>> maria, absolutely. president's agenda and the number one objective is to grow the economy and create a better job environment. if you look at the tax rate, what's the number one thing we are going to do? we are going the make america competitive for businesses, we are going to want businesses to open their operations here in america, we are going to be competitive against all of the other countries. average tax rate for businesses is 23%, we will be 8% below the odc average. if you're a business today deciding where you want to domicile, the united states is going to be very attractive. you're looking to higher incremental worker, the tax rate does come into that decision. by coming into the united states, the incremental worker is getting cheaper. you'll hire the worker and put them to work in the united states, they will eastern more money, they will have more money in their pocket and spend more money, all of this is very good to drive the economy. this all adds up to more and more economic growth wh

maria: your take? >> i mean that north korea has always been known for its feisty responses to everything that we say and do. we're seeing more of that. and a threat to sink the carl vinson. a threat to attack australia with nuclear weapons unless it stops being a supporter of the uniteunited states it is an exae of customary charm, it speaks to fact that even brutal dictatorships have domestic audiences and public opinion. a lot is for their own internal opinion. maria: but, what should we make of these provocations toward u.s. should we be worried about military might of north korea, givgiven your aircraft carrier close? >> certainly, u.s. aircraft carriers do not go to places where they can't be defended. i think the navy knows what they are doing when a put an aircraft carrier anywhere in the world. but we should always be concerned abourth koreans, they have a milia a million man, and an increasing arsenal of sol #eusolid fuel, they are capablef working beyond. certainly their nuclear program has

maria: wow that many? will get tons of tweets and likes and great pr of us talking about this. a lot of the instagrams followers are upset about this, pepsi is profiting from injustice. so they're very up in arms. dagen: i won't boycott a company like starbucks if they wage a little social justice war but i will boycott a company that uses any jenner or card add asian as -- kardashian for ad. dagen: kendall and kyle and i said, i am not buying that. it's calling the event british egg hunt, dropping easter from easter egg hunt. theresa may weighing on the controversy on this, what's your take on this? >> it's tough. it's a national treasure. any time you take it away. they have national pride in this so take get away easter -- maria: why do we have to take away easter? >> they try to wash face and religion out of everything. easter is still in the name of the hunt and i think it's people getting up and arms and the same thing with christmas. it's still called the easter egg, the word is still there and east

maria: so it's in there? >> we have countries, maria, that charge us -- our companies -- 100% tax if they sell a motorcycle or if they sell, they make it in america, they make it in the united states, they sell it to various countries. they sell very little because the tax is 100% in some countries. the tax is 50%, 30%, 40%, but if they make a motorcycle and they sell it back into the united states, they have no tax. now, do you think that's fair and do you think that's smart? so i love the idea of reciprocal. you can call it a reciprocal or a matching tax, or a mirror tax. there are numerous terms, but it's very important. and nobody gets angry when you say reciprocal tax. we'd be a rich nation if we did it, by the way -- maria: it sounds evil. >> when you say i'm going to charge a 10% or 20% border tax, everyone goes crazy because they like free trade. well, they don't say that the other countries are charging much more than that. but when you say a reciprocal tax, and i'm not saying that's what i'm doing,

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maria: welcome back u.s.trikes on syria, growing tensions with north korea, battle for mosul. all of these topics on the table with mic cluesive interview this week with president trump. >> we're not going into syria, you know there were questions, nikki haley is doing a great job, rex is doing a fantastic job. general mcmaster, fantastic. if you add it up, if they take every word, they -- just say you understand, we're not going into syria. but when i see people using horrible chemical weapons, which they agreed not to use under the obama administration, but they violated it. maria: they said they got rid of them. >> what i did, should have been done by the obama administration, a long time before i did it you would have had a much better, i think that syria would be better off now. maria: obama pushed. >> he didn't do it, they had a big attack right after he draw the red line in the sand, everyone waited, nothing happened, even the obama people admitted higadmit he was wrong g it. when i look at pictures of

maria: yeah. the policy expectations but jack otter, these stocks within tech are up big, you look at amazon, apple, are investors anticipating continuation of strong earnings or is that more so the policy? jack: a couple of things, one thing with amazon, it's not really about earnings, it's about revenue and free cash flow, that brings up an interesting point, not only have we seen pretty good earnings, we haven't seen revenues. they're not going up because they are actually making more money, they are going up because they are cutting costs, we are seeing nice gain in revenue. are you seeing a good top line move as well? >> you know, i'm seeing in tech companies pretty good numbers. it's funny, we are talking about amazon, we are talking about apple, we haven't talked about microsoft which is also reporting today and they are seeing pick up from cloud-computing business and increase in pc sales, which seems like. twentieth century. i think we are seeing a little bit of revenue growth. overall ec

maria: yeah.rms of washington international interest whether it's property taxes, deduction for state income taxes, even though mortgage interest deduction which they have -- that's off the table in terms of getting rid of it from what we heard from donald trump but a lot of special interest and they all carry knives. the deduction fight is coming. the very latest from the investigation and what police was a targeted attack. starbucks for a new perk, how iphonesers can get $5 free towards their next coffee purchase. take a look at delta shares with earnings just hitting the wires, mixed quarter for delta airlines, beat with 77 cents a share but revenue was weaker than expected at 9.15 billion. stock up nonetheless. back in a minute. maria: welcome back, the german soccer team's bus was hit by explosions, lauren simonetti with the details in new york. lauren. lauren: hi, maria, the bus carrying can elite bielorrusia the -- dormund, one player injured, rush today a hospital, german police say the te

only from tums maria: welcome back.sident trump receiving bipartisan praise for authorizing military action in syria. some lawmakers are asking the president to work with congress to come up with a complete strategy. house foreign affairs committee chairman ed royce. it has been the the program. thanks for being here. >> thank you, maria. maria: what you want to see the plan for moving forward in syria? >> i think we need clear policy goals for celia in the region and what we need to see is more than just the preliminary framework that was put out by secretary mattis. we need to be working with the administration first and foremost on a plan to destroy and eliminate pacers and secondarily on putting enough pressure to bring in enough pressure to bear on some of the supporters of assad to get a negotiated settlement. maria: have you had conversations with the president about syria? >> i've had conversations with his team. i've not had conversations with him personally about this issue yet. maria: what about this debate a

maria: thanks so much. it's for joining us. happy tuesday. i am maria bartiromo. tuesday, april 18th. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast on tax day. tax reform and focus on this tax they pay the administration walking back its august deadline treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says the timeframe is not realistic. a sharp change since when he told us two months ago. >> we need some more time to get tax reform done and we are doing it under a lightning fast proposal. for us to get this done by august, which we anticipate will do, it's going to be really fast. maria: now we understand that gone beyond the august deadline. a closer look at when they make a changes to the tax cut coming out this morning. earnings ramping up. two more banks this morning. bank of america goldman sachs head of the open as soon as those numbers had. we are watching usthat results h care, dow component better-than-expected first-quarter earnings. united health care to point -- two and a quarter%. global market action points in their opening broader averages today. the dow industrial set to open a

>> good morning, maria.r finger on the pulse on putting people to work in the white-collar space. where are the jobs? >> where are the jobs? what we have right now is a head-scratching job market. if you look at global gdp, india and china it's not exactly robust but we are adding jobs. good news is the numbers are the numbers. health care professional services, the same thing we have been saying are two hot areas. we have a happy spike in durable goods, manufacturing, construction, mining, really excite to go see that and hopefully sustainable. the other thing i think that's excite asking merging tech. here in new york city, silicon valley if we pull job postings that are covering the market which are start-ups, 18,000 jobs posted in new york city alone for what is silicon valley, developing and starting new companies. nyu has 70,000 post negotiation the health care. maria: healthcare technology is where the growth is. that makes sense because we are living longer, the wellness story and obviously technolog

maria: how did he react? asked the interpreter to please, say it again. i didn't could it was a good sign, he -- i didn't think that was a good sign. he said to me, anybody that uses gases, that was to brutal and do that to young children, and babies, it is okay. >> he agreed. >> he was okay with it, we got along. there was a great feeling i think, between both of us. we have very two different countries and two very different peoples. but i think high understood the message. i understood what hig ohio was saying -- understand what he was sayings to me. maria: that was president trump's interview with week, what kind of message does it send to china and the rest of the world? our panel is on deck next as we take a look, we're on "sunday morning futures" back in a moment. my friends think doing this at my age is scary. i say not if you protect yourself. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just one dose of the pr

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i'm maria bartiromo. our special guest, former microsoft ceo and the current owners of the los angeles clippers steve ballmer is with us. it was a busy week. a good week for stocks. wall street betting the moderate candidate will win and preserve the european union. the nasdaq composite crossing 6,000 for the first time ever this past week. the white house calling it the biggest individual and business tax cut in american history. the proposal will cut corporate tax from 35% to 15%. it doubles the standard deduction individuals can take and simply supplies into three tears. the proposal would also repeal the death tax and alternative minimum tax it eliminates all deductions besides mortgage interest and charitable donations. nafta negotiations. president trump telling the leaders of canada and mexico that the u.s. will not be pulling out of and a half today. but the president pledged the deal will be renegotiated. am zong reporting a strong first quarter, shattering analyst expectations. revenue coming in

maria: 1979. almost too close for comfort for a lot of republicans. >> over $8 million put into it and the republicans were too many of them. 11 of them fighting over the other 52%. what was funny as the democrats come a couple of precincts reporting we got this. it shows how much they are trying to get momentum back in their favor. they feel like they won the first quarter thereby obstructing donald trump and a lot of his policies now. it is going to really rally the base and hopefully help them fund raise more going into 201 maria: will see if republicans win in june. dagen: some people say it's a referendum on trump is maybe on the republican leadership that called brian. >> karen handel is a well-known name. not necessarily the most popular. she's not the strongest of republicans but also this is recruit them. they understand they have an old ranch a new light on people to see a gun person can actually do this they can recruit more young people. dagen: think you're right. a big show coming out

maria: why?d that's so technology-driven, people need to come back to the face to face. they need to be present. they need to be -- meet people in person. it's so important and -- >> the blind date being present, actually being excited about something, tall mystery in life has been sucked out by the apps and this really is a chance to get excited about meeting someone real, someone again -- genuine and somebody looking for the same things as you. maria: what's your tip for clients before going on the first date, any tips? >> be confident. >> get there early. get there early and be comfortable with their space and be confident. approach it like you're meeting a friend that way you're not so nervous. maria: great to see you both. congrats on the success story. nfl players striking a deal to sell their health data, scott is weighing in on that next hour on mornings with maria where president trump will unveil details of his tax plan. bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling op

maria: st.ling a lawsuit against nfl basically for relocating the rams to los angeles. robert, would you agree that this is the sour grapes for sale? >> they want a billion dollars in damages, robert. >> listen, they are private owners and they're allowed to do what they want to do. most of them don't take municipal funding, it's private stadium financing. maria: that the nfl violated the own relocation compliance and profited off the move that's leaving the city without a football team. jared: think about it, the nfl, monster entity unlike anything else we have, 32 owners but it's still one league. the purpose is make as much money as possible for the nfl. they weren't going to get done in st. louis, that's why they left. the fact that we had three teams relocate in a year speaks volume. maria: st. louis doesn't have a team. dagen: they should have done more as a city and people to hang on to the team that they had and that's one of the reasons they relocated, am i wrong? >> no, you're spot on.

maria: welcome back.ealthcare, tax reform, justice gorsuch and all all things trump have led to serious arguments on capitol hill. since it all started the bull run has gone flat. i had the opportunity to ask president trump about the divide on capitol hill. >> the level of hatred is incredible. i am not saying just the last 90 days. it's the last few years. it's a great level hostility, and they are putting their hatred way above the benefit to the country. things they do can have such benefit. maria: former morgan stanley chairman john ma mack is with m. i just heard what president obama said. congress used to go out and have lunch together, have a coffee together. it seems there is so much tred, they can't get anything done. john: it's hard to get things done. but there is so much news that you are always looking for what is the story, everyone wants to say something different. i think that puts a lot of pressure on the politicians to respond. we want the news, we love cable news. but in my view there

maria: welcome back.ariaartiroma, your top stories, 6:30 on the east coast was on his 99th day in office donald trump meets the nra. the national rifle association leadership forum, the first sitting president since ronald reagan to speak at this event but as the president travel south there is tension in washington, republicans may not get a health care bill, will not get a 100 stay in office this weekend. >> lose lose lose situation, 17% support among the american people, even republicans are not supporting the bill. just bring it up, not good. maria: more on the latest on the setback, when will we see the healthcare bill, big oil driving earnings, we would hear from exxon mobil, and general motors, setting the tone for market, technology was strong last night, we are awaiting the first reading on the first quarter gdp. economists expecting growth of 1.2% but the low end is that 1/2%. stay with us for that gdp number. markets fractionally higher. markets are mixed. the s&p 100 down a 12:45%. in asia ove

marÍa: es viernes 31 de marzo y estos son los titulares.una maÑana entre en vigor un impuesto a la renta en varias ciudades. personas con tps podrÍan solicitar la residencia permanente sin salir estados unidos. "no hablar espaÑol" fue la destrucciÓn a empleados de forever 21 en san francisco. buenas noches les saluda marÍa leticia gÓmez, comenzamos con una noticia de Última hora, a las9:30 de la noche se activÓ la alerta Ámber para encontrar a dos niÑas asiÁticas que fueron secuestradas por una mujer en el norte de california. la policÍa busca un toyota color negro con placas de california. todavÍa no han publicado fotografÍa de las menores. en otra noticia 10 minuto, un hombre estÁ hospitalizado en condiciÓn grave tras recibir un disparo en santa clara por el tiroteo ocurriÓ a las 8:20 de la noche en el motel caprino en el 24 65 de el camino real. el pistolero huyÓ en un auto, pero no tienen una destrucciÓn del sospechoso de su vehÍculo como la mantendremos informado. la administraciÓn trump informó que seguirÁ deteniendo indocumentados en

maria: okay. >> can you explain to us, to what extent this decision that you're making tied to the new administration, the promises its made on tax reform, on regulatory reform, is this being driven by the trump agenda or something else and if it's something else, what is the something else? >> well, you know, for us in toyota, this is not the first investment that we've made, a couple of years ago we bought the lexus product over japan, that was 375 million-dollar investment, most recently, you know, we've started in preparation for the new generation camry and additional 700 people over the last. >> over the last year in preparation for that. although this is our largest individual investment for us here in georgetown, this is not the only significant investment that we've made. so this is just a part of the continuation of the investment program that we typically had in place and we said, toyota said, that we would be investing $10 billion over the next five years to introduce tnga program acro

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maria: welcome back.lackrock causing a stir in the financial world announcing it will lay off 40 employees and instead use data mining tools to pick stocks. some are calling this robot stock pickers. tell me about the use of technology. you went through this in the annual letter to shareholders talk about how things have changed over the last 20 years and you are instituting new technology. aladea -- alladin is not so new. >> it became front major media event. there was a little fake news saying we are going from humans to machines which is not the case. anyway, blackrock has always had it foundation in technology. "aladdin." so when we started a company in one room, 25% 69 hires were tech n --were tech no jifts. it's been a consistency of our term for the full 29 years. when you have one technology platform it creates a culture. what's the most important about it for us is it created that unifying culture. if you are on one technology platform everyone is mmunicating that one pipe from client information

maria.el lee was pronounced dead right before midnight, four minutes before death warrant was due to expire. one of several inmates that arkansas plans to ce cute before a lethal drug expires on april 30th, brutal murder of neighbor back in 1993, arkansas originally scheduled eight executions over 11-day period, the most of any state since 1976, the first three were canceled because the court decision, two more inmates were said to be executed on monday. meanwhile an egyptian-american prisoner has returned to the u.s. after the trump administration quietly negotiated her release. ia jihassi and egyptian husband were imprisoned in 2014 after working in cairo at a a rehabilitation center for children. couple along with four other coworkers were charged with child abuse and trafficking charges which u.s. officials dismissed as false. the trump administration reportedly worked for several weeks with egyptian president to secure their freedom, this comes after obama administration fail today pres

marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal?rte tensiÓn entre estados unidos y rurÍa se reflejÓ cuando hoy el presidente donald trump y el secretario de estadidad admitieron que hay muy poca confianza entre amboam. siria, aliado de rusia, es la causa principal de los grandes desacuerdos entre washington y moscÚ. janette: la repentina reuniÓn de rex con vladimir putÍn durÓ dos horas. con un muy bajo nivel de confianza entre ambas naciones, dijo el secretario de estado que las relaciones se deterioroaron aÚn mÁs despuÉs de los ataques aÉreos de estados unidos contra siria. describieron la reuniÓn como productiva y no hubo consenso de quiÉn lanzÓ los misiles y el futuro de bashar al-asad. [hablando en inglÉs] presidente donald trump describiÓ la reunion de tillerson en rusia como exitosa, y estÁn todo en el punto mas bajo, sin embargo; no criticÓ a putÍn, y no responzabilisabiÓ turistasmente a los rusos y dicen estar convencidos que rusia sÍ sabia de antemano de los atomente q ataques. buscan la forma de estabilizar las relaciones.

luz: gracias marÍa leticia.es estÁn ganando $0.80 de cada dÓlar que gana un hombre. segÚn cifras del muro de trabajo y estadÍsticas el 46% de la fuerza laboral en estados unidos, son mujeres sin embargo las desigualdad comparada con los hombres aÚn existe. fue supervisora de una compaÑÍa por dos aÑos, el pago no fue lo Único que le hizo de renunciar, la discriminaciÓn por ser mujer. cuando le llamÓ la atención a un compaÑero de trabajo y fue regaÑada por su jefe. >> que no le llamÉ la atenciÓn a un hombre, porque como mujer yo no sÉ cÓmo se siente, que alguien te llama la atenciÓn siendo hombre, especialmente por una mujer. luz: estÁ experto en derechos laborales asegura que la discriminaciÓn no es nueva. >> racismo institucional en este paÍs. en 1938, cuando se crearon las leyes laborales. especÍficamente excluyeron a trabajadoras domÉsticas y trabajadores del campo la mayorÍa son latinos indocumentados. 80% de los trabajadores. luz: sin embargo las leyes locales y estatales que protegen los derechos de las muj

marÍa leticia: muchísimas gracias.a mÁs de 50 obras de teatro mÉxico. dice que estÁ orgulloso del proyecto, que aborda el tema del narco trÁfico, de manera responsable. >> queremos que la gente la vea y haga su juicio. >> el mexicano ernesto contreras conocido en el mundo del cine independiente, es uno de los directores. esto marca su debut en series. >> pensÉ que era una buena oportunidad, para conocer el asunto de las series. >> por quÉ no es una narco novela? >> no es una narco novela. la veo como una pelÍcula larga. >> la serie coproducida por univisiÓn y netflix, narra tres dÉcadas, desde sus inicios. desde los estudios de grabaciÓn en colombia, ti fanny roberts. marÍa: univisiÓn este fin de semana podrÍa recibir atenciÓn de salud dental sin pagar ni un centavo. al volver le diremos a donde lo atenderÁn. >>muy buenas noches. noche de viernes maÑana es el dÍa de la tierra. de este bello planeta que tiene agua, y da sustento a la vida. no sÓlo para el ser humano sino para miles de especies. maÑana es el dÍa de la ti

, maria. maria: your reaction. jack: this president has acted out of the humanitarian need, standing up for the moral underpinning of the united states that were not going to underwrite a dictator and a thug using weapons of mass destruction. this is a proportionate limited attack designed for one thing only, change assad's behavior. maria: obviously the use of tomhawk, 59 missiles were launched. let's talk about the reason for that. this is an unmanned missile obviously precision as well. jack: yeah, very effective. 98% probability of kill within about 5 meters. these weapons hit what they're shooting at. we didn't go to the five airfields where the rest of assad's air power and infrastructure is at. that's why i'm saying it's a proportionate attack. certainly there's room to do that based on assad's reaction to this. i think the geopolitical implications of it far exceed the military impact and by that i mean president trump has spent the first 70 plus days in office reassuring his allies th

maria: so it's in there? >> we have countries, maria, that charge us -- our companies -- 100% tax if they sell a motorcycle or if they sell, they make it in america, they make it in the united states, they sell it to various countries. they sell very little because the tax is 100% in some countries. the tax is 50%, 30%, 40%, but if they make a motorcycle and they sell it back into the united states, they have no tax. now, do you think that's fair and do you think that's smart? so i love the idea of reciprocal. you can call it a reciprocal or a matching tax, or a mirror tax. there are numerous terms, but it's very important. and nobody gets angry when you say reciprocal tax. we'd be a rich nation if we did it, by the way -- maria: it sounds evil. >> when you say i'm going to charge a 10% or 20% border tax, everyone goes crazy because they like free trade. well, they don't say that the other countries are charging much more than that. but when you say a reciprocal tax, and i'm not saying that's what i'm doing,

marÍa elen marÍa elena: denuncian el uso de gas sarÍn o una sustancia similar.mp y agentes rusos, agencias occidentals, de alemania, francia, holanda, estonia enviaron a estados unidos informaciÓn de esos enlaces. el mÉdico que fue sacado arrestado del aviÓn united airlines necesitarÁ cirugÍa de nariz, tras la agresiÓn, viviana Ávila tiene mÁs. viviana: uno de los 5 hijos del doctor que dio la cara para decir que el vÍdeo publicado en redes sociales, en donde su padre aparece siendo removido del vuelo los dejÓ en shock. . doctor perdiÓ dos dientes frontales y necesitarÁ cirugÍa reconstructiva. [hablando en inglÉs] lo que le pasÓ a mÍ padre, no deberÍa pasarle a ningÚn ser humano. los abogados se preparan para entablar una demanda ante la corte del condado cook y dijeron que por mucho tiempo united y las aerolÍneas han maltratado a los pasajeros. sÍ se va a evacuar a un pasajero, bajo ninguna circunstancia se debe hacer con fuerza. es la ley. la ciudad de chicago deberÁ responder legalmente porque tres funcionarios de aviaciÓn han sido involucrados en este incide

marÍa antonieta: pensando en una plÁtica de abuela, rosa dejÓ a cristina ahÍ.madre se le metiÓ en el medio a mi hijo. >> abuela, soy tu nieta. marÍa antonieta: carmen tomÁs cuchillo y agarrÓ a cristina del cabello. cristina estaba cerrada. [gritos] rosa, temiendo lo peor, llegÓ en auxilio para enfrentar a su madre. rosa: daniel! daniel: madre! marÍa antonieta: si a daniel le quedaba dura alguna -- duda alguna de la maldad de su madre. daniel: creo que llamar a alguien hijo de satanÁs y empeorar el problema, asesinando, no es lo correcto. uno no puede hacerse el malo para quitar lo malo en otra persona. >> no subirse gustado tener otra abuela. es que mi abuela, realmente tampoco es mi abuela. marÍa antonieta: los aÑos pasaron y aunque las cosas fueron cambiando lentamente, daniel y rosa vivÍan con la esperanza de poder casarse porque desde siempre fueron una pareja sÓlida. >> ellos estÁn igual todo el dÍa. marÍa antonieta: 2005 parecía sser el aÑo que diera luz al final del tÚnel. las parejas del mismo sexo pudieron contraer matrimonio. >> dado que el matrimonio

yo soy maría elena salinas.muy buenas noches, y bienvenidos a esta edición especial de aquí y ahora. la acusaron de liderar una banda criminal, horas después de su arresto se declaró culpable, pero lo que nadie sabía era por qué lo estaba haciendo. maría: carolina sarasa, desde la ciudad de méxico, nos habla de un caso en el que el interrogatorio sucedió con los ojos vendados. carolina: en la madrugada del 2 de agosoto de 2012, alias la buena fue arrestada en veracruz, méxico, por elementos de la marina mexicana. claudia medina, en aquel entonces de 32 años, fue señalada como la cabecilla de esta peligrosa banda de narcotraficantes compuesta por seis hombres, entre ellos su marido. claudia: me entero que ahí habían puesto que yo sabía, que yo me dedicaba a la delincuencia, que yo sabía que mi esposo también se dedicaba a la delincuencia, que yo contaba dinero. carolina: lo que pasó a puertas cerradas se mantuvo en secreto, así como los detalles de su detención. claudia: ya como a las dos de la mañana yo escucho

marÍa elena: ¿quÉ tal?mos el no noticiero con una jornada trÁgica en venezuela, a la capital caracas quedÓ dividida por oposiciÓn y seguidores de maduro por orquestar un golpe de estado con ayuda de los estadounidense. francisco tiene los detalles de las protestas en la capital y en otras ciudades del paÍs. francisco: represiÓn pura y masiva. hasta con armas de fuego que dejaron al menos varios manifestant manifestantes abatidos a tiros en san cristÓbal. las marchas en todo el paÍs fueron bloqueadas por los militares en todo el estado. >> todas las tanques para reprimir a los venezolanos. francisco: fueron detenido por eso barrera de la guardia nacional que bombardeÓ a discreciÓn con gases lacrimÓgenos a una multitud en pÁnico. en el oeste, el mismo mÉtodo, en medio de asfixiantes nubes de gases lacrimÓgenos. las marchas de la oposiciÓn estÁn siendo bloqueadas por el lanzamiento masivo de gases lacrimÓgenos. en medio de esta guerra desatada, el chavismo celebraba una supuesta victoria el presidente maduro e

maria: you make an important point. a lot of people are saying why should we trust the administration is going to get trade done and get tax reform done when we know healthcare just failed. >> i don't know that healthcare has failed on any kind of. >> permanent basis. one particular set of legislation didn't get through. there is discussion all over the place about other ones. but in woshes cops to worse come november and october when the premiums come up again, i think the situation is going to implode on its own. so it's a question of when does it get fixed not whether. maria: you think people should have confidence you can get changes done with regard to trade and changes done with regard to the tax code? >> i believe they are both he accepting. they are central cores to the president's plan. but meanwhile he's not holding back on regulatory reform and enforcement of existing trade reements. we have been bringing cases at a far more rapid pace than has been typical and that will continue. we are starting to self-init

karla: es un placer estar contigo marÍa antonieta. marÍa: hoy estamos muy...un luto riguroso para los que creen. marÍa de la punta del pie a la cabeza. para nosotros en amÉrica viernes santo es el dolor, la fuera de la pasiÓn, la hora de vestirse asÍ. el objeto de esta vestimenta no sÓlo es el luto es decir todos somos iguales. karla: esta es la culminaciÓn de unos sentimientos maravillosos. en sevilla sucede algo triste pero queremos bajar hasta jerusalÉn en donde se encuentra nuestro querido alan tachar. alan:estamos a pocos minutos de que comience el viacrucis. amigos, en donde estamos exactamente? >> en la primera parada. aquÍ fue donde lo flagelar o y aquÍ donde cargan con la cruz y empiezan con el proceso alana:cuando de la procesiÓn ? >> 20 minutos o media hora. alan: es viernes santo a travÉs de despierta amÉrica jerusalén, tierra santa. vamos con de regreso. estÁ apunto de comenzar la procesiÓn del viacrucis del viernes santo. karla: es increÍble y caminando por donde caminÓ jesucristo. ahi es desde donde Él sale y va a laprocesiÓn. karla: los que han

les saluda marÍa leticia gÓmez.n apagÓn afectó mÁs de 90,000 personas, en san francisco, el incidente dejÓ sin luz a residentes comercios y empresas. informÓ que se ha restaurado el servicio elÉctrico y todo volviÓ a la normalidad. flavio: muy buenas tardes. en la empresa de gas y electricidad, anunciÓ que todo iniciÓ, con un incendio dentro de una subestaciÓn. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn en el siguiente reportaje. un apagÓn en san francisco afectÓ residencias, oficinas y comercios entre otros. entre las nueve de la maÑana y por varias horas. >> a las 9:10 se fue toda la luz. falvio: la ciudad reportÓ que la luz se fue en 14 barrios. >> no tenemos idea que es lo que estÁ pasando. flavio: rÓtulos desterrados, se miraban por doquier en el centro de san francisco debido a esta situaciÓn, que segÚn las autoridades surgiÓ a raÍz de un incendio para su estaciÓn de la compaÑÍa, como lo muestran estas imÁgenes aÉreas. lo que tenemos ahora es material de instalaciÓn, el cual se estÁ quemando lentamente, estamos tratando de contr

i'm maria bartiromo. our special guest, former microsoft ceo and the current owners of the los angeles clippers steve ballmer is with us. it was a busy week. a good week for stocks. wall street betting the moderate candidate will win and preserve the european union. the nasdaq composite crossing 6,000 for the first time ever this past week. the white house calling it the biggest individual and business tax cut in american history. the proposal will cut corporate tax from 35% to 15%. it doubles the standard deduction individuals can take and simply supplies into three tears. the proposal would also repeal the death tax and alternative minimum tax it eliminates all deductions besides mortgage interest and charitable donations. nafta negotiations. president trump telling the leaders of canada and mexico that the u.s. will not be pulling out of and a half today. but the president pledged the deal will be renegotiated. am zong reporting a strong first quarter, shattering analyst expectations. revenue coming in