when the president blames russia's aggressive behaviors and democrats will director pompeii remind him that russia's aggressive behaviors caused by russia and no one else? as our nation's top diplomat what he said in his confirmation hearing values diversity and demand every employee be treated quote equally with dignity and respect. does he believe in his hearing equipment promoting america's ideals values and priorities including our corrective identity of the nation of immigrants and refugees fleeing oppression who have made the unitedl states their best hopen the world or representative by congressman pompeo who voted against the violence against women's act and gender-based violence and sponsored legislation to roll back marriage equality at the congressman pompeo and 2016 sponsored by his legislation to immediately responsible until revised reforms were measured. this legislative history paid to troubling picture of how the united states and our diplomatic efforts will be conducted by our allies and adversaries alike. will he speak to roll back women's access to health care progr

but massimo osanna, former administrator of herculaneum and pompeii, took us deep inside.ere could be hundreds more scrolls yet to be unearthed. back in here, in the library? >> osanna: it's a possibility. maybe aristotle. who knows? >> whitaker: aristotle? >> osanna: yeah. >> whitaker: euripides? >> osanna: yeah. >> whitaker: virgil? >> osanna: for example. >> whitaker: scholars have been trying desperately to open the scrolls since they were discovered. >> brent seales: the history of the unwrapping of the herculaneum scrolls is littered with failures. everyone who had tried to open the scrolls had left behind a hideous trail of fragmentary result. >> whitaker: brent seales, a brash computer scientist from the new world-- the university of kentucky, to be precise-- had what he thought was a brilliant idea to solve the 2,000 year-old mystery: use modern medical imaging technology. >> seales: people were going to the doctor every day, and they were doing a c.t. scan or an m.r.i., and they were seeing inside their body completely non-invasively. if you can do that to a huma

. >> chris kuhns of delaware said he would vote no on pompeii on which means pompeo most likely will have the support to get a favorable vote in the senate relation committee tomorrow but assuming he can get the support of a small number of democrats in red states. >> the cia pompeii a will likely be leaving is facing some questions of its own now over whether the agency has crossed a line in supporting pompeo's potential replacement. deputy director gene a haspe-- haspel. look at the tweets here. one nominates her and one clearing her in destruction of waterboarding tapes. is this okay? let's bring in josh campbell. good morning to you, josh. >> good morning. >> let me read for you what we have read from or heard from a representative of the cia, a spokesman here. he says, this is from ryan treponi. how rare is this? >> it's unusual. let me say tu oat the outset i nothing but the respect for the men and women at the cia. i think they have the hardest mission in the u.s. government. that said i think we need to step back and realize what we are seeing here and take gina's name out of

madam president with all these concerns of mine ultimately i simply do not leave director pompeii was someone who can generally represent all americans and thus promote american foreign-policy interests. it is for these reasons among be votingt i will against director pompeo. but let me be very clear despite what some of my other colleagues may believe or tell the press this is not a vote in the name of political resistance to the president. i havef voted for amendments frm the secretary of defense to the former secretary of homeland security now the president chief of staff to our ambassador to united nations to mention some. i will never hesitate to agree with a sound policy or criticize a misguided one regardless of which party is in the white house. i think i have certainly proven that objective to be true. i will put our national security interest of reporters chip always. whether that be a nato summit or meeting with north korea know but he forced the president to fire his former secretary of state at the time and elect kim jong-un's unilaterally to hating the terms of our relat

file: with vesuvius brooding in the background, excavations are going on at pompeii as well.by many exhumed wonders of the past. archaeology might make you think of pickaxes, paintbrushes, and needing a whole lot of patience. but the tools of archaeology are changing. the question is can one of these ever be replaced by one of these? this is google‘s 0pen heritage project. released this week, the project throws open a tomb of high—resolution 3—d scans of centuries—old buildings and monuments. all the scans are free for anyone to reuse, as long as what you create is not commercial. the full online collection spans 18 countries and includes sites like chichen itza in mexico, ancient corinth and here, the thousand—year—old temples of bagan in myanmar. google are hoping that by making this sort of data available, all sorts of people will find interesting things to do with it. a bit like this, perhaps. this is a virtual reality experience made with one bit of the data. woman voiceover: in the eim ya kyuang temple, we find five buddhas with their hands in gestures. the experience t

when vesuvius brooding in the background, excavation were going on at pompeii as well. past. archaeology may make you think of paintbrushes and needing a whole lot of patients. but the tools of archaeology are changing. the question is can one of these ever be replaced one of these? this is google's open heritage project. released this week, it throws open the tomb of high—resolution 3—d scans of centuries old will and monuments. all the scans are free to anyone to reuse, and was long as what you create is not commercial. for one collection spans 18 countries and includes sites like mexico, and here, the thousand —year—old temples in myanmar. google are hoping that by making this sort of data available, all sorts of people will find interesting things to do with it. a bit like this, perhaps. this is a virtual reality experience made with one bit of the data. in the temple we find five borders. it takes you on an immersive two of two of the temples. all over the walls of these incredible paintings and they are showing the previous lives of put up. and she think it's clos

. >>> after nearly five hours in the hot seat, former cia director mike pompeii owe may not have enough expressing concern republican rand paul and democrat jeanne shaheen. if these three vote no, pompeo will not get the votes he needs. >> this account strongly suggests that the president asked you -- what did president trump say to you in directing coates in that meeting? >> senator, i'm not going to talk about the conversations the president and i had. i think it's in this setting appropriate for a president to have an opportunity to talk with his senior leaders. i'll do that throughout the day. but i will tell you. the article's suggestion that he asked me to do anything improper is false. i'm happy to talk about this administration's work on russia, ha happy to talk about our work on sanctions. >> did president trump ever discuss the fbi's or responsible's russia investigation? >> i'm not going to talk about private conversations i've had with the president. >> my question is very simple. we're running very close to a d deadline on certification? is it better to pull out of an agree

pompeii yesterday -- it hit me when he said about the muslims. think it was something about the military -- i'm not quite sure. but he said it is more of a privilege than the responsibility. i think he got it backwards. me, the responsibility and a desire, and a great, great background check for no matter what race, color, whatever, that he thinksstating that to follow up and everything that started from the trump debates, i had high hopes for trump because we needed so many issues that were so much needed changed. but the words that started coming out of trump from the debates lost in the early. host: ok, we will go on to sean in new jersey, democrat's line. go ahead. caller: hi. mr. pompeo, i think he is probably intellectually qualified for the job, but he is , who man for the president may be sometimes can get out of order. the oath of office of secretary is not pay loyalty to the president. he is the face of office to protect the constitution. host: when you say he is a yes man to the president, with the jew to believe that? caller: just lis

. ♪ >> it would be a big deal for me to change my position and it would really take director pompeii that he really does agree with the president's decision. tranter republican senator rand paul refuses to back mike pompeo. president trump putting pressure for support to secretary of state nominee. >> markets all about earnings. expected to boost it out today with the stock up 4% after posting strong results. u.s. stock market futures right now you can see that the dow is down about 13 points and premarket. s&p 500 down about three points and nasdaq futures down to point by point. cheryl: we can take that in stride and europe watching earnings as well. but the f-16. cac ad, is barely down. adam: goodness out of asia. the shanghai composite down 10% in the hang seng in hong kong up within 1%. cheryl: refueling your chevy is about to get a lot easier. they've got a new in dash payment system. we've got details. "fbn:am" continues right now. 5:29 a.m. in new york. april night teens. it is thursday. in cheryl casone. adam: i am adam shapiro and for lauren simonetti. i was thinking that i

eric: pompeii was tough in blunt about the arena deal.re's what he said in tel aviv. >> this deal is very flawed. if we can't fix it, he'll withdraw from the deal. a tree into what think the president will do? >> they keep asking for more extensions. they deliver nothing so it's time to get out and have a new strategy. eric: all right, christian white in, we'll see you in a couple weeks. >> president trump opting out of the correspondent dinner choosing instead an event in michigan. did the president make the right decision? the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book

. >> pompeii twrbompompeio is exp confirmation this week. >>> tonight president trump's former wife says she does not think the president should run for re-election, if vvana trump says she talks to the president every month and says she doesn't think it's necessary for her ex-husband to run again in 2020. she said he has a good life and has everything, maybe he should just go and play golf and enjoy his fortune. she also thinks that the president misses his freedom. >>> uber is making changes to what it's drivers can see about your history along with it's next driver app rollout, specific location history will no longer be public. instead drivers will see a general location area for pickupickup s and dropoffs. an uber spokesperson told 7 on your side, we're continuously exploring new ways to protect the privacy of our customers ehlo indication information. >>> a state wide campaign to repeal california's rent control restrictions is gaining steam tonight. tennants say it will compound rising rent levels. >> call for an ad to california's rent control law. >> our communities are facing i

democrats opposed pompeii saying they will -- mike pompeo to say that he would not be able to move forward with the president's agenda. >>> james comey is in san francisco to promote his new book. in the book, james comey discusses his meeting with president donald trump painting the president as unethical. for his part, president donald trump has called james comey a liquor and a liar. >>> emergency inspections are underway for hundreds of southwest airlines planes following that meter -- midair collision that killed a passenger last week. the airline i worked to complete those inspections. southwest canceled 120 on flights today and delayed more than 4 to 50 others. southwest airline state they are -- 450 others. southwest airlines say they are trying to keep the flights for me disrupted by doing more inspections at night. >> reporter: this is a video of a rolls-royce destructive engine test of a $50 million jet engine used on the world's biggest airliners. the company deliberately used explosives to ensure that parts will not fly out of the side of the engine and a trait an airliners pa

pompeii could be the first nominee for the position not to bend apart from that committee. his nomination can still be brought to the senate floor. gerri: oversees current south korea holding its broadcasts along the border. in historic meeting between president jae-in and kim jong un set to take place this friday. north korea announced last week to halt missile tests and close its nuclear test site. president trump tweeting we are along the way away from inclusion. maybe things will work out. maybe they won't. only time will tell but the work i'm doing should've been done a long time ago. cheryl: treasury secretary stephen mnuchin says he's cautiously optimistic they can broker a trade deal with beijing. it welcomes the interest in traveling to beijing. this of course comes after the jump administration proposed imposing tariffs on this much is $150 billion worth of chinese imports. beijing has vowed to retaliate with its own measures. gerri: if you think facebook is a lot of personal data, imagine how much google has. cheryl: tracee carrasco has that another headlines thi

we know president trump has dispatched mike pompeii a ahead of that meeting. 3 to 4 weeks is a quick time line and interesting to see just how close the administration really is to striking a deal that is acceptable to both sides on those talks. >> let's bring in paula hancocks now. >> this is information we have got from the presidential office here in south korea. it's second-hand but they say it came from the mouth of king jom unsaying he has said he will shut down his nuclear testing site in may. so a timetable there we haven't had before. also saying that he was going to invite experts and journalists from south korea, from the u.s. to show complete transparency. he also said an interesting thing that he is not the kind of person that would fire a nuclear weapon against south korea or against the united states. obviously, a very different kim jong-un we saw on friday than we have seen in recent months and years. as we have heard threats from north korea against washington, against seoul a number of other capitals but saying he is not the person that would do this. the nuclear te

this is being run by the cia, director mike pompeii i don't, the lower-levels if ishil have been speaking on the moment, even met in a third country, initially starting to prepare with these talks, starting with nailing down a location. thenoicance have ask for pong yang, but the capital of mongolia has been raised, and i think this shows the involvement of mike pompemomenpompeimoment . i think as he comes on as secretary the state, we'll hear more about his roles. >> this is whether many, when the talks were initially agreed to by the president, expected would have happened and should have happened before there was a summit between president trump and kim jong-un. >> that's right. look, you don't just have a summit between two leaders with so many tough issues, particularly denuclearization before preparatory talks, a lot of this will be going on in secret, victor, but this north korea/cia intelligence channel has been in existence. the white house felt this was at way to prepare that going forward. there's an interagency process being run through national security council, as john bol n

amid news that pompeii has recently traveled easter weekend to north korea to lay out the groundwork summit between the north korean leader and president trump. let's bring in republican senator john thune of the great state of south dakota, chairman of the senate republican conference. let's begin, if we can, with this idea that you will need democrats to nominate mike pompeo. why? >> we think rand paul will be a "no" on pompeo. we will have to have some democrats would vote for him in the end. you have to remember, harris, secretary of state job, john kerry got 94 votes in the senate. hillary clinton got 94 votes in the senate. mike pompeo graduated first in his class at west point, harvard law review. house of representatives, a member of the intelligence committee. a highly qualified position. the secretary of state's job is critically important to american foreign policy. we need to get him approved as soon as possible. >> harris: critically important, look at the time. this is the person who told us a few months ago how close we were potentially with korea's nuclear weapons pro

several democratic senators accused pompeii of having anti- muslim and anti-lgbt views. president trump is thanking california's governor, this is after jerry brown accepted funding to put the national guard on the border. he tweeted, he the right thing by sending the national guard to the border. could move for the safety of the country. however, governor brown says that he will not help with immigration enforcement is a present wants. the 400 people deployed will concentrate on fighting transnational crime. >>> uber taking action to make your rides safer. the new features it resisted adding for years. >>> are you a night owl? new evidence that staying up late could shorten your life. checks every year... as part of a series of safety changes announced today. >>> uber drivers will have to go through criminal background checks every year as part of a series of safety changes announced today. they also say that they are hiring a company that will monitor whether any driver is arrested in between those checks. as we reported back in november, it still does not plan to do a

it is thwarted say that pompeii yos not qualified. very hard to say that. but i think, you know, look. it is difficult for democrats. i understand that. viewed as roxy support for the trumped a hin ration which very unpoplarery, on their side of the aisle. and so you know, you hear reasons for not voting against and i will say that, that notly? i mean, and i am going to chastise people. i understand where they are, friends.y are my i work with them on a daily basis, but really? mean, you think about what we did with secretary clinton and secretary kerry and quickly those happened and this is, you know, curry had far, i think. i understand. i think as listening's is vote or 50 and51 tiebreak or whatever. i think it is. is.know, it is, it this is not to me about foreign policy not being bipartisan it is stillink that is very much but i think that nomination itself is something that, again, the is on the left is a proxy for supporting trump. the aumf, with honestly. you know? what? afound out here, you know, lot of times where you stand is sit. you unfortunate

>> it is interesting that this news leaked while the white house is worried about getting pompeii a confirmedary of state. there was a telephone call today organized by the white house with kellyanne conway and others getting on the phone with reporters saying if democrats confirmation, they are undermining talks with north korea. they are explicitly linking this trip with pompeo's future at sector have state. -- secretary of state. julia: this meeting could happen in early june or even before that. what does success for the president look like? >> i think probably that would be a success. i don't think either side needs a lot of deliverables out of this meeting. just a meeting going on and not ending in war with north korea or resumed missile testing would be progress and something to celebrate in the white house. if they need something more tangible, there are symbolic things that they could do. there are u.s. citizens detained in north korea right now. they could release those people. there's a u.s. navy warship held .y the north koreans it is now a museum in north korea. they could maybe

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melissa: there seems to be real progress but this talk of not approving mike "pompeii" yo as secretaryin backdrop of him doing this week. senators, including rand paul who views him as too much of a hawk basically saying, that he is willing to stay in different locations that president trump wanted to come back from. is that an issue, given mike pompeo is supposed to execute what the president wants. what he wants isn't supposed to enter into it? >> mike pompeo, we had discussion along these lines. david: he fully understands the president's agenda. he is fully going to execute that agenda, not as some kind of war hawk. he will execute it as the chief diplomat. that is what his lane will be diplomacy, try to avoid conflict, effective diplomacy can avoid conflict. that is what he will be doing. i think, i have never seen the congress in this case the senate sink so low as to what they are doing now to deny this president, who won an election, his secretary of state when the congress traditionally always permitted a president to pick somebody as important as his secretary of state or sec

mark: pompeii a has said he has been interviewed by robert miller but here refused to provide specificsussions. defense secretary james mattis has officially confirmed the united states will not engage in yria's civil war. >> there is a technical concern that we don't act to any civilian deaths, and do everything humanly possible to avoid that. we are trying to stop the murder of innocent people. i'm a strategic level, it is how we keep this from escalating out of control. mark: secretary mattis added the role of america in syria is to defeat the islamic state. the u.k. will not pay the bill to exit the european union until there is a blueprint for a trade deal according to british secretary david davis. requireit bill could the u.k. to pay $55 billion to the european union. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. bank earnings season kicks off tomorrow with reports from jpmorgan, citigroup, and wells fargo, but for the about. things like tax cuts and rollbacks bode well for banks

i am curious to see whether pompeii will have different ideas, but i have not seen them yet. host: you are going to say something? >> yes, unfortunately revolution doesn't have a great track record in the middle east. and as someone who is to and following the revelation so quickly, we must remember that there are always spoilers when it comes to these revolutions. a quick anecdote here, it was indirectly related to the nuclear deal. it 2012, --mander in 2012, when he came to the conclusion that the fall of bashar al-assad would be imminent is the iranian revolutionary guard did not significantly increase their -- thisto that regime, was at a time that iran was still economically hurting, it was still suffering from the sanctions. have the spare cash and personnel to all of a sudden make that decision and search -- surge there forces. it was going to more than likely be a losing battle. but to compare that mindset, the western mindset, he believed his ally was about to fall that he did not cut the rope. doubled out and tripled out when it seemed all but impossible but bashar

is being concerned after weeks of debate of the handling of diplomacy of the administration with pompeiiays he lost the support of many democrats who backed him for the cia job. they marked his confirmation with a tweet of him eating kim jong-un over the easter weekend. minister -- one foreign minister says a nafta deal is possible in the next few days. they want to release the records before the u.s. prepares would talks for china. some have made progrress on market -- some have made progress on more contentious areas. policymakers declined to discuss or end of the bank's program even the strengthening currency as they focused on the state of the euro area economy. the governing council has spent and isay meeting and dragging in the momentum of last year. he feels strongly about the recovery. >> growth is expected to remain solid and robust. our monetary policy measures which have facilitated the process should continue for underpaying domestic demands. >> global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 analysts and journalists in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen, this is

i hope director pompeii owe moves quickly to fill those roles. mr. satterfield we know and believe you are more than capable of performing the job of assistant secretary. it is it is -- this is no way a criticism of your abilities. but we are 15 month into the administration and there is still no confirmed assistant secretary for northeast. and we are deeply grate to feel or civil and foreign service personnel who commit themselves to doing work that is sometimes dangerous, that keeps them away from their families and doesn't get a lot of credit from the american people. but diplomacy and foreign aid is immeasurably critical to our national security. military might is not something that can be exercised in the absence of diplomacy. the two must work hand in hand. before i ask my questions, i would also implore both of you to make the return of americans held in iran, particularly my constituent robert levinson, the longest held american hostage, a serious priority even if the president potentially disengages from iran. we cannot allow whatever decisi

good luck to mike pompeii wrote during his con firmmation hearing today.se intelligence committee chair devin nunez and house oversight committee chair trey gowdy. earlier judge andrew napolitano weighed in on what could happen next. >> the house of representatives should subpoena a person, chris wray, jeff sessions whoever has control over the whole thing f that person doesn't produce the documents that person should be held in contempt. jillian: the justice department giving in after nunez threatened toe have rosenstein and fbi director christopher wray impeached. >>> this guy is busted thanks to a question thinking dad allegedly trying to kidnap his daughter. he is accused of grabbing the 3-year-old's hand at a sack meant toe park. the father went after him when he tried it drag him away. >> he was like, wow, no big thing, huh, bud. you just tried to kidnap my daughter. reporter: he is behind bars and charged with kidnapping. >>> brawls with benches clearing and punches thrown. >> there it is. and he does not like it. now he is going to head toward the

. >> thank you chairman, thank you director pompeii, we had a constructive conversation yesterday and i'm confident you would be a good advocate for the career professionals in the state department. so rather than focus on some of the management and budget and stuff i'm going to focus on areas where i still got some unresolved questions and would rather have a more pointed exchange. but i want to make sure that i recognized, i think you got clarity about the importance of the mission of the role. you said in your prepared statement that represented america also requires promoting america's ideals and values and priorities. to those who ultimately determine the trajectory of geopolitics, the voters and citizens of the world. i agree with you. mr. chairman i would like to introduce for the record an article from the cube research center which reflects floor trends that other surveys of the world and world leaders have also revealed. this 2017 survey looked at global levels of confidence. and president trump, and russian president vladimir putin, in german chancellor -- their confidence