melinda: which theresa may said in her remarks. however, the economy is flourishing the brexit hasn't started yet. to see what happens when they unravel the details of all of these laws. task they aree confronting is in or miss. there are only 400,000 civil servants and at the same time, negotiating with it e.u. on all of these treaties amounting 40 years of legal documentation -- they will be trying to negotiate new trade packs with other countries. ?elinda: will they be many people on the you side say no, they cannot simultaneously negotiate the divorce and try to get bilateral treaties with the same partners they are separating from. petra: they are not allowed to do so. they over handed this ability to negotiate treaties with other countries to the e.u.. can't.lly, they i doubt that they have the people to do this at the same time. just to get rid of the regulations is about -- one dozen every day in the next two years. they do not have the people. like many other countries, they had to the expertise of trade issues over to the

david: you and melinda go into the field.you feel you need to go into the field in africa or latin america or any part of the world where you are giving away money, and actually meeting people you are giving money to and learn? bill: i have chosen to spend my time, and melinda spends her time, building the foundation as an institution that really has an impact. and i get a lot of enjoyment, this is how i take everything i've learned from microsoft and the position i'm in, and helping to drive the strategy and go out and see what is going on with this work. that is my full-time job. and it is a wonderful job. david: your foundation has a certain life. it is not a perpetual foundation. i think it is 20 years after either you or your wife, the last one to live, dies? that it would end. is that how it works? bill: that's right. the way we are managing the institution, and keeping it excellent, and designing it to solve problems that we can totally solved. we work on malaria. this foundation should be able to participate in gettin

melinda: yes. -- daniel: yes.arah: people say it could now escalate with russia, the agreement that was supposed to avoid air collision for example. could you see that conflict being more entangled? daniel: the russians would have been foolish if they thought that kind of reaction or activity would not be a trump's mind. they have studied him carefully. they know what he is up to. what they also know is that in the pentagon, there is people who can deal with such operations and who have studied options before. i don't think the russians are surprised by the political reactions. even the united nations don't sound as of they were taken by surprise. -- though they were taken by surprise. i don't think the united states wants to bring down the syrian regime. that is not on their agenda at the moment. they have other fish to fry. they want to keep the promise of fighting daesh. they are tunneling all kinds of weaponry into the kurdish region and north of syria to have this operation against daesh accomplished. i have

i know for the obama administration and i know melinda it walk more about this with the clintons.ing about january of 2009 people working on this. the fact they didn't have a staff in place to really coordinate the easter egg roll which is a huge on event. i think it does pose problems. it's going to be a scaled-down event and we know about 20,000 people this year versus the upward of 30,000 for the obamas last year. like everything with the trump administration, it was off to a bit after slow start but i think it's going to be a fun day. >> melinda, you've been behind the scenes for this sort of event. give us some specifics. what exactly could go wrong here? >> so many things can go wrong. there is all of the logistics of moving tens of thousands of people on the lawn in an orderly way without them having to wait all day to get in. once on the lawn, there should be dos of activities spread out across the lawn. there would be celebrity readers and musical act. if they have reached out to the diplomatic community a display of springtime traditions and as people exit normally, you

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matt pellman has an update this afternoon. >> melinda i think the bike is a great idea.edge. in fact we flip aid car over in cherry hill. the eastbound lanes on 70 in cherry hill. a lot of emergency crews still on the scene and one of the vehicles involved is on the flat bed tow truck, hopefully this is not here a well lot longer. but for now not a pleasant ride east on 70. stay up with the crowd on 38 and stay down down on 30 the westbound pike. and 130 in burlington is not where you want to be. we have a downed poll and wires by the crystal diner and arby's south of beverly road. and traffic is at a stand still in the whole area and i would head through and it will take you extra time. live look at winslow township camden county, new jersey, a crash blocking the northbound lanes of 73 near the winslow golf center and this one has cleared out. at least we can cross one of them off the list. it's a busy afternoon along 95 and the schuylkill. prospect park a bad crash blocking 20, and south after few a way to get around that. and a crash in upper providence at egypt road

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. >> reporter: it's been a tough go for melinda and ezra. their life was fine until 2012 when everything changed. >> we had a gas fire and they asked us to leave, we got evicted because we didn't have apartment insurance. >> reporter: they lost everything and have been homeless ever since. along with their seven children. >> since then it's been a constant struggle. >> reporter: that was until >> reporter: ezra's family can now live in their own apartment that's run by the city. >> like i said, it feels like home. we're actually able to make our own food. >> reporter: and their children have a place to sleep. it's a different experience from living in a motel where more than 500 d.c. homeless families live. the city says it costs about $80,000 a night for all of these families to live there. but they say leasing apartments would cut the cost in half. >> we want to have smaller, short-term family housing that is not in one major institution, but is within communities in all eight wards of the district. >> reporter: she says the mayor os plan

it's great to have you on, melinda, and i read something to the effect you said if you can pull off a house easter egg roll, you can pull off anything. why is this -- why is this so -- so complicated and sophisticated? >> it's complicated for two reasons. one is because of its size and the other is because of the complexity of all the different things that have to go on on the lawn at the same time, but let's talk for a minute about the size. we always had 30,000 people or more during the clinton years. the obamas had 37,000 people last year. you know what. it takes a lot of careful planning and logistics to move 30,000, 37,000 people on to the lawn and around the lawn and then hopefully in an orderly way off of the lawn. that all requires a tremendous amount of organization. i have seen no indication that the trump administration has prepared for that. >> i've had conversations on this show, no offense to easter eggs, but much, much bigger issues, you know, facing this white house and with regard to not filling key agency positions, deputy positions, but that even trickles down to th

. >> melinda and her husband have been married for more than a decade. but 2012 was one of their lowest points. >> what happened was, we had a gas fire, and they asked us to leave. we got evicted because we didn't have apartment insurance. >> they lost everything and have been homeless since, along with their seven children. >> since then it's been a constant struggle. >> reporter: until last they can now live in their own apartment that's run by the city. >> like i said, it feels like home. we're able to make our own food. >> reporter: and their children have a place to sleep. it's a different experience from living in a motel where more than 500 d.c. homeless families live. >> we want to have smaller, short-term family housing that is not in one major institution, but is within communities and all eight wards of the district. >> reporter: the director of the d.c. department of human services, she says the mayor's plan is to lease apartment buildings throughout the city for families like the bryants. >> everybody needs help sometime. and we want to prov

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up next, part of our exclusive interview with the cochairman of the bill and melinda gates foundationates, what he thinks of president trump's take on the health initiative after meeting last month. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. "what'd you miss?" d.r. horton benefiting from an improving economy and mortgage that,- mortgage rates, from a historical standpoint, are very low. let's look at the company in today's numbers don't lie. starting with the stock, the white line, and other homebuilders, the orange line, soaring this year. climbedton alone has 24% this year. driving the gains, the homebuilder sentiment holding at the strong as level in a decade. confidence and sales, the orange line, traffic, the blue line. a shortage of existing homes on the market also benefits the list. the conventional wisdom is that the housing market would feel some pain by rising mortgage rates, but besides the increasing rate in the affective rate, mortgages rose to the since 2010.l for now, they seem to be shrugging off the costs. d.r. horton at a good position to capitalize on any uptur

on the list, we have a musician, john legend, entertainers like viola davis, philanthropists like melindaates. theoes to show how broad influencers are that we cover. tim: who is the most surprising person to make the cut, as far as you are concerned? >> one of the people who is a surprising is sandra day o'connor, former supreme court justice, no longer on the bench. and what is really interesting about her, is as justice sotomayor writes about in her blurb, she has become more influential outside the supreme court because she has decided to get into civic education, and she created a video-game nonprofit to teach students how to get involved in civic s education and it is one of the most widely adopted middle school curricula in the country. tim: it is always fun to look at and people not on the list get very cross about it, i'm sure. thank you very much. >> thank you. tim: adele grabbed the headlines and five awards of the grammys, but it was a remarkable might for another young british musician, jacob collier, creates a distinctive sound at his mother's home in london, and his arrange

united states, bill clinton, bill and melinda gates giving them three quarters of their budget and that often comes with what we might call strings attached and it's been referred to as a straitjacket. you can spend it on this, this and this. one of the things that gets spent on proportionately is polio because that is a project. i'm in favor of eradicating polio but it does take time.ak at the same time it is essential for doing things like fighting the ebola. it took them months to get cranking and doctors without borders was fighting the disease pretty much alone in africa. they used to have teams and they tackled 19 different epidemicsem between 1976 and 2013 and beat back each one by isolating patients and decontaminating. but the last one completely got away from them where the academic fled to three different countries and they began to spread and at that point it was outbe of control. >> think for a minute you are in the field in central alaska driving around in jeeps and you can imagine what the weather is like, snakes and alligators, whatever it is and you were having a battle

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. ♪ [ ding ] >> melinda. >> popsicle bike. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: sorry, our judges justout. is that a living thing? pop -- i'm sorry, what is popsicle bike? no, you don't need a form of a a question and those aren't living things. finally, some news from overseas. i saw that today, north korea conducted a missile test which escalated tensions in the region. but don't worry, things settled down when kendall jenner stepped in and handed them a a pepsi. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: glad you're here. welcome, everybody. please, enjoy. sit down, relax, have a great time. it's so exciting to be here. i mean, are you feeling the energy from this? this is the biggest crowd. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i love it. i love being here. thank you very much. we have a big show for you guys tonight. this guy is one of the stars of the giant movie opening next friday. it's called "the fate of the furious," the one and only dwayne johnson is in the house! [ cheers and applause ] dwayne -- he's the best guy. dwayne and

other countries have continued bombing raids in syria for years now both with drones and with manned melinda. those air strikes have been targeting isis. those u.s. attacks inside syria continued right through the end of the obama administration and into the start of the new administration too. none of that is now in terms of our u.s. military involvement in the syrian civil war. what is new as of last night is that now we're bombing both sides in that war. previous air strikes and the casual commando raid targeted the al qaeda if i wouldn't fighters. they also targeted tsarnaev government as well, the syrian military. the forces of bashar al assad. whether you like this turn of events or not. it's truly not clear why the u.s. government has made that this change. bashar al assad undoubtedly is a bifrp with the blood of hundreds of thousands of people on his hands as well as the ultimate responsibility for what has been the wholesale destruction of his own country. but he's been a butcher all this time. there are hundreds of thousands of people who have died in that war. the syrian goverent

the united states, great britain, melinda gates, norway, japan and other powers give them three quartersof their budget and that comes with strings attached, i've heard a who call it a straitjacket. you can spend it on this but you can't spend it on this. one of the things that the money gets spent on, proportional polio. that's formally the rotary pet project. i'm in favor of eradicating polio but it takes up a lot of time. at the who is essential for doing things like biting ebola. they did a bad time, it took them months to get them cranking, doctors without borders was fighting the disease alone in africa. the who used to have teams, rapid teams, rapid response team that would leave geneva to tackle ebola after. they isolated patients by burying the dead and by decontaminating them with bleach. but the last one in 2014 got away from them and the people who fled from the villages where the epidemic, fled to the capitals. the disease began to spread from the capitals and from that.was out of control for quite a while >> in the field in central africa, you are living in tents, driving a

brian gallagher on my podcast, "boss files," along with other world leaders and warren buffett and melinda today on itunes, stitcher and android or tune in on amazon echo. i was shocked when he started talking at this private meeting. when we started the interview, i didn't even know he had had it! >> and interesting that he said personal engagement is the key to influencing this president. >> this president, totally. >> it's a great podcast. >> thank you for being here. >> good to be here. happy easter. >> happy easter to you, too. >> happy easter to all of you, too. >>> calls from democratic lawmakers demanding the fbi pull jared kushner's security credentials. you're going to hear from one of those lawmakers straight ahead, right here. jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. v

ofe cofounder microsoft and head of the bill and melinda gates foundation.and experts of with home depot founder. his take on president trump's first hundred days. we will dig deeper into the plunge. crude oil is getting hammered falling on its worst decline in six weeks. this is after gasoline supplies increased for the first time in nine weeks. and the dollar gaining ground as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ oliver: scarlet: this is bloomberg markets. time for options insight with julie hyman. julie: joining us is an equity strategist from macro risk advisors. we are talking about your favorite topic once again today because it is something that still hasn't happened yet. that is the french election. you have been watching this as a potential market moving event for some weeks. it is getting less and less certain as we get closer. what outcome are you looking for? or are you betting on uncertainty surrounding it? if you look at the vstoxx or the v to ask which tracks volatility, we see a pretty high reading. compare that to actual realized volatility that is ac

bill gates and his wife melinda made a bit of a splash saying they don't allow their children to have cell phones until age 14. one of the grandfathers of tech is holding off on tech for his little ones. do you know what is the average age children get their first cell phone? >> i would say 10. >> 8. >> you are right. hey, now that i'm 10. >> i have an 8 1/2-year-old in second grade, and one of his classmates has a cell phone. he tells me things he have seen on twitter, how have you seen things on twitter. >> i can see different scenarios for families, and it's nice to have a phone and call mom and dad, whatever the emergency is. >> i think the number one value is mom, i'm here, i made it. picture of me at my after school program. 10 years old, 8 years old, something we're talking about today, and news that's happening here in the bay area that's making waves across the nation. campus republicans at uc berkeley are threatening to sue the university over its attempt to change the date of a scheduled speech by author ann coulter. ktvu's christien kafton live in berkeley with reaction th

this is from melinda bates. she is very concerned about trump white house.s the single most high profile event that takes place at the white house the each year and the white house and the first lady are judged on how well they put it on. i am really concerned for the trump people, she writes because they have failed to fill some really vital posts and this thing is all hands on deck. she talking about the state department or maybe a state dinner or the g20? no, she's referring to the white house easter egg roll. you see, they reportedly relate with their order of commemorative eggs. they might only have military bands instead of people like justin bieber singing this year and they might have a few thousand fewer egg rollers because apparently last year it was a mob scene out there but never fear, secretary sean spicer said it was a be an excellent time. he said that, not me. have ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" despite donald trump being an alleged russian puppets, the american tensions with russia keep rising. a russian of

melinda gates joins the list. also john legend, the editor in chief nancy gibbs joining us.ot following us this morning. >> or in a cage. >> or both. >> how do you select them. >> it's a year long tradition. people who are fascinating, moving the needle in whatever different field. >> for good or bad? >> for good or bad. the power is a tool. influence is a skill. it's a different kind of effect that they have. so there a who are very traditionally famous, heads of state and ceos, but there are people who a lot of people have never heard of who are acting in their realms and ways that are sure to be enormously potent for years to come. >> you always say, nancy there are no automatics. you've about got a pretty good shot of being on the list. >> you do. they've got an edge. >> you've got five people from the trump administration on the list. >> any time you have a new administration -- we're watching these people closely. they came in with so little experience in government and such a promise to the campaign they were going to blow it up anyway, we knew things were not going t

smurlths honored to have he hear and from the united airlines melinda franklin okay. >> (clapping.) >> we would like to bring up to the podium the president and cfo for the warriors mr. rick wells mr. rick. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, thank you great day rick also nice to have you been part of this so we're here today to announce the rosemary i warriors will be making their third trip to china this october 2nd games between the minnesota tinder wolves in shanghai we'll be the nba team traveled to china more than any other tomato in the history. >> (clapping.) >> the first change to go there and hear amazing things our second trip to our sister city shanghai we'll get to visit the nba in hits desirability is such a global trend i've had a front row seat to watch that waterproofsables are years i was in charge of the international offices and had the thierl to be part of opening of our very first international one person office in melbourne as you traditional it is amazing to see the hundreds of employees and the offices all over the world to promote this support of basketball and the

." >> melinda?e fighting about that moment for the next 20 years. oh, i'm not nice enough to your mother, well remember when you get optical bite? >> we are following breaking news from capitol hill. the house intelligence committee's chairman said he will temporarily withdraw from the committee's probe of russian election interference. devin nunes says charges of favoritism are politically motivated. he asked the house ethnics committee to investigate them. moments ago, adam schiff and house speaker paul ryan spoke to reporters. >> i just want to express my appreciation for what the chairman decided to do. i'm sure it was a very difficult decision for him. but as he mentioned i think it is in the best interest of the investigation. it will be i think allow us to have a fresh start moving forward. >> representative mike conaway a senior member of the committee will lead this investigation with respect to the house republicans on the intelligence committee. i'm confident that he will oversee a profes

the list which is not ranked also includes the likes of melinda gate, viola davis, gretchen carlson,uarterback tom brady. >>> the tribeca film festival getting under way in fork and jennifer hudson performing at a special concert to pay tribute to music mogul clive davis whose documentary premiered last night. >>> and finally one team mascot going above and beyond at college baseball game in florida. take a look at this. the mascot named albert gator is shielding a young fan from a foul ball, take another look. he takes that hit directly in the snout. i think right between the eyes. but he did let us know that it hurt so the boy, look at this. the boy is going to spring into action performing cpr. of course, the gator had plenty of padding, everybody, in case you were concerned that albert was injured. lots of padding. he wasn't hurt, lara, maybe he just needed some bodacious corn. >> yes. >> it all comes back to the corn. >> this just in, we have breaking news, bodacious corn has very large kernels and it's extra sweet. >> good to know. >>. [ applause ] >> a little extra in "pop new

smurlths honored to have he hear and from the united airlines melinda franklin okay. >> (clapping.) >we would like to bring up to the podium the president and cfo for the warriors mr. rick wells mr. rick. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, thank you great day rick also nice to have you been part of this so we're here today to announce the rosemary i warriors will be making their third trip to china this october 2nd games between the minnesota tinder wolves in shanghai we'll be the nba team traveled to china more than any other tomato in the history. >> (clapping.) >> the first change to go there and hear amazing things our second trip to our sister city shanghai we'll get to visit the nba in hits desirability is such a global trend i've had a front row seat to watch that waterproofsables are years i was in charge of the international offices and had the thierl to be part of opening of our very first international one person office in melbourne as you traditional it is amazing to see the hundreds of employees and the offices all over the world to promote this support of basketball and the nb

gates and his wife melinda have two children ages 14 and 17, and want to give them as normal an upbringingpossible, including following limitations and rules. >>> more bay area companies to locate closer to mass transit after the group spur found 80% of jobs in the bay area are concentrated in areas with little access to regional rail systems. and 3/4 of bay area workers drive alone to work as a result. : reverend jesse jackson celebrated tech week in oakland ahead of a big event, part of the rainbow coalition's push tech 2020 summit happening today and tomorrow, to get computer science and technology into the hands of all school children. as parts of the event, reverend jackson delivered a $10,000 to the oakland unified school district for scholarships. microsoft, intel, and 11 ventures partners matched that amount for a total of $40,000. >>> there were big changes yesterday to san francisco's annual 4-20 celebration. did those changes have a positive effect. the after math of this year's celebration in golden gate park. >>> and this is the open house for san francisco's city college that

>> jeff bezosceo of amazon, melinda gates, we get that, and riz-ahmed.t of on hbo, he is also on girls, okay. >> well, then we've -- hey, megan in the control room. >> seems like, well, not all entertainment. >> can you punch up yourself so i can look at your face? >> hi,. >> hi,. >> so, those are the covers that we're going to buy at magazine stands, right. >> yes, the five covers. >> did they rang them in any order? >> no, just -- no. >> so they are a part of the 100? >> yes. >> because there is no way some of them are the most influencial people in the worlds? >> well, john legend has produced series on wgm -- i mean wgn, called underground, and it is talking about the people who try to escape from slavery, and it is shedding light to a lot of like like that time period. a lot of people are -- people are raving about. that will viola davis with the role she has take win fences, speeches that she has given during the awards season. okay. all right. we have to read more about them. >> maybe stuff we don't know. >> the president of the united states is o

we're going to melinda, and it just -- what? you know, what are you saying?: he survived, but his friend jonathan martinez died along with the special education teacher karen smith. nolan suffered a gunshot wound to the upper body. >> his abdomen and he broke a rib. and part of and a bit of his bowel was hit. but that all seems to be healing. >> it's been okay. and he's going to be okay. he's going to be fine. he's almost to 100%. >> reporter: their son is remark fwli good spirits giving us a high five. the brandy's are grateful for the support and well wishes they have received from around the world. rachel hopes time and prayers will help with the emotional healing. >> and all those parents out there, you know, we can do this. north park is strong. and we will continue to be strong. >> reporter: and her son left us with this. >> thank you. >> and while nolan continues to recover, doctors say he could be ready to return later this month. in san bernardino, nbc 4 news. >>> and boston is getting ready for the 121st running of the boston marathon. expect securi

i am here with melinda of lancaster against pipelines. you are here for today and why you are here. >> we have been fighting the lancaster pipeline project, a proposed pipeline that takes gas from the marcellus shale region to export. we have been fighting it because we think it is a violation of our rights and destruction of the land. we have learned much destruction it does to the environment and the community is dead set against it. has been created by someone in our community who has said, i do not agree with this pipeline and i am making a statement. we decided we wanted to make something beautiful, but this is what lancaster does. no, you cannot bring this to our community and we have almost 900 people who have signed pledges to come out and do nonviolent mass action to stop it. that is what we are looking for to stop it. carla: talk about how damaging fracking has been to your community question mark >> the thing about fracking mostly is the damage to water. so much freshwater is used and there is so much wastewater. the wastewater

smurlths honored to have he hear and from the united airlines melinda franklin okay. >> (clapping.) >ld like to bring up to the podium the president and cfo for the warriors mr. rick wells mr. rick. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, thank you great day rick also nice to have you been part of this so we're here today to announce the rosemary i warriors will be making their third trip to china this october 2nd games between the minnesota tinder wolves in shanghai we'll be the nba team traveled to china more than any other tomato in the history. >> (clapping.) >> the first change to go there and hear amazing things our second trip to our sister city shanghai we'll get to visit the nba in hits desirability is such a global trend i've had a front row seat to watch that waterproofsables are years i was in charge of the international offices and had the thierl to be part of opening of our very first international one person office in melbourne as you traditional it is amazing to see the hundreds of employees and the offices all over the world to promote this support of basketball and the nba for

smurlths honored to have he hear and from the united airlines melinda franklin okay. >> (clapping.) >> we would like to bring up to the podium the president and cfo for the warriors mr. rick wells mr. rick. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, thank you great day rick also nice to have you been part of this so we're here today to announce the rosemary i warriors will be making their third trip to china this october 2nd games between the minnesota tinder wolves in shanghai we'll be the nba team traveled to china more than any other tomato in the history. >> (clapping.) >> the first change to go there and hear amazing things our second trip to our sister city shanghai we'll get to visit the nba in hits desirability is such a global trend i've had a front row seat to watch that waterproofsables are years i was in charge of the international offices and had the thierl to be part of opening of our very first international one person office in melbourne as you traditional it is amazing to see the hundreds of employees and the offices all over the world to promote this support of basketball and the