shepherd and we're offering that out as an upper stage as well and put that version of upper stage on a new glenner customers as well same with the be-4 we've offered it to ula and whoever else will come out and say they need a new engine. >> when is ula going to make the decision when will we hear the announcement >> we think it's very soon and we hope we're getting to the end of thor in yagts we are demonstrating all the characteristics for their vehicles and it's performing very well. >> you mentioned reusability and the part that plays within this rocket engine. >> yeah. >> reusability i know jeff bezos who is the creator of blue origin has talked a lot about this and how the economics around future space travel hinge on that. what does that mean from a blue origin's standpoint? >> for a couple different things one, this engine getting back to it, is really one of the key technologies that makes reusability actually work. i mean it would be like having an expensive car and then throwing it away every time you drive it it would be very expensive to do that if you have the most expensive part o

news. who did glenn play in the 2004 movie the aviator? >> jean harlow. >> that's right, diane. >>> san francisco department of public works confiscated 61 more dockless electric scooters off the streets today. last week 66 of the e-bikes were taken after complaints they were blocking public sidewalks. many people complained they're a nuisance when not parked safely. we saw one stuck in a tree in jackson square yesterday. the board of supervisors voted to require the scooter share programs to seek permits for their vehicles. >> well, if you or someone you know has an iphone, we have an important warning tonight about a dangerous new vulnerability. abc7 breaks down what this means to you. when you plug in your phone, you may see a pop-up asking whether you want to trust this computer or allow this device to access photos and videos. perhaps you've seen this. if you choose trust or allow, it enables an attacker to potentially gain control of your phone and all of its data, even after you unplug. any device could be affected. so, it's importa

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and dow jones news wire's chief editor glenn hall is here.onny jackson could be the subject of a motley crue song. they say he's dr. feel good. >> this is politics. only one hand you have a president who is prone to nominate people he's comfortable with who may be unconventional candidates. on the other hand we are in a mid-term election cycle than is extra cute any and opportunity for democrats to poke holes in nominees. i think if these two things collide and create acontinues that may not have existed under other circumstances. kennedy: how did he make it into the white house if he has all these peck dill ohs on his -- all these on his farm. >> the democrats want to win. they want to tell president trump no. but for them to be able to turn him down and build on that and take out pompeo, this is something they can deliver back to their base. kennedy: the obstruction comes with some of the lower court judges. this one is interesting. because i think we are getting caught up in some of the details of ronyy jackson's life that maybe should hav

there's the intercept if you will look at that kind of news from the glenn greenwald perspective. ere's alternet. there's all sorts of news sources out there that are trying to dig into stories that they feel are unreported in the mainstream. >> 200 of those outlets are being censored. that shooting today, 200 outlets, some of them bad, some of them good, have had their outlets taken down by yahoo!. isn't that censorship? should we allow that sort of thing? there are some good outlets that are lumped with bad just because they didn't comport with government narratives. they were taken out. >> i think we've addressed the question to some degree. probably not to your satisfaction but i want to get to more students if you don't mind. >> my name's alisa teri. i'm studying spanish in journalism. at one point if any is a journalists responsibility to step in may see another journalist organization acting unethically? >> can you give me an example? >> when you see a story that is reported or underreported in a way that should be breaking that is entering into opinions. >> this is a really

. >> buying has this burned out home and asking price is cheaper than buying a new house in willow glenn. one of the main selling price in silicon valley is the proximity of high tech employment. this is near the proposed google village. >> buyers are trading money for time, all of the time now, so that they can be closer to their employment. >> the latest numbers in santa clara county showed the median price for a single family home was $1.400 when 876 are up for sale, that's 22% less than last year. >>> 6:52 on the clock. the department of justice is set to argue against holding back money for sanctuary cities. c1 >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 6:56. alden smith is due in court today. he was arrested friday for violating a condition concerning electronic monitoring for previous cases. smith has faced several runins with the law, including allegations of domestic violence, dui, and vandalism. >>> a disturbing sighting by a ktvu viewer prompted an investigation. the viewer sent the pictures of the dead marine mammal washed ashore yesterday. it's wrapped in rope, and the viewer s

facebook routinely suppressed conservative stories from trending news, including stories about mitt romney, including stories about glennk, to a great many americans that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias. do you agree with that assessment? >> senator, let me say a few things about this. first, i understand where that concern is coming from, because facebook and the tech industry are located in silicon valley which is an extremely left-leaning place. this is actually a concern that i have and that i try to root out. the company is making sure that we don't have any bias in the work that we do. and i think it is a fair concern. there are people in russia whose job it is to try to exploit our systems and other internet systems and other systems as well. this is an arms race. they're going to keep on getting better at this, and we need to invest in keeping on getting better at this too. >> reporter: last year facebook estimated that 146 million americans saw russian-linked content during the election. lawmakers blasted the company for not doing more to stop it. saying that companies like his had been give

glenn neighborhood. the realtor says they expect the new owner to tear down the house and then rebuild. >>> the time is 4:23. the oakland coliseum will be packed tonight. the a's are hosting a free game for the fans tonight. they offered free tickets months ago to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their first game ever at the coliseum. they say that 70,000 people have rsvped to be there at tonight's game against the white sox. it is expected to be the largest attended game in bay area history. the last record for the a's was back in june 2004 when 55,000 fans that showed up to watch the a's play the giants. even with the tarps removed from the third deck and mounted davis, there are only 65,000 seats available. it is first-come, first-served. anyone turned away will be given a free ticket for a future game. arcing gates open at noon. season ticket holders will be led into the stadium at 3:30. the rest of the fans will be allowed in at 4:30. section 106 and 128 have been reserved for season-ticket holders. coming up on 8:00, we will be joined in the studio for mornings on 2 with what you need to know for

glenn hall, dow jones news wire editor, ceo and found irv 32 advisors. monica, let me start with you. the market -- we came off the lows for the day, but it was pretty clear an abundance of things concerning wall treat. but it's all a negative reaction. >> first day of the second quarter and the news is about to create jitters. corporations do well with the trade agreements that don't do well with donald trump constituents. charles: he said there would be repercussions if president trump pushed back against our unfair trade deals with steel and aluminum. we are talking intellectual property and trade secrets. hundreds of millions annually. >> it was completely chaotic. there was no policy directive. you are challenging nafta, amazon, it's a regulatory rule you have to be profitable. charles: the trade war with china is not factual, or the theft of intellectual property is not factual? >> let's focus on the theft of intellectual property. let's not make it about aluminum and steel. charles: we have them working on the list. >> what happened today? 125 plu

wait sorry actually fox news of all places featured voices of peace in tucker carlson and glenn greenwald they were on tuesday night discussing peace before bombs and syria. you know it's so weird day when tucker carlson glenn greenwald and tyrell been tara actually all agree on something together when that day comes you know it's time to start watching the hawks. what. it looks like. it's like. the bottom. like you said i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the what the world and on top of the lala and sarah did you ever think that you would be right in line. agreeing politically. with tucker carlson of fox news no no no no no but you know tucker has been the weird ag this last year he's actually there's a bit of two things i've actually you know seen eye to eye with talk of which is one of those moments where you have to step back and say as the whole world gone mad. but you know what he made a great point on syria made a great point on the chemical weapons strike you know that we don't know what was responsible for this i mean the government tells us all it's assad it's assad assad well

new details on an ikea store coming to dublin, releasing new renderings of the shopping center planned for the site. you're looking at the glenna shopping center that has room for 92,000 retail in addition to the ikea itself. major design changes announced last year after community protest. it should be open some time in 2020. ikea plans to garner community reaction to the updated plan at a meeting on april 7th. >>> easter may technically be over but the party continued this morning at the white house. the way hundreds of children helped the first family celebrate the holiday. >>> he's feeding the pigeons. >> one is on his hand. >> next "right this minute." >>> some holiday fun at the white house. hundreds of kids took part in the annual easter egg roll presided over by president trump and the first lady. the kids did their best to push the eggs across a damp lawn using wooden spoons. they sat down and did some coloring with the first couple. >> i want to really thank the first lady, melania, who has done an incredible job. she worked so hard on this event. i want to thank you. . >> did you see the rabbit standing next to them

wait sorry actually fox news of all places featured voices of peace in tucker carlson and glenn greenwald they were on tuesday night discussing peace before bombs in syria. you know it's so weird day when tucker carlson glenn greenwald and tyrell been terra actually all agree on something together when that day comes you know it's time to start watching the hawks. you. want to. get the feel like real that this would be the last to leave the bottom if you. like you know what i got. this. week so. welcome everyone to watch the world and on top of the lala and sara did you ever think that he would be right in line. agreeing politically. with tucker carlson of fox news no no no no but you know a weird this last year he's actually there's been through things i've actually you know.

they've released the new renderings for the site. it's dubbed the glenn. it has room for 92,000 feet of retail and 340,000 square foot ikea. major design changes were announced after community protests. the glenn should be open at i-580 and haciendhacienda. in 2020. there's a meeting april 7 ft. >>> little caesars giving out free pizza because, quote, crazy happened. >> the chain said it would offer free lunch combos if a 16th seed beat a number one seed during march madness. university of maryland baltimore county beat virginia last month. today little caesars is keeping its promise. it's good from 11:30 to 1:00 p.m. pizza, pizza. >> it's time to spring clean your beauty routine. what to get rid of. >>> a data breach. >>> here's rob marciano with a look at what's ahead on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. >>> good morning. coming up on gma, a messy commute for millions this morning as an april snowstorm moves across the country. plus, we'll track the new deep freeze on its way and what you can expect weatherwise. that, plus we have an exclusive clip of

will the impact be on the global currency market and joining us from the floor of the new york stock exchange. glenn wynn when this is a first area to look at when we get the threats back and forth, especially when they lap after the stock market is closed and it has been sell the dollar why is that the trade when trade tensions heat up >> well, when you are the country the source of all these tensions and turmoil, it is hard to make a case for buying your assets i'm not saying it is a disaster for the dollar, for u.s. assets but to me there is no compelling reason there is one thought that there is tariffs in the u.s., prices will go up and the fed will be hiking more. but i don't buy that we've had officials saying, look a trade war is uncertainty in the economic out look. so it is ral -- really not much to hang your hat on in the dollar rally in the aspect. >> but here is the thing, when they cut taxes and it was good for the economy, we didn't see a strong dollar reaction i was confused by that i thought we would see an even stronger dollar until this whole trade situation -- and it didn't seem

wait sorry actually fox news of all places featured voices of peace in tucker carlson and glenn greenwald they were on tuesday night discussing peace before bombs in syria. you know it's so weird day when tucker carlson and glenn greenwald tyrell the terror actually all agree on something together when that day comes you know it's time to start watching the hawks. you. want to. get the. real thing this week. as you try to pull out of it. like you know what i got. this. week so. welcome aboard the what parts of the world and on top of the law list and if you ever think that you would be right in line. agreeing politically. with tucker carlson of fox news no no no no no but you know talkers been a little weird this last year he's actually there's been through things i've actually you know seen eye to eye with talk of which is one of those moments where you have to step back and say as the whole world gone mad. but you know what he made a great point on syria the great point on the chemical weapons strike you know that we don't know what was responsible for this i mean the government tells u

seen the power of the impact of an advertiser boycott against fox news for what laura ingram has done before that o'reilly before that glennbeck rush limbaugh lost all his brand advertisers on radio because people have taken control of their media and they are using their media their social media to rally against the big guy and frankly information has been commodity when you say the evening news it sounds arcane you already know the news by evening it out and on your phone all day as you said in the w p p story. a moment ago every ad dollar is now under the microscope and money is not leaking but flowing from legacy of media to digital so there is a desperation to the legacy media in general and maybe sinclair is trying to do it bottled water they're going to flavor it and maybe they are taking a fox news type stance to try and bond these roseann viewers we'll see if it works but they've had a rough week as you saw from that stock price yeah well i mean it seems to me they do have the ability and they certainly have the right to do it but boy you hate to lose that trust that you have in the local anchors you do rely upon

truly and purposely suppressed stories from trending news, including stories about sea pack and met romney and the irf scandal. stories about glenn beck. in addition to that, facebook has initially shut down down te chick-fil-a appreciation day page blocked posts of fox news reporters, has blocked over two dozen catholic pages and most recently, blocked trump supporters page with 1.2 million facebook followers after determining their contact and brand were "unsafe to the community." to a great many americans, that appears to be of pervasive pattern of political bias, do you agree with that statement? >> let me say a few things about this. first, i understand where that concern is coming from because facebook and the tech industry are located in silicon valley which is an extreme a left-leaning place. i think it's a concern that i have and i try to root out in the company, making sure that we don't have any bias in the work that we do and i think it is a fair concern that people would wonder about it. >> are you aware of any page that has been taken down for planned parenthood? >> senator, i'm not, but let me -- >> how about moveo

glenn , kpix5. >> we will have more on the draft picks coming up at 6:00.>>> all-new, we showed you the disturbing reality of drug users openly shooting up at a bart station. we take you to the people in charge to ask how they could let this get so bad? >>> the chill has arrived and it will be with us for the next four days. no one is hitting 70 degrees until tuesday. 64 in livermore. 56 in san francisco. 63 in santa rosa. the catalyst for this is the picture, the ocean. the flow from the ocean is getting stronger. widespread low cloud cover. concord at 49. mountain view at 50. santa rosa at 47. radar may be a bit active. north of santa rosa and north of st. helena. no widespread rain in the bay area this weekend but some showers early on saturday in the far north bay. monster jam saturday night at levi stadium where the weather should be pleasantly chilly. 62 at the beginning of the event. cooling off for the 50s rapidly. the counter clockwise swirl. this area of low pressure spinning off toward the west. there is the critical number. the ocean temperature west of san francisco, 54.1 degrees. the

routinely suppressed conservative stories from trending news, including stories about cpac and mitt romney and the lowest learner irs scandal, stories about glennon, facebook has initially set down the chick-fil-a appreciation day page, blocked a post of a fox news reporter. has blocked over two dozen catholic pages and most recently blocked trump supporters diamond and silks page after determining their content and brand were "unsafe to the community." to a great many americans, that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias. do you agree with that assessment? >> senator, let me say a few things about this. first, i understand without concern is coming from because facebook and the tech industry are located in silicon valley which is an extremely left-leaning place. this is actually a concern i have and that i try to root out in the company, making sure we don't have any bias in the work we do. >> sean: diamond and silk unsafe to the community? it's ridiculous. we will have more on this and so much more tomorrow. stay with the fox news channel. continuing coverage, watching the events unfolding in syria. remember, this show will alwa

new some policy issues that impact too. on tuesday morning we'll talk about u.s. military action against syria. glenn will talk about the farm bill and propose changes to the snap program. chris edwards will discuss tax policy. watch live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> british prime minister mr. theresa may talked about the airstrikes in syria. you'll find her full remarks on c-span.org. here's a portion. >> were cooperating with our partners to alleviate further humanitarian suffering. this was a limited targeted strike which is being used before. a decision which uses the evaluation of intelligence much of which information cannot be shared. the government has the right tech quickly and the government's interests. it is parliament's responsibility to hold me to account and parliament will do so. it's my responsibility to make these decisions. [applause] >> i believe the action was legally questionable. on saturday they set as much reiterating that all countries must act in line with united nations which state action must be a self-defense are authorized by the united nations security

facebook had routinely repressed stories from trending news, including stories about seo pack and the lowest lorne or irs and including stories about glennly sat down beautiful a appreciation day page. has blocked a post of a fox news reporter, has blocked about two doesn't have the pages and has re ce ntly doesn't have the pages and has recently blocked a time support a puzzling page with 1.2 million facebook followers, after determining their content and brand where quote unsafe to the community. to be great many of americans, that appears to be a pretty pattern of political bias. do you agree? let me say a few things about this. first, i understand where that concern is coming from because facebook and the tech industry are located in silicon valley, which is an extremely left leaning place. this is a concern that i have and that i try to root out of the company, making sure that we don't have any bias in the work that we do and i think it is a fair concern that people would... let me ask you this. are you aware of the penny had or page tugendhat from planned parenthood ? penny had or page tugendhat from planned parenthood? tunica had

live in glenn ellen, laura antinglyny. >> do stay with abc 7 news for kinning coverage of the north bayiechlds six months later. we'll have coverage all week long. coming up at 5:00, the viral song. we will have more on that. >>> all right now back to mark zuckerberg's second and final day of testimony on capitol hill. robert ever hart is an assistant professor at santa clara university business school and joining me now. if you have to give mr. zuckerberg a grade since you >> i'd give him a b minus. i think i did quite well. he stayed on message. he didn't argue with the congressman very much. and kept his cool. but i don't think he addressed the concerns people have about sending information to facebook, that being networked with all friends and sent back to them to give them a political message. i don't think he addressed the worries and concerns people have about it. >> if a b mine sus a good grade in your book i want to take your classes but it seemed a bit more contention issues than yesterday. some of that it political pos touring because it's televised but how much was because o

gizmodo reported facebook routinely suppressed conservetive stoorries if tending news, about cpac, about mitt romney, about glenn beck. in addition to that facebook has nitially shut down the chick-fil-a appreciation page, blocked posts of a fox news reporter. blocked over two dozen catholic pages and most recently blocked trump supporters diamond and silk's page with 1. million facebook followers after determining their content and brand were, quote, unsafe to the community. to a great many americans that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias. do you agree with that assessment? zip senator let me say a few things about this. first, i understand where that concern is coming from because facebook and the tech industry are located in silicon valley which is an extremely left-leaning place. this is actually a concern that i have in that i -- and i try to root out in the company is making sure we deponent have any bias in the work we do and i think it is a fair concern that people would wonder about. mr. cruz: are you aware of any ad or page that's been taken down from planned parenthood? mr. zuckerber

news tonight, an exciting night for the oakland a's. they beat the best team in baseball with a no hitter. >> vern glenn is breaking it down. >> you know what 12 years ago, he's this 14-year-old kid, and he tossed a five anyoning no hitter, that's -- inning no hitter, that's little league though, and now a big league game against the red sox. let's take you to the ninth. two outs, ramirez at the plate. >> it's a no hitter! it's a no hitter! that's the best team in baseball, an absolutely sensational performance. >> seventh no hitter in oakland history for sean, and 12th in franchise history. >> there was also a call there too. >> yes, simeon dropped the ball, and they thought that was an error, but it was overturned, and some zany stuff happened. we have complete highlights later in the show. >> all right, thank you. >>> well new at 11:00, drunk driving is already a problem, but now law inners foment has to deal -- enforcement has to deal with people driving stoned. >> reporter: trey wilson is visiting from atlanta where recreational marijuana isn't legal, and while he's in southern california, he says two things don't mix. weed and ta

stories from trending news, including stories about cpac, including stories about mitt romney, including stories about the lois learner irs scandal. including stories about glenn beck. in addition to that facebook has initially shut down the chick fillet appreciation day page, has blocked a post fox news reporter. has blocked over two dozen catholic pages, and most recently blocked trump supporters diamond and silk's page with 1.2 million facebook followers after determining their content and brand were, quote: unsafe to the community. to a great american americans, that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias. do you agree with that assessment? >> senator, let me say a few things about this. first, i understand where that concern is coming from because facebook in the tech industry is located in silicon valley which is extremely left leaning place. this is actually a concern that i have and try to root out of the company is making sure that we don't have any bias in the work that we do and i think this is a fair concern that people would wonder about. >> let me ask this question. are you aware of any ad or page that has been taken down from planne

and also vern glenn with the oakland a's , breaking down the next series against the golden nights. y jelly beans... today v that will be on the 11:00 news tonight. [ music ] day! jelly bell >>> buttered popcorn, and licorice. jelly belly also makes some...int if you love jellybeans today is the day for you because it is national jellybean day. jelly belly says america's top that's it at five. laborers, barry cherry, buttered popcorn and licorice, jelly belly also makes some interesting flavors including barf, sticky socks, a on cbs-sf-dot-com. rotten eggs and canned dog food. yes, they do have those. [ laughter ] we will see you back here ♪ ♪ at 6:00 for a full hour of news, thank you for watching. [ music ] >> quijano: mass shooting at a fiffle house. a half-naked gunman opens fire with an assault-style rifle. at least four are dead. the customer being hailed as a airo. >> i saw my opportunity, my window, so i took it. >> quijano: also tonight, the suicide bombing in afghanistan. dozens are dead. isis claims responsibility. president trump's busy weekend on twitter, defending michael cohen, bashing james comey, and weighing in on north

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 newsty ) ( marty )a big earthquake hitting the bay area again is a matter of when, not if. people who study quakes are looking at ways for emergency personal to better respond to a quake. this new digital seismograph is an accele- rometer... which measures ground motion accereration. it's part of a network of 70- such machines in the bay area that transmits the data it collects back to u-s-g-s. it gathers information minutes after an earthquake strikes and uploads it to the shakes map tool. the warmer or hotter the color... the stronger the shaking was scientists say these instruments will help create a clearer picture of the seismic activity affect... the next time a big one hits. ( marty )today is earth day... but bay area residents celebrated early on saturday. kron 4's michelle kingston was at san francisco's city hall..

news and policy issues that impact you. tuesday morning, john garamendi will join us to talk about u.s. military action against syria. pennsylvania republican congressman glenn thompson will talk about the farm bill and changes to the snap program. chris edwards will discuss tax policy. "atch "washington journal, joined the discussion. our landmark cases series continues in a moment. tonight, the supremert

had purposely and routinely suppressed stories from trending news, including stories about cpac, mitt romney, the lerner irs scandal and glenn beck in addition to that, facebook initially shut down the chick-fil-a appreciation day page, blocked a post of a fox news reporter, blocked over two dozen catholic pages and blocked trump supporters diamond and silks page with 1.2 million facebook followers determining their content and brand were, quote, unsafe to the community to many americans, that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias do you agree with that >> senator, let me say a few things about this. first, i understand where that concern is coming from because facebook in the tech industry are located in silicon valley, an extremely left leaning place, and this is actually a concern that i have and that i try to root out in the company is making sure that we don't have any bias in the work that we do, and i think it is a fair concern that people would -- >> so let me ask this. >> now - >> are you aware of any ad or page that has been taken down from planned parenthood? >> senator, i'm not, but let me just - >>

new pbs program, "in principle." hosts michael gerson and amy holmes speak with talk show host glenn beck and conservativm book publishjis about how to bridge the current political divide. watch "in principle," coming up tonight on pbs. on pbs newshour weekend saturday, what's driving a growing nuer of black families to educate their children at home. that's tomorrow night on pbs newshour weekend. and that's the newshr for tonight. i'm john yang. ve a great weekend. thank you, and good night. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been pvid by: >> kevin. >> kevin! >> kevin. >> financial services firm raymond james. >> babbel. a language program that teaches real-life conversations in a new language, like spanish, french, german, italian, and more. >> consumer cellular. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the william and flora hewlett foundation. for more than 50 years, advancing ideas and supporting institutions to promote a better world. at www.hewlett.org. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and friends of the newsh

new pbs program in principle. here are the co-hosts with a look also what to expect. >> tonight we explore bridging ivthe politicale and fostering conferrings. >> my co-host asks glenn beck about his role in creating a divided nation. >> do you feel that there was any moment that you were cranking up the volume to g nose ratings? >> no, not intentionally. >> a fasciting interview, next. robert: "in principle" airs fridays at 8:30 p.m. on thisbs station. have a great weekends. i'm robt costa. >> funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today and research the technologies of tomorrow. some call them veterans. we call them part of our team. >> additional funding is provided by -- >> american cruise lines, proud porn of "washington week." >> newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food producto t charity and nourishing the common goods. the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation. koo and patricia yuen for the yo yen foundation. committed to bridging cultural differens in differens in ou ( traffic, car horns honking ) narrator: if people know anything about this n

glenn, let me start with you this is a market that built up momentum all day long to that late news, and was it because of this block of saber rattling or perhaps maybe this economic forum which is supposedly bigger than even davos that provides the platform for xi to show he's serious about being a real player. >> the markets tumbled last week on the uncertainty and fear about what the trade war might mean. and today we saw over the weekend the administration walking back from the tough talk saying we don't expect there to be a trade war. we are in talks. and the president calmed things with his tweets. the expectation that you xi would make a major announcement at this point are overblown. we'll probably see the markets swing again if they don't get any hints out of the meeting. charles: larry kudlow and company, are they finding a way to keep wall street feeling comfortable enough that it won't be the biggest issue of the day? >> i think wall street is eager for any reassurance on this. ultimately it's going to be what china can get away with. one of the most of interesting report

glenn and his son want the entire family to move back to their property. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." up next -- >> holy crap. no, i didn't do that. >> your truck was totally not in the lane. >> totally not in the lane. >> express lanes are supposed to get you there faster. but are you being billed for something you didn't do? more than $1 million in mistakes, next. >>> plus -- >> how you might be able to take action the day you get into the hospital. i'm investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. tak downtown sj from communications hill >>> your time now is 7:28. it is april 1st, 2018, easter sunday. a live look right now at downtown san jose from our camera on top of communications hill, looking to be an absolutely beautiful spring day out there. thank you so much for waking up with us, good morning. i'm vicky nguyen. meteorologist rob mayeda is here with the microclimate forecast. it's beautiful out there. >> it was like a summertime microclimate forecast yesterday, with almost 80 inland. today it will be cooler. mid-40s to star

news a policy issues that about you. johng up this morning, garamendi will join us at aqaba u.s. military action against syria on the increased tensions with russia. the pennsylvania republican congressman glenn thompson will talk about the farm bill have changes to the step program. also, chris edwards of the cato institute will discuss tech policy. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. this morning. join the discussion. >> california governor jerry brown has challenged the trump administration on a couple of issues, including sending national guard troops to the border, climate change, and environmental policy. governor brown will be the national press club this morning. live coverage begins at 8:30 a.m. on c-span2. the u.s. pacific command and north american aerospace defense command take questions. the can find was events on c-span.org and with the free c-span radio app. this weekend, live coverage on book tv of the 22nd annual festival of books. starting saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern with journalist jorge romo's in his book "stranger: the challenge of a latino immigrant in the trumpcare a," and k trump era," sarin david corn, "russian roulette." then another boo

suppressed conservative stories from trending news, including stories about cpac and including stories about myth romney and the lows lerner irs scandal and stories will glenn beck. in addition to that, facebook has initially shut down the chick-fil-a appreciation day page, has blocked a post of a fox news report. has blocked over two dozen catholic pages and most recently blocked trump supporters diamond and silk's page with 1.2 million facebook followers after terming their content and brand were, quote, unsafe to the community. to a great many americans that appears to be a pervasive pattern of political bias. do you agree with that assessment? >> senator, let me say a few things about this. first, i understand where that concern is coming from because facebook and the tech industry are located in silicon valley which is an extremely left-leaning place. this is actually a concern that i have and that i try to root out the company is making sure that we don't have any bias in the work that we do, and i think it is a fair concern that people would at least wonder about. >> are you aware of any ad or page that has been taken down from planned parenthood? >>

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news (jrs) coming up -- the federal aviation administration is ordering all airlines to inspect engines similar to the one that killed a woman... the new guidelines airlines must follow... coming up. (jrs) plus -- workplace safety regulators say they are investigating incidents at tesla's factory... how tesla officials are responding. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with e

west into a new war with not just assad but with russia and iran joining me in the arena to debate this lake a columnist for bloomberg view who specializes in national security matters and glenn greenwald the pulitzer prize winning author and co-founder of the intercept thank you both for joining me up front let me start with you when chemical weapons are repeatedly deployed in syria the international community led by the united states can't sit back and do nothing can it. right so this idea that the united states or its allies to engage in military actions for humanitarian purposes was a major part of the case of the iraq war obviously there are other arguments but the idea that saddam and gassed his own people that he was suppressing his own people that were coming to liberate the iraqis that was an important part of the arguments lots of people were making back in two thousand to two thousand and three and i don't think that turned out very well for the people reportedly trying to help the same is true when it came time for the intervention in libya we claim that we were going to help the libyan people by freeing them from gadhafi we killed gadhafi and then paid very littl

in the stock >> come back and talk to us about housing in the stock glenn, thank you, nice to see you. >> always a good smile >> a newf the one and done rule for college baublg players the only problem is that it is an nba rule, eric? >> good to see you condoleezza rice led this committee for college basketball started after the fbi investigation in the bribery allegations about wiretaps, coaches that got indicted for all kinds of financial adviser scandals they were asking everyone else to fix what they were doing. she asked the nba to get rid of their one and done rule. she wanted to keep all the shoe companies out of youth basketball she felt like all that money was coming into the support and corrupting everybody. everyone else is making ncaa basketball bad she recommended they have stricter punishments this is going to start a big conversation about how pro leagues, school leagues, shoe companies, players, agents, parents, all -- how do they get along. >> if coaches get busted for what, recruiting violations? >> paying money to get recruits. paying investment advisers to move recruits around >> the one and done

voiceover, they told me to pick a memorable news breaking experience though i think it's, you should watch the whole series. >> they did this for john glenn who was in the journalist for 27 years and it follows her career and it shows what goes into running these stories and the diligence and the sourcing and the mechanics of how the story comes together and it shows this is not, you know, us just picking a random phone call or trusting a source that we shouldn't be trusting. >> .. show people how journalism is made, the more i think we build trust in it. as the new york times is done promos showing people on a shaky boat in the photographer has the refugee. a kind of glamorous escape. it is a true aspects but i think walking through people and explaining and one thing -- acrylic everywhere i go and speak about trust in meter there will be very smart people in the audience are just journalists who have really strange ideas about what we do. always say to me, happy new year's anonymous sources, you don't even know those people are? like someone is calling me over the receiver saying i have a hot tip for you and i am writing it down like a

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news (steve)tonight:we're learning that a shooting threat was made against youtube in the aftermath of a gunman opening fire there. san bruno police say that it was an online threat - and it warned of other shootings. investigators were able to track down the source. they say it was made by someone under 18 -- and was not a credible threat. no word yet on whether criminal charges will be filed. (grant) new at ten: (grant) new at ten: police dashcam video has been released showing a devastating home explosion in texas earlier this month.the blast occurred after authorities say a driver slammed into a gas line after his brakes failed.gas apparently built up in the home...ignited and exploded... sending officers scrambling for cover.three people inside the home were injured, one of them critically, but they are expected to recover.police arrested the driver on a charge of not having a driver's license.two officers suffered minor injuries. (grant)a tennessee school employee is being investigat

glenn. here comes mr. trump, who is from nework, the boroughs, and represents a holy thought. -- a whole new thought. he takes us to the days of calvin coolidge, which is business is the american way. american business is business. i think the voters have put mr. trump and because it's an economic boon. it has nothing to do with the parties. --i thomas jefferson said, it's like thomas jefferson said, "parties divide the people." senators are just jealous as hell. host: comments on the facebook page with a lot of you weighing in on facebook.com/c-span,' . fromays, "the party going primarily neocon run to populist nationalist. wake me up when the dnc schism ends." jack dunn says, "get the pro-fake more monsters and republican party. elect all anti-fake more candidates, even democrats independence." "get on the trump train or get off." michael says, it's always been trump's party and now they are no longer hiding how hateful they are. noel is joining us. welcome to the conversation. caller: that's correct. thanks for having me on.

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news(steve)(steve) (steve) an east bay cafe says they were robbed at gunpoint saturday night. it's the second time in recent months the rawr coffee bar which is attached to the cat town shelter. the cat town cafe partners with the rawr coffee bar to let patrons play with kittens while having coffee. they say they were robbed saturday night by a man who came in and threatened employees...before getting away with cash. last month ...someone smashed the window of the cat shelter... sending the animals running as the burglar walked past to the cafe. that time the thief did not get away with anything. (vicki) relief is coming for north bay commuters. on friday-- a new lane will open on the richmond-san rafael bridge. the shoulder in the eastbound direction will become a third traffic lane during peak traffic. the third lane will be open from 2:00 p-m until 7:00 p-m seven days a week. (steve) a new report says hamful ozone levels are threatening the health of tens of thousands of bay area reside

sound from: glenn pomeroy - california earthquake authority" it's just homes before 1979 that is really bad and need to be checked " in berkeley gabe slate kron 4 news (grant) and don't forget...we have a special earthquake section on kron4.com. there... you will find a map of the latest quakes to hit the bay area. we also have information on what you should do when an earthquake hits-- as well as what you should have in your earthquake kits at home and in the car. it's all on kron4-dot com. (vicki) coming up on kron4 news at nine... it's been little over a month since the hart family's s-u-v plunged off a mendocino county cliff... and tonight a family friend is speaking out about the ordeal... (grant) plus... a teen in the north plus... a teen in the north bay is helping a man on the other side of the world who lost his arm... by building him a prosthetic. you'll never believe how it's being built...that's coming up in a live report. (vicki) and after the break.. it is considered one of the biggest, if not the biggest pot parties that brings thousands of people to san francisco.... details on what make this 420 celebration fdifferent from years pas