you folks at home, that we have had astute workers like tony florence, tommy miola, karen cubic, mark harris, who came up the ranks, suget singh, who paid off all the project managers, they are no more with the sf p.u.c., so there are some people in the sf p.u.c. who think and maybe endorse that institutional experience, memory, and help is not needed. so what happens when you bring newcomers onboard? it takes them a good three, four, five years to understand the situation at hand. and for the people in the bayview hunter's point, i have been working, trying to do my best, but i have to slow down, because after 40 years, i cannot do this a lot. so i cannot attend the meetings, because we used to come here, we used to plead, beg, and people don't listen. these are billions of dollars now that have to be expended because the price of steel has gone up by 25%, material, all sorts of material have gone up, and again, initially when you scope, do the scoping, those are the people who have to do a lot of work, cannot come afterwards and say, oh, we need to do dewatering. we put the blame on the mi

carolina state board of elections threw out the victory of gop congressional candidate and minster mark harrising an entirely new election amid evidence that harris's campaign had financed an illegal ballot tampering operation and orchestrated by mccray dallas who was indicted on seven felonies. turns out this is not an isolated incident for republicans run into trouble with the law when it comes to gerrymandering and power grabs and voter suppression and brought the indictment of state republican party chairman, robin hayes. no relation. a former congressman with his role for an alleged bribery screen. the north carolina republican congressman mark walker is also entangled in the probe. he is public official a in the indictment which suggests the republican congressman played a role in the bribery scheme. walker has not been indict and denied wrong-doing, but north carolina republican should spend less time worried about voters trying to vote and more time worrying about their own members allegedly committing crimes. listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders,

mark harris, a black person who came out of the rank, left. we want to know what is really happening with the s.f. p.u.c. and i don't approve these appointments. thank you very much. >> chairwoman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> i don't know enough about the history of the employees that are being appointed, but i believe that the mayor is making that type of recommendation. i'll go along with it, and i'll stipulate to that. but i want to highlight the points that as far as keeping an eye on pg&e, i think it is ideal that all of these obsolete electrical power line poles must be removed and all electrical lines must be placed in the inner protective conduit-type of pole system underground to preevenprevent these major fires from taking place, like at the paradise. and during the bad weather and hurricane seasons, you deliver the domino effect that the fact that one pole falls and the cables are all connected together, you have a domino effect. and from the source all the way to the last pole comes crumbling down, and they come crashing do

marks. kamala harris is doing really, really well. stay si stacy abrams is talking about it.ice president biden hasn't yet announced and he's winning in every poll. he had a difficult weekend, but my guess is he'll recover from that as well. you and i being from the south know that race is very important issue if not the issue. and i'm not sure you can get through the democratic primary without actually having to figure out how to navigate the challenges the african-american community has had and speak to it in a very forceful way. >> you've taken yourself out, you're not running, right? >> i'm not running. >> if you're not running then you're not running. there's lots to talk about some of the democratic hopefuls that the electoral college should be abolished, even they're trying to pass legislation, the senate democrats. you think it how about? it should be? you're in a red state, should we get rid of the electoral college? >> well, i'd like to be counted. i never really understood what the impetus was for the electoral college to begin with. i know the founding fathers tho

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. >> harris: this year marks 20 years since a 5-year-old little boy from cuba named elian gonzales washedner tube in the on florida. fox nation takes an in-depth look about how elian gonzales' story change the course of history and how he became a symbol of post-cold war tensions between the u.s. and cuba. >> they were protesting in the streets, every day. there were vigils outside the home every night. it was the cuban-american immunity in miami saying no to fidel, no to elian gonzales going home. "don't go." >> harris: and it put that administration in the cross hairs with a lot of people across this country. he would hear my voice as the narrator of the big story, the saga of elian gonzalez. it's now available exclusively on fox nation. get the app, it's awesome. the illegal immigrant charge with the brutal killing of a new jersey nanny is facing a judge today. it was a story we first told you about right here on "outnumber overtime." and i we are learning chilling new details about the case. ♪ (ding) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car

what one of our goals is, along with winning the olympic gold medal there you just met prince harry and megan mark. this one is blue. they wore the red version. they wore it like two tongans. >> he didn't take his shirt off. >> no, there is still time, harry. >> tore tonga and raising awareness about your nation. i guess you are aig celebrity at this time, would you agree? >> global ambassador they call me. my father won't let me say i'm a celebrity. but, shh. >> you know you are also a celebrity because it's kind of cold out here. >> we should let yousio in. you need a coat. >> thank you, guys, thank you. i appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> i know, by the way, not too early to remind folks, the 2020 olympics will be on the networks of nbc. >> i like our tokyo logo, mr. ker, a check of the forecast. >> absolutely. let's look at your week ahead. w we starth today, nice up and down the east coast, travel delays to chicago, severe storms down through texas.ie sunny sk out west. wet weather through southern california. mid-week, we got wet weather from northeast all the way back

mark morgan, thank you very much. >> you but, harris. >> harris: fox news alert, the ranking republican on the house intelligence committee, devin nunes, his revealing he plans to send eight criminal referrals to the justice department regarding the origin of the russia investigation. he says five are people who are believed to have lied to congress or leaked classified information, while the other three or more propagated. >> we are prepared this week to notify the attorney general that we are prepared to send the super referrals overpaid as of now, this may not be all of them. but his cleans up quite a bit. we have eight referrals that we are prepared to send over to the attorney general this week. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge now from washington. >> thinks, harris. the 2-year investigation has focused on the early stages of the russia probe, and the evidence that was used to justify the fbi a posthumous counterintelligence case against the term campaign, which began in july of 2016. congressman nunes said his team is prepared to make eight referrals

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marking the big number 93. >> prince william and kate were there, along with harry who was solo while meghan was home resting.ervers say their body language suggests a riftd between the broth rift between the brothers. >> also the speculation about harry and meghan moving abroad possibly to africa after the birth of their child. the palace is not denying that possibility. >> oh, but that would be interesting? >> yeah, why would they move abroad to africa? >>> next, is it stealing if it's your own vehicle. >> a mississippi woman saw a dealership employee driving her truck. she left it there to be serviced not to be used to run errands. when the worker went into the store, she pulled out her spare key and drove off. >> dealership employee came out of the store and had that awful feeling that you get where you can't remember where you're parked only to find that truck. >> you know what, at least say, did he fill it up with gas? >>> finally, before we go, let's go with easter unique egg hunts. let's do that. >> okay. >> first in florida keys, the easter bunny put on his oxygen for divers. he also handed some of t

jones, marked the anniversary of martin luther king junior's letter from birmingham jail, which he wrote in 1963. joining senator jones were ted cruz and lisa murkowski. and democrats, kamala harris and tim kaine. sen. jones: i rise to talk about a great american.

harris faulkner. the justice department announcing a marked-up version of the report will be released to congress andrican people, and congress. the attorney general has been under fire, as you know, by democrats demanding to see the entire report including the underlying evidence. but president trump tweeted a short time ago, the mueller report -- which was written by 18 angry democrats who also happened to be trump-haters and clinton supporters, should have focus on the people who spn my campaign." spied in all caps. "at others who fabricated the whole russian hoax." james trustees

mcaleenan will serve as acting secretary in washington, i'm mark meredith california senator and democratic presidential candidate kamala harris responded to nielsen's resignation by tweeting quote. >>pearson nielsen misled the american people and defended trump's inhumane policy of separating children from their parents. it was long past time for her to go. >>a federal judge says asylum seekers can stay in the united states while they wait for the immigration hearings. the northern district court in california place a preliminary injunction on the trump administration's policy today under that policy some asylum seekers would have been sent back to mexico while their cases move through the court system. now they are allowed to remain in the u s for the duration of the proceedings. meanwhile governor gavin newsom is in el salvador where he wants to learn the reasons for illegal migration today, newsome met with the president salvador sanchez ceren and other officials there temporary protective status and migration with the main topics of their meeting. >>and both leaders showed interest in finding a definitive solution for the

. >> harris: does this exonerate the president question marks b6 it exonerates him as far as the mueller whether the russians colluded. as we heard, as bill barr said about six times this morning during the conference, he examined every possible angle, across the board. mueller, absolutely i trust him. he exonerated the president of the president campaign. frankly, all americans from any involvement in the conspiracy or involvement in russian efforts to sabotage our election. i think that should be one of the big headlines today. obviously we knew what his conclusion was in that respect, what it would be. we often have a tendency to lose the forest for the trees and kind of bear down into the he said, she said and the footnotes in the mueller report. the bottom my conclusion is something that frankly all americans should be happy about, the new american conspired with the russians in 2016. >> harris: into that. time to pray, formerly of the doj. think you very much for being on the mezzanine with me. bill and sandra come he could see what i've been busy doing, scooping up. we will contin

this marks the 30th anniversary of "when harry met sally." great film, classic. he knet would be such a hit? >> from the moment it opened and actually before then. rob and i were in burbank testing the movie. the orgasm scene, the laughs great.nsanely and when that scene ended, we realized he and i were holding t hands because is so intense the theater, the laughter so amazing that we knew tre was something special. and the fact it's now 30 years later andple are still laughing and new people are discovering it, because everybody's had theroblem of falling in and out of love, you know? and so it's stillniversal and it's still the one of everyone who has tried to do it, it's still the one that i the gold standard. >> that is an amazing thing. that film has held up over 30 years. and the i'll have what she's having. thas his mom. >> oh, that's right. interesting tidbit thne. fact. thank you, al. >>> jenna bush hager sat down with garth brooks. the singer recently released a cmited editionlection of his entire catalog on vinyl. yes, vin is back. garth brooks explain

this marks the 30th anniversary of when harry met sally.nded. "entertainment tonight" got an exclusive interview with crystal and asked the actor if he knew 30 years ago the movie would be such a hit. >> from the moment it opened. even before it opened, kwerp in burbank. the orgasm scene, the laughs were insanely great. when that ended we realized we were holding hands. it was so intense in the theater, the laughter so amazing that we knew that there was something special. and the fact that it's now 30 years later and people are still laughing and new people are discovering it because everybody's had the problem of falling in and out of love, you know, and so it's still universe am and still the one of everyone who has tried to do it, it's still the one that is the gold standard. >> that is an amazing theme. that film held up 30 years. and that scene, you know. i'll have what she is having. >> the whole thing. >> that's his mom. >> oh, that's right. yeah. interesting tidbit there. thank you, al. >>> finally, jenna hager bush sat down with c

harris faulkner. the justice department announcing a marked-up version of the report will be released to congress and the public. the american people, and congress. the attorney general has been under fire, as you know, by democrats demanding to see the entire report including the underlying evidence. but president trump tweeted a short time ago, the mueller report -- which was written by 18 angry democrats who also happened to be trump-haters and clinton supporters, should have focus on the people who spn my campaign." spied in all caps. "at others who fabricated the whole russian hoax." james trustees with me now. former justice department prosecutor and law partner. the public, along with congress. what you make of it? >> i think it's a good sign that barr is keeping to his word that he's releasing an awful lot of this document. but it will be very intriguing to see just how redacted it is. the format he's talking about seems to be like you'd see in a request where there are exceptions taken to the full disclosure that are spelled out in the columns, that basically say we can turn this over becaus

mark: we will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin" into ♪ ♪ into ♪. harrisfaulkner humming from the living history farms in urbandale, iowa outside of des moines. iowa, the state would hold the nation's first nominating contest of the 2010 election. it has been talk about as a microcosm of what americans

mark the day. she was joined by several members of the royal family including prince william and kate middleton. noticeably solo is prince harry, whose wife is expecting their first child this month. >>> back here in new york city it means incredible hats. thousands of people and pets put on their best easter bonnets and hitt hit -- headed back to fifth avenue. all right. so we have a pretty nice easter weekend in areas of the northwest and much of california. we have a weak new storm coming in. it will bring light rains to people. not a lot. i think some areas will remain cloudy and stay dry. here is the timing. the green shows the light rain. yellow is moderate rain. we get a little bit of that in the cascades. probably a little bit of a shadow effect in the pug et beautiful spring weather. temperatures in the mid to low 80s in the central valley of california with low humidity. we'll take a look at the week ahead forecast. it will be a pretty nice week for much of the country. >> that's a warm california. >>> fast forwarding into monday for you. president trump and the first lady will host the annual easter egg roll on the

joining our conversation, senior adviser to moveon.org and also mark leibovich, both of course lucky for us msnbc contributors. julia, frank and harry are still here. i mean if donald trump sleeps, then donald trump dreams. and if he dreams, that is the scene he sees over and over and over again. >> potentially. i sort of see it a tiny bit differently. i thought attorney general barr was somewhat noncommittal there. i think he might have been -- i mean, i can't pretend to know what he was thinking. but i think that he was trying to sort of placate this. i think we knew that there was an inspector general's report to begin with. i just think that he -- across the board today he was kind of consistent in giving out very little sort of satisfaction. i don't think that he was sending a signal to the white house that he hasn't already signaled to them privately. >> what about this idea of investigating the investigators? i mean the president has ordered the december decimation essentially of the fbi. the entire former rank and file of that department is all gone and now he wants to investigate them? >> i also want to get some clarity aro

churches around the globe will begin ringing the bells to mark the start of yesterday's fire at notre dame. let's pause. [bells pealing] >> harris a church more than 800 years old. the cathedral was completed after 200 years of building. peace after peace. located on what used to be all of paris, just a little island with walls around it on the river there. the cathedral was at one time the state of total disrepair come on the verge of being demolished, but was repaired by napoleon. later, if i ravaged notre dame. artifacts, people waited, holding their breaths. that was a miracle. an update on notre dame as the bells toll around the world. [bells pealing] >> i think it's one voter at a time, and if he gets good for the country to have somebody put the president to his proofs, as it were. you ask him some "why" questions. "why do you think it's good to insult our military allies? why do you praise dictators? is it because you wish the united states was more dictate oriole?" i'm afraid that i be the case >> melissa: former massachusetts governor bill weldon launching his bid against republican president trump, being the first rep

. >> harris: oh, my goodness prejonathan hunt come alive in los angeles. jonathan? >> markmingo is 26 years old. he's a former infantryman who served in combat with the u.s. army, converted to islam, and according to prosecutors, wanted -- as he put it -- to give americans "a taste of the terror they gladly spread all over the world." >> our biggest fear is this was a rapid what we called radicalization to mobilization to violence. sometimes we get asked what keeps you up at night, this is a case that keeps us up at night. >> investigators say that domingo posted an online message on march 3rd saying that "america needs another vegas event." an apparent reference to the 2017 mass shooting in las vegas that killed 59 people. he then began discussing seeking revenge for the new zealand mosque shootings that killed 50 people in march. at that point, an fbi informant began talking with him onlin about his plans. domingo allegedly talked about bombing the busy santa monica pier, and then talked about a planned white nationalist rallied due to took place in long beach this last w

because they will break the £1 billion mark raising money for charity in the history of the london marathon. let me introduce you to some runners, we have got to harryo support the save the rhino charity. there are more people running the london marathon than rhinos left in existence, it is an amazing cause. go and check them out. the rhino has become quite a familiar sight around. you are trying to break a guinness world record which is? around. you are trying to break a guinness world record which is7m is the fastest marathon while dressed as a three—dimensional animal. that is pretty niche. but it is an official record? it is an official record, no one has set it but i have to achieve five hours 15 to get it, that is the baseline time. are you confident? fairly confident, i've only done half marathons in the costume. good luck today. 0scar, you're going for a record which is? the fastest marathon whilst dressed in a tent. why is it tent? a big one is to get the guinness world record but i am a massive advocate for getting people outdoors and active that with the outward bound trust and another organisation that helps people get outdoors, we are t

mark: we will see you next time on "life, liberty & levin" into ♪ ♪ into ♪. harriss a party now. townhall america. i'm harris faulkner humming from the living history farms in urbandale, iowa outside of des moines. iowa, the state would hold the nation's first nominating contest of the 2010 election. it has been talk about as a microcosm of what americans will focus on across the country but sanctuary city's, # me too, civility in politics and whether you want the president trump is a gop primary challenge but we'll get into all of it. let's start with more than a dozen democrats already in. 2020 is shaping up to be one of the most crowded in the first presidential races in history. no doubt you may have noticed any of those democratic couples are increasingly being pulled to the left. medicare for all, green new deal, free college tuition. the topics are hot. >> we are going to deliver a medicare for all single-payer system. >> it has to become the next social safety net. >> i believe we need medicare for all. >> democrats are pushing socialists government run heal

mark to suits so this only a weighed in on what should happen next. >>impeachment talk this has been having an flowing. back on we know kamel harris of saying impeach of nancy pelosi is saying simmer down what are your thoughts congress. >>as a matter of principle i support impeachment. i was one of the original authors of a of a bill last session. i voted for twice, however agree with nancy you can get there from here we don't have the votes and i don't want to empower him more so while i would vote for impeachment. as a matter of principle because i think is very impeachable in normal times i think the other question is how do we make sure he doesn't get >>your father's quitting his job as he's right. after his daughters came in contact with the needle left in the back seat of his truck. nick all over has the story. >>part of the work week for andy mckee looks a lot like he was one of the first to burn and lyft drivers when the right your program came to huntington there's some decent money into it. he says he's had rowdy riders and lots of that customers. but a new problem is. 15 degrees warmer around part of the bay area as th

kamala harris, cory booker, they want to get on with the real primary. >> tucker: that's what's happening. markteyn. so smart. thank you. you. >> thanks o ane lot, tucker. >> tucker: the one thing with the democratic party, of course it's a party that believes survivors. so why aren't they pronouncing it to to denounceea joe biden me than they already are? an attorney, a former advisor for bill andnd hillary clinton. oh, as you can tell, normally we go into these conversations, you and i, and i've got a clear point of view, but i really am of two minds on this. on the one hand, that's a lot of hair to sniff. a lot, and on the other end, i think if the other candidates don't like biden, they should argue against what he saying, and not just attacking him sneakily in the way that they are. >> let me address both of your points. i mean, what it's not is grabbing women by the genitals and then bragging about it. it's not forcing somebody down on a bed and putting his hand over their mouth. it's not having an affair with a playboy bunny while his wife has a -- >> tucker: it's not juanita, is what yo

harris, california senator, is taking her presidential campaign to south carolina today focusing on her economic agenda, including averaging the average -- raising the average pay of teachers in north carolina 19%. >>> tomorrow marks ten years since the columbine high school shooting massacre. ting massacre. last night in littleton, colorado, people gathered to remember the 13 people that died on april 20, 1999. the principal talked about the importance of reflecting on the tragedy. >> while they are no longer with us physically, their spirit remains strong. we will draw upon their strengths from our memories of their lives and what they contribute to all of us. >> there will also be events later today and tomorrow to mark this anniversary. today on the 9 we will talk with the police chief of the oakland unified school district about how school security has changed in the 20 years since columbine. that is later coming up on the 9s. >>> an electrical short circuit may have caused monday's disastrous fire at the notre dame cathedral in paris. it started on the roof of the carted when workers were making -- scattered where workers were making renovations. ovations. the paris fire brigade unit is humble and discreet.

harris lived in the warehouse as a creative director and helped to plan a music event there which was held the night of the fire today marks the official start the first day of the go ship trial. today's hearing dealt with the witnesses and evidence which will be allowed in the case, opening statements are not expected to begin until may. >>a bay area priest is now charged with 30 felony counts of lewd acts upon a child alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley made the announcement this afternoon father hector david villa of the corpus christi church in fremont was arrested on sunday. investigators say he abused a teenager over an 18 month period in 2016 17. that's when he worked at saint john's catholic church in san lorenzo david vela is currently in the santa rita jail in dublin, his bail is set at $900,000. bishop michael barber with the diocese of oakland release a statement in response to reads in part quote my heart is broken on learning father david mendoza bella has admitted to inappropriate contact with a minor. this conduct is unacceptable for anyone, but especially for a man who was supposed to be who's

what kind of mark could somebody like tim ryan make against bernie sanders who is making on, frankly, socialism orca mil, a harrishas talked about the -- tim ryan has talked about the manufacturing industry and has tried to reach out to the people in the state of ohio and labor workers and people who have an investment in manufacturing and workers like that. but he has a lot of challenges. he doesn't have the name recognition that a lot of people running have and he, as a moderate, might have trouble trying to get support in this crowded democratic primary from people who are moving toward the left, the party is moving left, and as a moderate that's going to be a challenge for him to outpace other candidates. cheryl: when you've got people like aoc who is not running but has become quite a force in the party as a young democrat. i want to ask you about beto o'rourke of texas and the fund d raising. he's got a big chunk of change right now. he's sitting on about $9.4 million he raised in about 18 days and that's a -- a lot of that's online. i guess that's small money. what do you make about beto o'rourke's fund ra

kensington palace released these photos to mark the occasion, taken by his mom. we're awaiting news from prince harryw addition to the royal family will ever rule the uk, but he or she will be seventh in line to the throne. we've got more on this story. good morning. any news? >> not yet. it has to be said that for centuries royal births have been the source of palace and international intrigue. so when harry and meghan decided to ditch with decades of tradition, it did raise a few eyebrows, but it should be said that this isn't the first time that we've seen traditions defied ahead of a royal birth. >> reporter: at 93 years young, queen elizabeth the second, the longest serving monarch in british history celebrated her birthday in style on sunday, topped off with a 41-gun salute. princess elizabeth, as she was known when she was born back in 1926 was part of the push to end an awkward, ancient royal birthing protocol. her own home birth had to be witnessed by a government miniter for fears any potential heir to the throne could be swapped out for an imposter. >> the first picture of his royal highne

harry kane could be out for the rest of the season after picking up an injury. city had a first half penalty saved but on the hour markir talisman, kane going in for a tackle on fabian delph turned his ankle, he has already missed a month of this season with ankle ligament damage, he'll have scans over the next 2a hours. spurs had been on top up to that point. son heung—min‘s goal inside the last 15 minutes gave them a 1—0 lead to take to city in the second leg next week. when the thai comes out they will be the last club 0ther when the thai comes out they will be the last club other than barcelona spurs wanted but the opening of the new stadium at was the talk and spurs said that feel and stature and they did that with a great result. there was a point when they lost harry kane, he is gone in the very tight with fabian delph, delph didn't like it. he was saying it was yourfault, didn't like it. he was saying it was your fault, that. and didn't like it. he was saying it was yourfault, that. and they did didn't like it. he was saying it was your fault, that. and they did well after that, son got the goal and stepped up

mark cuban. it's a top ten downloaded sports app in the apple store it has teams using it including joe harris ofnets. who this year led the nba in three-point shooting and won the three-point shoot-out. >> okay. i feel good. i did play center on my sixth grade basketball team. joe and i went head to head to test it out. i bricked the first one. >> joe's arc is flatter than mine and his reaction time is much quicker than mine. >> you're 420, 20%. >> i didn't even stand in the right spot the whole time too. >> reporter: notice how consistent joe's shots are every shot are tracked the same. mine were all over the place >> we're in the age of analytics and technology any time you can put that to use just to help you out you improve, get better. i'm all for it. >> reporter: joe plans to use home court at the youth basketball camp this summer. as for me i need a lot more practice oh, that backboard is really getting in the way. >> how many did you make >> i was 20% we did 40 shots -- >> that's not bad. >> but the idea is if i keep working on this i would get better over time there's a sixth grade girl

mark. >> amy klobuchar's spanish web site has a number of mistakes and we'll begin with the translation that talks about her announcing her run from inside the mississippi river. kamala harrisb site here says kamala harris wasted her life defending the values of her country. >> trevor: oh, man, this is so embarrassing. no, because the bad translation on kamala harris' web site makes her sound like a broken shell of a woman, like, goddam it guys, i wasted my life, please, i'll jump in the river with amy klobuchar. some other candidates web sites are complete gibberish. >> elizabeth warren's says, in reality i'm not on and have here for what. i have to be honest, i don't know what that means. >> trevor: what? ( laughter ) now i understand why elizabeth warren warrants to break up the tech giants because clearly google's translator screwed her over. at this point, i feel like spanish-speaking voters are probably watching a totally different election than we are. klobuchar is giving speeches in rivers, exactly la's having an emotional breakdown. elizabeth warren might be having a stroke. they're probably at home, like, jesus christ, these candidates are meases, man! i don't kno

mark for me, but that's okay out there. i don't know at this particular point in time. somebody will look into that. >> harris: they'll look at what was in the system. it's interesting. you talk about the wider web of communication that she may have had and them talking to everybody in her constellation, both miami and denver. my mind immediately goes to those families at columbine. i realize that, you know, we missed danger again today. we missed a connection point by what police say was someone infatuated with a mass shooting and may have been trying to carry one off. we don't know. and the pain and the loss that the community in denver has suffered. as we come across that 20th anniversary or marking point of the mass shooting at columbine, i have to ask this question. why didn't they as the long list of other schools and places where these things have happened looked at maybe turning this into a memorial where it's not such a target anymore? i'm just curious to know. i don't have anyway knowing what the conversations were till this point. i know at one point the library at the school was looked at in terms

great britain's queen elizabeth marked easter by attending service with other members of the family. she was accompanied by prince william and kate as well as prince harryted on the grounds of windsor castle. today easter falls on the queen's actual birthday. she turned 93 years old, but the official birthday celebration will be in june which is the queen's tradition. >>> a decision could be coming soon about whether to add a question about citizenship to the u.s. census. coming up, the action the supreme court is taking this week. >> also he's a well known lyft driver with his own youtube channel and been with the company since the beginning. why he won't be sharing in lyft's wealth now that they've gone public. >> a little bit extra money would have been nice and having shares of the company of course would have been nice. ♪ ♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at the disneyland resort people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day. up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly. so at cvs pharmacy we got up early and built a system that helps calculate

marking 100 days since becoming the majority in the house. the things they say they are working on. ellison barber with the news now. >> hi, harris. house democrats spent three days huddled together, about an hour away from d.c. in leesburg, virginia. the scene of this year's 100 days and fighting for the american people. house democrats talk about what they've achieved in the last 100 days and talked about paths forward for legislative priorities like health care, infrastructure, and lowering the cost of prescription doubt don't like drugs. despite the tense relationship between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi, we could pose the end the top congressional democrats are adamant that they can get big pieces of legislation passed. >> the president has said over and over that he wants to do an infrastructure bill. so do we. we are going to. we are making progress as to what the parameters of that would be, time wise and financially. the president has said he wants to lower the cost of prescription drugs. now we are talking about two of our top priorities. lower the cost of prescription drugs, build the infrastructure fo

all the kamala harris, all the cory bookers want to get rid of joe biden and get on with the real primary. >> tucker: that's what's happening. markyn, so smart. thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: one thing about the democratic party, of course, it's the party that believes survivors. so, why aren't they pouncing to denounce joe biden more than they already are? richard good stein is an attorney, former advisor bill and hillary clinton and he joins us tonight. so i, as can you tell, normally we go into these conversations you and i richard, have got a clear point of view. i really am of two mintdz on this. on one hand it's a lot of hair to sniff. a lot of hair to sniff. on the other hand, i think if the other candidates don't like biden maybe they should argue what he is saying and not just attack him sneakily in the way that they are? >> so, let me address both of your points. i mean, what it's not is grabbing women by the genitals and then bragging about it it's not forcing somebody down on a bed and putting his hand over their mouth. it's not having an affair with a playboy bunny. >> tucker: it's not juanita broaddr

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? trade negotiations between united states and japan are underway in washington, with much at stake for both country -- for both countries. we welcome tobias harrisho formed as a foreign-policy advisor to upper members of the japanese diet. good to have you here today. explain to us what is at stake between japan and the united states. tobias: you have to look at the overall relationship. these are countries that are extremely close allies. one of the most important relationships in the world. you have to think about maintaining the relationship. since trump came into office there was some concern in japan, based on some of his rhetoric, that he might change that relationship for the worse. rime minister abe and president trump have maintained a close relationship. that is what is at stake, making sure that relationship stays strong. david: there is a significant trade deficit between the united states and japan in goods and services. whatever agreement comes out of this, is it likely to affect that number? tobias: that is the thing. there are so many open questions about what the agreement looks like. of that number is automobile exports from ja

assist dog recipients >> harris: as march madness ends, heads into its final four -- because it's aprie g.o.p. lawmaker regarding the dr whether student athletes should get paid. markroduce legislation that would allow students to private all my profit from their name, image, and likeness. he thinks they will send the bill into law by the end of the year. >> we want these players, the student athletes, to have the same access to the free market that you and i have. we don't want the ncaa to pay them anything, or the university. the fact that the student athlete, though sometimes they are making millions of dollars for the university, has no access to be able to market themselves. we think that's a huge injustice. we think the president to officially sign this into law. our goal is to have it in law by the end of the. >> harris: mitch daniels the president of purdue and of former governor of indiana. great to have valid program. what's at stake here if we don't see a situation where athletes are paid? >> is easy to imagine something far worse. speaking only for myself, i know a lot of colleagues will see it differently. i think the fairness or equity argument that t

harris lived in the warehouse as the creative director and helped to plan that music event that was held on the night of the fire. today marks the official first day of the go ship trial. today's hearing dealt with the witnesses and evidence which will be allowed in the case, opening statements are not expected to begin until may. >>in san francisco, a federal judge is issuing new probation terms for p g in a utility has been under probation for several years now because of its role in causing the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. our grant lotus explains the judges new demands grant yes t to them, momentarily p g ll of course filed for bankruptcy protection in january to allow themselves to reorganize their debts in the stop creditors from coming after them for a while, but that is not stopping the criminal end of their case a federal judge now says they have violated their probation. probation again based on san bruno's pipeline explosion and the judge is now ordering that violation to stop the reason for this oversi knees role in the deadly wildfires throughout the state in 2017 2018. in this case here in federal court