here's his economic team, ramesh. both kevin hassett and larry kudlow have shared papers and data with the president over the last 36 hours illustrating the way economic growth could slow even if the president shut down the border for just one day. not to mention the affeeffect oe flow on goods, raw materials and the u.s. supply chain. his own staff is trying to stop him. we've all joked, does his white house -- do people there know how to use the bully pulpit? and i'm starting to think, yeah, they do, they've decided to use it to restrain him. >> well, they also know that this is a president who says things and then doesn't necessarily follow up with them, so, it's not a traditional presidency in the sense that the aides all have to be in lock step, because you never know which of the things he says he's actually serious about. that is one of the reasons why you always have this impression of kind of chaos in this administration. >> which he likes. >> well, that seems to be the style that he's comfortable with. >> al

ramesh died, but his actions saved lives. they now have th live theirs t a father.or this widow, the pain is all-too-familiar. her parents were brutally murdered in sri lanka's civil war. her aunt died in a tsunami. in this small christian community, entire families have been wiped out. l this womant her son, her daughter-in-law, and her 18-month-old grandson. just around the corner, we found another memorial poster of two sming children. yesterday, a brother and sister were buried side-by-de. there were just 11 and 12. both loved to study. still on the wall on their house, theiromework calendar. "i will never see th again," their mum told me. "since they have been gone, i can remember is their smiles and laughter. they won't come back again, that is the reality." 10 years after the civil war ended, this community is oncery again g its dead. these graves have barely been dug, just like the lives lost have rarely en -- barely been lived. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, baicoloa. laura: the fbi has joined the international effort to investigate the attacks in sri lanka

ramesh died, but his actions saved lives.have to live theirs without a father. i love myjesus only, i love myjesus only. and for krishanthi, now a widow, her pain is all too familiar. her parents were brutally murdered in sri lanka's civil war. her aunt died in a tsunami. in this small christian community, entire families have been wiped out. this woman lost her son, her daughter—in—law, and her 18—month—old grandson. just around the corner, we found another memorial poster of two smiling children. yesterday brother and sister sharon and sarah were buried. side by side. both love to study. still, on the wall in their house, their homework calendar. "i'll never see them again," their mum told me. "since they've been gone, all i can remember are their smiles and laughter. they won't come back again. that's the reality." ten years after the civil war ended, this community is once again burying its dead. these graves have barely been dug, just like the lives lost had barely been lived. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, batticaloa. s

ramesh died, but his actions saved lives.now have to live theirs without a father. i love myjesus only. and for krishanthi, now a widow, her pain is all too familiar. her parents were brutally murdered in sri lanka's civil war. her aunt died in a tsunami. in this small christian community, entire families have been wiped out. this woman lost her son, her daughter—in—law, and her 18—month—old grandson. just around the corner, we found another memorial poster of two smiling children. yesterday brother and sister sharon and sarah were buried. side by side. they were just 11 and 12. both loved to study. still on the wall in their house, their homework calendar. "i'll never see them again," their mum told me. "since they've been gone, all i can remember are their smiles and laughter. they won't come back again. that's the reality." ten years after the civil war ended, this community is once again burying its dead. these graves have barely been dug, just like the lives lost had barely been lived. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, batt

ramesh died, but his actions saved lives.w have to live theirs without a father. i love myjesus only. and for krishanthi, now a widow, her pain is all too familiar. her parents were brutally murdered in sri lanka's civil war. her aunt died in a tsunami. in this small christian community, entire families have been wiped out. this woman lost her son, her daughter—in—law, and her 18—month—old grandson. just around the corner, we found another memorial poster of two smiling children. yesterday brother and sister sharon and sarah were buried. side by side. they were just 11 and i2. both loved to study. still on the wall in their house, their homework calendar. "i'll never see them again," their mum told me. "since they've been gone, all i can remember are their smiles and laughter. they won't come back again. that's the reality." ten years after the civil war ended, this community is once again burying its dead. these graves have barely been dug, just like the lives lost had barely been lived. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, battic

ramesh died, but his actions saved lives.w have to live theirs without a father. i love myjesus only. and for krishanthi, now a widow, her pain is all too familiar. her parents were brutally murdered in sri lanka's civil war. her aunt died in a tsunami. in this small christian community, entire families have been wiped out. sundari lost her son, her daughter—in—law, and her 18—month—old grandson. just around the corner, we found another memorial poster, of two smiling children. yesterday brother and sister sharon and sarah were buried. side by side. they were just 11 and 12. both loved to study. still on the wall in their house, their homework calendar. "i'll never see them again," their mum told me. "since they've been gone, all i can remember are their smiles and laughter. they won't come back again. that's the reality." ten years after the civil war ended, this community is once again burying its dead. these graves have barely been dug, just like the lives lost had barely been lived. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, battical

her husband, ramesh, was at the church when he spotted a stranger carrying a backpack. in to make a video inside the church," she told me. "my husband said he couldn't and took him outside." as i went into the church, the bomb exploded." moments later, ramesh died — his actions saved many lives, but his two children now have to live theirs without a father. and for his widow, the pain is all too familiar. her parents were brutally murdered in sri lanka's civil war, her aunt died in the tsunami. in the small christian community, entire families are now gone. this woman lost her son, her daughter—in—law and her 18—month—old grandchild. and just around the corner, we found another memorial poster of two smiling children. yesterday, brother and sister sharon and sarah were buried side by side. they were just 11 and i2, and sarah were buried side by side. they were just 11 and 12, both loved to study. still on the wall in their house, their homework calendar. ididn't house, their homework calendar. i didn't expect they would die, their mum told me. i will never see them agai

moments later, ramesh died. sri lanka‘s civil war. her aunt died in the tsunami. in this small christian community, entire families are now gone. this woman lost her son, her daughter—in—law and 18—month—old grandchild. and just around the corner, we found another memorial poster of two smiling children. yesterday, brother and sister sharon and sarah were buried side by side. they were just 11 and 12. both loved to study. still on the wall in their house, their homework calendar. "i didn‘t expect they would die," their mum told me. "i‘ll never see them again. i can‘t have children like them any more." these graves have barely been dug — just like the lives lost had barely been lived. this land used to be lined with grave sparking the victims of the country‘s civil war, which ended a decade ago. once again, this community is burying their dead. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, batticaloa. since 9/11 the number of terrorist attacks around the world has increased fivefold. the us alone has spent $6 trillion and lost

limiting principle to it that aught the limiting principle the things that constrain and as rich and ramesh talk about in their essay the thing that should constrain nationalism those are the things i care about. i do believe nationalism is part of conservatism but the important part is conservatism and that is the thing that constrain the passion. nationalism of itself is a passion about us versus some hem. there is nothing on the interior limiting that doesn't lead to all sorts of by my life bad things. if you look at the history of nationalism it is very difficult to distinguish programmatically or economically of things like socialism. in fact in the language of conomics if you nationalize an industry you socialize an industry. every social is moving in the world that has taken power quickly became nationalistic. they didn't lose to socialism but [inaudible] nationalist antisocialist too. this is one of the problems i have with nationalism. when you say the principle of nationalism is a is that the nation right the country and society, americans whatever socy that covers all of us is th

ramesh panuru, bloomberg view columnist, and stephanie cutter. dan ball, what's your lead? >> my lead is that this is a very damning report about the trump presidency. i think you can look at it in two ways, chuck. one is on the legal side and there's certainly dispute between the attorney general and people who do not take his conclusions at face value. but on the issue of conspiracy, the mueller report gives the president a clean bill of health. there's obviously lots of contacts, but he didn't bring a conspiracy on the issue of obstruction. there is going to be a big debate about obstruction. but i would go beyond that and look at this report in another way. and that is, what does it tell us about the trump presidency? and in that, this report is quite damning about the trump presidency and the way the president has acted. one of my bottom lines on this is that the trump presidency has been an exercise in testing the limits of extraordinary behavior. and i think what this report lays out is behavior that is beyond the norm that we normally expect of a president. >> guys,

she and former president ramesh balwani are charged with defrauding investors out of $1 million. prosecutors say they equipment could do something that it couldn't. >>> a new effort to crack down on illegal dumping on the streets of oakland. it is also a pilot program that went into effect in alameda county. >> as rob roth reports, it is twofold, first by cleaning up and working to keep dumpers away. >> reporter: 90th avenue and g street in east oakland. many treated as one big illegal dumping ground for garbage. volunteers monday covered over graffiti and cleanup a 3 block stretch raided by the city as one of the worst for illegal dumping in oakland. authorities told vans and a car that people used as a dumpster . >> there are no rules on the street. so on they say what do you see, we see everything . >> morning, noon and night, weekends, weekdays, not only the dumping but the unsavory people that are here. >> alameda county supervisor miley says he has heard the complaints and is disgusted by them. he announced a new pilot program that will target this one area at first. the pr

so ramesh, let's say he inevents the best widget of all time. and it's -- everybody wants the widget and he wants to sell to china. it turns out a lot of people in china that will really enjoy it and then the chinese government says sure you can have your wujt but you need to make it with a chinese partner that, you know, owns half the equity in the chinese suband when do you that your chinese partner knows your intellectual property and before you know that that chinese partner has ditched you and they are making it themselves. say. and if you look at it then in the -- here is the interesting thing you need to know about the chinese data. if you look at the total amount of stuff we tell to china and the totalment a of stuff they sell to us it's not that different. you say but wait a minute we got this huge -- the president talks about the 500 billion-dollar trade deficit with china. what do you mean, kevin? the point is u.s. firms sell a lot to china but they have to make it in china to sell it in china. the chinese sell a lot of stuff to us an

now, happening moments ago, elizabeth holmes and ramesh sunny balwani arriving for theranos's statuse pair charged with defraugd investors and patients in a multimillion-dollar scheme we'll monitor any headlines that come out of that hearing and bring them to you as we know more of course that story has dominated headlines in recent years and led to a number of spinoffs, books, podcasts, documentaries. and much more. >> i haven't seen her in a long time she looks different. not wearing the signature black turtleneck >> right >> we'll monitor that. also want to bring you some earnings that just hit the tape. whirlpool reporting. kate rogers tracking that name kate >> this is looking like a mixed q1 for whirlpool the stock was up about 6% last i checked. eps coming in at $3.11 adjusted. analysts looking for $2.86 revenues though a miss here $4.76 billion. analysts looking for 4.83 billion. to take you through some of their revenues for the quarter north america right in line at $2.5 billion asia though revenues coming in a bit light at $371 million for the quarter. analysts were lookin