might propose a flexible extension, and that's to say the extension would be long, but if and when npto an arrangement that the eu also signed off on, the uk could leave at that point, said they would not have to take the full extension. not not to be too sceptical, but what about the past two and half years as micah makes us think that all the sudden mexican just years as micah makes us think that all the sudden mexicanjust going to snap their fingers all the sudden mexicanjust going to snap theirfingers and all the sudden mexicanjust going to snap their fingers and get it over the line. and pete had kicked this can down the road, not wanting to make our decisions we have seen the two series that indicative both, if you can't come to any consensus or majority. so i think a lot of brexiteers voters are out there thinking if that's a long extension we're going to be going up to the wire yet again. a what either up prime price of public policy are we not debating or discussing right now because we are talking about brexit yet i imagine we would disagree on the answer to those very much.

downtown san francisco not as windy. 65 and sunny. 63 for daly city np north bay 77 in santa rosa. 76 in insomnia aif. 74 in vallejo. napa in 77. east bay, 69 in berkeley. 70 in oakland on sunday. 74 in fremont. 73 for union city and inland getting close to 80 degrees. 23478 pittsburg. 75 in san ramon and livermore up to 74. the accuweather seven-day forecast. the next seven days for you the tomorrow the wind relaxes a warmer day. spots well into the 70s. and then the numbers really take off. much warmer on monday it and the numbers claim tuesday and into wednesday. wednesday in fact it is hot inland, pretty much everywhere except the immediate coastline. then we gradually cool off finishing out the week as fog returns next weekend. >> now sports from abc 7 news. >>> and enjoying the night life is a must visiting l.a. but steve kerr doesn't want the warriors to lay an egg on easter. he tells them not to the over do it. mindi bach in los angeles with a preview of game four against the clip zbleers the warriors had two days of rest in los angeles. plenty of time with friends and family.

supporting conservative np jacob reese mogg doesn't like the extension and he has responded to donaldon with a tweet in which he says... to which the european parliament's press according nader replied —— european parliament's. .. he signs it off with a winky emojis face. the irish cup minister says the extension might be better to avoid further uncertainty. nobody wa nts avoid further uncertainty. nobody wants no deal. we also wants to avoid rolling extensions where there is an extension every couple of weeks and every couple of months. that is uncertainty for businesses and forfarmers. that is uncertainty for businesses and for farmers. perhaps a longer extension makes more sense but that is something i have to talk about with other heads of government and also prime minister may. let us bring all of this together with our european correspondence damian grammaticas. what we have heard from european capitals is a degree of skepticism about what they have seen in the letter theresa may has sent asking foran letter theresa may has sent asking for an extension. the eu leaders from the d

of christ i remember talking to one np, when at the defectors who said to me privately that the lastwith the lead dams because we learn from the mistake before, we need a distinct identity in the moment we stop piling up reasons, we bury that sense of being new and different. vince cable today, he did say he approached change uk about doing some kind of deal to go to the elections and fight on a romaine ticket but they weren't interested because of that reason. lib dems are still in dull drum because they party with the conservatives and there is...|j drum because they party with the conservatives and there is... i bet they are hoping to pull back mep that nothing else —— as soon as it happens let's move on to the guardiana happens let's move on to the guardian a different story here. nothing to do if european elections oi’ nothing to do if european elections or climate protest. this is intriguing, half of england owned by just i% of the population are you surprised? if he familiar, i feel like i've had this figure before but no less shocking when they do emerge, and the fact that it

we can all say thank you to this stronger pressure building np that is, if you like the warmer temperatures because the warmest days are expected to be tuesday and wednesday. along the coast expecting upper 70s and eight and near 90s for inland valleys. let's take a sneak peek ahead. these are potential numbers for tomorrow. now, the coastal areas will be seeing their warmest temperatures tomorrow as the high pressure moves in and settles in. we're talking 80s, upper 70s in san francisco, inching potentially into the 80s. and then as we move ahead toward wednesday as that high pressure continues to move next up will be the east bay and interior valleys and look at that. we've got 90s in livermore. 90 degree mark there. danville 88. it's going to warm us up in morgan hill with i-88 degrees. the next seven days the high pressure and sunshine is going to dominate if you notice all the&)xiiu(v through thursday sa francisco will stay in those 70s. it isn't until friday with a system that is kind of nearby that's going to start to drop our daytime highs and kick up our winds and then just kind of

. —— what alternatives nps would be offered. the government is no longer in charge of this process.stminster, thank you. there have been reports in the beer of both sides using air strikes. more than 20 people are reported to have died in clashes —— there have been reports of both sides using air strikes. dozens of militias operate their macro. they are linked either to the un backed government under the prime minister. it has struggled to assert control. or they are linked to the rebel army led by general khalifa haftar. since thursday, it's advanced on the capital, tripoli, igniting fears of an all—out war. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, has more. this is a battle fought largely by pick—up truck. makeshift armoured vehicles jamming the routes in and out of tripoli. these belong to militias loyal to the government of national accord that's backed by the united nations. they are rushing to defend the capital. a government spokesman insisted they had slowed the advance of rebel forces. translation: on this day, the libyan armed forces declare the launch of the operation

said this is and then met one table by the tory np, which would limit the government to a 22nd of mayugh the use of procedural votes that they are likely from the conservative benches trying to limit the scope of the delay so the prime ministers hands are not tied coming back to the point we were discussing though, picking it up, you are saying it's getting little room if you actually read article 50, it says once a withdrawal agreement is ratified, the treaty no longer apply. so even though the european council next week says next week you have to commit, if by some way they get it to parliament, then it stands to reason there must be ability and clause. i'm not sure quite works like i think what they are saying and with the prime minister as well, and with the prime minister as well, and that, you had earlier about was actually elaborating on it it the promise or had an odd formula and his family yesterday how the uk hoped it would not have to take part in the european elections, she didn't explicitly say we are not taking part, so it always held out a possibility, which i think tha

argument is we've had two investigations, the trump investigation and the hillary clinton e-mail one npn the hillary clinton e-mail one they didn't use the grand jury. grand jury the subpoena and up diet. in the mueller one they did use it. they ended up not coming up with collusion material but they did get people to cooperate to a degree. kennedy: they also didn't let everyonanyone off of the hook ie mueller probe. >> this is a bigger deal. they may think that pieces of the mueller rosht might give them what nay ear looking for. but if mr. barr is serious, and i think he is, this investigation is going to be a lot tougher. and if he announced a grand jury were looking into it, i think that would send shock waves to the former fbi, doj officials. kennedy: what would they have to do if they were compelled to testify? >> that's one thing. you want someone to testify before a grand jury to get their statements on the record. their version of the story. and if you lie to a grand jury, you're in a lot of trouble. kennedy: people like peter strzok aren't worried about lying to congress, are

i shows in 2016 and 2017 he entered the million dollar club, making over a million dollars np in 20ehis income was 1.1 million largely boosted by his book. sales from his book, his presidential campaign bid in 2016 boosted that or elevated that book and raised a lot of money for him. in 2018 sanders and his wife reportedly paid 146,000 dollars in federal taxes and they had a little more than 500,000 dollars in adjusted gross income. now the dnc chairman seeing this, sees the president using socialism as a de flexion for his tax returns. senator bernie sanders saying the same. in a statement with the tax return senator sanders saying that our family has been fortunate. he goes on to say i will continue to fight to make our tax system more progressive so the country has the resource to guarantee the american dream to all people. senator sanders did not release his tax returns in 2016 as president trump also did not release his taxes. but again, senator bernie sanders releasing ten years of taxes. when he was talking about millionaires should pay more, he is a millionaire in tweep and 2

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passed a law in 2000, the national park air tour management act which was nps and to require the f.a.a. to set up specific air tour management plans for each of our national parks with over 50 overflights which is many of them to include the grand canyon national park. those overflights were supposed to get back to the purpose of creating a pristine environment, at least have people have some peace and quiet. yet none of them has ever been adopted. 18, 19 years later, and this has been a real problem for me and many others. reports are that the tour helicopter companies are now trying to weaken some of the regulations that are in effect for parks such as the grand canyon. can you tell me whether the resources are being dedicated in any way shape or form at this point to implementing this 19-year-old law and if so kind of where do we go? >> congressman, thank you for your question. i'm aware of the issue. i was briefed on it just within the last couple of weeks. i'm aware of what happened in the grand canyon. i had some workings on that years ago. that one is in. it is coordination with

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. >> also the high court is taking np an issue that could lead to a landmark decisio relating to discrimination. this has to do with civil rigs ws that prohibit -- justices will be hearing from two people who sayhey were fired from their jobs for their sexual o orientation. they will also be hearing from a transgender woman who says she was let go after disclosing her plan to transition from one j d gender to the next to her employer. arguments in these cases are expected this fall. >>> we,oping to ride the momentum of this week's huge win, the caps are back atto it again ght. >> with a chance to kick carolina out of the playoffs and advance to the next round. >> it's not going to be easy, folks. down in raleigh. >> that's why we find sherree burruss. what's the mood in the arena? >> well, the arena is kind of quiet getting ready for puck to drop. in the dressing room the capitals feeling confident they can get a win in game six tonight because throughout this series we've seen them play better hockey. their game steadily improving. of the five games sor, fa saturday was the best game washingto

there is outrage on the streets wondering why the government ignored the signs np the nationwide curfew heavy security here. arms cards all over. cars are returning to the streets here but still a state of emergency in effect and people are being warned to be vigilant. . . the government says they are concerned there can be a truck or van full of explosives on the streets here in colombo right now asset some point potentially wanting to debt nature the explosives and launch another attack. you have this chilling silence. people really on edge. process every noise you hear, perk up and look around. that's what life is like in sri lanka right now. >> it's really a sad -- i know they had a day of mourning. and it's heart wrenching to think of you will a the christians who were at easter sunday church services when the terrorists went in there and just started killing people and so many remain injured right now. our hearts go out to them. will ripley continue to be safe there. be careful. there could be more we're hearing potentially on the way. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>>

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passed a law in 2000, the national parks air tour management act, which was supposed to require the nps, and the faa, to set up specific air tour management plans for each of our national parks with over 50 overflights, which is many of them to include the grand canyon, a national park. and, those overflights were supposed to get back to the purpose of creating a pristine environment, at least, having people have some peace and quiet international parks, and yet those plans, none of them has ever been adopted, 18 years later, 19 at this point, and this has been a real real problem, for me, and many others, reports are that the touring helicopter companies are now trying to weaken some of the regulations that are in effect for other national parks, such as the grand canyon. can you tell me whether this budget, or the national park resources are being dedicated, in any way, shape, or form at this point to implement in this 19 year old law, and if so, kind of weird we go?>> congressman, thank you for your question, i'm aware of the issue, i was briefed on it, just within the last couple of

the polling, i feel like we should point out the last elections were won by ukip, a party withoutan npbit of a change and a leg as british politics in the last two yea rs. brexit has gone the whole question of whether we want a close relationship with the eu are none at all with them. into stark relief, but i should also point out that are two new parties coming into this election with varying levels of support depending on who you talk to you, who have not been tried out and and and election so as well as ukip and brexit party there is set up by nigel farage, the man you let ukip into the european elections back in 201a. there is also as he mentioned change in uk, that was set up by the farber —— former labour and tory mps who are so disillusioned with the way brexit has been developed in the uk parliament and they feel a new party is needed to the landscape here so it'll be a fascinating one if it goes i had and it's pretty unpredictable. meanwhile nancy pelosi, the us house of representatives speaker is in dublin for a two—day visit to ireland. here's what she said earlier. people h

up front you np john dean. and former deputy assist attorney general under president clinton, bob lichlt it john, according to the attorney general, temperature's actions everything he did which the attorney general knew we would see subsequent to the press conference and we would read all the efforts to impede the investigation, and that that was simply due to a quote sincerely belief the investigation was undermining his presidency. angry and frustrated barr says. do you buy it? >> i don't. he sounds more like a personal attorney, defense attorney for the president rather than the attorney general. who has taken an oath to support and defend the constitution. indeed, erin there is about 45 years of norm precedent that says you don't do the sort of thing that barr is doing. it's the post watergate norm he violated and brought us back to nixonian type relationships between justice and the white house. >> so, bob, there were several instances in in press conference which i have to kelm emphasizing came before we

another development, today, the opposition np yvette cooper tweeted this image showing a bill that shenment to seek an extension to brexit rather than leave about a deal. it was debated today. this is all reasonably surreal because as you would have noticed, the mp5 had been debating forcing the prime minister to do something that she has already doing. the british journalist sums this up by saying this. he then find some possible purpose by this all saying that it can function as a shot across the bows of the government. mps have shown that any later attempt to parse no deal can be resistant. christian, displays and to the point that you are making that this is so complicated, so dysfunctional, it feels like it is becoming unattainable. yes, absolutely. you look at the vote tonight after that date, and you have 97 conservatives, only a third of the party voting against the government position. only 100 3140 two —— only 191 voting for it. is a shame. speaking from paris, then suddenly he was gone. that look like a battery went out. we will ensure that he is ok. you can have more inform

decrease the latency abincreased efficiency, the 999% accuracy in the operation of a motor vehicle np that's huge. but that presents all the ip addresses flying off the car now become a security risk. and so all of that data is going to get thrown into a to me of which the chinese said, we would like to own and build and own the equipment. and real quickly on the equipment we can take questions here. i know we got a bit of a late start -- is what dishneau dsh things that we're found -- the germans and i have had long discussions and should huawei be able to participate in the german buildout of 5 g? and they said even if -- security officials -- even if we get to the point where we don't believe that they're subservient to the chinese state -- i believe they are -- most of the intelligence services believe they are. even in countries that are saying maybe we should find a way to let them build -- he said our biggest complaint is when we identify a vulnerability in their system it takes up to 24 months to get it patched. so that means that chinese intelligence services are notified of

the np para bought? -- bnp paribas? >> the asset prices reflect that. enough for surveillance. what about you guys? the end of the world? >> we are long sterling but it is negative for equities. it depends on the market you're talking about. a good outcome could be bad for certain markets. francine: there may be a couple of people in theresa may's "circle" that may decide to jump ship. thank you both for being here. with us. prime minister questions is coming up in one hour and 42 minutes. 12:00 p.m. in london, 7 a.m. in new york. in this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. bloomberg surveillance, tom keene and francine lacqua on queen in london. we have some good quests -- guests. we are not ignoring markets. really reaching out well over 26,000 this morning, the futures. i saw the story three or four hours ago. and absolutely spectacular new york-based story on deutsche bank. , all this talk of money laundering. we go to frankfurt and speak to steven arons. for everyone in global wall street, this is common knowledge. people running around ma

we are on pace for a record all-time high close on the np and the nasdaq the key numbers 2934 for the that level at the moment for the nasdaq. 8121 the dow of course still lagging its all-time record high >> this really is an earnings story. if you look at which group is powering the s&p higher it's consumer discretionary in that group you've got ford which is up 11% near the highs of the session and amazon which is also doing well up almost 2 1/2% now near its best levels. both positive receptions to earnings 10 minutes to go joining our "closing bell" exchange for the day we've got jim bianco president and strategist at bianco research and cnbc's rick santelli with us jim, we're watching record levels again here on the s&p and the nasdaq how sustainable is it we keep climbing based on better earnings >> i think it can be sustainable in the short to medium term because one of the things that's helping to push the market higher is the perception that the fed has turned today we got the core pce deflator because we haven't been getting the pce numbers because of the government shutdown

to do a four com np light of competition, in light of this mixed consumer, that's a really impressive're doing all the right things they have had two accelerated share repurchase programs in the last six months so they're buying back stock, they're delivering on earnings, raising estimates. kudos to the ceo he actually is doing a fabulous job. >> and all the right things but bringing back the s'mores frappuccino this summer after a hiatus last summer they kind of discontinued that >> does that involve fire or it's just -- >> chocolate good one, mike mattel details are out >> looks like a beat for mattel's first quarter earnings coming in a loss of 44 cents that's adjust ppd and that was better than what analysts were looking for at 56 cents. earnings beat. revenues stronger than expected at 689 million the street was looking for 645 million. looks like worldwide barbie sales up about 7% and the ceo makes a note here saying while we're in a multiyear tournament we remain on track to achieve our goals to restore profitability and regain top line growth in the short to midterm and captur

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main focus, and the judiciary committee also will be introducing having a markup for the dreamers and npsit's one of the most serious issues in the western hemisphere. it is not my main focus or the main focus of the democratic party, but we have to conduct oversight. it's one of our responsibilities, especially in the judiciary committee. it's why we need the report. we need to find out what happened. it's for i think the american people owe -- they're owed the truth and we have to have transparency. having said that, i can tell you that we are constantly working on the issues that we were elected to work on which is working on health care, dealing with the issues of climate change. i'm right here in key west and i've been touring different navy facilities because one of the things that they must do is to conduct a study on the resiliency of their structures. it's a matter of national security for us down here in key west. >> congresswoman, you just brought up immigration, and attorney general william barr has decreed that asylum seekers will not be allowed to post bail. and you just las

the propeller that we're now looking at and doing the acquisition strategy right now is the np-2000. an eight-bladed propeller. and we started off with a business case analysis. we're now working through the acquisition strategy because we think it's the right strategy going forward to replace all of the propellers in the c-130h community with that. >> that's good to hear. the propeller involved in that crash was a 1980s propeller.so i think really just let's just move forward and i'm glad to >> at that point, he had just visited a boeing factory and said he felt processes were valid. unfortunately, all of days later, they found a second incident. can you talk about the air force response to the second incident? we stopped because of the debris. we have action in place including a look at some of those. >> i know you have made optimistic productions. we are going to make sure the oversight continues. i would like to go back to the space force proposal. in the budget document submitted some extraordinary transfer authorities. blanket funding that would allow dod to move funding to the

the propeller that we're now looking at and doing the acquisition strategy right now is the np-2000. an eight-bladed propeller. and we started off with a business case analysis. we're now working through the acquisition strategy because we think it's the right strategy going forward to replace all of the propellers in the c-130h community with that. >> that's good to hear. the propeller involved in that crash was a 1980s propeller. so i think really just let's just move forward and i'm glad to hear your answer this morning. on march 14th, dr. roper talked about the foreign object debris found at the kc-46 tanker. at that point he just visited a boeing factory and said that he felt that their processes were valid. unfortunately, 11 days later they found a second incident involving foreign object debris. can you talk about what the air force's response is to that second incident? >> thank you, congressman. we actually stopped again the acceptance of the kc-46s because of foreign object debris we found in some closed compartments. we've got corrective action in place including 100% look

the propeller that we're now looking at and doing the acquisition strategy right now is the np-2000. an eight-bladed propeller. and we started off with a business case analysis. we're now working through the acquisition strategy because we think it's the right strategy going forward to replace all of the propellers in the c-130h community with that. >> that's good to hear. the propeller involved in that crash was a 1980s propeller. so i think really just let's just move forward and i'm glad to hear your answer this morning. on march 14th, dr. roper talked about the foreign object debris found at the kc-46 tanker. at that point he just visited a boeing factor and said he felt their processes were valid. unfortunately, 11 days later they found a second incident involving foreign object debris. can you talk about what the air force's response is to that second incident? >> thank you, congressman. we actually stopped again the acceptance of the kc-46s because of foreign object debris we found in some closed compartments. we've got corrective action in place including 100% look at some of

and let's go to the conservative np... he's not mincing his words.nt is fast tracking the cooper bill. usually, it's a much slower process to introduce bills, debate, amendments and a vote on them. it can take weeks or months. but in a rare move, this one is being fast tracked. today, it will either pass or be voted down in the house of commons, the lower house, and then probably tomorrow, it will head to the house of lords — the upper house. naomi grimley is in westminsterfor us. naomi grimley is in westminsterfor us. we're expecting vote imminently. it is actually running a little bit long, this debate, and the deputy speaker has told some speakers they need to speed up because they are in danger of running out of time. we are expecting a vote later, and it's worth pointing out that the less vote on this bill was the second reading. it passed by a margin of five votes. things still very tight in the house of commons tonight. naomi, even if it doesn't get past, there's the potential that's there will be indicative votes on monday but these will be p

approved it's incumbent on the prime minister to go back to europe and asked for a longer delay in the npoday the european commission president said the deadline at that moment stays as it is, april 12 if nothing is happening by then, the eu expects that uk to take part and the european elections and remember there is and he is on wednesday, where they will need some answers. that's that for the moment from here in westminster, handing it back to the studio. the headlines on bbc news... aimed at breaking the deadlock on brexit. the prime ministerfaces backlash from conception or brexiteers or to ministers resigning and a string of tory mps voicing their anger. seeing light in the house of commons and a half hour or so a belt that aims to prevent the analogy of brexit past the second stage to becoming law, and please do to vote on that at ten o'clock as we were here from christian will be down there for that. now, here from christian will be down there forthat. now, catching here from christian will be down there for that. now, catching spiked going to the sportscenter now. let's start wit