and let's talk about this with michael paine president of the news agency in tokyo another foreigner michael why the controversy don't the japanese see what's happening demographically to their way of life basically. well certainly i mean the you know intellectually or theoretically japan has known for a long time that it's an aging society and that its workforce is beginning to shrink in not just the workforce i mean actually every year now there's about three hundred thousand less people in japan because the death rate is so much higher than the birth rate less than a million people were born in japan last year so the fact that the demography is changing is very clear but on the other hand you know as your package mention there's also a great reluctance about you know immigration is especially on a larger scale there is immigration and there are more foreigners here but you know the japanese don't want that sort of small river to become a flood. for a lot of cultural reasons and because you know this is a nation that for you know more than three centuries was was isolated from the

getting more used to foreigners here ok let's leave it there thank you very much for joining us michael paine president of the shin gets to news agency and so if you. business. blah blah. blah. blah. blah. eco india came a. disaster for. the future in earthquake prone areas of india. an organization teaches young artisans how to build quaker houses from traditional materials. making them both cost effective and sustainable. thirty minutes on d. w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word going to the little nico piece in germany two months. why not learn a little in fact. it's simple minded on your mobile and free. w z learning course. german may be easy. you're replaceable. the greatest. around six hundred years ago. in the midst of the revolution in fall to enable us memphis people became aware of their abilities and strengths in a new way there was an outpouring of self-confidence. that's the first. darkest enjoying. the renaissance for. the full twenty six. w. . place. this is utopia news life for not taking no for an answer protesters assumed on demand

and his wife say he's innocent his reported to be appealing to the french government for help michael paine heads the shingles sue and indeed an independent japanese news agency says the go on case is more complicated after his fourth arrest last week. yet charges which have been put against him this time are actually in many ways more serious you know previously you may recall he was essentially accused of underreporting his income to the stock exchange this time the prosecutors are saying that he directly embezzled money from nissan for his personal benefit and that of his wife essentially he used a shell game of of companies to transfer needs some money into his own accounts so this is a more serious round of accusations made by the prosecutors my analysis is that it's far more likely that this is part of a boardroom coup and that and that. claims that he's a century been set up doesn't make a lot of sense so for example. if there are if nissan's executives were concerned about his pay why did they never go to him and say we're concerned about your pay instead they immediately went to th

pain. >> thanks, michael. >>> time to get one last check on our weather. >> spencer christian is back witheezy. might not be quite so sunny tomorrow, though. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have a beautiful but breezy and getting cooler evening. overnight look for mostly clear skies. a few high clouds will begin moving through overnight. lows will drop into the upper 40s in the inlaened valleys and low 50s around the bay shoreline. tomorrow, as a few sprinkles move down along the coastline, we'll have high clouds under bright skies, breezy conditions. high temperatures will range from 60s around the coach to mid- to upper 60s inland. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have a nice warm-up on friday and saturday. mid- to upper 70s inland. low 70s around the bay. then we start to get a little cooler sunday and monday before temperatures bounce back tuesday and wednesday. the clouds moving through, there will be a little bit of moisture around. but it's unlikely that any measurable rain will fall. >> thank you so much, spencer. >>> the san jose sharks are gearing up for gam

caroline: overall, do you think willond side of the market not be painful? michaelink they are a little too fearful. maybe we are also looking at a weekend and they want to be positioned ahead of the weekend. next week, we get the monthly numbers for march which will show personal consumption and earnings. that should show some strength that may be reassuring and we get the latest inflation numbers as well. people were thinking the numbers would go down. maybe there was a bit of an overreaction and that will come through in next week's numbers. lisa: thank you so much, michael mckee. coming up, we will get more insight on the economy. we will speak with kevin hassett on bloomberg television. coming up, the point of no return. analysts struggle to see how 3m can get back to expanding margins. that is next in top calls. amazon beat the earnings expectations and excites investors with one-day shipping to prime members. the datacenter unit posting a yearly drop for the first time in nearly a decade. we will hear from the ceo with the latest. from new york, this is bloom

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michael j. fox and "family ties" and kirk cameron in "growing pains." those guys are funny.computers for the stage. in 1993 he moved to los angeles to pursue acting. >> i gave myself 11 years -- i don't know why 11 -- for three things, to be in a movie, to be in a movie that was large enough that it would play in my small hometown in modesto, and a large enough role that i don't have to tell my parents i'm the guy in the red shirt. >> reporter: two years in he checked all the boxes, making his film debut as an underachieving high school students in "national lampoon's senior trip." >> want to cut and go to a party? >> reporter: but the movie was not the career launchpad renner hoped it would be. for years he took small roles and worthed as a make-up artist -- worked as a make-up artist to make ends meet. >> i had a job at lancome cosmetics. awesome. >> reporter: how do you hang in for six years when you're not get the jobs you want? >> i was living by candlelight for many years. and you know, you don't have electricity, $5 a month, there were times when i might have been dep

michael busch. >>> this weekend gonzaga high schoolers will unveil an exhibit dedicated to a painful past. it chronicles the school's use of slaves. this also shows the school's determination to move forward together. our northern virginia bureau reporter david culver spoke with students today at his alma mater. >> reporter: gonzaga students and staff assembling the story boards some might hide from, but not these students. gonzaga seniors, part of a group of seven sdents who signed up for this project two years ago. >> they set aside all the fun ouff over the summer and focused something that was important for not just me but for the whole school. >> rtorter: no course credi provided. all of the research done on their own time involving summer and after school trips to georgetown university. combing through primary documents. used tng gonzaga which be known as the washington sem nary and was once part of georgetown relied heavily on enslaved lap enslav enslaved labor. >> the fact that it's uncomfortable makes it more important. >> georgetown university and the jesuit leadership revealed i

the same where michael jackson waslo remembered fng his death. >> my pain is for my 2-year-old that probably't remember how much his dad loved him. >> reporter: hussle's long-time girlfriend lauren london sharing her emotions.ee >> i you everywhere. i'm so grateful that i had you. i love yd bey this earth.nt and uil we meet again, the marathon continues.>> eferee: he had nothing but f l every gang member of southern california. >>. >> repor music stars paying tribute. along with hussle's parents and older brother - >> that was my little bro, man. i just try to do a as mu i could to lead a good example and make sure that he was good. >> reporter: the grammy nominated rapper was gunned down in front of his clothing store march 31st. the suspected killer whom police say had a personal dispute with hussle now in custody. hussle's killing set off a wave of mourning throughout los angeles and beyond. rapper and record label owner master p says hussle showed a new generation how to succeed in business while staying connected to the community. >> i think it's about to be imagined.at he even he's tou

painful hoax. that's what investigators are calling the case of a man claiming to be a missing illinois boy. officials say 23-year-old brian michael rini told them he was dmmothy pitzen, a coun kindergartener wappeared eight years ago. pitsen's mother took him on a roadtrip, died by su said the child was safe but would never be found. this week, rini told kentucky police he'd escaped from an ohio hotel after being held against his will for years. dna results showed rini was not telling the truth. >> appears to be a hoax or some person that's lyi about who he was. >> feel sorry for the young man who's obviously had a horrible time and felt the need to say he was one else. ininvestigators say rini is police custody but not under arrest. they say he does have a criminal record. >>> this morning, a calvert county community is coming together to support the victims of a deadly fire. a woman and her augranter were killed in chesapeake beach wednesday. several firefighters hurt, as well. officials tell us there's nothing suspicious about the fire. they plan to tear down wlats left of the four -- down what's left of the fourdeownhouses ro

michael baton was walking his dog and found her. >> it was hard. schoo she was unconscious but her body was very much in pains happened between 8:30 and 10:30. she is on life support. >> reporter: maybe somebody didn't see her because of the dark and drove away. >> we have no information beyond that of what would have hit her at the location going fast enough. >> reporter: her family is searching for answers but so far there are none, no witnesses, no surveillance video and to make it worse, she was helping care for her 32-year-old daughter. >> her special needs daughter. she just lost her father in the last six months and her mother was everything to her. at this point in the game to explain to her that her mom wouldn't remember who she is if she does live. >> she always used to work in her garage fiddling with things. >> reporter: neighbors are concerned that it happened on this safe, quiet road. >> right now it's a mystery. we don't know what happened. >> ian cole, bay area news. >> now a grandmother accused of killing her 3-year-old grandson. she made her first court appearance yesterday. she was charged

painful hoax. that's what investigators are calling the case of a man claimed to be a missing illinois boy. officials say 23-year-old brian michael rini told them he was timmothy pitzen, a kindergartner wh disappeared nearly eight years ago. pitsen's mother took him in a road trip of may of '11, died of suicide and left a note saying the child was safe but would never be found. pitzen said he escaped a hotelar being held for ayears. showed he wasn't telling the truth. >> this appears to be a hoax or some person that's obviously lying. >> feeloris for the young man who's obviously had a horrible time and felt the need to say he was someone else. >> investigators say rini is i police custody but not uer arrest. they also say he does have a criminal record. >>> this morning the calvert county community is coming together to support the victims of ay fire. a woman and her granddaughter were killed at chesapeake beach. officials are telling us t sre is nothipicious about the fire. they plan to tear down what's left of the four townhouses destroyed by flames. some of the families lost everything they own and need help g oting back thei

michael goodwin and i will discuss the appeal of socialism in this booming economy. what is the appeal. >>> and laguna beach, california, darwinism at work. some folks there say they can't bear the pain of seeing the american flag on those laguna beach cruisers. or they worry the american flag seems too aggressive, that perhaps illegal immigrants might be frightened by old glory on a cop car. we're joined tonight by a laguna resident. she'll tell us what all of this is really, really all about. stay with us, laguna beach. we'll try to answer what in the world is happening in your fair city. and yes, in a few other places in this country as well. >>> our top story tonight, what has president trump done for us lately. to hear alexandria ocasio-cortez and bernie sanders tell it, not enough. not nearly enough. and they're quite a pair. old socialist, young socialist and neither wants to talk about what's happening in venezuela and cuba while our economy roars. the president taking his message of economic growth and pos prosperity to minnesota. >> unemployment dropped to the lowest rate many for than 50 years. and you've heard me say it many many times. we've had the lowest rate in histor

pain when the pump tries to charge you for gas that you haven't received? that's what happened to one san francisco man. so he reached out to 7 on your side's michael finney for help. >> the chevron station at harrison and sixth in san francisco is a very busy place. it's where allen low often fills up his car. recently, he had an odd experience here. >> i put the gas pump in and went into the store expecting it to come back to have the car filled up and ready to go, and i came back. the nozzle stopped, but i noticed that the meter was still going and i took the nozzle out and it kept going. so i took a video of it. >> allen sent me his video through faceback so i can show it to you and find out what's going on. here is that video. notice there's no fuel coming out of that nozzle. now look above at the meter. the cost of the fuel and the amount of the fuel registered as being pumped just keeps going up. >> when i put it back it finally stopped. so i had to go and talk to them to see if they can give me a refund or something. they were able to give me about $5 estimate. so they weren't really sure and i wasn't really sure how much it went over. >> a

pain when the pump tries to charge you for gas you haven't even received. that's what happened to one san francisco man. he reached out to 7 on your side's michael finney for help. >> the chevron station at harrison and 6th in san francisco is a very busy place. it's where alan lowe often fills up his car. recently, he had an odd experience here. >> i put the gas pump in and went into the store expecting it to come back to have the car filled up and ready to go and i came back. the nozzle stopped, but i noticed that the meter was still going and i took the nozzle out and it kept going, and i took the video of it. allen sent me the video through facebook so i can show it to you and find out what's going on. here is that video. notice there's no fuel coming out of that nozzle. now look above at the meter. the cost of the fuel registered as being pumped, just keeps going up. >> when i put it back, it finally stopped. so i had to go and talk to them to see if they can give me a refund or something, but yeah, they were able to give me about a $5 estimate. so they weren't really sure and i wasn't sure now much they went over. >> alan did great advocat

pain when the gas pump tries to charge you for fuel you didn't get. >> yeah, that's just infuriating. it's what happened to one san francisco man who, of course, reached out to michaelght word. this guy is looking at a gas pump meter that is racking up charges while no gas is being pumped. the chevron station at harrison and sixth in san francisco is a very busy place. it's where alan lowe often fills up his car. recentry, he had an odd experience here. >> i put the gas pump in and went into the store and expecting it to come back to have the car filled up, ready to go. i came back and the nozzle stopped, but i noticed that the meter was still going. so, i took the nozzle out and it kept going. so, i took a video of it. >> reporter: alan sent me his video through facebook so i could show it to you and find out what's going on. here is that video. notice there's no fuel coming out of that nozzle. now, look above at the meter. the cost of the fuel and the amount of the fuel registered as being pumped just keeps going up. >> when i put it back, it finally stopped. so, i had to go in and talk to them and just see if they could give me a refund or something. but, they we

michael quarry. >> my son loved this car. >> reporter: it's one of the last tangible reminders he had of his youngest son dustin. >> we haven't decided what we're going to do with it. i know it's painful, but it does have some pleasant memories to it also. >> reporter: almost two years agon july of 2017 dustin was murdered in the driver'sseat. >> this is the bullet hole right here. >> reporter: his father says he went to buy a gun from kalik and darius john thton. bo were charged with his usmurder. dari case went to trial. a hung jury led to a mistrial. on friday a judge ordered him to be released on house arrest until he'sried again in november. for corey and his family it was a devastating blow in their fight towards justle. >> we f terrible and my kid's mom, dustin's mom, she's been home congressdepressed all week >> i spoke with legal experts who sai prosecutors had a chance to make their case and jurors weren't convinced. placing a murder suspect on house arrest in this situation isn't unheard of. that means for now dustin ami can only wait and hope for a different verdict in november. >> i don't understand why this guy, if he's not been found nothing, he's not acquitted of his c

talking on what michael was just discussing, how much is 3m representative of the broader industrial story and how much is it idiosyncratic with particular points of painre trying to figure out. it spooked the market when you had 3m come out with such disappointing organic growth numbers. the question for me is these trends are not new. they did not cut costs fast enough to keep up with the slackening of demand. that does not make a lot of sense because these are not challenges that rose out of the blue. i do think their execution issues, automation issues that are idiosyncratic. david: and they monitor it adequately? i asked him if he was surprised and that raises questions, can they monitor going forward to know what the demand is? brooke: this is the fifth guidance cut for 3m in a year. it is natural short cycle business, but that is really disappointing, especially not what you want to see under a new ceo. they have to get a handle on their guidance and being able to more conservatively forecast it. lisa: one thing we were talking about with 3m's ceo is that technology and the auto sector have been struggling the most with respect to china. he said

that could be very painful for president trump because it suggests a direct financial gain for companies linked with him and with michaeleeks in the role. very interesting, weeks in the role. very interesting, we shall look out for that. thanks so we shall look out for that. thanks so much for coming in and sharing your thoughts and insights. thank you. north korea says it no longer wants us secretary of state mike pompeo to play any part in nuclear talks between the two countries. government officials said he should be replaced by someone ‘more mature'. it comes after north korea claimed to have test—fired a new "tactical guided weapon" with a "powerful warhead". it's the first test of this kind since talks between north korean leader kim jong—un and donald trump ended without agreement in february. last week, mr kim said president trump needed to have the "right attitude" for talks to continue. bradley welsh, one of the actors in the film, trainspotting two, has died, after being found seriously injured, following reports of a shooting in edinburgh last night. the forty—two—year—old played a gangland figure in the fil

pain that could bring. the interesting thing if you listen to all of those comments that you just played, jean—claude juncker, michael on the level of criticism of the uk. this is something that wasn't even heard two weeks ago. it really tells you that eu patients on this site is running very thin. and that is important because on the end of next week, friday next week, is the date we are heading for. the uk leaves the eu on the 12th of april. that is the current base case scenario. unless parliament can agree something and the government as well in the uk can agree something to come back to the uk to ask for an extension. but it is in the eu's gift to grant that or not, and the uk has to make up its mind fast. lets explore the economic dimension of brexit a little more. one important bit of context here is that germany's manufaturing sector has hit a 6 year low. italy and france are also in decline. here's the data on an economic indicator known as the purchasing managers' index — it shows the downturn in manufacturing across the eurozone. this is the steepest decline since the peak of the eurozone's debt crisis in