thing i have ever seen. i didn't expect to see this. i'm in awe. >> reporter: people in the community that were willing to help strangers almost. >> yes there is no no >> reporter: little lion em that is a lot of people without work right now so needless to say that this event comes at a huge help

here we are from noon until 4:00, and can see some of the steadier rain starts to taper just a litteit. we'll still have it especially southwest facing mountains like marin county and along the santa cruz mountains. but then by 7:00, see what is creeping in from the north and the south, and look how it gets heavier as we head toward midnight. yellows start to show up and we'll have yellows throughout the overnight hours starting with the morning execute acommu. ad even during lunch, we'll still have showers around. but it will taper down to lighter. and then in the afternoon we may see a little bit of sunshine by the time the sunsets. now, as far as the rain, you can see not much as 7:00. and look how it all fills in during the overnight hours through tomorrow morning. we'll get possibly a third of an inch to another inch from the south bay to the north bay. and the storm, the one up in alaska will take over friday and saturday, it is a cold core system, has less moisture, but look at those temperatures back in the 50s for highs. still a chance of hail out of those storms. through sa

we are start iing to sea a litt clearing in the poconos and lehigh valley, but this dark shade of purple stretching down into delaware and over into south jersey, that's where we see the steady snow blowing around creating those whiteout conditions. it's not moving eastward the way they want it to. it's just moving from knot to south and it's kind of moving over the same areas again and again. so accumulation is not the biggest concern right now. certainly there will be some slushy roads and pile up on grassy areas. it is the fact these areas here, especially in northern delaware and into south jersey are having the worst of the conditions. again, here are those damage reports. it is staggering and you can see the main body of the storm is right here and it is not moving. it won't move out until we get into tomorrow and that's when we're expecting this see this whole thing and a shove off to the east. we're going to continue to follow this and bring you pictures. we'll update you op what's going on in your neighborhood. the best advice is don't go out unless it's an emergency. back to yo

egypt's three-day presidential election draws to a close with litt doubt will be the winner. what happened to the dreams of those who protested in tahrir square? and a chinese space station is going towards earth, but don't worry, it will break up and burn. sure hope they are right. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the world. it has been confirmed that north korean leader kim jong-il was in -- kim jong-un was in beijing earlier this week for talks with the xi jinping. it is his rst foreign trip since he assumed power in 2011. the white house says that things are moving in the right direction. president trump is due to meet with kim jong-un by may. james robbins reports. james: this is no ordinary train -- heavily armored. onoa, the north korean leader, traveling to china to see his giant of an ally. unexplained convoys in beijing, a bizarre secret visit only announced after it was all over. behind closed doors, kim jong-un erwas honored with dueony. but chinese president xi is by turns supportive and suspicious of his nuclear neighbor. the nor

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robert litt was the top lawyer in the office of the director of national intelligence. >> it means that, for some reason, he seems to feel that transactions involving the trump organization are re relevant tos investigation. >> reporter: also today, the government announced sanctions against five organizations and 19 people tied to the russian operation in 2016. some of whom have also been indicted by the special counsel. among those targeted is yevgeny prigozhin, dubbed "putin's chef." he controlled the cyber teams in this building in st. petersburg, russia. u.s. officials charge they created and managed fake online person as that reached millions of people in the u.s. u.s. officials believe vladimir putin is overseeing a broader cyber campaign against western targets. james lewis is a cyber-security expert. >> they've gotten away with all these things in the last three or four years. it's been pretty much a penalty-free ride for them. >> reporter: you won't find a lot of people who believe that sanctions alone will stop the russian attacks. today, an alert went out warning that russia

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. >> reporter: still tonight, cambridge analytica denies as chk litt actually using that data on the trump campaign and insists they destroyed it all. >> facebook wants proof of that. in the meantime, if you are watching at home and you have a facebook account, where do you go in your profile to know what they can learn about you? >> reporter: take a look at this, david. inside of your facebook profile, in the dropdown menu, you want to click leer on settings. that will take you to this page where you click on ads. finally, click here on your categories. that's going to take you to this page, and this is where you see the full breath of information facebook is collecting on people. everything from that birthday to your traveling to your race, even things like your political inclinations. here is where you'll find that information that facebook with clean basically from your own action on the platform. >> facebook using what you posted or what you read in your news feed, deciding what your political afl yags is, even if you haven't put that on your profile. >> reporter: exactly. all o

>> reporter: robert litt was the top lawyer in the office of the director of national intelligence. >it means that for some reason he seems to feel that transactions involving the trump organization are relevant to his investigation. >> reporter: also today the government announced sanctions against five organizations and 19 people tied to the russian operation in 2016, some of whom have also been indicted by the special counsel. among those targeted is yevgeny prigozhin. dubbed putin's chef, he controlled the cyber teams in this building in st. petersburg, russia. u.s. officials charge they created and managed fake online personas that reached millions of people in the u.s. u.s. officials believe vladimir putin is overseeing a broader cyber campaign against western targets. james lewis is a cyber security expert. >> they've gotten away with all these things in the last three or four years. it's been pretty much a penalty-free ride for them. >> reporter: you won't find a lot of people who believe sanctions alone will stop the russian attacks. today an alert went out warning russian ha

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gigantic roof decks consistently, so i'm looking at something that's not consistent, which bothers me a litt little bit on those two items. and they -- i've never heard a planning commission direct that it has to be in the center of a roof versus wherever the applicant wanted it. i can understand if it had been related to some type of visiblity into some type of occupied space or something, and we've had those where they had directed the location of that deck. i understand that, but in this instance, there is none of that issue. and the biggest question is, you know, in terms of -- of the fourth floor, i'm not in if agreement with the permit holder on that. i think contextually, i think this building should not be four floors. >> okay. >> so are you looking at some sort of splitting the baby? >> it's up to you, but i'm not supportive of requiring the light well, and i'm not supportive of limiting the roof deck to 125 square feet when that is the primary open space for the -- for the parcel. >> and you're not supportive of the fourth floor, right? >> but i'm also not supportive of the fourth

blazers won eight games in a row and are riding the wave of damian litt damian lillard who has been playingcurry won't be available nor will david west or iguodala or bell or mckau. curry could be back within a week. he tweaked an ankle last night and went over the san antonio spurs. but the question is tonight, how can the warriors patch together a win against a team that is playing very well? it won't be easy. >> the warriors are up in portland it face the red-hot trailblazers. tip off is 7:00 p.m. tonight on nbc sports bay area. that's it for sports. back to you. >> thank you. tip off in about five minutes from now. back to breaking news. nbc chopper overhead throughout the day. more than eight hours since this eruption of good fire and hostage situations, veteran center there in yountville. more updates coming your way. let's bring in nbc bay area jodi hernandez who joins us live on scene. who do have you for us? >> raj, we just goot quick update from the california highway patrol as we reported earlier be a lot of emergency vehicles leaving center within the last half an hour or so. th

he doesn't sound sad and lejected, he sounds a litt bit... a little bit huliated, but i think he's gearing this week, weinstein's spokeswoman said, while he denies any non-consensual sexual conduct, vi is deeply apologetic to those offended by his be. the spokeswoman said it is wrong and irresponsible to conflate claims of impolitic behavior or consensual sexual contact later regretted, with an untrue claim of criminal conduct, d his lawyers will respond in the appropriate legal forum with evidence disproving the claims against him. i think harvey's career is over. but you know, who knows?ap anything cann. >> narrator:s of now, police in los angeles, new york, and london are investigating rape and sexual assault allegations going back to the 1980s. ♪ new york's attorney general has filed a civil rights case against weinstein and the weinstein company. ♪ and a group of models and actresses is pursuing a classsu action l against him. >> i don't want to go down in history as harvey weinstein's assault victim, but i damn well will if it's going to help put him in jail, and it's going to change

removed from the litt, we know the -- six other managers remain on the list. four equity and two fixed income. we've provided comments as bill noted for each of the eight managers. i don't know if you have comments, otherwise we'll turn it over to you guys for questions. >> president stansbury: any questions? >> yes, thank you. advent capital, the performance issues, trailed benchmark at 3 and 5 years. how can you both trail the benchmark and be above peers? >> it's not hard. the benchmark again is set not as a median of all peers, but s&p 500 for example, let's take equities, the benchmark for s&p equities is s&p, that is the performance of the cap-weighted set of equities. as was mentioned earlier, over long periods of time, 75% of active managers underperform that benchmark. so again, the benchmark is sort of the theoretical what could have been achieved on a passive basis and how managers do after fees can be above or below that. in this case, advent is below its benchmark, but above its peer group. the whole peer group has done poorly. >> when we consider

. >> david litt, appreciate you being here. >> thank you for having me. >>> "saturday night live" said gbs last nigood-byes last hope hicks who resigned from the white house this week. >> we want to share you with some of the highlights from her farewell to the white house per "snl." >> i have to say i'm a little surprised that you're here. i feel like i've never heard you speak. >> no, you you haven't. i never have. no one ever pressed me on it. he's than so nice to me, like insanely nice to me! >> yeah. why do you think they have been so nice to you? >> well, if i had to guess, i'd say because my hair and face are good. but you know what? also honestly i just like, i try to stay out of that whole arena because, like, ugh! comungs at t communications at the white house was a mess. >> your job was? >> white house communications director. >> right. >> working at the white house was like going to summer camp. you make all of these new friends and barely get any sleep and everybody leaves after eight weeks and plus tons of cute guys there and most classic bad boys, you know? crazy haircut

so it seems an a litt little su. >> their job is not to write a book or look up anything that's potentiallyesting. they are supposed to investigate potential crimes. so if they're asking you about payments to women made on behalf of donald trump. >> that's not the way they asked it. >> how did they? tell us. >> in our voluntary interview, they wanted to know if i ever -- not about specific payments, if i've ever heard of anything like that going on, to which i never have. nor was i at the campaign during that time. >> this is much more about the questioning that's going on than anything you know. >> ari, i do not want to go over what they're presenting to the grand jury. to me it's different to what they're presenting in a voluntary interview. >> you're saying there's a difference between questions you were asked in a fbi setting and what you told the grand jury. >> i don't want to get into what evidence they're presenting. may i say something about this grand jury i think it's important for america to understand? first of all, this grand jury is taking this very, very seriously. to the ext

and part of the -- the activities that the amazing community stood up litte literally using their s to block the exits of the i.c.e. detention center so that this administration could not carry out our brothers and sisters to private detention facilities that profit off their detention in other counties. they were blocking it with their bodies. and when i was downstairs i was downstairs with edwin who is an attorney who represents -- a paralegal he said -- who represents immigrants. and edwin was with a father whose son, his 20-year-old son, was upstairs being detained for weeks on end and at his bond hearing and we fowngd out from a text from his lawyer -- found out from a text from his lawyer that he was released on bond. and i watched his father crumble and cry and heave because his son would return to his family. as a mother of a 5-year-old i can't imagine to know what that feels like. that's the difference that a lawyer makes. these are unprecedented times and the mayor, the community, and supervisor fewer and i are stepping up in unprecedented ways to match what is happening in o

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david litt and david johnson, as well. >>> turning now to the nation's first primary day in texas ono days away. beto o'rourke, a democrat hoping to unseat ted cruz has reportedly raised triple the amount senator cruz has. let's go to austin, texas. vaughn hilliard is on the ground with the latest, victoria defrancesco back with us in austin, as well. vaughn, let me start with you and just get a sense of how closely watched this primary is going to be. we were talking last hour about how you've got a democrat running in each of these congressional districts in texas for many years. what's that say about the political landscape and environment in texas? >> david, there's actually excitement on the ground in texas here. as i told you last hour, the last time a democrat was elected statewide was back in 1994. if you're looking at these congressional districts, there are candidates stepping forward. texas 23, this is a district that spans from san antonio to el paso. multiple democrats with strong credentials, one being a former intelligence officer in the air force, another doj prosecut

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