hello, this is breakfast, with rachel burden and roger johnson. a north korean missile test fails as it explodes just seconds after launch. the test took place just a day after a huge military show of strength in the capital pyongyang. in the next few hours the us vice—president mike pence will arrive in south korea for talks about the nuclear threat from the north. good morning, it's sunday 16th april. also ahead: there is a sense that people are coming together and uniting behind the opportunities that lie ahead. theresa may urges unity over brexit as she delivers her easter message. the world's oldest woman dies at the age of 117. emma morano put her long life down to genetics and her diet of eggs. in sport, tottenham make it seven premier league wins in a row to keep up the pressure on table—topping chelsea. and from the countryside to the classroom. we'll be looking at the lamb cams helping to teach children in inner and we have the weather. hello and good morning to you. happy easter. that does not look promising. it is already waning in the

hello, this is breakfast, with rachel burden and roger johnson. a day after a huge military show of strength in the capital pyongyang. in the next few hours the us vice—president mike pence will arrive in south korea for talks about the nuclear threat from the north. good morning, it's sunday 16th april. also ahead: there is a sense that people are coming together and uniting behind the opportunities that lie ahead. theresa may urges unity over brexit as she delivers her easter message.

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i'm roger johnson, a farmer with the national farmers union.oo often -- too often, that is the case. our public funding for research is now being outpaced by china, western europe, and the asia-pacific region countries. as the bread basket of the world, america should be leading, not lagging. in this space. facts and science must inform public policy, not the other way around. unfortunately, too often, that has now been the case. research needs to inform public policy. our food system, health, safety, economy, and the government rely upon it. thank you for standing up for science. [ applause ] ♪ >> hello, my name is timothy ingleby, executive director of firefighters united for safety, ethics, and ecology and i wanted to talk about the critical importance of science in wildfire management. 50 years ago, we created some of the first research labs to study fire. and apply scientific research in fire management. since then, we've made amazing discoveries about the vital -- ecological role of fire and we developed powerful technology to map, monito

cory johnson, our bloomberg editor at large and roger mcnamee making a great team.talking about internet privacy protections. we will talk net neutrality rules. we are focused on the future of the sec -- sec, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now on the latest tech funding board, a real estate firm is gearing up to be canada's first tech ipo in two years. according to people familiar with the matter, they are seeking to raise around $94 million or a valuation of $750 million. shop if i was the last canadian shopify was the last canadian company to go public. meanwhile, patrick draw he is looking to exploit stock market gains to fuel stock market functions. altice usa was formed with two u.s. acquisitions. sticking with the united states, a new fcc chairman has made no secret to the fact he would like to undo net neutrality rules of the creamiest -- previous administration. reports, he some has already begun sketching out ideas to do that. still with us is our guest host throughout the hour, roger mcnamee, cofounder of elevation partners. he started out by saying

cory johnson, our bloomberg editor at large and roger mcnamee making a great team.ill be talking about internet privacy protections. we will talk net neutrality rules. we are focused on the future of the fcc next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: now on the latest tech funding board, a real estate firm is gearing up to be canada's first tech ipo in two years. the company issued regulatory filings according to people tuesday. familiar with the matter, they are seeking to raise around $94 million or a valuation of $750 million. shopify was the last canadian tech company to go public. shares nearly tripled since then. europeanantime, a cable giant is planning an ipo of its u.s. business. founder is looking to exploit stock market gains to fuel stock market functions. they did not offer details on how much of they were selling or what the valuation would be. altice usa was formed with two u.s. acquisitions. it cost more than $26 billion, -- billion. sticking with the united states, a new fcc chairman has made no secret to the fact he would like to undo net neutrality rule

caroline: cory johnson, bloomberg editor at large. rogeramee stuck around for our next conversation on the growing global addiction to smartphones. perhaps you are concerned about your own addiction levels and would be right to be. tristan harris says engineers in silicon valley are creating phones and social networks to get people fixated in a phenomenon some are calling brain hacking. harris is founder of the nonprofit movement "time will spent." >> it is an interesting problem. all these technology companies are locked into the attention economy. , noever you are building matter what you are making, you are still competing for attention. create is ato conversation about the costs of advertising in the attention economy and whether it is creating the kind of world we want to live in for democracy and in terms of how it affects children with these increasingly persuasive techniques that get ps like snapchat that go public on networks like this. caroline: who are you targeting at the moment with your not-for-profit movement and the people l

johnson, state senator ray lesniak, and assemblyman john russnewski. on the republican side, kim guadagno is leading. running also is jack chetterelly and commissioner steve rogers also running. >>> health care was the big topic at a town hall by democrat dwight evans. >> he spoke to a friendly crowd of constituents yesterday at drexel university. many wanted to talk about obamacare and the reform that's are needed to the system. congressman evans spoke about the divisive sentiment on capitol hill and what needs to be done to get things like that accomplished. >> the president has to realize that if you want to get something done, you got to work with the democrats. and i think that that's slowly happening. >> i think the democratic party needs to understand and articulate what it stands for. i don't think they've done a good job of doing that. >> congressman evans told nbc10 that town halls like these are a good way to start restoring faith in the democratic party. >>> the president is also back talking about health care. he brought kentucky senator rand paul to his golf center on talk business. he spoke about the failed health care bill. after the outing, paul

johnson. assemblyman john wisnewski. kim voidano is leading in the polls and assemblyman and steve rogers. >> today it's time to play ball for the phillys. the team opens up the 2017 season against the reds in cincinnati. coverage starts on csn and starts at 3:00 this afternoon with the first pitch at 4:10 and just like last year, jeremy henrikson will get the opening-day start for the phils. so what can philly fans expect this season from the team? ? manager pete mccannon says his goal would be to win half the games and that would be 81 and he's basing that on the conditions of howie kendrick in left field and michael sounders in right and bringing a much-needed stability to the everyday lineup. >> there's a lot that goes into it, but it seems to work that way right now. i'm looking forward to seeing that lineup from the start. >> i'm happy with the additions we have in the clubhouse. not only with their ability on the field, but with what they bring to the clubhouse. csn is hosting a watch party at xfinity live and they get a free cheesestake and a drink. >>> you can watch the home opener against the washington nationa

johnson, state senator ray lesniak, and assemblyman john wiz new ski. on the republican side, lieutenant governor kim guadagno is leading. also running, assemblyman jack jiterelli, and commissioner steve rogers storms kill a mom and her 3-year-old daughter in louisiana. the father came home yesterday to find his family in the debris of their flipped over mobile home. about 100 miles north in alexandria, louisiana, a funnel cloud caught on camera. lightning lit the sky as thunder boomed through the parking lot. cell phone video also caught the hail in the park, bouncing off the hoods in the driveway in alexandria. a large limb snapped and fell on power lines causing them to arc and flash. >>> and the death toll from a series of landslides in colombia has topped 250 including dozens of children. searchers are looking for more victims. heavy rains on saturday night caused several rircvers to overflow, pushing mud and debris through a small city smashing houses, downing trees and washing away cars. >>> it's 6:35 this monday. time to take you state by state and county by county. >> we begin in camden county. that's where a man is facing assault charges for beating a woman and two children in blac