hospital not him back home after today it's thought he's too scared to spend the night in his house in mccombs on foot into another church sunday easter sunday a few hundred metres from where he lives a massive loss hit the church. that the next day with his three young children and wife. not one not. know if you will feel more traits that you have crazy and so since we had being in the in the to the main draw so we talked off. and also being with that with the children we secured and that is the reason what we're what made us to be site believed how says he or. she has restricted about the attacks and feels guilty that the puppet creators of the themed religion of him. he's alleging local christians not to think of him and his family as ted it. was. all a long history the homes and shops office muslim neighborhoods are shot. several muslim one businesses were attacked after the bombings. president top mosquito in the city. bought christian am muslim communities in sri lanka have been dogged by bookless to extremists in the past muslims and christians in the country have co-existed peacefully

movement for months thousands of french citizens have taken to the streets to voice their anger at mccombs government with some demonstrations descending into violence. hope to show he understands their frustrations. spain is gearing up for still a general election in just four years this weekend a promise to president sanchez is leading the polls but neither his socialist nor the conservative people spotty are expected to get an outright majority that means they will need help in forming a coalition from smaller parties bitch enjoying the surge and support our correspondent visited some rural communities near the spanish city of terry where many feel forgotten by mainstream politicians the two big traditional parties scrambling to win back the. report. and i calculate mentor has decided to speak out for empty spain she grew up in this village with three hundred inhabitants one bar and a bakery only open for an hour a day now she's running for parliament in the province of parallel for the conservative people's party. and. representing tara well would make me really happy. every piece of g

movement for months thousands of french citizens have taken to the streets to voice their anger at mccombs government with some demonstrations descending into violence. hope to show he understands their frustrations. former u.s. vice president joe biden has officially announced he run for the white house in two thousand and twenty and lots of speculation biden enters a large fund of democratic candidates of the nineteen other hopeless his candidacy has been welcomed by many but also sparked a debate about the direction of the modern day democratic. but the six time senator is trying for the u.s. presidency again you're picking up some pizza from a restaurant just hours after the news broke he was asked by reporters if he had a special message for the world. yes america's coming back like we used to be ethical great told the truth what were the words reported around was that all those good things that i got to find out if we have yeah you guys thank you biden made his announcement on twitter saying the soul of the nation was at stake taking direct aim at donald trump's bid for reelection. b

if you talk to -- and i recommend you have him on one day -- the executive of mccomb county, democrated for bernie sanders, he'll tell you the key is who the democrats nomina nominate. if they don't nominate someone who will take on the democratic party, if nthey vote someone in line with the democratic party, they have to nominate someone like donald trump, who took on his party. democrats have a have someone promising a new way. big change in politics. >> it reminds me when biden was with us at the bar in philadelphia. it was in the heat of hillary clinton's campaign. he said they're not remembering people like us. he was pointing to myself but talking about white guys from scranton, pennsylvania. across the board, the party not remembering to be all inclusive. >> ron is exactly right. part of our mission in the media, especially everyday print reporters who are out there trying to cover the country, trying to cover this campaign, is if you stop and ask someone at a gas station or at a bakery, a coffee shop, what they think, they are not on twitter. they're going to tell you what th

dave mccombs, thanks for that update on china mobile. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. reports from japan's a nissan will announce it cut in its earnings forecast today -- a cut in its earnings forecast today. falling sales in north america and china are to blame. nissan has named a longtime executive as the coo that would bolster its ranks following the fall of carlos ghosn. >> reports from london has given one way green light to work on part of the country' 5g network. sthe telegraph says the council has agreed to let huawei build antennas and other non-core infrastructure. it defies criticism from washington and comes with the head of the u.k. intelligence agency set to one about the unprecedented scale of cyber threats. paul: the interim ceo was heckled and interrupted a dozen time during his address to shareholders as frustration at the bank's recent scandals boiled over. one activist denounces him and other executives as frauds while another complained that the bank simply cannot be trusted. troubles include re

advancedose contenders in a big way today, mark mccomb, who is becoming chief client officer, a newly-createdhere are several different players. mark weidman, who advanced to an international strategy role earlier this year, taking on latin america in this reshuffling. so you are seeing a lot of different players moving into new roles, and it certainly sets up an exciting race to watch for the future. haidi: all right. bloomberg reporter annie massa, with the latest on the blackrock reshuffle. also a reshuffle when it comes to the top at some tech companies. qualcomm's chief financial officer george davis, an announcement from the company saying he's leaving as of today. he has been their finance chief since 2013. he's going to take on a new role as executive vice president and chief financial officer at rival intel. davis, announced effective april 3, reporting to overseeingob swan, accounting, reporting, tax, treasury, et cetera he says he's thrilled to join the intel team. subsequently, we see the announcement from qualcomm he left after six years, thanking him and wishing him well on futu

the map was a glorious way that makes it easier to jam all the dem garbage in wayne, oakland and mccomb counties into only four districts. the result is in 2018, the republicansy kept control despite democrats winning the popular vote. michigan republicans are vowing to appeal the decision to the supreme court court that is weighing gerrymandering cases out of north carolina and maryland. we know what the people think because last year michigan voters overwhelmingly approved an anti-gerrymandering proposal that takes the power to draw districts away from the gop-controlled legislature and give it to a 13-member citizens redistricting commission made up of four republicans, four democrats and five people who identify with neither party. it grew out of a facebook post from a young michigan der featured in a new documentary on gerrymandering and how the gop deployed the tactic to subvert the will of the people. katie joins me to tell her story after this. >>> starting last year, there have been a string of court decisions striking down partisan gerrymanderers, with judges in wisconsin, pen

stars and sergeant steve mccomb was killed when a driver veered onto the interstate. 36-year-old michaelpleaded not healthy to second- degree murder charges during his arraignment this afternoon. he faces a possible sentence of 15 years to life in prison if convicted. >> today is the annual walk to work day in san francisco, designed to get cars off the roads and people exercising. semper cisco mayor london breed was among those walking this morning. there were several hubs where walkers could get coffee and goodie bags including one at city hall. mayor breed met up with walkers during a rally on the steps of city hall where she made a call for safe streets for pedestrians. >> we have to continue to remember all the lives that we lost because we have not moved fast enough. the 7 people we lost in our streets this year alone is 7 people too many. >> this was the seventh annual walk to work day in san francisco. >>> in another county in new york is trying to contain a measles outbreak. westchester county confirms new cases of the virus. this comes one after day after the mayor declared a p

in this trend of mccombs the non-government and says we're going to a few billion dollars over the nextseventy years to has a few thousand asylum seekers for a failing economy like never i can imagine it would seem like a very. good option. on my first day we went up to the town. the salvation army to have a serious small briefing and said go out and help the men. and be their friends. a lot of people were really confused when they first arrived in. i remember one particular intake a lot of the members saying to me where are we i thought this was part of a strategy or. so it was up to us to tell them that no you know didn't stray there you're not really. one of my most vivid memories was assigned being on the wall of that said stuff would have to be trained how to use a hoffman. when i asked what a hoffman's knife was it was the knife used to cut people down when they found hanging. quite quickly i started to realize that i had sent myself to a place which i never would have gone. the day the prime minister of public enemy and i are announcing a major initiative to combat the good peopl

president mccomb was due to speak to the public tonight but that has been canceled. >>> we wanted to get a sense of what today's fire means for the city of paris and the catholic church. early on, i spoke with catherine olson, a professor of religious history at san jose state university to get her view of the historical religious and cultural significance of the fire. >> i would say it was a horrible tragedy. it is a real-world treasure and such an important part of the history of france and paris. it stored since the 13th century. obviously, they had later additions, it has faced destruction before in the 16th century and again with the friends evolution in the 1790s where much religious art and imagery was destroyed or damaged. but it holds a very special place in french history and french identity. napoleon was crowned there in 1904. -- 1804. french presidents are buried there. when paris liberated in 1944, that was celebrated. >> we are following the latest developments on the situation in paris. tremont andre senior is getting local reaction here in the bay area to today's fire

we're going to talk a little bit more about the russia side of things with moxon mccomb ski who is anonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council's dean of patrice or eurasia center he's on skype from washington it's nice to have you with us i know that the russians have responded today and said there's nothing in this report which we need to deal with i guess that's no huge surprise is that they probably want to stay as far away from this is possible you know the russian government i think is going to use the conclusions of the motor report that there was no obstruction to try to throw out the motor report and mass you know they're not expecting that anyone is going to read in the united states four hundred fifty five pages part of which detail the russian government's active operational involvement in undermining the election and there was obviously indictments our made of g.r.u. officers as well as elements in this internet research agency with mr privilege and mr putin's coke so there's clearly ties of individuals that go directly back to the russian government that this repo

paul: dave mccombs in tokyo, thank you very much for joining us with that update. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. beyond meat is preparing for a tasty ipo. the maker of vgean chicken -- vegan chicken and beef substitute is backed by big names. planning to sell almost 9 million shares for up to $21 apiece, which would give the company of valuation of more than $1 billion. shery: a chinese starbucks rival has filed for an ipo in new york. bloomberg reported the company wanted to raise about $300 offering. the last week, he pocketed $150 million from blackrock and other investors, which gave it a valuation of almost $3 billion. it was formed in 2017 and has more than 2000 outlets in 28 chinese cities. paul: chinese videogame streaming platform -- is filing for a u.s. ipo. it comes one year after its biggest competitor listed in new york. the two of them backed by more than $1 billion of tencent year.ment in the past they have reported revenue of more than $500 million last year and saw the paying new third base -- user base increase this year. sh