it is adapted from mark harris' 2014 book of the same name.s is laurent buzureau. >> when i was working on the book, i became really interested in this era and in these world war ii movies. and when the book came out, i was surprised at the number of early readers who said to me, "it was fascinating to read about these documentaries. too bad most of them are lost." and i would say to them, are, the documentaries aren't lost. they all still exist. they're properties of the u.s. government." so i thought this is a real opportunity for us, as well as i could try to describe these films in a book, there's nothing like being able to show them to people. so that was the germ of the idea to make it a documentary. >> rose: and then the idea of to take five directors and explain each director. >> that was our director's big innovation. >> rose: tell me about it. >> i mean, we're trying to figure out a very innovative way of telling this story, and it was actually steven spielberg who said to me, you know, let's try to think of a hav very interesting wa

the series is adapted from mark harris's 2014 book of the same name., paul green grass and other directors offer commentary on the five iconic directors and the impact their war documentaries had on hollywood and america at large. entertainment weekly calls it a fascinating, thorough history lesson. here is the trailer. >> follow me, cried hibbler. i will make you masters of the world. >> a lot of people laughed. he was a clown. it was a comedy. >> america stands at the crossroads of its destiny. ♪ >> in the early years of hitler's rise, moviegoing had become an essential part of american culture, but americans did not realize the extent of the threat that ller posed. >> it could be put in the service of propaganda. >> americans realize we can win the war. >> western civilization is at stake and we are going to fight until we win. >> five filmmakers wanted to respond as so many millions of men and women responded. they chose to serve. ♪ >> these documentaries were powerful for american audiences. >> the and of the task was worth it. >> we had an enormo

. ♪ charlie: i am pleased to have the author of five came back mark harris and the director laurent bouzereauthe idea come to make this into that? >> when i was working on the book, i became really interested era and these world war ii movies and when the book came out, i was surprised at the number of early readers who said to me it was fascinating to read about these documentaries, too bad most of these are lost. i would say, the documentaries are not lost. you can still see them. they all still exist. they are property of the u.s. government. i thought this is a real opportunity for us as well as i could try to describe these films in the book, there is nothing like being able to show them to people, so that was the germ of the idea to make it a documentary. charlie: and then the idea was to take five directors and explain each director. yes, that was our directors big innovation. charlie: tell me about it. >> we were trying to figure out an innovative way to tell the story, and it was steven spielberg who said to me, you know, let us try to think of a very interesting way of telling those

here, prince charles with princes william and harry, marking the 100th anniversary of the battle thatver. it gives me a sense of pride, a sense of identity, and the sense of sadness for what happened during the war. the battle for vimy only lasted four base and was canada's national coming—of—age moment, when its forces combine to defeat the germans holding the upper ground. in nearby arras, scottish losses in the wider fight were also remember today. greater love has no more than this, that he lay down his life for his friends. so ferocious was the fighting in this region, the average daily death toll exceeded that of the place—5—mac or passchendaele. among those to die was this 26—year—old sergeant, david wood, from edinburgh. we would not be here without them, would we? we would not be free to do what we want when we want. he fought and died for us. when we want. he fought and died for us. we have to remember them and thank them. the queen sent a message saying it was our duty to remember and honour those who served so valiantly add vimy and throughout the first world war. duncan k

mark harris, head of research at rbc capital. mark, good to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> i believe you have a list of companies you think are the 30 top stock picks going out there. tell me how you identify them first and then we're going to cut to four or five at the top of your list. >> sounds good. our approach, and we've been on talking about this before is really a bottoms up process. we have analysts across every region and we ask them to give us their best. we look at the list and try to consolidate these themes. this one has largely been a list we think was heavy on cyclical growth. and heavy on financials. we had a big rally in those names. a little bit of a pause. now we think we're coming back to that. the list so far has done really well. we're beating the benchmark by about 50 basis points. >> how long ago did the list comes out? >> we refresh this annually. it kicked off right at the end of december. >> so far you're outperforming the markets by what did you say, a half percent? >> about a half percent. l

here, prince charles with princes william and harry, are marking the hundredth anniversary of a battlees me a sense of pride, a sense of identity, and a sense of sadness for what happened during the war. the battle for vimy ridge only lasted four days, and was canada's national coming—of—age moment, when its forces combined to defeat the germans holding the upper ground. in nearby rascal scottish losses in the wider fight were also remembered today —— in nearby arras. so ferocious was the fighting in this region, the average daily death toll exceeded that of the somme or passchendaele. among those to die was 26—year—old sergeant david wood from edinburgh. we wouldn't be here without them, would we? we wouldn't be free to do what we want when they want, so they fought for us and died for us. we have to remember them and thank them. the queen sent a message, saying it was our duty to remember and honour those who have served so valiantly at vimy ridge and throughout the first world war. duncan kennedy, bbc news at one vimy ridge. more now on the two explosions that have taken place in co

drawing is not from washington to analyze his mark of the harris poll. marked, voters often send mixed messages when it comes to use of force. in syria it had already happened, and there was a gasp was used and that seemed warranted. and north korea, nothing has happened yet. i would imagine that if something were to happen, that poll would change. what do you think you might >> mark: president had to leave whenever they use force. by nature americans don't want to use force, they don't want to get over involved. think that what you see what he did interior cut 66% overall approval, 66% in a bowl of 2,000 registered voters, they said that he was justified in what he did. they are approaching north korea slightly differently. a little bit of trepidation there. they are not optimistic that the policy will succeed. if it fails, they are hesitant to see him use a military strike because of what the repercussions of such air strike could be. they are nervous. don't nevers about all the consequences. what about the overall approval rating for president trump i

when you look at simple pieces of law signed in. 28 pieces of legislation, which is the highest mark since harrye 1940s. on that measure, he is actually stacking up pretty well. as you and i know not all pieces of legislation are not created equally. president trump sign under to law and another congressional review act and regulations that kind of roll back president obama's legislation. but on the big ticket items, hallie, when it comes to health care and tax reform and right now that has not gotten off the ground and presidential historian douglas brinkley has said the worst 100-day start in american history. >> i want to talk about strong words from someone else on the other side of the water. maxine during that interview with craig melvin earlier in the week when she back tracked off those called to impeach president trump. >> i have not called for impeachment. >> that's what you tweeted. >> here's what i said. here's what i've said. i said that we need the information. we need to connect the dots. we need the facts in order to do the impeachment. >> so, mark, she's become kind of a vocal v

vimy in northern france, where thousands of people including princes charles, william and harry have gathered to mark they succeeded in seizing the vital high ground of vimy, a task in which many others before them had failed. however, victory came at an unbearably heavy cost. this was, and remains, the single bloodiest day in canadian military history. yet canadians displayed a strength of character and commitment to one another that is still evident today. they did not waver. this was canada at its best. the canadians at vimy embodied the true nor, strong and free —— the troon. —— the true north. speaks french. prince charles speaking there, as the centenary of the battle of vimy ridge during the first world war is remembered. a little earlier both prince charles, the duke of cambridge and prince harry were taken on a tour of the memorial there. vimy ridge, the battle was a decisive victory for the allies and also important in the development of canada's national identity, as four divisions from the nation attack together for the first time as the canadian corps, and you see the crowds gathered the

and princes william and harry are among those gathered in france to mark 100 years since the first worldy ridge. since the first world war good evening. a british father of two was among the victims of friday's terror attack in the swedish capital stockholm. chris bevington — who was 41 — was among four people killed when a hijacked lorry crashed into a department store. today, as thousands attended a vigil for those who died, more details have been emerging of the man behind the attack. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is in stockholm. the johnson is in stockholm. mood here is still quite subject, the mood here is still quite subject, two days after the attack, there was a minutes silence, observed with total respect, but people were trying to process the confusion of thoughts that have been circulating over the weekend because of this attack, thinking of the victims, considering what it might mean in terms of changes for the future. and processing the new information that of the four people who died it, two were from overseas and one was a british man who had made his life in sweden. tale

prince harry and prince william and kate will be cheering runners on in sunday's marathon as part of that campaign. >> cbs will mark death of princess diana, her life, her death, the truth. that's at 8:00/7:00 central right here on may 22nd here cbs, we'll be right back. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from being embarassed by her parents? nope. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. the following ad for your viewing convenience. i finally switched to geico. oh yeah? ended up saving a ton of money on car insurance. i hear they have a really great mobile app. the interface is remarkably intuitive. that's so important. ♪ because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. with five times more benefits than vacuuming alone... it lifts more dirt, pet hair and removes odours. while softening every fibre beca

prince harry is supporting a bid to rid the world of landmines by 2025, following in the footsteps of his mother diana, princess of wales. priti patel made an announcement at an event hosted to markiana's visit to angola. the short time ago prince harry welcomed the news. visit to angola. the short time ago prince harry welcomed the newsm would take just an additional £100 million each year until 2025, the cost of a star dining for some professional football team, to clear the worlds most affected countries of landmines. countries such as afghanistan and cambodia where landmines to nine men and women the ability to cultivate their land, feed their children and rebuild their lives. i applaud the secretary of state and our government for their bold commitment to supporting this vital work with additional funding. i hope this example will be seen by the international community asa seen by the international community as a reminder of the commitments made in 1997 and that other countries will redouble their efforts. newcomers are encouraged and welcome to join this movement. the sooner we are able to clear all remaining landmines, the less chance there risk of lives being lost or chan

prince harry and and kate will be watching the marathon. >> cbs will mark the death of princess dianaath, the truth. that's at 8:00/7:00 central t righhere on may 22nd here cbs, webe'll ht rig back. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from chugging hot sauce? ...oh jeremy. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. with five times more benefits than vacuuming alone... it lifts more dirt, pet hair and removes odours. while softening every fibre because your carpet never stops working, >>> grammy award winning singer ricky martin is now a key attraction in las vegas. despite being in the global spotlight, martin kept a very personal part of hess life in the dark for years. these days, being open has made him a very happy man. he sat down with tracy smith in a story for sunday morning. ♪ >> reporter: this is what happens when las vegas, a place no

harris: fox news alert. day 99. we are one day away from president trump hitting the 100 day mark as new fox news polling shows has voters strongly believe he is sticking to his promises. president trump was speaking from the heart on how his life has changed. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, former national security staffer, gillian turner, today's #oneluckyguy, fox news political analyst, chris stirewalt. >> chris: i was told there was cake. as magnificent of a privilege it is to sit with you ladies, the fact that there was cake got me, the fat american, on the plane and up here. >> harris: will throw hands end. >> chris: happy birthday, guys guys. >> meghan: you're giving it away, all the fun. >> harris: let's get started. it appears the white house will avoid a government shutdown after all. the house has already passed a one-week funding bill and it is now in the senate. the gop's plan to replace obamacare, a top priority for president trump, won't likely happen before tomorrow's traditional milestone. some republicans are opening the door for their first votes to

mark of respect, the metropolitan police have retired pc palmer's shoulder number. a157u will not be reissued to another officer. more than 20,000 people, including princes charles, william and harryn france today to mark the centenary of one of the bloodiest battles of the first world war. thousands of scottish and canadian troops died in four days of fighting in the battle of vimy ridge. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy reports. the fighting to take the bridge on lasted for days but this was just pa rt lasted for days but this was just part of the price paid by allied troops. overall, the arras campaign saw 300,000 casualties. the battle of arras saw over 4,000 men killed and wounded on average, which gives it a higher daily casualties rate than any of the other famous battles, like the somme. so it was one of the most intense and brutal campaigns the british army fought. these are scenes from the battlefield. much of the heavy load to dislodge the germans from the ridge was shouldered by comedian and scottish troops. the canadians won three victoria crosses on the first day alone. the scots suffered so many casualties, communities back home were shocked. today's event, here bei

mark. the headlines on bbc news: prince harry has revealed he sought counselling, after spending nearly 20e has warned north korea not to test the strength of the united states. turkey‘s president erdogan has said he‘ll press ahead with new sweeping powers, after narrowly winning the constitutional referendum. sport now and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. chelsea manager antonio conte has blamed himself for their loss to manchester united. the blues have had their 10—point lead at the top of the premier league, reduced to just four after yesterday‘s 2—0 loss. it didn‘t take united long to take the lead. england forward marcus rashford showing great pace to open the scoring after seven minutes. united added a second immediately after the break, through ander herrera. this is chelsea‘s second loss in four games now. united decided to win the game because they showed more ambition, more motivation to win this game. i think it‘s very simple. but in this case the fault is of the coach. because it means that the coach wasn‘t able to have the right concentration, right motivation, righ

the prince harry and justin trudeau in france to mark 100 years since the battle.ree standing together were too much for the internet to handle. the french press even dubbing them le trio sexy, twitter claiming you can't have that much handsome in one place. when it comes to world leaders, you got three of them there. >> there you go. pet owners slow your pooch. dog ice cream in mexico city, my pups would love this. the owner created a frozen treat for pets and aids in digestive systems. it serves treats also for humans. two for one. >> you have the doggy spas, now doggy dessert treats there. good to be a pup now. still ahead how west palm beach wants to recoup costs from the president. minutes old. ♪ a baby's skin is never more delicate. ♪ what do hospitals use to wash and protect it? ♪ johnson's® the number 1 choices in hospitals. incr...think it wouldotection in a pwork, but it does.dn't... it's called always discreet for bladder leaks, the super... ...absorbent core turns liquid to gel. i know i'm wearing it but no one else will. always discreet for bladder lea

mark my words, harry reid lamented this, after he did this for lower court appointments. mitch mccome will probably be gone from the senate but he will lament this at some point in the future. >> two very important topics today, and we're going to see you again as we get closer to that vote. it's supposed to happen at 8:30 this morning. we'll have you back onto talk about that. >>> and back to the other story that we were talking about with him, our question to you is do you support the president's decision to strike syria, yes or no. let us know what you think by voting on our ktvu twitter page. you can comment on our ktvu facebook page. love to hear your reaction to all of this. >>> our time is 7:16. three people were hurt in san francisco overnight. more than 20 people forced out of their homes by a big fire. coming up at 7:30, you'll get a live report on the damage that was caused and also the efforts to get neighbors out. nessman 2: we've gone over the numbers several times, and... businessman 1: yea, yea, yea...you know what i'm craving right now? businessman 1: (ov

princes charles, william and harry will be among those attending the event to mark the battle of vimytroops, both of whom suffered heavy losses. people caught fly—tipping will have to help councils clean up litter, under new proposals by the government. it says fly tippers cost £50 million a year in england and the number of instances of rubbish being illegally dumped by roads or in parks is on the increase. monaco—style grand prix events could be hosted on roads in england, under new laws coming into force on tomorrow. they will allow motorsport promoters to apply for permission from local authorities to close public roads so they can host races. the government said the move could increase tourism. the final decision on whether a race is safe to proceed would be made by councils and police. it promises to be an interesting spectacle if it happens. it is the chinese grand prix today. i am sure we will mention it at some point in the bulletin. but golf tops the bill? yes, justin rose is at the top. justin rose has won a major before. he is perfectly poised at the masters. england's jus

princes charles, william and harry will be among those attending the event to mark the battle of vimyvy losses. people caught fly—tipping will have to help councils clean up litter, under new proposals by the government. it says fly tippers cost £50 million a year in england — and the number of instances of rubbish being illegally dumped by roads or in parks is on the increase. just before richard brings us the sports news, the crew on board a turkish airlines flight ended up having to look ended up having to look after one more passenger than they bargained for,after a woman gave birth on board. look at this! she is so sweet. cabin crew helped to deliver the baby girl after the mother went into labour shortly after take off. the journey from guinea to burkina faso was only just over 2 hours long, so as you can see, things happened rather quickly! there is the baby wrapped in bla nkets there is the baby wrapped in blankets and looking very content. i wonder ifjustin rose will look similarly content by the end of the final round at augusta today? he is in pole position. we‘ll be talkin

more than 20 thousand people, including princes charles, william and harry, will gather in northern france today to markrst world war. thousands of scottish and canadian troops died in four days of fighting in the battle of vimy ridge. our correspondent duncan kennedy reports. a battlefield then, covered with symbolism today. vimy ridge, a place of bravery, death and victory. the fighting to take the ridge only lasted four days, but this was just part of the price paid by allied troops. overall, the arras campaign saw 300,000 casualties. the battle of arras saw over 4,000 men killed and wounded on average, which gives it a higher daily casualties rate than any of the other famous battles, somme or passchendaele. so it was one of the most intense and brutal campaigns the british army fought. these are scenes from the battlefield. much of the heavy load to dislodge the germans from the ridge was shouldered by canadian and scottish troops. the canadians won three victoria crosses on the first day alone. the scots suffered so many casualties, communities back home were shocked. today's event, here being reh

prince william and prince harry are now talking about their own mental health. here's markriday, the 21st of april. it's 4:00 p.m. and this is a very special -- >> reporter: at last, a duke and duchess may have found their true calling. >> harry styles went straight to number one with his debut single. can he do it again? >> reporter: william and kate as deejays, promoting their mental health charity but clearly taking to their new role. >> on radio one. ed sheeran had top spot until harry came along. sounds familiar. >> reporter: prince harry, it turns out is part of the mental health charity pitch as well. >> almost like a form of medical. >> reporter: joining his sister-in-law and brother in a discussion about bottling emotions up. this is what the two sons of princess diana said they did to repress the pain of her death for years. >> we never really talked about losing our mom at such a young age. when you speak to other families and kids and stuff, you think, wow, i don't want them to have to go through the same thing. >> even hearry and i have not talked enough about

tomorrow he'll mark the 100 days with what else? a campaign style rally in harrislvania. in case you don't remember, he won pennsylvania. he'll preble say that tomorrow night. >> a safe bet, i'm sure. with us, mark preston, selena zito, ron brown steen, kailee mac nenny, boykin and doug brinkley. on day 99. trump gives a big speech, not about his accomplish jmgts. talking about other things, his election victory in november. ok, also in the last day he showed reporters electoral maps. this was an interview . that's pretty stunning. >> the maps we might get into in a minute. i would say if you look at the behavior going into the hyundais, there's still a certain anxiety about legitimacy. he's the only president in the history gallop polls. the climate regulation to offshore drilling he's had trouble moving forward his ideas. i said that he's had more success with the eraser than the other side of the pencil. i think there's a lot to that. you have a presidency that's made progress on some fronts, is really struggling on others and i think a president who is still wa

mark. david druker and national political reporter maeve reston and harry bacon. great to have all of you here. david, what do these poll numbers that we just see there mean for him trying to get stuff accomplished this week? >> well, it means that he still has an opportunity to try and get things done, because he hasn't lost his base, and he hasn't lost his party in congress but i think as we look at these poll numbers it's important to understand where different groups of americans are on the president. i think that for so many americans that put their trust and faith in him and voted for him, you find even though a lot of what he's done so far has been symbolic and executive oriented, it means so much to them. >> we just heard from them. >> we did. it means he's trying. he hasn't given up. and he hasn't given up on them and he hasn't forgotten them. we'll see that so much with his 100-day rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, where the rest of us are at the white house correspondents dinner. there's nothing elitist or wrong. the contrast will be good for the presi

harry was 2 years old when in a car crash. charlie d'agata is near the gardens. >> reporter: good morning. these gardens markh anniversary of princess diana's death. this was home to her two sons. this is the first time prince harry is talking about it. >> it was 20 years of not thinking about it and two years of chaos. he said his brother finally convinced him to get professional help. >> i can safely say losing my mom at the age of 12 i'm shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years. it's had quite a serious e on not only my personal life but work as well. >> reporter: harry had to come to terms with the loss of his mother. >> all of a sudden it came o the forefront and there was a lot i had to deal with. >> reporter: royal correspondent knows harry pretty well having interviewed him over the years. >> what he struggles with, he's abe to hide himself in a very public spotlight. i think what he'd like to do is feel more natural and at ease. >> reporter: the prince has used the public persona to carry on system of diana's charities and taking on some of his own. last year the launch for the invictu

mark 100 days d down. almost 1400 to go. congressman brown, congressman harris appreciate talking with you. next 1400 days in this administration. good to talk to you. >> thank you. thank you. >> let's check in with tucker barnes and get a check of the forecast. >> warm temperatures and humidity today. we'll get lots of sunshine, temperatures in the mid 80s. let's get it to. already in the 60s. in fact wherever cooled off whole lot overnight. nice warm summer night. 67 that's how it felt at reagan national. dulles 58. 62 in baltimore bwi marshall. weak front moving through pushing off the coast. we will feature lots of sunshine today. it will be warm and it will be humid and let me mention it will be dry. you have outdoor plans this afternoon, sports after school, going out for dinner tonight you want to sit outside going to the nats game, all systems go here. 84 degrees today. we'll be falling back into the 70s tonight during the nats game. more on t got roads. >> right now we are seeing big delays. it's almost like we jinged it because we said how pretty and nice and calm this friday was.

marks that anniversary outside kensington palace. it's where diana lived, now home to her two sons. like diana, harry isn't afraid to revell his own vulnerabilities in order to help others says royal correspondent. >> i think by doing that, by finally saying yes, i have had issues with my mental health, i have finally sought help for it and it's fine, it's okay to not be normal all the time, i think harry has done wonders to destigma advertise which is still an issue in this country. >> reporter: and he's hoping others will follow his lead. >> the easiest person to speak to is is a shrink americans call, someone su never met before, and you say listen, you can just listen. >> just listen me. >> and you just let it all out. >> and he lets it rip in the ring too. he is now taking up boxing, saying it helped save him. charlie dag add-- d'agata, cbs news, london. >> pelley: still ahead, celebrations of eggs and benedict, separate stories in a moment. >> pelley: police investigating the death of the rock star prince nearly one year ago found a sizeable amount of pain killers throughout his home near minut

. >> reporter: prince harry credits his brother with getting him to seek help. he's been dating actress megan mark last year and heads together combats mental health stigma. >> once you start talking about it, you realize you're quite a bit club. >> reporter: a club with a powerful now royal voice. tammany lightener, nbc night, london. >>> it's patriots' day in boston. the annual running of the marathon, thousands taking part in one of the incredible images of this day. a retired marine lost the lower part of his leg ran the course while carrying the red, white and blue. it took him six hours to finish wearing a semper fi shirt and nation's gratitude behind him:speaking of the boston marathon, when we come back, she was the first woman to ever r boost. it's about moving forward, not back. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for when you need a little extra. boost® the number one high protein complete nutritional drink. be up for it for my constipation,

harris: fox news alert. day 99. we are one day away from president trump hitting the 100 day mark as new fox news polling shows has voters he is sticking to his promises. president trump was speaking from the heart on how his life has changed. this is "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, former national security staffer, gillian turner, today's #oneluckyguy, fox news political

. ♪ mark: we will take you from new york to once in the next hour. covering stories out of harrisand tokyo. here are the top stories we following on bloomberg and around the world. political risk cues up on either side of the english channel. france sprints to the finish with four major presidential candidates in a dead heat. in the meanwhile, the u.k. braces for a snap election in early june. vonnie: then, how will this political risk -- larry fink gives bloomberg his take positioning in france and the u.k. and, a $13 trillion elephant in the room. we will explore how the eventual unwinding of central bank balance sheets may affect your portfolio. mark: look at how european equities are trading to the end of the wednesday session. novembert drop since yesterday for the stoxx 600. european car sales rise 11% in march. sterling down by one quarter of 1% against the dollar today. it rose yesterday after theresa may called for the snap election year parliamentarians voted in and of the election on june 8. yesterday's increase was the biggest since january 17 and the highest since oct

harry are continuing their candid conversation about their mother's death. >> the two brothers are working now to raise awareness about mental health issues as nbc's tammy leitner reports, it's a markedange for the royal family. >> reporter: candid words from prince william on his mother's death nearly two decades ago. prince william not the only royal opening up. this week, prince harry revealing that he shut down emotionally for years following the death of his mother, princess diana. and only in the last few years, sought help. the royal brothers, using this opportunity to spread the word about their year-old charity, which fights mental health with runners participating in this week's london marathon, talking about his thart, heads together. >> kate, also encouraging runners, wearing gear with the charity's logo. >> the one thing we wanted to do was break the stigma and get everyone talking and this concept of sort of more heads together is better than being alone. >> hello, prince william. >> hello, lady gaga. >> reporter: lady gaga talking to prince william this weekend about that loneliness. >> it was the best thing that could come out of my mental illness, was to share it wit

(steve) it's not just the president marking one hundred days in office...tonight - we go indepth on new california senator kamala harris' time so far on capitol hill.. including what she is saying about rumors of a presidential run... (pam) but first.. parents in shock after learning their children's school might have to shutdown in a matter of weeks.. why not all parents are buying the reasoning behind the decision. (steve) in the east bay tonight: emotions are running high over the possibility of an elementary school shutting down in alameda.(pam) school officials say, the building is ánotá earthquake safe... but parents are skeptical about that data. kron 4's hermela aregawi has both sides of the story. natsotemotions running high among lum elementary parents. the tightknit community came to this meeting for answers. after being told this week that the school may be shutting down for safety reasons.kate ruggiero, 2nd and 4th grader: shock, disbelief, its a family. it's not just a school. it's a community. its tight knit and to just get this notice basically six weeks essentially and the school is closing. it's heart

. ♪ mark: we will take you from new york to once in the next hour. covering stories out of harrisere are the top stories we following on bloomberg and around the world. political risk cues up on either side of the english channel. france sprints to the finish with four major presidential candidates in a dead heat. in the meanwhile, the u.k. braces for a snap election in early june. vonnie: then, how will this political risk -- larry fink gives bloomberg his take positioning in france and the u.k. and, a $13 trillion elephant in the room. we will exp

now, president trump marks his 100th day in office with a speech at a make america great again rally in harris, pennsylvania. this is about one hour. >> ♪ it tomorrow all the things were gone, i worked from my life and i had to start again with just my children and my wife i thank my lucky stars to be living here today because the flag still stands for freedom, and they can't take that away and i'm proud to be an american, where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that write to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today because there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. there's pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say -- ♪ pres. trump: thank you. [applause] >> usa, usa, usa. pres. trump: thank you ladies and gentlemen. it is truly great to be back in the wonderful, beautiful state of pennsylvania. [applause] pres. trump: i love this state, and i love the

the film is closing in on the 450 million-dollar mark, and could be one of the top 10 grossing movies in america by next week >>> harrytyles teasing fans with even more information about his forthcoming report. one direction alumni shared photos have his album's artwork. it features 10 songs including his first single sign of the times, and some other songs are, meat me in the hallway, carolina and two ghosts. styles album is expect to drop may 12th. >>> tlc taking us way back, r and b group has return to the music scene with the first single from their newal bum. >> ♪ >> the song titled way back, sound just like tlc we love and remember through the 90's. the group has not released an album in 15 years, this is left eye lopez death in 2002. their new album set to be released june 30th. >>> lets talk about trending topics, right now anyone visiting southern white house may want to be weary of the kitchen. back in january inspectors found 13 violations, in the mar log owe kitchen. they were found just days before japanese prime minister visited president trump at the maralogo estate. he hosted chinese presidents there a

marking one hundred days in office... tonight - we go indepth on new california senator kamala (com- ala) harris' time so far on capitol hill.. including what she is saying about rumors of a presidential run... that's coming up at 10:30... (justine) the other big story were following tonight is the "people's climate march." you are looking at video of marches in seattle, denver and chicago. thousands gathered across the united states to protest president trump's environmental policies. participants are in opposition to his rollback of restrictions on mining and oil drilling-- among other things. the "people's climate march" coinsides with president trump's 100-th day in office. organizers say about 300 marches took place across the country today. (jrstone) thousands of people in washington d-c braved the sweltering heat to participate in the march. temperatures reached 90 degrees as demonstrators made their way to the white house. the protest even attacked one of hollywood's most outspoken environmental advocates-- leonardo dicaprio. a number of policy makers also made an appearance at the demonstration on the nation's capi