fewjournalists have visited this disney world—like project — very much the brainchild of ren zhengfeilassical architecture fan. he's been compared to the likes of stevejobs and, in 30 years, he's grown his company from a small workshop to a global tech giant now employing 180,000 people. he's not modest about his success. translation: i am an ambitious man. if someone can focus on one thing, then they will definitely succeed. i was focused on communications technology. if i had focused on raising pigs, i might have become a pig expert. if i had focused on making tofu, i might have become the king of tofu. unfortunately, i chose communications! huge spending on research means huawei claim they're now around 18 months ahead of any other 56 manufacturer. many of our technologies are already far ahead of those by western companies, notjust in 56 or optical switching or our chipsets. the number of technologies in which we're leading is huge, and these are complex technologies. but this is also a company facing some serious issues. the biggest is that the us is coming for huawei in a big wa

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gain will be replaced on the sounds board by john dominic sanaa chairman of ren which has a forty three percent stake in the japanese firm he's promised to dedicate his energy to helping their son through the storm. and advice joins us now for her perspective from frankfurt and later i thought this was what this whole power struggle really was about between the car makers within there are a lioness and now miss on is allowing renault's chairman to replace god and it was wired the whole time there were no was really taking over operations. well actually . it's a very different character than carlos go is and so he ever since he was like the interim the replacement for carlos though and i think he has things to try to please the japanese side of things so what's happening now is that he's replacing go in the board of an assembly he's not going to be the chairman of the board of this sound that makes a big big their friend because what this son and the japanese apparently didn't like too much that carlos go in was amassing more and more power in society alliance and made them feel that the

half of the 110 units are considered affordable housing and will ren for about $1,300 a month to applicants qualify. the other half of the units have been designated market rent. this is mixed-use housing. this is what we can do in the future. we can combine private and public. ivate and public. >> the project cost about $57 million. it was funded with a combination of public and private funds. >>> to san francisco where people are asking for help in finding a large dog that bit two middle school students. it happened wednesday afternoon at joe dimaggio playground in north beach. both were treated at the hospital for injuries to their legs. investigators describe the big dog as white with black and gray-colored spots. the owner was a woman in her 30s wearing a black shirt and a purple investment. >>> the mormon church is reversing course on a controversial policy involving couples, same-sex marriages and their children. the church said it would no longer classify same-sex couples as apostates but maintains its stance against gay marriage. it also stance it would allow children of gay and le

that while then talking about really serious issues that voters care about that also go to difficult renmocrats and the democratic candidates actually know these issues have studied these issues, have science behind these issues as opposed to just spewing lies, junk and idiocies every time frump opens his mouth. >> matt, a clever strategy? >> yeah, look, i think first of all if you go after the sitting president, that's a way to make a name for yourself. remember, howard dean did that back in 2004. everybody was trying to be nice to george w. bush because he was so popular after 9/11. howard dean decided, no, i'm going to attack him and represent the democratic wing of the democratic party and it worked, and then everybody replicated, that and everybody else started piling on. it actually ended up hurting bush so i think it's smart. look, there's a lot of litmus tests that democrats are trying to check off on their way to the nomination, but i think they are two of the most important is can you win the electoral college, and can you stand up to donald trump without him destroying you, an

. >> reporter: that tenant assistance program entails help with financial assistance, two months ren. as you heard, some renters feel that's not enough. and they're hoping other landlords share their concerns, hear their stories and help them out. >> did they give a timeline? >> reporter: technically they are supposed to give a 120-day notice. so about four months. so the earliest folks have to move out is august. >> all right. thank you. . thank you. >>> a big change at bart. the police chief there says he's stepping down next month after just two years on the job. his decision to retire and what he plans to do next. >> i had a wonderful time working with a great group of people. >> reporter: carlos rojas tells us he's most proud of improving the culture at bart police. a force more productive and proactive, he says, than when he arrived two years ago. >> the quality of the officers is what i'm gonna miss the most. and the experience that i'll remember the most. >> reporter: rojas came to bart from santa ana where he rose through the ranks to chief. and return to southern california

ren, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up, the technology that's about to change the way you live. >>> if you haven't heard about 5g get ready for a faster internet connection. it got a big push by the white house today. just how will it affect the way we live? here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the announcement from the white house could impact your house in the near future. the $20 billion fund to help wireless companies move quickly into 5g up to 20 times faster than the 4g most of us use now. 5g's lightning fast technology will accelerate and interconnect everything from the apps on your phone to the cars that drive themselves. downloading a high-def movie will go from minutes to seconds. it comes at a cost. >> 5g is going to know where you are, what you're doing, what your habits are. along with the convenience comes an incredible tradeoff withcy. >> reporter: the 5g network needs a web of transmission equipment. every neighborhood will need a host of new antennas just to make the system work. already widely in place in countries like south korea, the u.s. may be dependent on rival

an f you're looking to ren apartment it may take you a while to find one.ancy rate e at the of last year fell to the lowest level since 1999. this, even as more renters become buyers. >> resident retention when leases come up for renewal is at record level. so while you mig be losing more people to home purchase they're moving less frequently for change or for change in household configuration. >> low viaccy means landlords can have for much of last year as new appliance supply can hit the market andn some markets, the gains are causing burdens r renters. the worst, miami, san diego, l.a., new york andor laend owe according to a newy sur from freddie mac. in this nair areas way more, in some cases even half their incomes. >> san francco has the second highest rent in the country and 13th on the most risks of burden because salars are high. >> pretty much having a roof over my head over going to try to save up for a nice car or a nice vacation is just kind of heartbreaking. >> even renters in luxury buildings won't catch a break. they have been seeing some g

ren >>> police and young people sometimes have a contentious relationship but a san francisco program is aimed at changing that. >> nbc bay area's reporter tags along as police and students bond over common experiences. >> who has fished before by themselves with a pole? tighten it up like this. >> reporter: they say the worst day of fishing -- >> grip on the reel. >> reporter: -- is better than the best day of, well, anything else. >> i'm so happy about this. >> take your grip and wrap around the line. >> reporter: at pier 39 -- >> you got some hooks. >> reporter: -- the chance to cast a line made even an encounter with the police something to look forward to. >> this is going to be so fun. >> you holding it properly? >> reporter: fishing was the hook that brought together san francisco police officers with students from visitation valley elementary school. >> is casting where you throw the thing back and then throw? >> reporter: it's part of the department's police activity league, a program that started in 1959 to bring together officers with kids from the community. >> the kids be

of the president'sax returns turne over by wednesday, and the full mueller report released without rens from attorney general william barr. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on what to expect. >> reporter: count down to tax y. not the usual april 15th deadline, but this wednesday, when house democrats demand irs turnover six years of president trump's tax retur >> is that all? >> reporter: a curt response from the white house. >> no, never. nor should they. >> reporter: acting chief of staff mick muaney called it a nonstarter. >> voters knew the president could have given his tax returns. they knew he didn't and they elected him anyway which is of coursehat drives the democrats crazy. >> i've been under audit many years because t numbers are big. >> reporter: house democrats argue that proper oversight allowsohem review how the irs is auditing the president's returns. >> this is a president who has resisted any oversight or inquiry into his affairs, and so i think the chairman of ways and ans has every right to determine is the irs following its own policy and protocols. >> reporter: the o

union is fighting the newly founded association campaigns for unlimited rental contracts a cap on ren's and more social housing they hand the landlords union a symbolic check for twenty two billion pounds which is roughly what the capital's tenants will spend on their a calm. addition over the coming year. have it was i think that was the man if he hadn't acted and was secure at sea and every dollar that he should live moment and conditions even things are two things going to very different for you i don't think so hey honey honey see the type that was the era of accommodation may be a basic human right yet in reality and britain tenants are second class citizens owning your own four walls has long been seen as the norm here and that means no home no castle of your own and you have no rights that's still the case today tenants are often confronted with the vermin water damage and landlords who simply don't care that's something jason knows well tenants here can be given two months notice no reason necessary he's supposed to move out next week but he's still hoping his appeal will be acc

them declared that before they werevened, they were informed that they would not be able to have any renter this operation. >> reporter: but that is still several thousand women who say their rights were violated. >> well lets see, i mean, i am very sympathetic with them, but that's not because we ordered it. absolutely not. that's because at some point along the line, somebody made mistakes. and if there have been mistakes, well, investigate those mistakes, stop investigating us. >> reporter: congressman hernando cevallos isn't buying the former health ministers' argument. >> ( translated ): the doctors duat worked in the health establishments cing the operations, many of them were appointed by the health ministry where they received their pay,un and they werr orders of the ministry. this was part of an organized system. >> reporter: today, foer president fujimori is 80 years old and in poor health. he is in prison, serving time for his previous convictions. his party still has seats in congress but is no longein the majority. >>translated ): this is the first time that it could go to t

ren crawford, cbs news, calvert county, maryland. >> glor: fantastic.s evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. captioning >>> a truck loses its load and crippling part of the bay area commute. >>> the pics are in so did the raiders the niners make the right choices? the nfl draft. >>> shocking new details about what police say a suspect was about to do before he allegedly ran over a group of pedestrians in sunnydale. >>> the south bay, not just for people to drive but live in them. >> being in a car is better than sleeping on dirt. >>> our original report. as you look up in the sky the new quest to make contact with extraterrestrials and why this new effort remains controversy

government the main priority for them is not so much goes reputation or safety but the reputation of ren know the comic distance a big question right now is the larger corporate picture how is this all affecting the go in case nissan renault well need some so far declined to comment on a japanese company they say the concert of comment on legal decisions but right now has only yesterday released an interior probe in the allegations of financial misconduct by go on saying that they found sort of evidence of questionable and concealed practices that violated the company's ethics rules that go on obviously also resigned from his board and the french government is looking into these new allegations which have now been also passed on to them and it certainly raises also the question i mean there's almost a political question at stake now in this of being a japanese company a french company there is successful together and now all of a sudden there is friction of course this case course tricks in and raises the question what could this imply for future mergers of japanese and foreign companies

localst still ren movies -- >> is that right?he. >> and tourists come for a bit of nostalgia. >> that's what it's going to be, a tourist attraction, to say i visited the last blockbuster on the planet. >> i found a vhs apartment cleaning my apartment. i found an old vhs fr my acting days -- >> you were a thespian --t >> tent into the trash. i don't have a vcr. >> i don't have a dvd player. >> yocan have my old one. >> thank you. we play it on the xbox sometimes. >>> we all know the city loves pandas. >> we do. >> especially the baby pandas. >> especially me. >> right. folks in europe are obsessing over two rare white liocubs. watch this. >> how cute. my goodness! >> that was a roar? >> they're esbies. >> two were born in a safari park in crimea. one's a boy, the other a girl. white lions are extremely rare in the world. only about 300 of them are known to exist. >> so beautiful. >> not tiger, a lion.. >> beautif amazing. >> they are. mithsonian's national zoo is keeping a close eye on one of its giants pandas. back to our neighbo

nine billion projected to grow eight percent year over year through two thousand and twenty six as ren is focused on doubling down on growth he says he is excited about the prospect of developing smart features that would provide meeting participants with automated summaries wall street investors were excited about this i.p.o. as this is a rare unicorn that was actually profitable however with their renewed efforts on growth and their need to expand quickly to fend off tough competitors like cisco and microsoft and google zune may revert back to being cash flow negative it will be a difficult adjustment for a zoom in the public market now as investors have much shorter attention span and their time lines of the than those of the private markets. pinterest also i.p.o. yesterday not to be out shadowed by zuma ending the day at twenty four forty up twenty eight percent the market despite a healthy appetite for these tech startups despite list stumble earlier this year we will now see how zoom and pinterest hold up after this three day weekend as they set the stage for a slate of upcoming

secretary, what possible justification can he offerfor the saudi air strike last week on the save the child ren—supportedearly marked on the saudi no—strike list? the strike killed three adults and four children, including an innocent child, aged just eight years? let me tell my opposite number that that is exactly why we are doing everything that we possibly can to try to create peace in yemen. it's why i'm the first western foreign minister to meet the houthi side, even though they were the ones that were the cause of the conflict when it started four years ago. i'm the first western foreign minister to visit yemen to actually see where we could progress the stockholm accords. but i'm afraid i'm not prepared to let labour pose as the great humanitarians here, when their foreign policy is to support an evil regime in venezuela, that stops its own people accessing food and medicine, itjust doesn't work. time and again over the last four years, including onjamal khashoggi, we get the same response from this government, that they regret what's happened, they want a proper investigation by the saudis, they

although child ren's the holidays when money can be tight.sel budgets are stretched so it will be a struggle to provide resources like this everywhere. the leaders of sudan's protest movement have announced plans to unveil a civilian government this weekend, hoping to put pressure on the army to hand over power. the transitional military council has been in control since seizing power from president omar al—bashir last week. the move comes as thousands of demonstrators gathered in the centre of the capital, khartoum, in the biggest protests since mr bashir was forced from power. our africa editor, fergal keane, reports. whatever happens next, they'll remember this for the rest of their lives. a moment to look back on in old age, when freedom was close enough to touch. arriving in this crowd, it's the discipline, the civility which are striking. "raise your arms and we'll gently search you", they chant. every inch of room is taken and into this unexpected space are flowing the demands of the many. these are lawyers. "this is temporary change",

in rural america and put students in our universities and use their opportunities for the ideas to renic -- enrich . lou: republicans and democrats over course of last three decades have sold us out to china. it is shameful era in american history. one that this president is correcting. day-by-day. but, difficult work. let me get a reaction from you to 9th circuit court. president made clear his thinking. what he feels about the 9th circuit in their judges, but to block it administration because it is too dangerous in mexico? for asylum seekers? that is -- >> what is just so ludicrous, where do 9 circuit judges think that the ase the asylum seekerse through, they walked through mexico but now u.s. courts think it is too dangerous for them in mexico, they just left. this is a huge problem. lou we're apprehending 3,000 people every single day at the border, they are just the ones that we're watch -- catching, they get in united states, and using our laws as loopholes and the exception is becoming the rule, everyone showing up saying aseasylum, magic words, we cannt accommodate all these

rens on the panel says the demands from democrats are abusive and illogical.o simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> now to developing news in virgin virginia where tonight emergency crews have rescued five men in a cave about 180 miles east of row enoek. >> reporter: with the help of rescuers the first man emerged from the cave nearly two days after he first entered it. he's with the virginia department of emergency management. >> they were experiencinging mild hypothermia. andlr >> reporter: a dozen em

ren does not pay itself. driver -- driver told police he is doing fine. and he selling a used car.om is in bosnia. but according to ad perfect for a sunday drive, where you never know who you might run into. >> congratulation to jeopardy contestant won a record aim of money on yesterday's show. >> new one day record. >> holy crap! if he wins another 400,000, he could bribe his kids to usc, james won tonight his five-day total over 288 thousand. we could not come to the phone, he was the punting lobsters off his hotel balcony. they call it insane. when you google that every story about the green new deal. i'll take new york clueless congresswoman for 500, alex. >> topic 4 am -- so bad. >> georgia. the nation of georgia wants to first to produce wine on mars, their government claims they invented wine making 8,000 years ago. a country that has been slamming merlot for 8 thousand years would never gets it facts wrong. no. they reached out to na nasa. assuming president chicago car cakardashian west does not scute it. a group of scientists got caught drinking in a lab. we're studying w

content is also a risky ren chur overseas markets like the u.s.ok had to pay a to settle million claims by the u.s. government that it illegally collected information from children. so their ambition to be a global titan might mean a tough road ahead. >> coming up, stocks have gains. seen double digit will the next round of earnings push it even higher? next.l discuss, this is bloomberg. . >> public markets and what's turning into a very busy year for i.p.o.s. maker of vegan chicken and beef substitutes is seeking to $1le 4s much as million -- 184 million in its offering.blic gates andimprove bill leonardo dicaprio. meanwhile, douyu also filed for a u.s. i.p.o., seeking to list on the new york stock exchange. plans to use in r&d. andinvest marketing. meantime, a lot of tech earnings, including facebook and amazon. later in the week, so what are investors looking for? us now, bloomberg tech editor. twitter first. coming up, tuesday morning, what you expecting? >> i think they all have a lot to live up to, because of all afterares have rebounded the

yvonne: shuli ren, our bloomberg opinion communist joining us in hong kong -- columnist joining us indavid: look at these two stocks. some of the movers we are tracking today. yvonne: another leg lower here after dropping yesterday, as well. these were some of the top 2019 out performers that are now heading lower today. this dampening of the chinese equity market is being weighed by some of these big winners. brewery was mentioning after cost control of analysts looking more bullish. sa sa international was in earning story. david: same-store sales for the month of march, the market is not impressed. down 5% on the stock. fourth quarter. down 11% as far as those two markets. dongfang electric was moving up earlier. goode: it has been quite a couple of days although yesterday, they erased most of their gains. sayingere local reports production line for hydrogen fuel cells has begun operation so plenty of news driving some of these stock prices today. let's get to the session in india. the opening of men by -- mumbai. by.reporter is standing we have been talking about indian equities w

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people who work in the private equity industry earning carry interest somehow gets taxed on a puref reny is it a person who gets it to someone close to being a millionaire. these are easy fixes. >> these are easy fixes, we just have to agree to do them. my conversation with larry summe summers. >>> now we have to turn to something that is not an easy fix but we have to pay attention to it. sounding alarm bells for scientists and leaders around the world. i am speaking about climate change. we sent our own al roker to alaska to the front line to save our planet. >> so, stephanie, we are here in utqiagvik and it's been said that this is the ground zero for climate change. why? because alaska's temperatures are warming twice as fast as the rest of the world. for example, when i got here on saturday, the temperature was 33 degrees. one degree shy of the all-time march record. only three times in march in 99 years has the temperature been over freezing. so, in march. so, we're seeing extreme switches going on. what we are doing here is hanging with scientists, cutting edge scientists who are

exactly who all these people are, it will be turned over to the attorney general, and stary attorney rene with i think directly related with foreign intelligence surveillances act warrant on carter page. steve: follow-up. >> yes. steve: devin nunes has said, he is right, this is biggest corruption scandal in u.s. history. in trying to infle influence the election. it was collusion but not between russia and the president trump it is with comey and strzok. they have all their people cronies out of the press. then they launch this investigation. there needs to be a special prosecutor appointed to find out who did what and when. i will say it again there has to be a special prosecutor appointed to get to the bottom of this. steve: teses. es. >> they can't, this are reminds me of 2016 all over again. she is the one that ended up in federal prison, be careful about collusion. >> there you go. good pointing that out, coming up, our loonie left. why can't they see the real dangers of socialism, shocking video of bernie sanders and aoc, right ahead. with the most lobster dishes lobsterfesof the

investigate further and if that leads to clear evidence we need miev forward impeachment, i'm hopeful my renognize for the good of our country this cannot be partisanship, that all of us need fwoo what is right if that's what the lead us. a man threatening to pull out if staff lawyers are allowed to ask questions. is barr just trying to avoid answering tough questions because he knows legally he is not on the right side of the law? what is going on here? >> i don't know what he's scared of or trump is scared of. we have have annae g acted inconsistent as in the past. more of a pr for the president rather than attorney general for the united states of america. i can't fathom why he would be worried about tough questions. he should be pick enough skinned to be able to handle this. and whether it is a question from a member or their staff member should make no difference. >> lindsey graham said on sunday he's done with the mueller report. >> was mueller allowed to do his job and the answer is yes. name one thing they died stop mule from doing his jab? and if you can't, there's no obstruction. >

we do well only records but private ren tells i it will -- s is keeping us alive. >> commissioner tan: i'm curious with your single event permits or your regular operations with your live performance space, have you had complaints from your neighbors? if so, what was the nature? >> here is what was shocking. over the last year, i haven't gotten a call or complaints from a neighbor. last hearing we had to postpone to now, it was just a few days before when i found out our neighbors were complaining. as soon as i found out, i reached o out and we sat down ad talked. there was a time when someone called 311. we weren't open that night. besaids that, there wasn't a direct complaint. >> i can speak to the complaint the. there were no complaints that were received in the last nine months. however, with the caveat that there was one for rs94109 and the inspector responded in realtime, rs94109 was closed. it turned out to be kung fu the neighboring bar. >> i want to note that they've had an l.l.p. since 2016 but they also have consistently applied for onetime event to extend to like 2:00 a.m.

. >> the ren i said that i'm going to ask you to play this for you and ask you because it seems likes later in the campaign when you hear -- this is early on. and the gloves are already off. but listen, i want to ask you this we have a short time here. the -- she the people. >> yes. >> forum earlier in week. he was booed by some bush bush by the women there when he brought in mentioned dr. martin luther king junior. you defended him. watch this. >> you know as somebody who -- i know date myself a little bit here. but i actually was at the march on washington with dr. king back in 1963. and there is somebody. >> what in the world when you sitting on the stage telling folks about your history and you mention the fact that you were on the march on washington with reverend dr. martin luther king junior. four words in what world do people boo that. >> you thought it was inappropriate. >> i really do. you know, that was a -- a strong moment for the severe as a young man. you know, don, as a 19-year-old fighting against housing segregation at the university of chicago he was chained to a bl

the weakened storm is forecast to bring more information ren shal rain and flooding.it is the second in the past six weeks. >>> the lawyer who represented stormy daniels in her lawsuit against president trump is now facing a legal fight of his life. michael avenatti has a court date in california on monday. he's been indicted on more than three dozen counts, including wire fraud and bank fraud. he is also charged in new york for allegedly trying to shake down sports wear giant nike. he faces prison for the rest of his life. sara sidner just got an in-depth interview with him. >> my lawyers didn't even want me to sit down with this interview. >> reporter: but he's doing it anyway while free on a $300,000 bond. >> do you think you will go to jail before the president? >> reporter: accused of try to extort nike for more than $20 million. nike says we have michael avenatti on tape saying he will take this money and not disclose anything, ride off into the sunset. did you say that? >> did i say that we'd ride off into the sunset? yes. was it in the context that nike and th

the carter warrant was not given once, but three times it was ren renewed. this was not spying and not irresponsible by law enforcement and for the attorney general to say so is a stain on his reputation. i frankly don't recognize the guy anymore. i am outraged he would do that to law enforcement and the criminal justice system and the united states of america. >> a lot of people are saying that. they complained that the attorney general has not portrayed their findings accurately. they found it to be alarming and significant and in today's hearing, barr cleared the president when the special counsel didn't clear him. >> i'm not going to discuss my decision. i will lay it out after the report is out. >> mr. attorney general, the thing is, you put this out there. the president went out and tweeted the next day that he was exonerated. that was not based on anything in the mueller report. that was based on your assessment on march 24th. now you won't elaborate at all as to how you reached that conclusion. >> i will discuss that decision after -- >> did bob muel

forces of ren xwa renegade gene libya are advancing on their capitalit ity capital.city is good. u.n. security council has called on khalifa haftar to stop the advance. >>> boeing has temporarily cut production of its 737 jets, most are the grounded 737 max. instead of making 52 airplanes a month, it will make 42. the entire max fleet was grounded after two crashes killed 346 people. >>> the u.s. president has harsh words for those wanting to immigrate into the united states. speaking near the u.s.-mexico border on friday, he said, quote, turn around, our country is full. and he toutded the touted the b and called the idea of seeking asylum a hoax. >>. >>> businesses are still trying to figure out what president trump's ever changing positions and threats of tariffs and border closures mean for them. >> mexico is after all the united states third biggest trading partner. pa paula newton has part of the story from mexico city. >> reporter: here in mexico of course they are relieved that the border won't be closed today, but they are taking donald trump's threats serio

content is also a risky ren chur - a risky venture in overseas markets like the u.s.uary, tiktok had to pay a record 5.7 million to settle claims by the u.s. government that it illegally collected personal information from children. so their ambition to be a global internet titan might mean a tough road ahead. >> coming up, stocks have already seen double digit gains. will the next round of earnings push it even higher? we will discuss, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> more startups are rushing into public markets in what's turning into a very busy year for i.p.o.s. the maker of vegan chicken and beef substitutes is seeking to raise as much as $184 million in its initial public offering. investors include bill gates and leonardo dicaprio. and the former mcdonald's ceo. meanwhile, douyu also filed for a u.s. i.p.o., seeking to list on the new york stock exchange. the company plans to use proceeds to invest in r&d. and marketing. meantime, a lot of tech earnings, including facebook and amazon. later in the week, so what are investors looking for? joining us now, bloomberg

the prepond rens is on the side of the house democrats.ays and means has an unchallenged right to look at any tax returns. not to release them but look at them. the treasury secretary is not supposed to be involved in this. >> the house democrats through the committee chairman said today as a deadline for the irs to respond doesn't look as though the irs is going to. this will come down to a legal fight about what does the word shall mean which is -- >> the 1924 law. >> it's probably a fight only washington could have and love. the exchange yesterday was really revealing and the irs commissioner said there's no law that prohibits turning over -- someone from turning over their own material while under audit. and this is the longest history in the history of audits like 11 years or something like that. >> we don't know if there's really an audit. >> we don't. it's never been established. the president's tax returns for any span of time were during the campaign or still are under audit. he claims they are. he also said the american people do

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one person dead and three others ren pittsust months after that we are learning about the attack thisorning. >>> plus, crane collapse in seattle. the shocking moments the machine came crashing down trapping people below. what led up to the terrifying incident. >>> finally, royal baby wat prar making a morning and what prince william has to say about baby. that's all coming up. >>> a marine biologist tells us this is a rare sight. you're seeing killer whales playing with their food. monterey bay whale watch shows the orcus tossing a salmon around and chasing sea birds and teaching how to hunt by practicing with the birds. experts say it's very unusual to see killer whales do this for so long. orcus don't follow a seasonal migration pattern and tend to go where the food is. >>> that's not the ending "avengers" fans expected. movie goers at the great mall in milpitas were two hours into the film when the power went out. you can see them streaming out of the theater. fans can come back and watch the movie. >>> this week, "star wars" fan will make a reservation to visit galaxy's edge at di

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myself and the other child ren's commissioners have raised this directly with the un but also the councilmination of them when they do the examination of the uk in early may to raise this as a matter of urgent concern. parents across the uk have been raising this and this is restraint of children, this is being held down, this is being... the use of straps and the use of force, or being secluded, and the impact on notjust children's education but physical and mental health is quite extreme. it also has a really big impact on teachers and others in those settings, who are left without the support and training and guidance they need to keep children safe. what we are demanding from government if they ta ke demanding from government if they take urgent action to put in place for guidance and support teachers and others need to make sure they can see the children as needing additional support. this should not be seen as a behavioural issue. these are not children acting out. they are expressing distress and need and trying to communicate their need and trying to communicate their need for sup

i'm a democrat, and i want to make that clear, and maybe that's a ditch ren shator for me in this racewe talk a lot about healthcare, for example. i think i'm the only candidate who actually gets single-payer healthcare, so i think healthcare is a right and i think every american should have access to good affordable healthcare. i made an election to get my own healthcare and that's single payer and it's not perfect so if i'm elected i won't force you off your private healthcare plan. >> welcome to the fray, seth moulton. what's the lane? >> it's unclear. i mean, it's kind of the -- assuming biden gets in. it's sort of the biden lane, the globe charlayne, you know, the n -- the klobuchar lane. not going full into this. right now it seems more like he's doing this to raise his public profile. >> for the next election. >> why not. >> in part, that could well be true because you don't pay a price. when you first started in the president, you ran for president, you lost and you were considered a liars and now you build an email list and fund raising machine and in a wide-open field we don'

ren nard schleifer says public companies should pay for new roads. with us now is meg welcome back with the ceo of regeneron leonard schleifer in the great to have you. >> thank you >> your idea is to take 1% of equity from public companies and put it in a bank or trust and use it to build out the nation's infrastructure >> yep >> you're saying they have to. they don't get to choose >> it's not a voluntary contribution my idea is it's required >> okay. here's what i wonder before we get into the details what if the next move is someone said fine, let's do that 1% for climate change let's do 1% for wealth inequality where does the list end? >> yes the slippery slope argument i can understand it. but i don't think that's enough to say that we shouldn't do something like this. companies take advantage of infrastructure companies benefit from infrastructure, and there's a much more direct connection between infrastructure and business >> and in terms of mechanics, this entity holds that equity and effectively make loans against the equity as an asset >>