let me read from reuters. at least a dozen people have been injured on westminster bridge after large bangs were heard outside british parliament according to a reuters photographer who was on the scene. and you're getting more information as well. but if at least a dozen people have been injured, that would represent clearly a very significant and ominous development. >> reporter: it is. a lot of what we're getting is from reuters, because of that photographer. we're also hearing from reuters that an alleged assailant was shot by uk parliament, at the uk parliament by armed police as well. that's a reuters-sourced story, obviously very reliable on their stories coming out of london. also a prominent parliamentary journalist is reporting that the prime minister has been evacuated as well, because you can assume that either she was in parliament or downing street, moved out of the area. so it's getting increasingly serious. the reaction is certainly serious. we can only wait to hear what the police know and rep

so, thatis not issued comments to reuters.eport, the man was carrying a backpack and the mantra to enter the residence and was arrested. and in residence and was arrested. and in residence this weekend was and is president trump himself. the fa cup has a huge game taking place in london. lincoln city are taking on arsenal. link another first non—leaguers to reach the last date since 1914. if they win, the result will go down as the biggest upsetin result will go down as the biggest upset in fa cup history. goodness me, adam wilde is outside the arsenal emirates stadium, no pressure on lincoln! you put it really well. it is hard to overestimate what an achievement it is for lincoln city to even be here. the first non—league side to reach the stage of the fa cup in more than a century. the last time it happened, arsenal were still known as the woolwich arsenal. since then, they have gone on to win this cup 12 times. arsenal are currently fifth, in the premier league, and lincoln 01’... in the premier league, and lincoln or... le

this is reuters. it's just broke within the last few minutes. we're back with congressman adam schiff. thank you for sticking with us. i appreciate it. >> you bet. >> the issue of nato and the united states and that was raised in this mysterious dossier from a former m.i. 6 officer as a quid pro quo and the allegation there was that the trump campaign knew about russian intervention and cooperated with it or aware that it was going on and what they promised to do in return was to downplay ukraine, sew dissension in nato. you raised that today in today's hearing. i wonder if that means we should read into that. when you cited with that dossier, should we stop describing that as an uncorroborated dossier? has some of that been corroborated? >> i can't go through the dossier and disclose what we've been able to corroborate or not but in response to the reuters story, i have to hope that that story is not true. we've already sent a terrible message to nato. the only message that has gotten through is not that we support you, not that we value you or

reuters, guest from howard schneider joining us, remmington, republican line, hi. good : how is it going, morning, y'all. host: hello. caller: my question real quick, point on thed your fed. what i'm curious about, of the years or so, with the bust cycle, do you see the working? i mean, i'm only 24 years old complete 've seen stagnation, my question is, you know, how do these individuals in do they just have -- how do they come u with how they need to -- the conomy, how do they figure out how much they need to dump, this, that, can you answer that question? try, it is awful big and good topic, because the making s, they are judgments and trying to kind of make up in a sense as they back to the go crisis, make it up as they go along. here was a very deep debate in the fed back around 2008, 2009, about different rounds of easing, they called it. basically the fed going into the reserve for eating banks, by buying treasury and mortgage securities that were on the market there. to put more cash into the system. how much to put in? with big ey came up numbers and put mo

there were some notes from that that have been shared with both msnbc and reuters. most recently, the reuters reporter was able to confirm with attorneys of the department of homeland security this is very much part of her proposal they are seriously considering. purposeat would be the of separating me mothers from the children that accompany them? >> decides cruelty and inhumanity and inflicting emotional psychological trauma? i think it is deterrence. we saw this even under the obama administration clearly has begun wanting to show that immigrants are not welcome here. even immigrants were seeking referee -- refuge. we will callwhat the state's proposal if it becomes a final policy. at the deterrence approach has been a failed approach. he cannot deter a mother from making the difficult decision of trying to save her children's lives. any mother, any parent will do that. and no wall, no level of detention is ever going to stop that. amy: can you explain exactly how it would work? mother, putake the her in jail, and what would they do with the children? , again, we

reuters are saying this happened at johannesburg‘s state hospital.ca after two o‘clock. we will pause now and catch up with the weather prospects. good afternoon. we still have a chilly breeze and the uk but some lovely spring sunshine for most of us, especially in east suffolk. more cloud across other parts of the uk, for example the west of scotland. a lovely picture from one of our weather watchers. you can say the extent of the cloud from earlier on. most of the cloud is heading towards northern ireland which will bring changes towards the end of the day. in the last part of the afternoon, we will save insurers off the coast moving inland. much of england and we will remain dry. it‘s spelt sunshine into. what across northern england, showers into the north—west. we increased the cloud and threat of rain into northern ireland, still chilly in scotland, showers, wintry showers over the hills. we will find it turning wet this evening in scotland, rain and hill snow will push its way into southern scotland as well. by their south, we have wet weather

this, according to reuters.pany stock extending a decline .6% after the reuters report on the westinghouse unit. we have this u.s. company being drawn into a chinese dispute. unit to the hershey's be suspended. what is going on? toalind: it all goes back territory. there are defense, and all kinds of other issues as well. hershey's, the first u.s. company, to be drawn into this geopolitical issue. said production was suspended to perform what they call maintenance activities. of representatives that that actually authorities ordered to close for a month due to a legend safety violations. the same representatives that lotte in lostcost sales. this is not the latest move. lot it is largely becausete -- it is largely because lotte offered a piece of land, and china expressed its views to stop the deployment of it. of course, there are a lot of units, but not the only company to be affected. if you take a look at this chart, you see there are 20 companies on the index. the top 10 here, which action have -- actually

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reuters agency that the prime minister, theresa may, was at no time in harm's way. session of parliament was suspended. they were told to stay inside until being evacuated. the houses of parliament and big ben, very popular tourists sites in the u.k. tens of thousands of people go there every day. the area has been blocked off. tube stations in the area shut down. alex, this investigation remains underway at this hour. >> seems like there's a heavy police presence in place before the attack began. can you tell us about the security perimeter and what the police presence looks like as of right now? >> really, throughout europe, as you can imagine, a heightened sense of security. the past few years of attacks have driven more police officers and security into the streets. certainly, in europe, of course here in the u.k. as well. thousands of police officers wherever you go inside the tubes, on the streets. you will see them. this area, in particular, the houses of parliament, especially around the houses of parliament, most police officers don't carry guns. that is no

reuters agency that the prime minister, theresa may, was at no time in harm's way. session of parliament was suspended. they were told to stay inside until being evacuated. the houses of parliament and big ben, very popular tourists sites in the u.k. tens of thousands of people go there every day. the area has been blocked off. tube stations in the area shut down. alex, this investigation remains underway at this hour. >> seems like there's a heavy police presence in place before the attack began. can you tell us about the security perimeter and what the police presence looks like o >> really, throughout europe, as you can imagine, a heightened sense of security. the past few years of attacks have driven more police officers and security into the streets. certainly, in europe, of course here in the u.k. as well. thousands of police officers wherever you go inside the tubes, on the streets. you will see them. this area, in particular, the houses of parliament, especially around the houses of parliament, most police officers don't carry guns. that is not the case in t

reuters reports the reason for the ban is an unspecified threat.he ban impacts nine foreign airlines. no american carriers are affected. all electronics bigger than a cell phone including laptops, tablets and cameras must be checked. medical devices are excluded. the ban applies to eight countries and unnamed officials say the ban has been considered for several weeks. >>> and the white house is pushing back after the director of the fbi delivered a double blow undercutting the president. testifying before the house intelligence committee fbi director james comey is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. he also shut down the president's claims that he was wiretapped by the obama administration. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning, hena. >>> good morning, anne-marie. the president addresses house republicans on capitol hill ahead of their vote to overhaul obamacare. this comes one day after director comey confirmed for the first time that the campaign is the subject of a u.s. intelligence investigation. >

now, to recap what we believe has happened based on reuters, sky news, and other sources, is that an along the pavement of westminster bridge, that a number of people were injured during that process. that is the shot of the suv that crashed into the barrier outside of parliament. there have been a number of separate shots that show ambulances and people being treated on the pavement of westminster bridge. this, of course, the separate shot of where it crashed and ended its journey. a man wielding a knife then stepped out of -- a human, sorry, wielding a knife. not sure of the sex of the assaila assailant. the assailant wielding a knife stepped out. a police officer was stabbed, and the alleged assailant was shot on scene by police officers. those final details in terms of a policeman being stabbed and the assailant being shot on scene have been confirmed by the leader of the house of commons, david lidington. guys? >> wilf, for those who don't know london well, maybe you can just describe the geography for us here. this is a highly concentrated, urban part of the city, yes? >> absol

. >> making headlines, a new reuters poll suggests far-right candidate marine le pen would win the firstfrench presidential election if it was held next sunday with 25% of the vote. but in a two-way decider vote in the second round, the poll shows that le pen would then lose to centrist candidate emanuel macron, with macron taking about 62%. again, this poll shows that le pen would do well in the first round but not as well in the second round. still much better in general than the market or we all thought six months ago. similar to what we saw in the u.s. presidential election. >> the key thing to focus on is the second round vote. >> on may 7th. >> no one will get 50% in the first round. it's 60/40, which ever poll you look at. that's a big spread for le pen, the right-wing candidate, the anti-eu candidate to make up. polls have been wrong already in the past couple of years. so much again will come down to turnout that is what we learned about things like brexit. it wasn't so much what the polls were saying, it's how much did each person turn out their core support. >> right. if le pe

reuters says the hackers live in russia and canada. yahoo was hacked twice in the past two years. hundreds of millions of user accounts were compromised. >>> time now 4:42. some new changes for people visiting the famous "hollywood" sign. coming up, why neighbors fought for the new rules. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, dictionary - before they take the same stage! sharon chin shows us the boys >>> with the clock ticking until this weekend, cbs bay area spelling bee two brothers are poring over the dictionary before they take the same stage. sharon chin shows us the boys' friendly competition in their quest for the top prize. >> i'm going to go with -- >> reporter: ruth can play a friendly game of scrabble in their san jose home. but how competitive are they in the spelling bee? >> yes. >> we have a winner. >> reporter: the 13-year-old won the cbs bay area spelling bee last year earning a ticket to the scripps national spelling bee. the 10-year-old of silver oakland elementary school tied for ninth place. >> acadian. [ spelling ] >> reporter: this year, the brothers studied the online dictionary l

and that is slightly higher than the reuters poll of 52.2. obviously a very small component of the uk economy. only 6% or 8%. yesterday the manufacturing pmi was slightly disappointing. the big one is the services one. that's set to come in the next few days. >> there is a slowdown in new orders, which is a mixed signal. that's what to come in the future. given we have all this brexit uncertainty, new orders increasing at the slowest pace since october. yeah. we'll have to see. see what happens in the uk. >> sterling/dollar 1.2276. at a six-week low yesterday on the back of weaker than expected pmi on the manufacturing side but also the strong dollar on the back of the fed speak. that was the more important side of the equation. let's come back to u.s. futures. let's peek at how they're looking this morning. the s&p 500 off by 3 appointments. the dow jones off by 7, the nasdaq by a similar amount. this following the markets taking off on wednesday following donald trump's speech and the dow closing above 21,000, that's for the first time ever

. >>> reuters is reporting a terrorism threat has led to a new carry-on rule for flights from certain countries in the middle east and africa to the u.s. passengers will have to check almost all electronic devices. the rule affects devices larger than a cell phone and will impact over a dozen airlines. officials tell reuters news that the electronics ban follows a terrorism threat and is expected to be officially announced tomorrow. the department of homeland security says it does not comment on potential security precautions. >>> as rain returns to the bay area, most of a santa clara county park is still closed. abc 7 news was in san jose where there are "do not enter" signs in parts of hellier county park. a few areas, including the dog park are open, but most of it has been closed since the flooding of coyote creek. park staff continue to work to clean up the damage. so far there's no word on when the park will fully reopen. >>> abc 7 news was at pier 9 as the water emergency transportation authority showed it will shuttle more passengers and bike buyicycles on the shut right now.

reuters says prolonged detention of children is currently barred under a federal appeals court ruling. >>> today the mexico an government launched legal assistance center at its consulate office in san francisco and san jose. the booths are known as defense centers. the consulates have formed partnerships with law schools and nonprofits to provide legal aid. mexico is spending $50 million to beef up its legal aid to migrants in the u.s. >>> just yesterday, immigrant rights activists announced a new 24-hour hotline for people to report raids by immigration and customs enforcement. that number, 415-200-1548. we've posted the number on our website, abc7news.com. >>> and then there was one. at least as far as drivers can see. opening up new views from the bay bridge. we now have a better idea when it will be truss-free. >>> a helicopter airlift food, fuel and mail are being delivered to people stranded near big sur. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. live doppler 7 tracking a gold storm that will bring more than rain this weekend. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up.

. >> and you did have a role in the language that came out, the way that reuters what is 20 ministers, the group of 20 countries, if you space to define the trump trade agenda. >> how to go down with some of the activities that are going to be spent. >> let me put it this way, the new experience for me. >> normally, this meeting with people, we've reached an agreement and put out some type of statement, but the agreement is. in politics i find in negotiating for the month before you get there, you communicate without even seeing anybody. >> you get up there and you sign and carefully negotiate a communiquc while you're having discussions and my point is communication reflects what we've been discussing. i think people understood that, they were especially helpful in negotiating the language for us but it's a message. >> how soon do we expect to hear the trade agenda with interactions? >> i think you know, the president has been renegotiating nafta, that will be the first major agreement. you're looking at the various different agreements with geo and one of the things we will see his

at the department of homeland security, official told reuters they fear a witch hunt underway for theecause of a draft intelligence report which found little evidence that citizens of seven muslim majority countries covered by the now suspended travel ban poses threat to the united states. the clampdown has you will apparently among washington career civil servants who appears it is designed to limit the flow of information inside and outside government and deter officials from talking to the media about problems regarding negative stories. pennsylvania, democrat, thank you for joining us, paul. what do you think? caller: funny when the shoe is on the other foot, one caller said that if the politicians that bring up charges and if the investigation does not prove anything, should be penalized. look at the republicans who would be penalized over a benghazi, they investigated hillary for lots of stuff and never found anything wrong. they could never make anything stick. all those republican should be in jail. that is silly. if the democrats had any subpoena power, which they do not, the

you were a junior reporter for reuters and they had given you thisjob reporter for reuters and they hadb because there was not much interest at home. the british government were invited by the six to take part and they rather huffily declined! it was to be years later before britain became a member and under rather special terms. so it has been dogged, the history of the today's european union and the organise common market has been dogged by a certain lack of credibility in the eyes of the british people. i often wonder to what extent it is all to do with the fa ct what extent it is all to do with the fact that most of the founding fathers of the european union were catholics and it was significant in those days, i remember being struck the following day after the signature, all the heads of state and the foreign ministers trooped off to see the pope at the vatican and here, this time, they went to see the pope first. so, you know, british attitudes towards the pope and the reformation or no popery, that's always coloured british attitudes towards the european ideal. the brits weren't

according to reports from the reuters news agency, the president has said he wants to see if there arerats who will help work on are democrats who will help work on a future health care bill, but the effo rts a future health care bill, but the efforts for now are over and there is no suggested timetable for when they might bring it back. they are done with obamacare, say republican lawmakers, so for now obamacare stays in place. and efforts will be made to look at the issue of health ca re made to look at the issue of health care in the united states at a later point. we will go back to their press c0 nfe re nce point. we will go back to their press conference when it starts, if able to. detectives have released the first image of the attacker, detectives have also released the first image of the attacker, image of the attacker, 52—year—old khalid masood, — who was born in kent and named adrian elms at birth. they're appealing for information from anyone who knew him. here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. the face of khalid masood, the face that confronted police officers, an

according to reuters, macy's is skeptical hudson bay can get financing for a deal.n update to the story. you can see macy's shares falling 4%. shares not a reacting as much as. they are down somewhat on the day as well in canadian trading. it looks like they are off by 2% . macy's shares have not already been trading as if the deal would happen. they are off considerably over the past three months or so. this may not be shocking to investors, nevertheless we are seeing stock reaction. mark: the most acclaimed x-men movie to date, logan debuts this weekend, saying farewell to the wed hugh jackman. franchise is delivering the best box office sales according to box officepro.com. what will happen with the x-men franchise after his departure? joining us into a deep dive into the movie "logan" from san francisco, i have seen every one of them. i have every single one of them. miss, butit and logan goes out on a high. critics love it. it will make a ton of money. what does fox do next? >> it is a very different movie than some of the ones you are accustomed to seeing. i'm

political correspondent for reuters. what did you see? >> i was in my office here, which looks out over the road that runs through westminster bridge which is where this started. we then heard a loud bang, which was followed shortly afterwards by a number of gunshots. we couldn't see exactly from our office what was going on, but i moved to another room where i could see. by the time i got there, there were medics around two bodies on the floor working frantically, performing cpr on both. >> shepard: we know the attacker did not survive. do we know if the authorities were able to communicate with him prior to his death? >> no, we don't know that. in fact, from what i saw, i believe the attacker was carried away in an ambulance. the other person they were working on was a police officer who died at the scene. >> shepard: do you have a sense for where they are in this investigation? it sounds like they believe this is the extent of it, but they're making sure. >> yeah. we had a statement to that effect to say they thought it was one attacke

. >> reuters reports that considering separating children from people entering the country illegally. instilling fear in the community. there is help. >> immigrant families have somewhere to call for answers now and place to go for legal help in the event i.c.e. agents show up in their neighborhood. unexpected visit by i.c.e. agents to community center in mission district caused fear and pain panic in january. calls come through a new hotline about similar situations. >> received 450 calls since february 10th. really the community being afraid. >> set up the hotline for residents to report i.c.e. actions and inform undocumented immigrants about their legal rights. >> we don't recommend you say anything if you're arrested, just say your name and ask for attorney. >> the mexican consolate launched a legal assistance center. joined 50 mexican consulates to calm fears and offer legal advice to mexican nationals. >> want them to know their rights and have information from reliable sources. >> workers are visiting communities and many attorneys working pro bono. staying ahead of the trump a

the reuters poll was looking for 55.6.o below expectations and the first month to month decline since august. that's according to unicredit. that means that the market might be fearing that the confidence among uk businesses is slowing somewhat despite the fact it has held up relatively well. this might be the first turning point. i don't want to read too much into it but do keep in mind we did see slight weakening on the month on month basis. we got uk mortgage approvals, which increased, but consumer credit growth is slowing once again a quick look at the markets. kicking things off with u.s. futures. yesterday the dow snapped the 12-day winning streak. that was the longest in about 30 years. the s&p 500 this morning seen up by almost 12 points. the dow jones set to add 91 points. the nasdaq seen higher to the tune of 27 points. we didn't get too much detail from donald trump in the speech yesterday. there was one fed policymaker who trumped trump, excuse the pun. that was bob dudley, he talked about the fact that a rate

that's according to a statement that the bank provided to reuters news agency.day, kushner met with the head of the bank back in december. he also met with the russian ambassador to washington. jared kushner did not discuss anything important and he's volunteered to answer questions from lawmakers handling the russian investigation. kristin fisher is here live at the white house. kristin? >> shep, the reason this meeting is raising so many red flags, not only is the bank under sanctions, but the chairman was appointed by vladimir putin. he has close ties to the kremlin and a deep understanding of how the intelligence agencies work. so much so that he graduated from cfsb, which trains people to work in russian you can seev moving with jared kushner is raising eyebrows on capitol hill. the white house says that kushner has done nothing improper. it was his job during the campaign and the transition to serve as the primary point of contact for all foreign governments. he was wearing that hat when he met with gorkov in december. that's different from the russians. t

this was, of course, reported by reuters. a hoax about no information about the government or a drone in libya. but they are saying at the kremlin that they are keen to see the situation in libya stabilizing and having contact with all sides there. but there is no suggestion, at least from the kremlin that they are planning to intervene in that process. however, we have certainly been seeing a closer engagement from russia in libya in recent months, not only with the internationally backed government in tripoli. but in particular, with the head of the rival administration based in the eastern city of tul tullee tulleert. and joined in early january having a conference call there with the russian defense minister. and that, in particular, is raising concerns with the u.s.ing that russia may be looking to install or prop up a russian-backed leader in libya to perhaps cement its influence in the middle east, in the mediterranean after the success of its intervention of syria leading to the continued presence of bashar al assad r

. >>> new at 11:00, president trump vowed to crack down on immigrants and now reuters is saying immigration judges will be moved around to target cities, including san francisco. more on the story. >> the goal would be to speed up deportation of undocumented immigrants charged with crimes. law professor says having more judges could produce a clear result. >> what the addition of more immigration judges means is many more people will get deported. >> according to figures from university of syracuse, california had the highest number of pending proceedings but professor says no judges may not be the solution. >> real problem in my opinion, too many people put in deportation proceedings that don't to be in them. >> says customs and enforcement agents broadened crimes that put people in the process. driving without a license for example and been more aggressive. this week even the chief justice of the california courts wrote letter to attorney general and director of homeland security say agents shouldn't use these as bait to take people into custody. fears in the community. trying to manage t

>> again, just because it's a reuters report doesn't mean it will happen. there are all kinds of suspicions on what may or may not happen pun till another exec i have it order comes out or until the secretary of homeland security puts out more guidance, the guidance right now that i.c.e. is operating under is that people are here illegally and they have committed criminal offenses, those are the folks that are being focused on. and that is really not too much of a deviation from president obama under his term. there was over 400,000 people deported under president obama that had this serious criminal history. and so i think it's real easy in this environment to get excited about one thing or the other, but until you have a piece of legislation or an executive order, it's hard to comment on 240es. >> i know it's a proposal, but a lot of people wonder when you hear proposals like this, is it testing the waters a little bit to see how people react, to see if it would be explosive frankly? is something like this even plausible? >> knowing how presidential campa

i'm from reuters. the situation on the korean peninsula at the moment is extremely tense. north korea has a contest did missiles this week and the united states now serves that all options are on the table for north korea and in malaysia, the leader was ordered on the merits of using a nerve gas. do they think that there will be a war on the korean peninsula and what is the strategy for preventing the war from breaking out? thank you. >> [speaking chinese mandarin] interpreter: tensions are again rising on the korean peninsula. on the one hand the dprk has , ignored international opposition and insisted on advancing its nuclear program and launched ballistic missiles in violation of security council resolutions. on the other hand, the u.s. is conducting military exercises of enormous scale and ranking up military pressure. the two sides are like two accelerating trains coming towards each other with neither side willing to give way. the question is are they ready for a head-on collision. our priority now is to flash the red lights and apply the brakes on both trains. >> [s

. >>> new at 11:00, president trump vowed to crack down on immigrants and now reuters is saying immigration judges will be moved around to target cities, including san francisco. more on the story. >> the goal would be to speed up deportation of undocumented immigrants charged with crimes. law professor says having more judges could produce a clear result. >> what the addition of more immigration judges means is many more people will get deported. >> according to figures from university of syracuse, california had the highest number of pending proceedings but professor says no judges may not be the solution. >> real problem in my opinion, too many people put in deportation proceedings that don't to be in them. >> says customs and enforcement agents broadened crimes that put people in the process. driving without a license for example and been more aggressive. this week even the chief justice of the california courts wrote letter to attorney general and director of homeland security say agents shouldn't use these as bait to take people into custody. fears in the community. trying to manage t

venezuela's all -- venezuela's -- accruing to reuters the country will only allow tourist to buy premium fuel starting on saturday. some drivers aren't happy with the measure. >> as of this saturday, all tourists may no longer be able to buy the premium fuels that cars are designed to run on. the government recommends those affected replace the higher octane premium fuel for regular. some including taxi drivers fear this could cause long-term damage to their cars and it will soon extend to regular fuel. >> the concern for taxi drivers is what is going to happen with this petrol. and how will the engines be effective. not even a regular vehicle. what happens to regular vehicles now? cuba's shortages for this longtime supplier of subsidized last week motorists faced long queues in the south american nation as the country was hit by its first motor fuel shortage in five years. that is because the country with is largest oil reserves easier to then convert to car fuel. this is a problem of refineries and to pay for important elements needed. the result has been a big drop in crude exports. a

. >> reuters reports that considering separating children from people entering the country illegally. instilling fear in the community. there is help. >> immigrant families have somewhere to call for answers now and place to go for legal help in the event i.c.e. agents show up in their neighborhood. unexpected visit by i.c.e. agents to community center in mission district caused fear and pain panic in january. calls come through a new hotline about similar situations. >> received 450 calls since february 10th. really the community being afraid. >> set up the hotline for residents to report i.c.e. actions and inform undocumented immigrants about their legal rights. >> we don't recommend you say anything if you're arrested, just say your name and ask for attorney. >> the mexican consolate launched a legal assistance center. joined 50 mexican consulates to calm fears and offer legal advice to mexican nationals. >> want them to know their rights and have information from reliable sources. >> workers are visiting communities and many attorneys working pro bono. staying ahead of the trump a

reportedly suspended sugar export permits to the united states, according to a letter obtained by reutersfilled positions at u.s. department of commerce partly to blame. no mention of political tensions between the countries. not clear what impact the reish should next month. meantime, make a run on -- your dessert aisle, get some sugar. >> that is your territory. >> i've don't have much of a sweet tooth. this neck story up my alley. in wisconsin, talking about cheese. baby. >> of course. >> nation's top cheese makers, gathered at green bay's lambeau field for the championship cheese contest. >> more than 2,300 entries from 33 states. championship cheese makers announced tomorrow. organizers donating 9,000 pounds of cheese to a green bay food pantry. >> need an extra judge? >> all you. >> i am available. i am your neighbor. >> i am your neighbor. >> just saying. i am available. call me. >> coming up. international women's day. we are celebrating all of the girl power out there. >> including -- check out this new statue. young girl staring down the bull on wall street. >> tell you what is

the dollar rallying against the euro in light of a report coming from reuters that an unnamed centralank source, ecb source, saying the market overinterpreted mario draghi's comments at the last meeting that we could see the end of loosening policy -- loose policy sooner rather than later. he said those comments were overinterpreted by investors. >> maybe they got spooked by the dig jump in yields. >> we saw yields come down off the back of that. that's one reason we saw a half percent of gains. >> also softer inflation numbers in spain, parts of germany. the broader market picture, mentioned oil a big gainer yesterday. that sent energy stocks higher, giving a little back this morning. wti cried sude sitting still be $50 a barrel. 49.36. brent, 52.14. it's down half a percent. nat gas also down 0.4%. the u.s. dollar perked up a bit yesterday. let's show you what's happening now. >> slightly stronger today. for the week as a whole it's up a little bit. >> there it is. >> the month and the quarter quite noticeably down. >> going in opposite directions. firmer against the euro, 1.0733, f

the trump white house says that kushner met with him as a member of the transition team, reuters got a statement that he met with him as a businessman kushner companies, so there's another -- there's more in congruicongruit they talking about sanctions and lifting them? >> jared kushner went to harvard. i did not. is it possible he did not know russia was a thing or going to be a thing and he accepted a meeting with a russian banker? >> during this transition period, jared was very much -- donald trump was elected and didn't have like a shadow cabinet full of foreign policy think tanks and kind of preparing the way, he had jared kushner basically do everything, so it wasn't really a surprise that he bhet t-- met with the russian ambassador, that is something something that often happens. >> there were certainly a lots of questions about what the relationship was between the trump campaign an russia at this time so the meeting was going to be notable regardless and the fact it was found out made it even more notable. it just adds again, we keep saying this over an over again adds smok

. >> ambassador haley, i'm from reuters. a question to you. you mentioned the u.s. reevaluating its approach to north korea. can you tell some of the options that the u.s. is now considering? >> i think all options are on the table now. >> is the u.s. planning on taking any unilateral action? >> the united states has a very -- has been very firm and strong on the fact that we absolutely see no place for chemical weapons in any situation whatsoever. it's incredibly disturbing, not only how this was done, the manner that it was done and the intent in which it was carried out. it is one more factor to consider and we know it's an issue as we are dealing with how to possibly move forward with north korea. >> ambassador, according to this u.s. officials have been considering a range of options and the new tactic might include military strikes on north korea. actions that will help neutralize north korea before they go through an actual attack. can you talk about that possibility and what it will intend and how the united states is thinking about and preparing for somethi

. >>> comcast plans to launch a low-cost service aimed at streaming video, reuters reports it would be called xfinity instant tv. comcast is marketing it to broad-band customers who don't want to pay more for traditional cable. packages include major broadcast networks with options for other channels. >>> the professiona women of business conference will be held tomorrow. and hillary clinton will be the keynote speaker. this will be the first time she'll be in san francisco since a pre-election trip in october. they'll also hear from taraji p. henson, rosario dawson, jackie speer, and memory banda. even i will serve as conference co-host. >> that's going to be a great experience for all concerned. wonderful. >> yeah. >> nice thing, the weather will cooperate. last year or the year before we were racing around with umbrellas. that won't be a problem. >> it's going to be bright. wind in the afternoon. but enjoy the 70s. live doppler 7 showing you it's a quiet picture. enjoy today with baby blue skies, couple of clouds, but no rain in the next 24 hours. this beautiful looking shot, specta

"reuters." in that is happening. he has already left his first stop will be china.hat from "reuters." barbara in oklahoma. good morning. caller: good morning. yes. everybody is talking about the irs. i used to work for the irs in california. somebody accused her of looking into an old boyfriend's taxes, which see shed -- she said she did not do enter supervisor backs europe, but she was fired, she had to go before congress, they threatened to throw her in jail just on somebody else's, which is in fresno, according to her, it is mostly mexicans working there and a lot of them are illegals and off the street and one black man pulled a knife on a supervisor, they did not fire any of them even though they had done the same thing they accused her of. they were going to send her to jail and she is just a worker even though she did not do it. people are saying that the irs this, the irs that. as far as i'm concerned, they need to get rid of the irs and throw them all in jail. host: roseanne in san diego, california. democrat. caller: hi. i just can't believe what anybody t

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from reuters. this is the question for the secretary tillerson. the minister said that the jews -- the united states says there's no different we the ypg and be pkk. have you overcome your differences over the issue and can move forward concretely and syria and the fight to retake raqqa, if and the other question i have is the previous administration said that syrian president assad must go. nicki haleey says its knock move forward without the fight with a sad -- assad is resolve. >> i think on the cove how to carry forward with the defeat of daesh, isis, in syria let there be no mistake. just so we can be clear. there is no space between turkey and the united states and our commitment to defeat daesh to defeat isis, not u.s. >> syria and iraq but as members of the greater coalition to defeat daesh in. anywhere dash -- daesh show us its face they will be confronted by the coalition to defeat them. on the battlefield and in cyberspace and social media space. so, in terms of the tactics that are necessary to achieve that outside, that is why we meet

now reuters reporting that immigration judges are going to be moved around to target 12 specific cities, including here in san francisco. the goal would be to speed up the deportation of undocumented immigrants charged with crimes. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> what the addition of more immigration judges means that many more people will get deported. >> reporter: according to figures from university of syracuse, in december, california had the highest number of pending deportation proceedings. but professor bill hing says more judges may not be the solution. >> the real problem is that, in my opinion, too many people are being put in deportation proceedings that don't need to be in deportation proceedings. >> reporter: hing says immigration and custom enforcement algts have broadened their interpretation of crimes, for example, driving without a license and agents have been more aggressive in other enforcement efforts. this week, even the chief justice of the california state courts wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney general and the secretary of homeland securit

we have not been able to independently confirm the reuters report.en able to confirm is deployment of u.s. marines to syria to help in the fight of isis and raqqah, the group's de facto capital. the u.s. has had special operations forces on the ground in syria for months. conventional forces have been deployed before. this is a new escalation that puts more american conventional troops into battle. we don't know how many although lieutenant general steven townsend who commands the american-led task force fighting iraq has the ability to pull them to the region and send them to syria so this does not need any new approval from either president donald trump or the defense secretary james mattis. defense official told nbc news that this is part of a new effort to accelerate the fight against the militants. it doesn't come as a surprise. we've heard military commanders discussing the possibility of putting artillery forces into the area. the goal is to help the u.s.-backed arab and kurdish forces already taking on isis. just as in mosul, alex, the milita