mary ann: absolutely.t one of the things that we can say is that our local public schools are making wise investments with the dollars that they have and that they're using their local control accountability plans, their strategic plans, and their partnerships with outside funders and parents and others to really invest in young people in really creative programs, community schools, and ways that keep students safe and have them thinking about college and career. damian: you mentioned funding. funding is not easy. i mean, that's always been a challenge. my--we mentioned off-camera, my kid's school district is losing all its librarians because of funding. talk about that issue and how that's been addressed. mary ann: well, it's--in california, schools are funded in different ways and currently we're funded under the local control funding formula. and what that means is that many of our districts see varying rates in per student allocations for funding. so there's quite a range throughout the county and thro

mary ann: thank you very much for sharing your views with us. jeffrey: thank you. e ann: top democrats in u.s. have rejected a proposal by william barr that would allow them access to a less redacted version of special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation report. democrats filed the subpoena demanding the release of the uncensored report. it comes 24 hours after a heavily edited version of the report was made public. president donald trump says the investigation was an illegal hoax. kimberly: as president trump arrived for a golf game in florida, in washington democratic members of congress renew demands and issued a subpoena for an unredacted version of special counsel robert mueller's report by may 1. on a working visit to northern ireland during the congressional recess, nancy pelosi, top democrat in the house of representatives again played down talks of impeaching the president. this time, she didn't rule it out. pelosi: it will protect and defend the constitution of the united states. to protect the democracy. we believe that the first article of the

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with breaking developments in last month's ethiopian airlines plane crash. they released preliminary findings this morning. they say the max-8 plane was valid and certified to fly and the pilots were experienced to fly this plane. authorities say the crew repeatedly followed safety procedures to try to avoid the crash but were unable to gain control.oae lled srtly after the plane took off from the ethiopian capital. investigators are focusing on the plane's anti-stall system which is suspected of pushing the nose of the plane down. it was the second crash of a boeing 737 max in five months. boeing and the faa told pilots after the lion air crash in indonesia last october, deactivating the anti-stall system t manually should prevent a crash. the faa is doing more demos. boeing is doing flight demos and says it will continue to do flight demos in the coming weeks. meanwhile all planes remain grounded worldwide. >>> former vice president joe biden has issued a new response t

anne-marie? >> thank you is muso much, jenn. >>> investigators in paris say firefighters saved notre dame minutes from when it could have collapsed. the ranging inferno destroyed the 850-year-old iconic roof. it took 18 minutes to find the fire on the roof after the first alarm went off. the fire was probably an accident. prosecutors plan on interviewing workers from five companies that been hired to renovate the cathedral's roof. >>> and a woman authorities say was infatuated with the columbine massacre and posed what they called a credible threat has been found dead in an apparent suicide. a three-day search ended when authorities found the body of 18-year-old sol pais yesterday. p pais set off alarms when traveling from florida to denver on monday. while traveling she bought a shotgun and ammunition. her post on facebook read, be the best killer you can be. >> i had a lot of friends texting that, you know, it's really scary. >> this saturday marks two decades since the shooting at the columbin

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a desperate search is under way this morning in colorado for a woman police say made a credible threat against a school district that includes columbine high school. police say sol pais is interested in schools. it's impacting more than half a million students. laura podesta has more. she has detailed that police released overnight. >> authorities gave a detailed play-by-play of what this 18-year-old woman has been doing since she landed in colorado on monday night as far as shopping for a weapon and then disappearing into the foothills. now every law enforcement agency in the denver area is trying to track her down. all schools closed. denver public schools and surrounding districts are cancel class today for a woman police say is infatuated with the columbine massacre and has made threats surrounding its 20th anniversary on saturday. >> this has been a massive manhunt in the aor. and every law enforcement agency is interested in helping with this effort. >> sol pais travel

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> president trump will visit the southern border during a trip to california. the president leaves for calexico, california, this morning. this after he backtracks on a threat to close the border. now, mr. trump says, he would give mexico a year to work on immigration enforcement, and he's adding a new threat. laura podesta is here with that part of the story. good morning. >> good morning. that threat revolves around trade. the president is hoping that when money is at stake, mexico will listen. president trump is backing away from his threat to immediately close the u.s./mexico border. >> we're going to give them a one-year warning, and if the drugs don't stop or largely stop, we're going to put tariffs on mexico and products, in particular cars.ol game isar >> it's a quick turnaround from just last week. >> so there's a very good likelihood i'll close the border next week. >> when he dde mexico stop all immigration closed to the u.s. >> we'll keep it closed for a long time. i'm n

anne-marie? >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you, laura. >>> well, some parts of the midwest are expected to get more than 2 feet of snow by the end of the week. chief meteorologist drew burgoyne of our milwaukee affiliate wtjt tells us where that will happen. >> the dakotas are going to get hammered today with very heavy snowfall and then you combine that with wind gusts today between 40 and 50 miles an hour, and it's going to be an absolute mess from north platte to sioux falls to minneapolis. they will continue to see that snowfall from the afternoon into the evening. the storm is so charged it's pulling in a lot of warm air and unstable air that we will see likely strong storms and thunderstorms throughout illinois and indiana on the eastern side of our storm season, and the snow will continue late tonight into friday morning especially throughout the dakotas with those winds very, very strong. all right. what about snowfall totals for this major event? 15 to 25 inches of snow. a good swath of western parts of minnesot

anne-marie. >> oh, man. laura podesta here in new york.nk you. >> it doesn't end. >> no, it does not. >>> all right. well, that severe weather forecast in the south is expected to arrive as early as tomorrow. chief meteorologist drew burgoyne of our milwaukee station wdjt is tracking that troublesome system. >> hi. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne. the spring storm system continues to ramp up, and notice south dakota over the last 24 to 36 hours just getting pounded with the heaviest snow. here's some of the snowfall reports. several areas with 2 feet of snow across portions of south dakota. thankfully it looks like this system at least when it comes to snowfall will weaken on friday. it will continue to cause some issues throughout northern parts of minnesota. on the eastern side of our storm, some scattered showers even some rumbles of thunder heading toward the east coast, and then all eyes are going to be on this weekend, especially saturday. could see some decent severe weather break out throughout the mid south as showers and thunders

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> a woman was killed and three others were wounded after a gunman opened fire at a synagogue in poway near san diego. the shooter, 19-year-old john t. earnest, is being held without bond. he was arrested and face a hate crime charge in addition to murder and attempted murder charges. laura podesta is live this morning. >> sheriffs and police have now steppe the victims of saturday's deadly synagogue shooting. >> we love you. we will stand with you now and forever. >> one person was killed and three injured when a gunman opened fire in the middle of sabbath service. 8-year-old noya dahan was hit with shrapnel during the attack. >> she's with us. this is bravery. >> her uncle, 34-year-old almog peretz was hit in the leg. 6-year-old lori gilbert-kaye was killed. >> lori took the bullet for all of us. >> rabbi yisroel goldstein was shot in the hand and lost an index finger. >> it's a reminder how strong we are and how heroic we can be. >> this is what he told his congregation. >> we wit

i'm anne-marie green. >>> an investigation is under way this morning over a security breach at mar-a-lago resort in florida. a woman with two chinese passports and a device containing computer malware is accused of lying the secret service to gain admission over the weekend. mola lenghi has more on this. >> reporter: a woman named yujing zhang is accused of trespassing at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida. according to court documents the 32-year-old got inside after presenting two chinese passports. she told the secret service agents she was there to use the pool. they mistakenly thought she was the member of a club member because she had the same last name. after she was admitted, she changed her story telling the receptionist she was there for a chinese american friendship event. she knew of no such thing. according to an affidavit, she became verbally aggressive and taken to a secret service office. agents found she had four cellphones with her, a laptop, an external hard drive, and a thum

next to her mary ann hipp. beyond coal campaign. director at the sierra club. next to her is dan leshoff. u.s. director of the world resources institute here in the u.s. and next to him is karen palmer of resources for the future. she's a senior fellow and a director of the future of power initiative. thank you all for being here today. i hope you've enjoyed the interviews with the lawmakers. i want to offer each of you just a brief couple of minutes to respond to a question for me about what you've been focusing on lately and rachel, i'll start with you. i was quite interested in a report that you guys released recently on the importance of keeping open existing nuclear reactors. to what degree are you comparing -- comparing this message -- conveying this message about nuclear power to the activists and politicians who are pushing the green new deal and other very progressive climate policies? >> yeah, so the union of concerned scientists has for a long time been a nuclear safety watch dog, we're not an antinuclear organization and one of the things that we tr

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anne-marie: that is right. seen this from the start of this morning, but we have learned the founder and ceo behind louis vuitton is donating $200 million, and another person is stoning $100 million, and we are hearing that apple's tim cook will be donating money to restore the cathedral that suffered a fire last night, taking out two thirds of the roof. money around the world from .lobal tycoons is flowing in in metal macron last night -- emmanuel macron last night said they want to build notre dame. tweet whowill read a said, i'm not french or --holic, but we are more connected than we think. emmanuel macron being very public on this issue. [indiscernible] anne-marie: the fire has not been really politicized in france. there are people just begin with others on the street and many are grieving. many french people say they consider this cathedral as like a death in the family, and they want to see it be rebuilt. last night, macron was supposed about thespeech protests of the yellow vest movement that started a

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.downive fro at oracle p ere t giantsn t dg s okaowng a it's tuesday, april griego. >> i'm kenny choi. good morning, let's check our forecast first. if you like monday, you're going to like today. >> that's right, kenny and michelle. a touch cooler, but morning clouds and fog and afternoon sunshine. here's a look at our golden gate bridge. temperatures running in the low to mid 50s. your microclimate forecast along the coast, partly sunny and breezy. southwesterly winds about 10 to 20 miles per hour in the upper 50s so a cool day along the coast. for the bay, in the low 60s. mostly sunny as we head through our afternoon, so we are looking at that cloud cover breaking up and the fog burning off. breezy for the bay, and low 70s inland. mostly sunny and mild. so daytime highs right around where we should be for this time of year, if not a couple

kristin, mary ann thank you both very much. folks i've got breaking news for you before we go.ced in a confidential draft registration a statement for its proposed ipo, we work with a growing list including lyft, zoom and pinterest by the way pinterest exploding up 11% today alone and of course, we are still waiting on slacker, uber, they are going to begin trading and begin their road show soon, i could tell you right now, liz claman, outside of the lyft debacle it has been an amazing i po season thus far. liz: they're all rushing do you see that? these companies see a very rich and fertile opportunity i think to go public. there's a short window depending on which year we're in charles thank you very much. folks in this hour we do expect former vice president joe biden to make his very first campaign speech of the 2020 race, and to debut his official remarks on the middle class, jobs, unions, and the economy. we are going to take you there live, when it happens and in the meantime, t-mobile and sprint announcing they need a little more time to complete their $26 billion merge

i'm anne-marie green.he university of virginia men's basketball team has made the ultimate comeback in a win for the record book. one year after becoming the first number one seed to fall to a number 16 in the tournament, uva won their first ncaa basketball championship. virginia beat texas tech 85-77 in overtime. hunter put up a career high 27 points. he hit 4 of his 5 three-pointers, none bigger than a clutch three-pointer with two minutes left in overtime. >> going through what we did last year and having to, you know, it helped me as a coach and all the stuff they talked about, i think bought us a ticket to a national championship. >> the crowds poured into the streets of charlottesville after last night's game. thousands of fans spent hours celebrating virginia's big win. check this out. new york city's empire state building was lit up overnight in the colors of uva, orange and blue. congratulations. >>> the president's national security staff is undergoing a system wide purge. it began on sunday with

as we wait for this, mary anne will make an argument, page 41, it's redacted. i need to see it.argument there it is, page 82. there is a redaction or maybe there is not a redaction that goes in his favor. i'm not quite sure anything that barr turns in to congress will be a resolution of this. >> it might it be. depends upon how it's redacted and how much s. if it's redacted because there is a national security concern or protection of sources concern, i think that people will be generally reasonable about that. but the bottom line -- >> bill: generally reasonable he said. >> you can't expect everybody to be completely reasonable because it's a political season. on the other hand, if there is a substantial amount of the report that is available for congress to read, for the public to read, i think it advances to the discussion to the point where we can have more substance. >> bill: we'll bring you back here. breaking news on iran. senior administration officials secretary pompeo is about to announce designate iran's revolutionary guard as a terrorist organization. the president h

anne-marie, i will give it to you. anne-marie looking at the big bond issue out of aramco.emand for 10 to $15 billion of debt. the hunt for return showing itself and we could see a company that has a lower yield than the sovereign in which it is located, which is pretty interesting. thanks for joining us. you can see all the charts on bloomberg by running g tv . losers of thend european open. next, "surveillance." this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the u.s. proposes retaliatory duties on european goods. tour.european short brexit delay. members of her party try to oust her yet again. globallyh bank cutting with investor solutions seeing three quarters of losses. ♪ francine: welcome to "bloomberg surveillance," i am in london.

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also just learned that the president's older sister, a long-time federal appeals court judge named mary anne trump berry, she is now retiring from the federal bench. this is an interesting story. thanks to aggressive reporting on the trump family fortune and the trump business empire, particularly from "the new york times" while the president simultaneously has refused to release his tax returns, tonight "the times" is reporting that judge mary anne trump berry had come under investigation for possibly violating judicial conduct rules by taking part in fraudulent tax schemes with her siblings going back to the trump family business in the 1990s, which of course is what "the new york times" has exposed in recent months. "the times" says the court confirmed the investigation into the president's older sister in february. "the times" says tonight that president trump's sister, the judge, filed her retirement papers ten days later. ten days after the court confirmed that she was under investigation for potentially violating judicial rules of conduct for her role in these alleged trump family tax

>> for the professor and mary anne and all of that. bay doesn't take 3 hours. it is an important weather day for you. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. we know more about the weather because of steve paulson in. >> the wind and always a few showers, not to the north, we are at 44, no wind yet. there are gusts popping up. i see a lot of low and mid-40s here. these are much cooler than hours ago. bodega bay is 48, wood acre is at 46. santa rosa has a breeze. nevada is gusting

anne mackovec in for kenny choi. it's going to be a gorgeous spring wednesday. here's mary. >> that's right, anne and michelle.et ready for the sunshine and here's a lovely view with our treasure island camera of clear skies. we are tracking the winds, a breezy start to the day. 4 mile-per-hour -- 14 mile-per-hour winds at half moon bay. san jose, northwesterly wind at 10. and heyward. 10 mile-per-hour winds in berkeley and 18 in san raphael. 17 mile-per-hour winds in that saw dough. a breezy start with warmer daytime highs running 3 to 6 degrees above average. still breezy as we head through our afternoon with northerly winds. still dry, and the dry stretch continues through the week. and i'll have that full forecast in a few minutes. emily. >>> the forecast for your drive, it's mostly clear, although there's slowdowns and you're taking a look at one at them. that's the san mateo bridge. there's a high wind advisory. you can see chp on scene and this is for maintenance. we're going to call them in the next 15 minutes and ask them what this is about. it's slow and go as you make your way toward the peninsula.

anne marie morris, what would you say to that?, but for my money, what we need is to have a relationship with europe which enables us to trade with countries where we currently have a surplus as opposed to being stuck with the european union, which is slowly going into recession. the economy of the country, for business, if getting out is the right thing to do, we need to do it andl right thing to do, we need to do it and i managed way — i believe only the conservatives can deliver that, the conservatives can deliver that, the prime minister does not want to change your approach. go green no—deal is not a managed way, we need to challenge this myth that somehow you can slide off into wto terms... you can! wrong! wrong! we have been told about article 24, the wto have said it is not possible, so we need to be honest about the public, i agree with what kourtenay said, we were all sold out pack of lies, young people overwhelmingly wa nt lies, young people overwhelmingly want to remain, the idea that we will be sold down the river is

i'm mary anne, looking for a three-year waiver of the fee that gets paid to public works for our banners for the shop and dine in the 49. shop and dine in the 49 is san francisco's buy local campaign. it encourages residents and guests to shop and dine in their corridors, and to buy local. approximately 300 banners throughout san francisco and they are in almost every merchant corridor. each year we seek a banner fee waiver from public works for the banners. fee can range from $3,400 to up to $4,000. i would like to speak quickly to the reason why this is retroactive, is we started this in june to get the legislation to you by november. but a very brilliant city attorney reminded us that perhaps it's best to do this three years at a time, as opposed to doing it annually. and so we agreed with that very brilliant city attorney. so, we are just here asking for the retroactive waiver for the shop and dine in the 49 banners. i would also like to say this one piece, or two pieces, actually, we, when we started this campaign we started out very high level. the original images were iconic to sa

anne mackovec. >> i'm michelle griego. let's get to maryd i'm excited about today because it's going to be a nice one. >> michelle and anne, sunshine and warm, spring-like temperatures and also breezy conditions. so not as windy as yesterday, but still we have some winds out there. let's check out the winds this morning. looking at 14 mile-per-hour winds at half moon bay and sfo. 13 mile-per-hour winds in downtown san francisco. 12 in oakland. 11 in berkeley one of the windiest spots is san raphael at 20 miles per hour. clear skies, cool temps and breezy conditions. more sunshine at the today with warm temps above average for this time of year. still breezy, northwesterly winds. 10 to 30 mile-per-hour. we're going to see breezy conditions, but nothing like yesterday. our daytime highs 3 to 6 degrees above average for this time of year. a dry stretch this week. so finally, we have that sunshine and dry weather, but that means the pollen count is going to get worse. i'll show you your allergy report and what you can expect. i'll show you futu

mary anne marsh former senior advisor to john kerry.nd brian brenberg, executive vice president at the kings college in manhattan. good morning. bill, set up what is happening here. we heard a lot from the president over the weekend clearly frustration on his part on getting congress to act here. >> well look, two things. the border is a mess. it is not orderly. and second it can't be fixed without congress. this is not just the story now. it is the last 30 years. there is only so much a president can do. i think the president would be wise to lay out his offer and then if the democrats reject it, campaign and say look, i put this out here. he put out an offer before on the wall for daca, for recognizing the people that came in under the deferred action program. i don't see any prospect of congress -- democratic congress negotiating with donald trump before the 2020 elections on this. >> jon: it seems like democrats in congress would rather battle president trump or avoid handing him a victory than fix the problem. >> really? here is th

i'm anne-marie green. >>> we will rebuild.t is the promise from french president macron following the devastating fire at notre dame cathedral in paris. the world watched as the flames engulfed the piece of history. the spire of the landmark fell over as the fire spread and destroyed the church's roof. the cathedral landmark's bell towers have been saved. we are in london with more. good morning. >> good morning. it's heart breaking to see those pictures. paris firefighters say the blaze is fully extinguished, but it took nine hours to get it under control. they were able to salvage the facade. they are treating this as an accident as they try to rise from the ashes. the cross inside the cathedral of notre dame is still standing even after a fire ripped through the centuries old building. the iconic spire fell victim to the flames. >> the spire started bending. we could not believe what we were seeing. the flames went on and on and on. >> reporter: most of the roof is destroyed. officials say the cathedrals outer walls and two

mary ann, what can you tell us. >> reporter: as you know, details are trickling in at this hour.f's office confirming by twitter a short time ago, they have a suspect in custody, local reports are that that suspect was arrested soon after the shooting. also, we heard from palamar medical center, they're confirming to fox news they received four patients so far. the shooting happening around 11:30 at the cha ba11:30 at they synagogue, where people were in an all-day service. the hospital at this time not releasing information about specific injuries or any ages of the victims. the synagogue, just to give you an idea of where this is and what's around it, is a pretty large complex which includes a hebrew school and right next door to that there's an orthodox christian church and lutheran church, so many houses of worship in the area. this is a developing situation and so far police are asking residents to stay clear of the area. that's pretty common in situations like this. they're urging people not to spread any misinformation that could cause panic in the neighborhood as well. ar

outgoing ceo mary ann lake will become the ceo of the consumer lending business which strengthen saysr stand as jaime dimon's possible successor. now, these moves come after jp morgan and other big banks were criticized for a lack of diversity at their leadership levels during a hearing on capitol hill last week let's take a look. >> if you believe your likely successor will be a woman or a person of color, will you likely extend a hand into the air all white men. none of you, not one, appears to believe that your successor will be a female or a person of color. canopy growth is close to a deal with acreage holdings. one of the largest canopy -- the companies have been in talks for two weeks. they were kej every scheduled to finalize this deal overnight this morning canopy shares are up more than 6% in the premarket trade. now to some fed news >> cain said that larry kudlow was giving him a way out, but he didn't want one. those are your headlines back over to you >> thank you very much now let's get a check on the markets and your money stock futures indicating a drop of about just u

mary ann, let's start with you. you've been through impeachment fights before on capitol hill way back when. now there's like attention i would imagine from the old guard, who knows the consequences of impeachment and a very energized base, the resistance that wants to get donald trump out of office not trying to win an election against him. your thoughts. >> i think it's important for congress to act. that's what robert mueller obviously is expecting. he took his case against donald trump and referred it to congress just as he has 14 other cases in federal court. so the best thing congress can do is to first get the full mueller report, all of it, with all the evidence. you saw jerry nadler, the congressman and chairman subpoena to get that. that is the right thing to do. hold hearings on it. see what else is there. there's still a lot of ongoing cases out there, a lot of grand jury team and unsealed indictments and then see if impeachment is the right route to take. it's the false choice here that you can't pursue

the presidential town hall with author and activist mary ann williamson starting right now. >>> good from washington, d.c. we're back to back. i'm dan tha bash. we'll hear from andrew yang. first marianne williamson. if elected she would make history as the first female and first jewish president. in our audience tonight are democrats and independents who say they plan to participate in the democratic primaries and

liz: mary ann, thank you. the dow climbing in final seconds, up 266.eat weekend! melissa: stocks green across the board. the dow ending the day, wow, look at that, up almost 270 points, near session highs. s&p 500 closing up for the third straight day. it is less than 1% below its record close. the nasdaq in the green two out of last three days. i'm melissa francis. happy friday. welcome back. connell: good to be back in new york city. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." this is a good friday for the markets. major averages for the week, the dow finishing slightly down first time in three weeks. it was a big day for bank stocks. jpmorgan, pnc, wells fargo all reporting, kicking off earnings season.

anne. >> thanks mary. >>> we learned about another measles case in san francisco. public health officials says someone with the disease visited several sites from april 1st through the 3rd throughing caltrans stations and the federal building. authorities point out there's no outbreak in the risk to the public is low. we'll post more information on kpix.com. >>> alameda is holding a special election today. residents will decide whether a prized area remains an open park or it be comes a new homeless center. today's vote will determine the fate of the land on mckay avenue by crab cove. kpix5 jackie ward picks up the debate. >>reporter: that is a place to go for a walk or take a view, but after the a -- after the vote, it could be a place for homeless. one ask if this should be an open space or transformed into a homeless center. >> this is my town and i have my kids here, so it's hard. it's hard to really pick a side. >> do we need help for homeless people and the issues they face? absolutely. but it needs to be handled at a state level. i think we need to reopen th

liz: mary ann, thank you. the dow climbing in final seconds, up 266. we hope you guys have a great weekend! melissa: stocks green across the board. the dow ending the day, wow, look at that, up almost 270 points, near session highs. s&p 500 closing up for the third straight day. it is less than 1% below its record close. the nasdaq in the green two out of last three days. i'm melissa francis. happy friday. welcome back. connell: good to be back in new york city. i'm connell mcshane. this is "after the bell." this is a good friday for the markets. major averages for the week, the dow finishing slightly down first time in three weeks. it was a big day for bank stocks. jpmorgan, pnc, wells fargo all reporting, kicking off earnings season. more on the big market movers. here is what is new at this hour. race to 5g. president trump just revealing his plan for the high speed technology in america and strategy to keep up with global competition. he issues a new warning to democrats over immigration. we're live at the white house with latest of all that. >>> o

joining us now from boston is democratic strategist mary anne marsh.the next two years where democrats in congress issued subpoenas, try to interview people from the white house and the president hits back saying you cannot have any of it and we get into protracted legal fight? there is no question that is going to happen but i think it is the wrong strategy for tramp and a better strategy for democrats. the more tramp delays, the more american people will learn what donald trump did in this process and frankly the more damning evidence against trump could come out closer to the election especially with some of the 14 cases that robert muller has refer to other quotes, including wikileaks. i think that could come out closer to the election and really hurt trump. the american people have learnt much more about him and none of it favourable. but since the mueller report came out. should the majority of americans do not favour impeaching the president. and in this legal process did not get to hearfrom people because a still being part in the court and wha

and you notice that his sister, mary ann trump barry, as soon as she came under investigation by judiciale's a federal judge, as a tax cheat, resigned. now, if you embezzle money from msnbc, chris, and resign, that won't save you from law enforcement. but guess what, federal judges have rigged the system for themselves. just resign and you can walk away and your dirty laundry will never be exposed. >> let's follow this to the end, paul. where's this go? because it seems to me, if they're going to run out the clock, can they have enough delays from now until end of december '20? >> it's possible. congress wican ask a judge to expedite case if it goes that far. but it's unlikely a judge would consider this an emergency. so if this is a political tactic by trump to just delay release of his tax returns until after the election, he might prevail. you know, there's precedent here. president nixon also refused to let congress see his tax returns. they eventually got them and what did they find? they found that the irs had been giving him a break. >> on the presidential papers. >> yeah, but the

time for battle of the charts, anne-marie versus maria tadeo. , dani burger. >> anne-marie is recommendinge big shoes to fill, to be dan-marie. even with the low dispersion, the s&p 500 has picked up. this is a difference between the biggest returns and biggest loser. you see this spike up, the largest dispersion we have seen july july. causes one that is because you do not have any bigger macro events stocks move altogether. we have a earnings and maybe stock pickers can find a good deal in this dispersion. matt: dani burger, thanks very much. what have you got, maria? >> hey. we talk so much about the underperformed the european economy, when you look at companies, it is a different picture. upgrades have overtaken the downgrade, meaning that analysts are much more optimistic. it is even better news if you look at this in a global content. these companies continue to dominate. matt: i like this chart that are, i will say, but i cannot give you the win. hillary used to chart earlier on in the program and my strict rules are that you have to come up with something original in order to take

then on sunday, april 14th, cnn's dana bash will host author mary ann williamson at 7:00 p.m. eastern and cnn's ana cabrera will host businessman andrew yang at 8:00 p.m. eastern. lots of presidential town halls coming up here on cnn. we're also following an ominous new string of complaints right now from north korea. they're connected to the mysterious raid on the north korean embassy in madrid, spain. let's go to cnn's brian todd. brian, what is kim jong-un's regime saying now? >> reporter: wolf, for the first time, north korea is acknowledging that that raid took place at its embassy in madrid. kim's regime calls it a terrorist attack. tonight, we have in details on the raid and on questions raised by north korean and spanish authorities over whether the fbi was involved. kim jong-un's regime is lashing out after more than a month of silence over a mystery incident at one of its most important overseas outposts. in a new statement, the north korean foreign ministry calling the february 26nd raid at its embassy in madrid a, quote, grave terrorist attack, and urging spanish a