eastern, and you can catch me on the streaming channel, peacock. now it's time to turn the evening over to joshua johnson. >> good evening. tomorrow president biden sits down with a bipartisan group of members of congress on the agenda, $2 trillion and millions of jobs. we'll have a review. >>> there's bipartisan pushback to calls for an american-first caucus, but this rhetoric and the racial overtones is nothing new in american politics. we'll walk you through it. and we'll kick off climate change week with actor nikolaj coster-waldau from the "game of thrones." what do we do when gridlock holds our politics hostage? we'll get insights from chris hodge, who is a hostage negotiator. i am joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> there's good news in getting americans their covid vaccinations. according to the cdc half of the adults in the u.s. have received at least one shot. starting tomorrow everybody 18 and older is eligible nationwide. all adults is expecting a media blitz from the white house to talk about the new eligibility. finding an appo

comcast owns nbc universal, which owns peacock, and nbc bay area. you can check it all out.. >> thanks, laura. >>> all right, final look at that forecast, vianey. >> yeah, why not take one last glance at the giants home opener game. we've got 50s in store, but it's the wind that we're looking out for. right now, nice and light at about 11 miles per hour but we are expecting that sea breeze to kick up anywhere between 15, possibly upwards of 30-mile-per-hour gusts at times so that will definitely impact, you know, a potential for a home run ball, get it right out of there. now, let's get to your afternoon highs. we're going to remain in those 50s so really, i mean, it's going to be a lovely afternoon for baseball fans. marcus? >> i was going to say, hopefully that wind works in our favor. let's go, giants. home opener today. look, live look outside of the ballpark. you see the fans lined up. they're ready to see some ball. play ball. it was when she started forgetting things. i didn't know how much mom was struggling. when i pictured us growing old together. i didn't envision

. >> must have been on peacock. >> we were there, watching on peacock. >> willie should actually try to not show -- >> i know, i agree. i agree. >> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, april 29th, we are bright-eyed this morning, along with joe, willie, and me, we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. columnist and associate editor of "washington post," david ignatius joins us, and former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst, steve rattner. what did you think of the president's address last night, joe? >> well, it was sweeping, it was optimistic. it was very progressive. very ambitious agenda that i think a lot of people on the left are going to like and others are going to be concerned with the price tag. myself and maybe one or two others on this set today may be concerned. but i think most americans, despite what tim scott said in the response about joe biden tearing america apart with his policies, they don't agree with that assessment. they haven't agreed with that assessment over the first 99 days of this admi

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have to say i'm really interested in a book i have just read about by minnesota author name thomas peacock. it is called warm trail in the story told by the wolf. it is so interesting, so fun and the culture in minnesota is fascinating to me, so rich and so connected just so much about her state. and really looking forward to that. i have to say my father, harlan flint just wrote his third book called from here to eternity. on some of my story of my mother the loss of my mother to alzheimer's. i've read parts of it but i'm not read all of it in its final form i'm really looking forward to reading that book. >> what is your take away from that book of what you've read so far? based on the fact you've live some of the story. >> my dad writes incredible stories about routing friendships in place he lives in new mexico and northern new mexico. so i take away and shoot move through the terrible sadness of losing someone to alzheimer's, moment my moment and day by day when you've gotten through it still so much of that relationship that exists specially in places that you love the most and i lov

and he's got a new show, "rutherford falls" on peacock, ed helms will be here.k to ed she's a funny comedian you know from her netflix comedy special, who you can see hosting the competition series, "the circle," michelle buteau is gonna join us here in studio and he is a u.s. senator from montana, jon tester will be here but before we get to all that, most of the time, when you turn on the news these days you see a depressing story about the pandemic or climate change or about how the pandemic is affecting climate change but every once in a while there's one tiny, tiny little story that's not depressing and it's time to share one in a segment called, "the kind of story we need to know right now. ♪ >> seth: this is kristi wade earlier this month kristi and her husband were standing in their driveway getting ready to take their cat to the vet when something insane happened. a rabid bobcat crawled out from under kristi's car, jumped onto her back, and started attacking her. and then something even more insane happened. kristi's husband grabbed the bobcat off her b

eastern on peacock. we'll see you all there. it will be so fun.arter. president biden will address congress and a speech that will be historic in both substance and setting. it comes on his 99th day in office and will lay out a

eastern on "the choice" on peacock. now joshua johnson. >> it's good to be with you tonight. hope you had a lovely easter. workday for some in biden administration promoting infrastructure package. >> we're coasting off infrastructure choices made in the 1950s. >> could struggle or die without bipartisan support. is second reconciliation bill on the horizon? >>> covid vaccinations speeding up, 4 million on friday, but new cases, rising in more than half the states. ask dr. zeke emanuel if we can prevent another surge. >>> dancing with the devil, eye-popping lap dance by lil nasx. and we'll share ideas for new gun safety laws. i'm joshua johnson, welcome to "the week." ♪♪ >>> this week president biden unveiled the american jobs plan and today the administration went to work selling it. cabinet members made the rounds on the sunday shows. >> i think it's important that we upgrade our definition of infrastructure, one that meets the needs of 21st century economy, need to be funding and incentivizing those structures which allow us to maximize economic activity. >> this is a jobs

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. >> must have been on peacock. >> we were there, watching on peacock. >> willie should actually tryht-eyed this morning, along with joe, willie, and me, we have white house reporter for the associated press, jonathan lemire. columnist and associate editor of "washington post," david ignatius joins us, and former treasury official and "morning joe" economic analyst, steve rattner. what did you think of the president's address last night, joe? >> well, it was sweeping, it was optimistic. it was very progressive. very ambitious agenda that i think a lot of people on the left are going to like and others are going to be concerned with the price tag. myself and maybe

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eastern, and you can catch me on the streaming channel, peacock.d evening. tomorrow president biden sits down with a bipartisan group of members of congress on the agenda, $2 trillion and millions of jobs. we'll have a review. >>> there's bipartisan pushback to calls for an american-first caucus, but this rhetoric and the racial overtones is nothing new in american politics. we'll walk you through it. and we'll kick off climate change week with actor nikolaj coster-waldau from the "game of thrones." what do we do when gridlock

a reboot of the show is set to air on peacock.how a new group of members of the lbgtq crew living in new orleans. comcast owns nbc universal, which owns peacock and nbc bay area. you can check it all out. back to you. >> all right, laura. >>> time now for our clear the shelters segment featuring our friend from pets in need. take a look at butters. she is a 9-month-old boxer mix. this girl is a toy fiend. her favorite game in the world is tug-of-war. butters will take her favorite toy and if you toss it, she'll bring it right back you for a tug-of-war session. she's great on a leash, knows commands like walk, sit, down, touch, and is friendly with all the humans she's ever met. butters is currently learning crate training. butters would prefer to be the only pup in the home, but has no problem meeting other dogs when out on walks. she's best suited to homes with kids who are 12 and older. you can find more about butters by going to petsinneed.org or just give them a call. >>> well, thanks so much for joining us, making us part of

eastern streaming on peacock's "the choice." i never miss it.ramming note. tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. eastern, ari melber is going to host a special hour previewing closing arguments in the derek chauvin murder trial. and then, i am going to see you back here at 7:00 p.m. for more "american voices." but for now, i hand it over to my colleague, joshua johnson. hi, joshua. >> hi, alicia. thank you very much. and hello to you. it is very good to be with you tonight. people across the nation are taking to the streets over police violence, again. >>> this week, hundreds of people have been arrested in connection to protests. our reporters have been speaking with residents and officials after the deaths of daunte wright and adam toledo. they are live in a moment. >>> plus, our weekly special on the trial of derek chauvin. the jury is gearing up for closing arguments, how soon will we have a verdict? from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> two cities are grieving young lives, lost, in officer-involved sho

joining me now, msnbc political analyst mehdi hassan on msnbc and peacock.do you think of this whole matt gaetz situation? >> there's so much, so many allegations and so many stories breaking every day. not just the central federal investigation which he says he's the subject not the target of of whether he trafficked a 17-year-old girl across state lines, but the wider context of who he is and his relationships with women who how he has carried himself both in office and as a private citizen. we've learned so much this week. stories about, you know, aallegations that he was sharing images of nude women on the floor of the florida house of representatives when he was there, berating women, allegations of drug use. all sorts of awful allegations about this guy who hasn't had much support from his republican colleagues. as i point out, the republican party created the likes of matt gaetz. he exists because the republican party is now a party of, you know, wannabe tv stars and performers and grifters and matt gaetz is a classic example of that. >> wannabe tv st

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. >> joining me now is zerlina maxwell and host of the show "zerlina" on peacock.r spokesperson for the house committee and former aide of the george w. bush white house and an msnbc political analyst. welcome, guys. good to see you. first off, the language used in the policy platform that is describing american culture as dominated by anglo saxon european influences. what do you make of that? >> well, i would like marjorie taylor-greene to please read a book. a history book would be good. one that describes accurately american history because it is not a history of white anglo-saxon whatever she's talking about. it started with the genocide of the indigenous people who were here, alex. and so we should not be under any illusions about what this caucus is. this is essentially a caucus of white nationalists who have infiltrated the republican party and are within the halls of our congress and that is very alarming for folks like me, for folks like kurt who are not included in the vision of white supremacy which says that anyone who is white is superior to anyone who

eastern on peacock. we'll see you all there. it will be so fun. stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hi there. i'm stephanie ruhle live in washington, d.c., our nation's capital. it is april 28th, let's get smarter. president biden will address congress and a speech that will be historic in both substance and setting. it comes on his 99th day in office and will lay out a sweeping agenda for the next four years. that includes both the american jobs plan and the american families plan which will be unveiled tonight. it commits nearly $2 trillion to everything from universal preschool to free community college. joining me now to break it down, abc's shannon pettypiece near the white house, and vaughn hilliard just outside. shannon, let's start with president biden. what are we going to hear tonight? >> a big focus this address will be laying out what the white house is calling the american families plan. this is a very ambitious, $1.8 trillion plan that would include things like universal pre-k for everyone regardless of income,

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watch it on lx tv or stream it on lx.com, roku or peacock. tomorrow is earth day, which is a big day for meteorologists and all of us and scientists. jeff ranieri rejoining us now. how are you doing, jeff? >> we are great, and we, again, have our climate coverage on nbcbayarea.com. just look for the heading climate in crisis and get all of our stories there, as well. let's get you set up for your thursday morning and we are dealing with the fog tomorrow at the coast, near the day. also some low clouds in the north bay. and yes, it's another chilly start here with lots of 40s to begin. 48 for the south bay. peninsula 47 and the tri valley at 46. similar weather here through the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. so clouds to start. i think once we roll into the afternoon, you get away from the coastline and you'll be under mostly sunny skies. we have a few 70s out here in concord, livermore, morgan hill. closer to the bay, we have 60s with that bay and ocean breeze. 68 in palo alto. then in san francisco, half moon bay, oh, yes, we hav

is the key word here who initially paid for the redecoration of his downing street but mr and mrs peacocke i think i own to this question several times and the answer the answer is that i have covered the costs i have met the requirements that i've been obliged to meet in full what we get from this prime minister of this conservative government don't you contracts jobs for their mates and cash for access and who's at the heart of it the prime minister major sleaze sitting than. again and again johnson wouldn't clarify those who had paid in the initial invoice repeating early that he personally had covered the costs of regional and local elections are just a week away and opinion polling suggest the controversies are starting to affect voter sentiment again you're getting a pass and worse some points is credibility as prime minister will evaporate and you people go to last year we want somebody of that kind of abject moral character as prime minister. at the core of this crisis is a bitter dispute between forrest johnson and this man his former closest adviser dominic comics downing street

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which way do you go >> you put me in a tough place pashts company of this network has gone into -- peacocktaking market share and i think the whole streaming wars are things we continue to see develop out. i'm low on disney and comcast so i'll say comcast >> you know where your bread is buttered companies finding creative ways to encourage employees to take time off like a bonus day for taking a vacation now or scheduling all company holidays. check this out, pwc might have what may be the most attractive offer. it will pay people to log off. the company will give employees in the u.s. $250 for every full week of vacation booked up to $1,000 a year. i know why people weren't taking vacations before i get that once this vaccine gets in hands of most, it's hard to see people not telling their boss they are out of here for a week or or two. >> as soon as i'm able to, i won't need incentives to take a nice long trip this seems like something we would have heard more of last year i was surprised to hear such big incentives it's great to encourage people to take time off and recharge. >> steve,

you've got disney plus and the peacock service from nbc, and you've got paramount service from cbs, so is quite a few things going on. their point -- and it was a pretty good one, i thought -- the amount of declines they saw were relatively consistent, as a number of those regions don't have competitors, suggesting it was just a general lull and to a certain degree a saturation from all the people that jumped onto netflix subscriptions because of the pandemic. that growth clearly has slowed. shery: that is pretty interesting. executives just now concluding that call with investors. netflix saying they will support in tools like consumer products. they got a question about gains. they are saying they don't have any doubts gains will be important part of entertainment, but they don't seem too committed. are there any new angles to their business that could be explored? bob: no, the only thing i would say is as people in different parts of the world come out of the pandemic at different rates, i think the ability to consume netflix on mobile devices, on cellular connected pc's, all of tho

peacock, the nbc comcast product, will have a nice summer with the olympics.are seeing deals now cut in sports, where things can go on traditional tv and streaming. from the consumer standpoint it is exciting and bewildering and there is a lot of choice. emily: thank you, chris, for the view from disneyland. our l.a. bureau chief chris palmeri talks about disneyland reopening. coming up, twitter shares tumble after first quarter digital ad sales disappoint. we hear from the twitter ceo, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: twitter shares plunging after a sluggish start to the year and add business. according to the cfo there is plenty to be pleased about including a sales gain of 28%. i caught up with him earlier today. >> we had a strong start to the year with 32% ad growth. we had an analyst day in february were we laid out three years from now. $7.5 billion of revenue and $15 billion, and no change to the goals that we have more work to do. emily: are investors missing something? >> this may be a question of timeframe. we made good progress this quarter.

content now there will be a gap between what has been taken off and gone back to the streamers like peacock and hulu and disney plus so you're talking about attention to economy now we have as kids say we have stuff to do in irl guy knows what that means. we also have, what are we talking about this week with apple and spotify, we're talking about podcasts the list goes on and on for things that are vying for our attention here and reeve was right they're in a very competitive spot and to me the stock remains range bound and tim said it well, they pulled forward a lot of behavior, this company was not growing subs in north america coming into the pandemic so i suspect to see a deceleration ratio a lot of the met emricks people wer deceleration allot of people were excited about >> look at tim's background i think he'll be going to the beach instead of streaming a french movie pete, would you say that this could in fact be an opportunity in netflix here with this pull back >> you know what, i don't know that i do see it as an opportunity. >> okay. >> i agree with what dan's saying, there's a

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results with a 55% rise in profit driven by strength and broadband and wireless streaming platform peacockding 9 million more users to the sub mow 42 million as cable continues to lose subscribers across the industry. despite shares being more than 60% off 52-week lows still underperforming in the s&p and nasdaq since january >> and now shares of qualcomm getting a nice pop beating analysts estimates the company's revenue jumping 52% boosted by strong handset shipments in china joining us, incrumbing ceo cristiano amon taking over june 30th cristiano, good to see you we were just talking last night. chip supply shortages a theme this year, and yet we get these results from qualcomm. results we just talked about from apple is it just that companies with resources and good planning are able to work around this and allocate in the areas that are most popular and profitable? >> hi, jon good to see you. good morning. you know, i think you're right at the end of the day we have been you know, utilizing our scale. utilizing our planning capabilities, and trying to navigate this crisis sent in the

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peacock, carl, the parent company of our network did you see those peacock sign ups, it's pretty amazingn, that's the number. >> and then you open up theme parks. andrew is talking about the great reopening story. i have to believe that, and broadband is terrific. people love broadband is here to stay a lot of people were worried about the european acquisition i don't know i mean, if you -- you can take what i said with a grain of salt, that stock can go higher it's a remarkable quarter. >> 461,000 broad band met ads, street was looking for more like 400,000, and ebita beats by about a billion dollars. >> that's amazing. i mean, you've got a theme park that's just not -- not wcarrying its weight, the will, there's an inexpensive stock. that's what's happening in a lot of our stocks. looked expensive and they turned out to be inexpensive. i like that. >> right, right. that was the earnings catches up to where the market thought they were going to go, which is generally how you like to see things work out. >> totally dow is up almost 150 and we're dow is up almost 150 and we're at that's d

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