a few sg—enabled phones are hitting the shops this year, but 56 is not really about a faster connections. it's more about connecting the things that we've never connected before. stands were full of ideas about what that could mean for the future. a robot that can instantly mimic its driver's moves. imagine this happening when they are thousands of miles apart, and this is the kind of collaboration that sg promises to unlock. wearing ar goggles can let you interact with the same 3—d environments, but without the kind of uninterrupted connection 56 should provide, the experience will always fall short. so frustrating. this collaborative game is set up on wi—fi at the moment, the reason being to demonstrate how the ha ptic feedback is a little bit delayed. whereas once it's on 56, well, it should all be happening at the right speed, exactly as i do things — although i don't think it's going to improve my skills. and it can truly unleash the power of ar. we already have ai capabilities in our devices. image recognition, for example, helps to enhance our photos. i played a simple game which

a few sg—enabled phones are hitting the shops this year, but 56 is not really about a faster connectionmobiles. it's more about connecting the things that we've never connected before. stands were full of ideas about what that could mean for the future. a robot that can instantly mimic its driver's moves. imagine this happening when they are thousands of miles apart, and this is the kind of collaboration that 56 promises to unlock. wearing ar goggles can let you interact with the same 3—d environments, but without the kind of uninterrupted connection 56 should provide, the experience will always fall short. so frustrating. this collaborative game is set up on wi—fi at the moment, the reason being to demonstrate how the haptic feedback is a little bit delayed. whereas once it's on 56, well, it should all be happening at the right speed, exactly as i do things — although i don't think it's going to improve my skills. and it can truly unleash the power of ar. we already have ai capabilities in our devices. image recognition, for example, helps to enhance our photos. i played a simple game

the first sg smartphone. crowded with similar looking phones, the battle to cram in more functionality continues. the second it oration of microsoft's hollow lens created quite a stir —— it oration. it is lighter than the hollow lens, but it feels more solid. let us feel what the expenses like. there we go. after a brief set up like. there we go. after a brief set up by like. there we go. after a brief set up by found myself working in construction, albeit of the mixed reality variety. the upgrades involve a display, a voice control, and more precise hand gestures. they allow you to stretch, rotates, and move what is in the virtual world, or as was demonstrated in the launch, do something as detailed as play the piano. ori can play the keys one at a time. the fielder view is wider, but the experience is definitely better when i'm standing further back, which, initially when i was trying to move things on the table, that wasn't ideal because i was having to go forward. but right now i can move the timescale ju

the global pioneer in sg telecoms equipment is suing the united states for blocking american federalies from using its products. huawei says washington is acting as "judge, jury and executioner." the lawsuit challenges a section of a us defence bill, which prohibits federal agencies from using telecom equipment made by huawei and another chinese tech firm, zte. it comes as western nations grow increasingly concerned about a spying risk related to the widespread adoption of the company's technology in next—generation sg networks. two of america's ‘five eyes' intelligence—sharing allies — that's australia and new zealand — have also restricted its access to their markets citing security concerns. the others, canada and the uk, are considering similar moves. huawei's announcement comes as its chief financial officer meng wa nzhou faces extradition to the us following her arrest in canada. the usjustice department has charged huawei and ms meng with trying to evade us sanctions against iran. how significant is this suit, and what's the strategy behind it? let's go live to asia business h

right now, deserving is serving test bed for sg, deserving is serving test bed for 5g, and what thatconnected vehicles. whilst 4g radio still needs to be used at the moment, the rest of the trial sees movement and interaction is tracked on a 5g network. it replicates what could in the future keep traffic safe and well managed. the number of cards with sim cards in them will evolve into algorithms that will help though sensor is correct. the key thing is how are you going to use the data to be able to help the end user's life easier. and that is what is being looked at here. can we get the vehicle to be connected? here. can we get the vehicle to be connected ? can we here. can we get the vehicle to be connected? can we make sure we are transferring the data? can we do it ina transferring the data? can we do it in a secure environment so the data itself is secure? can we make sure the cars are secure from each other? also, are they secure from unexpected events? the much talked about low latency aspect of 5g means no delay, and that is of course vital when we are talking about moving t

but finds itself as just one of many countries researching all of the other big tech areas, including sgsk broadcasting, and self driving cars. and transport is the subject of this project by mobile operator, ntt docomo. it's trying to predict traffic congestion, by tracking phone users‘ movements throughout the day. docomo knows the age, demographics and home address of each of its 76 million subscribers, and also knows pretty accurately where their phones are at any time. it's used in artificial intelligence to watch how and where they travel throughout the day, and also how and when they return home at night. it can now predict where traffic congestion will occur in the evening, based on where everyone is during the day, and it's hoped that the ai may also be able to cope with the different traffic flows that will be associated with the olympics. now with so many visitors flooding into japan, safety is paramount, and for the first time, the olympics will be using facial recognition to ensure speedy identification. paul carter has been to find out more. at next year's olympic and paral

he's accuseot of sg and killing his uncle and shooting and injuring his aunt inside their lanham home early sunday morning. prince george's county police say he took off after the shooting and was discovered a couple days ago in a baltimore hospital. he's being held in the prince george's county jail without bond. there was no family inside of the courtroom today to speak on his half, and h said he did not want to be represented by a public defender. that did not stop the judge froo ding him without bond. i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >>> new questions today about whether optional add on safety equipment could have lped prevent the ethiopian airlines crash. early indications say a software program indicated it was going to stall and pushed the nose down. right now boeing is racing to release a software update for all of its max jets. the fbi and congress are investigations into how the planes were certified in the firstplace. >>> larry hogan escalating his attacks on the national parks service becau this rocky stretch of the bw parkway. the governor says an ownership of the parkway would

when the spring spring spring sg between saturday and sunday, we'll be partly cloudy.ank you, mike. we are looking pretty good for the start of the monday morning commute. from westbound 5 to hour. south bound 101 should take you about ten minutes. >> lyft is revealing more details about a plan to go public. >> and here is tech bites. >> uber's top competition is hoping get a big lyft. >> the wall street journal says they could be valued at about $23 billion. snap chat is planning to ichbt deuce gaming to their plan. >> the plan would allow outside developers to use snap chat as a host. >> some sleep experts are asking apple to eliminate the disrupting crucial, late-stage sleep. >> the best advise. set an alarm for when you want to get up and get up. >> sometimes, it is so hard. >> still ahead, the rescue that earned the firefighter cat whisperer. >> and the launch of new direct flights to hawaii from the bay area. >> a super bloom is creating has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature c

it reversed a plan to pull federal fundingrom special olympics betsy devos facedth sg criticism for pulling the program. devos said she agreed with the d prt's decision. congress and not the administration, actually authorizes the spending. >>> the house has rebuked the trump administration again. the president's policies could prevent most transgender people from serving and prents existing troops from transitions. yesterday, lawmakers denounced the policy, which is set to tako effe the 12th. the action on the house doesn't is reverse the admation policy. the ban is being challenged in court. >>> the charges have been dropped. that doesn't mean that jussie smollett is out of the spotlight. the city ordered smollett to pay $130,000. police a the mayor say there's enough evidence toe prove that staged the incident toov im his career. smollett continues to say the real.k was >>> the man who attacked and killed a 7-year-old reston girl begins his life in prison. nearly two years ago, torres attacked a group of muslim te teens. he raped and killed hassenan. her father cry affidavit the sentenci

sg y >> you know they are stimulating the you know what out of the the economy. that's not good. >> the economy here is pretty good one thing i learned from being oversea, china is as big as they come the investments they are making overseas are enormous. >> steph, broad base rally financials bounce bank finally working. citi up 27%. jpmorgan 10. you're adding to positions >> i've been nibbling at bank of america and jpmorgan jpmorgan is fairly new for me. i've been selective up until this point overall we're up 20% from the december lows as in terms of the market i think that interest rate s whatst driving many market global rates around the world lull and depressed that's very good for stocks. i think you're starting to see some green shoots and also in china. i think my case that i've made before earnings, troughing in the first quarter, i still feel pretty good about that i think we'll see improvements >> new highs is that where we're going? >> it is just as jim said when speaking about china, that's something that could derail things i'm not looking for that

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only will crude exports keep growing but we will soon pass russia and even close in onppaudi arabia on sg oil around the world. energy expert dan jurgen, a founder of this conference, says the united states is now the force to be reckoned with in oil and. ener >> the u.s. has a big impact. you see the kind of growthndt thef this year the u.s. will be producing around 13 million barrels a 2 1/2 times what it produced in 2008. what a big change, andnk i t the other producers around the world are really having to react comingamount of u.s. oil to the market. >> reporter: even just ten years ago the women and men here would ve barely talked about sending our oil and gas outside the country. l the conversation would have been about imports not exports. but america's shale oil boom and energy renaissance has changed all of that. just as it is changing energy policy both here and abroad. and made texas and in many ways this conference the center of the energy foworld. "nightly business report," i'm brian sullivan, houston, texas. >>> coming up, building a brand. wait till you seehat some compani

turn to janessa webb for more oth >> people are ready to transition into spring happy first day ofin sg happening at 5:58. 98 says before thert of summer it is not going to fl like spring look at this, spring snow across the higher elevations for new york to northern new england a closer look at the day ahead back in the 50s across the plains, cooler weather for the upper midwest. 41 degrees for daytime highs in the rtheast. mild air trying to work its way it is going to be a slow start if you are a fan of the snow, here it comes. >>hank you >>> meet one of the biggt babies ever born in new york entered the worligd ng 15 pounds, which is the average size oa six month old. both are expected to go home>> soon > a feel trip takes a fiery turn the bus started smoking and everyone made it outaf sely. >>> inalora, cifni a garbage truck caught fire and rolled down a hill. no one was hurt. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer, ap

the doubleot sg 5200 block of daventry terrace happened about 1:30 p.m. the search for the svopect ed road closures that threw the busy area into gridlock. two nearby schools were placed on hock down for hours lock down for hours. school buses many stuck in traffic werero broughtd the back of the high school to pick up waiting students. >>ns it's very >> reporter: outside the middle school they were rel pick up her son. >> there were a lot of texts that went out. and the schoo called every ten nutes with messages to let us know that the children were safe and that the school was still on lock down. >> reporter: police said the precautions wer necessary to protect the community. >> we had witness statements that we couldn't te for granted. and when we are told that the shooting suspect ran back into a house and never came out, we have to treat it like >> reporter: police have not said much about the motive for the shooting but what the told us is that both the suspects and the victims akn n to each other. live in prince george county jackie news4. >>> we'l

. >>> detailsot about a sg in the district last night. officers flooding the area of galton street, finding the victim on georgia avenue. he was unconscious and later died at the hosowtal. right nd.c. police are calling this a death investigation. they have not released the man's na ktrnows bor aderew wall. tomorrow the president will ask congress for an additional $8.6 billion to pay for the wall along the southern border with mexico. the money is for the fiscal year of 2020. it is more than six times wcot ressional low indicated for border projects in each of the past two fiscal years. top democrats criticizing the request, funding legislation needs to be passed before october 1st orld we cou see yet another government shutdown. >>> all right. next on news4, this arizona zoo was the site of a horrifying attack. we're going to show you the moments after a jaguar went after a visitor. >>> and an upte to that story that we brought you as breaking news last night at 11:00. we are getti a clear picture from inside the cabin of that terrifyin

the bulk of thatnd sg is at ski resorts. >> is there a risk to the value of your properties if you have a shorter ski season? >> i think there could be. >> reporter: robert katz is ceo of vail resorts, a publicly traded company. it operates 15 mountain resorts across theu.s., canada and australia. it also owns luxury hotels and v real estateopment company. >> we do hear from shareholders uite a bit about this weath variability. if i'm going to invest in vail resorts, how do i know that you can consistently drive results? >> reporter: hisanswer, fight climate change from the ground up. lead by example, and at the same time p ttecthe business. >> our sustainability practices are critical to ourlong-term sustainability as a company and the financial performance that we can deliver. >> so it's really yourottom line. >> absolutely. >> reporter: in 2017, katz announced a commitment to using 100% renewable energy. that meansar panels and transitioning to more energy-efficient snow making. yes, snow guns in colorado. and it's buyingpr more erties. recently in vermont and australia, a geographic

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the letter went on tsay mcdonald's workers at its company-owned locations have an average sg wage of more than $10 an hour. while it doesn't contrt pay franchise locations, mcdonald's believes it is likely similar. theompany declined to comment beyond the letter to cnbc. mcdonald's statement comes as pressure builds to hike the federal minimum wage which stan at $7.25 an hour and has not been raised since 2009. congressional democrats have renewed a push to increase it to 5 an hour by 2024 with the raise the wage act, which the national restaurant association opposes in i current state. the largest food service trade group in the world said in part our members are as diverse as the communities theyserve, and the economies of every region are different. advocates say mcdonald's' move is a start but not enough. >> definitely a welcome statemt but it'seally a reflection of the mainstream consensus now.19 tates are raising their minimum wage this year.nc 2012, 22 million workers have received raises. lots of cpanies are adopting 15 as their baseline. it's really where most of the country

according to the article, the company expects to secure sg contracts in germany.ses signalled its exclusion from western markets. and arab news features a photograph of a flooded roman amphitheatre in jordan's capital. it says that heavy rains have caused chaos in amman. vehicles have been washed away and mosques have been helping stranded people. more on the hanoi summit, and expectations among south koreans and north koreans were mixed. iam going i am going to show yet some of the papers here. we were talking about people making sense of the abrupt ending yesterday that this is how the vietnamese papers are reporting. they want to emphasise that kim jong—un is still here on a state visit for the next two days. it is looking back at the history of north korea has had with it now. picture of his grandfather being met by ho chi minh. you heard earlier that reactions have been mixed. the two sides have a complicated history and are technically still at war. rupert wingfield hayes has been gauging the reaction in seoul. at radio free north korea in seoul, they are br

what is in mueller's report a seeing what i in the southern district of new york's report, and also sghe collection of evidence, and does that rise to high crimes and misdemeanors. and if it does, then we have a constitutiona to proceed. but i think we owe it to the process to first look at the reports and look at the evidence and not just make a decision based on our ownssumptions. >> i would like to also ask you about north korea. you met yesterday in atlan with former president jimmie carter, and carter, of course, once brokered an agreement with kim jong-un's grandfather, kim il sung in the 1990s. what came outf your meeting with mr. carter. >> look, it was an honor of a lifetime. i went down there, we spent 30 minutes. let me tel yo president carter is brilliant and lucid. he talked a hut how head negotiated a framework, a 12-point framework with kim jong-un's grandfather. i then asked him. i said, presidentcarter, who can i follow up with in the carter center or experts to un frstand what thiramework is? he started laughing and he said, well, me. i'm the only one who knows all of

concerned about a spying risk related to the widespread adoption of huawei's technology in next—generation sg two of america's "five eyes" intelligence—sharing allies — australia and new zealand — have also restricted huawei's access to their markets citing security concerns. the others — canada and the uk — are considering similar moves. huawei's announcement comes as its chief financial officer meng wa nzhou faces extradition to the us following her arrest in canada. the usjustice department has charged huawei and ms meng with trying to evade us sanctions against iran. joining us now is karishma vaswani in singapore. how significant is this suit and what s the strategy behind it? i think it is #1234i6 can't. it is an attempt bihar way to come out on the offensive. it is part of the strategy the company has taken for several weekers remember when the founder told me from his campus that the us measures would not be able to crush the company, so you are starting to see that kind of narrative coming out from huawei, what they are trying to do through this legal process in the discovery process

according to this article, the company expects to secure sg contracts in germany — that's after allegationsed its exclusion from western markets. moving onto the arab news, this features a photograph of a flooded roman amphitheatre in jordan's capital. take a look here. heavy rains have caused chaos in amman, vehicles have been washed away and mosques have been helping stranded people. blitz across the over the sharanjit leyl, has been watching the hanoi summit, at the of course so suddenly. —— let's. summit, at the of course so suddenly. -- let's. it is very much the talk of the town here, but also amongst north koreans and south koreans, the reactions they had mixed because the two sides have complicated history and they are technically still at war. rupert wingfield hayes has been gauging the reaction in seoul. at radio three north korea in seoul, they are broadcasting news of the trump kim summit into the north. this station is run entirely by defectors. the newsreader used to work for north korean state tv. the station founder was an officer in the north korean military. defectors like

new host lilli sg broke the news last night. late with lilly singh will take over the 1:30 slot. she rose to fame on youtube and said she's excited to have a new audience. >> i'm excited. i get to create a s scratch, i get to make it inclusive and make comedy segments and something i believe in. she plans pretaped comedy etches and other signature elements. we wish her luck. >> i o not much a youtuber. have you seen hr before? >>e not. i was told today she made millions doing it. >> really? >> yeah. not surprising for that verld. >> we to dvr her for yourselves. >> i'll check her out this d. week >>> we know we have gardening t enthusiasts tatch news4. >> we know you're probably itching to get out there and work on your yard, but as amelia draper explains, i can hear the wind already, not so fast. i we have colder air moving in for the weekend s talked to our experts about the dos and don'ts what you should be doing in your lawn and garden this time o yearf >> we have a look at your first 4 traffic. the roads this weekend, couple things happening. in arngton, westbound 66 at clos

the prumpl president reacting sg wow, 50% of americans agree that robert mueller's investigation is a witch hunt. very few think it is legit. we will soon find out. meanwhile the white house lawyers have told the judicial committee they will not turn over intel for the investigation which goes beyond russia ties. when is the witch hunt coming to an end. joining me you, corey lewandowski. welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: the public also doesn't want the house to consider impeachment by 61.7%, which is not unsurprising given what impeachment would do to the country and i think nancy pelosi made a very good case of stating that. the fact that over 50% agree that is a witch hunt surprise you given the pushback that the president has had from the media on this? >> it doesn't surprise me. i was there from beginning. i have said this many times on television. we know there was no collusion, no coop la cooperation from us y entity on the outside who wanted to influence the outcome of the election. what we've seen is two-plus years of an investigation, $45 million to come up with what we k

sg you think earnings will be better than what people think. >> it crushed expectations the hurdle is much lower than last year. >> the bar is on floor now >> you have to step over it. >> the numbers haven't been cut this significantly since the financial vcrisis >> i think also you're look at deals. that's a huge deal i think the market is telling you a lot by the size of some of the deals that we have seen, scott as well as issues like boeing when one of the biggest companies on effort and certainly one of the most important in the united states has such a misstep last week both in the way they have handled it as well as the way the faa handled it assignments the market was willing to displimiss that. that's a pretty big thing to dismiss especially for the dow for us not to be plumbing to some new level on the down side rather than pushing to the up side >> isn't it difficult to make a bullish case after you've been up you have the fund flows from bank of america and you have flows that turn the biggest in flows in a year. now you're going to get bullish. >> the time to get bullish

whatout procedures because wiley did is he stood between the bridge and radar room and ppi an eye on the sg planned indicator display you see on the left. he had headphones in the various ships' weapons systems. he gave the commanding officer of the ship the sense of where this was relative to other ships in battle. while he was in essence the navy's first destroyer combat information center in his own action himself. he helped develop sophisticated procedures to make this effective throughout the fleet. is theseens in 1943 procedures begin to work out. they become more routine and effective. as the navy is changing its approach to blend effective destroyer attacks timed to work with cruiser gunfire, the cic begins to influence how that happens. the japanese are changing at the same time. they have shifted their approach. we have heard a lot about actions sending cruisers and ships down guadalcanal to bombard american positions. they said wesley destroyers. maybe there is a light cruiser at the head of the column. these ships don't fire their guns. they fire very powerful torpedoes. an extr

. >> ground sg temporary while the investigation continues, but, look, this is a dramatic reversal from the support the faa was voicing earlier this week about the safety of the particular aircraft. >> we are a data-driven action-oriented agency we don't make decisions about regulating or grounding aircraft or even shutdown decisions for airports and aircraft without actionable data, and in this case the actionable data didn't arrive until today >> in the order to ground the boeing 737 both max 8 and max 9, "the acting administrator has determined that an emergency exists related to safety in air commerce." the data recorder in the cockpit voice recorder were damaged in the crash, and special equipment is needed to extract that information, so they're in paris, france, this morning. ethiopia is leading the investigation with assistance from the faa and ntsb. it's part of the information they collect to monitor planes globally it was given to the faa monday it's a jand official tuesday night. by wednesday morning canadian officials had done an about-face and grounded their planes. the u.

sg right you didn't finish the full bio he also said the fed interest rate cuts would lead to hyper inflation. there's a bunch of people who say the fed should be easing >> what about this looming fight. the president had a very, very formal and well done process, in my opinion, of nominating and bringing people to the federal reserve. it's been very different from other processes where he's appointed people to head organizations who wanted to be shut down or really dislike their prior mission. he hasn't done that with the fed and the market has largely applauded the appointment if not necessarily the policy the second standpoint is when a president appoints somebody to the federal reserve board, it's done in consultation with the chairman i don't think this would be if consultation with the chairman >> you think >> i think the federal reserve is an institution that can abide one or two serious dissidents inside of it because of the way it's done, i think it's okay to have this guy in there >> i don't think he goes inside the institutions and starts turning over the table like jesus with the

the drugs were wrapped in burlap bags, backed inpp a sg container for dried fruit. the demand in the u.s. peaked a few decades now drug cartels are looking to exploit the opioid idemic. >> cocaine was the nemesisth in 1990s but this is traffickers trying to merge cocaine and fentanyl to create new markets. >> reporter: most drugs is smuggled into the u.s. through checkpoints. and more than 90%ro comesm colombia where production is surging. now with the dangerous trend of mixing it with fentanyl, drug and inspection agents say they expect to find more big drug shipments like this. >> pete williams wasracing how drugs got into the u.s. and how it was involved. >>> and conor mcgregor is altercation an outside the ring. mcgreg smashed anhone when a tried to take a phone. mcgregor allegedly slapped the phone out of the fan's hands and stomped on it multiple times. mcgregor has been charged with felony, strong arm robbery and c misdemeanominal mischief. >>> it's a video that you've probably seen on a social media hoege. >> it s a ccer patient's room being raided. nolan sd

you don't own it, do you buy it >> can we put up a chart >> the competitive issues are wort worthy sgho is hbo going to take market share from. these guys are going to eat each other. netflix gets to sit back like this guy and let them destroy each other >> that's not true >> they've got to grab a critical mass. they cannot do it. >> when you're talking about growth, stock trades on subscriber growth. >> maybe they don't take share from netflix >> with amazon's ability to cut prices >> netflix is raising and people are still staying there. i don't disagree they will build out but for now. >> the content is the same for the competitors. >> one at a time doc, and that one is me. >> the thing in my ear is like buzzing. >> i agree >> we have a 395 price target on it >> kate moore, facebook, amazon, half the faangs right there. does the market need it more >> there has to be a lot of investment into context. competition is heating up across the world. some of that is because of the cyclical parts of the sector there's a lot of places we think recurring revenue will hold through despite any

quarrel s the most important person to do so and we wait to see if the chairman bablck greas this sg you use the word drift. i was going to use drum run beat that the fetd's next move should be a cut the market has moved up on it ts on projeks and when. it should be to a cut this year. >> it's an interesting because if there were just happen ng the u.s. and based on late fourth quarter, early 2019 data, i would say that's fine. that's the the first quarter typical admiration global rates are plummeting. no one is that sanguine about the process. there's a vote in parliament today where once again the parliament voted down the brexit plan put forward it's premature to say anything except to say at moment it looks like the global risks are on the down side and not the upside >> what do you make but just to bring it full circle where the markets are, what the markets are betting on from the fed. the argument of whether we're really late cycle or it's been extended and what the lyft's ipo timing could say about where we are in the market cycle? >> i think it's a wonderful preerds of time

he sg jested that the lawyer for ivanka and jared kushner but we know that today members have been asking questions about these documents and it has been a significant portion of today they also have tried to figure out whether the discussions are going to move forward on any pardons in exchange before he flipped. in relation today the trump attorneys are standing by the statement from last week. they say the statement made last week about the edits being done by trump attorneys was quote completely false. >> thanks so much. cohen talked about the edits publicly last week. take a listen. >> there were changes made. were there changes about the timing? >> there were several clanhange including how we were going to handle that message. >> okay. >> the message being the length of time that the trump power moscow project stayed and remained alive. >> and aman da, we know that message was false, the one that cohen gave to the house to congress cohen lied. we have to weigh what the word remains but if the white house had anything to do with adding to the lie it could be a big issue. >> these ar

as we look at that, you will notice that the amounts faf s sg the north bay.we look at your tuesday morning, chance of showers there into your wednesday. we will dry it out. by thursday, here comes that secondary system that wants to linger into your friday. friday afternoon looking at some light showers. yes, right on into saturday. as we look at your highs today, today is pretty mild to warm out there. 75 in san jose. 66 back home in the city. in the seven-day forecast, low 60s. 70 around the bay. you download our app and we still are talking about our storm impact scale, which will affect the north bay and perhaps the coast monday into tuesday and then even thursday into friday. giants' home opener friday. amount los looking to be four, e hundredths. that could change. you will want to check back with us. >> showers to start april. thank you. >>> we are sharing stories of inspiration in a weekly digital series called more in common. this week, our country may be divided about securing the southern border, but you will be surprised at what these people livin

. >>> more now onnn the sg reversal of torture for "empire" actor jussie smollett. under a neweal reached by prosecutors smollett walks way with a clean recorden though prosecutors believe he staged his own hate crime. he'll have to do two days of community service and he'll forfeit his $10,000 bond. all righ so whur's tayrer thomas is ith today's talk around town. even though prosecutors dropped the charges they are notat exong smollett and chicago police insist they've got this mountain odence stacked against him. smollett, on the other hand, has and always has since the very beginning of this maintained his innocence. >> our listeners felt pretty much like they did when they heard the mueller after waiting all that time they were hoping there was going to be an answer andowrosecutors in chicago have changeds thing because now they feel there's more questions than answers after theirecision. ushey're also divided about whether or not jce has been served. so we have our listener sean and tony who kind ofxpressed the spectrum of what our listeners we saying after th

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sg >> with respect to russia and other interests on a factual basis. it's also distinct from what kind of congressional or constitutional remedies there are. >> and this is what the hearings are about. this is what our investigations are about. look, people have we've already shown up with documentary evidence when originally it was reported the president was paying hundreds of thousands to mistresses to buy their silence. the right wing claimed this was a smear and fake news and michael cohen shows up with the kansz cancelled checks and they maintain a demure silence and they ge -- go on to deny the next skandsal. nobody believes donald trump is out spending his time trying to figure out how to advance public interest or common good. he's out there wheeling and dealing and bringing in all of the businesses that he thinks can support him for his reelection. and the deals are with the extreme right wing religious groups that vice president pence brings in and we know they'll do anything they can to stifle women's right to choose but other than that, har

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lauryn ricketts sg by in the storm team 4 weather center. a lot of folks maybe thought, okay, march i here. is is the first weekend of march. maybe some warmer spring weather canexpect. not today, it seems. >> not today. >> or the coming week. >> listen, a lotf this next two weeks or so looks like we're going to have pretty chilly conditions oute. th of course, the unofficial start of spring is when we get daylight saving time, which is next sunday. again, it ends next sunday. does it end or begin? i always forget. anyway, i can't think about it the fly, but it is next sunday. as far as next sunday is ncerned, you think about spring when that happens. it is definitely not. listen, we have snow on the way. road impacts as we head for your sunday into monday. we're going to be fine today. your sunday morning, we're dry through the middle part of the morning, then we have snow on the way. sunday night to monday morning could ittle tricky. now, last night was tricky. we had some ice. we had some snow. we had some rain, and it was falling heavy a

the house passionin passing a sg election overhaul bill that takes on campaign finance, ethics and votingghts. house speaker nancy pelosi outlined her support. republicans like the house knee medical report leader kevin mccarthy criticized the legislation for taking taxpayer money and give it to political campaigns. >> the idea of hr-1, it's going to take taxpayers' money to give to politicians. the idea that if you're convict as a felon, you get to vote, even if you're convicted of a voter fraud, you're now going to be able to vote. i do not believe this bill is going to go anywhere. >> it is a power grab, a power grab on behalf of the people, but let us look to the senate and say when we pass this bill it's not just what happens on this floor, it's the message it sends to the american people. arthel: let's break it down with our political panel, kris wilson, the former director of research analytics and digital strategy for the ted cruz presidential campaign and capri kafaro, an executive resident in the school of public affairs at american university. good to have both of you. >> good

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i think the common thread among a lot of american shoot sgs that some system, some database, some processdown and allowed someone who shouldn't have a weapon to have a weapon. someone with, say, mental health issues. so i think that's probably the place where we're most likely to find common ground. but it won't be around banning or confiscating guns. i think that's a political nonstarter in this country. >> but there is actually a lot of common ground around having the conversation around some of the mental health laws. we've seen changes at the state level, not at the federal level, but at the state level. and think we have some numbers in support in the united states that we can maybe pull up for certain types of gun legislation. simone, you know, so let's take the common sense as scott recommends, out of the conversation. is there a place to start the conversation now using new zealand as an example? >> yeah, i think there has to be a place. look, so we should not have to wait until the next mass shooting in america. we don't -- we should not have to wait until children are literally

when a locs station in alabama tried to talk about lle sec tournament, they had a a little trouble sgwatch this. >> a historic win for the s, auburn tigs the team owns a number five seed in the ncaa tournament. cbs 42 news reporter brit moorer live with a look at what this means for the gers -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: on the bright side, auburn has never gotten so many college applications. [ laughter ] [ chee and applause ] everybody wants to go to school -- i want to go -- i saw that the duke blue devils are this year's number one overall team. and this is pretty cool, for duke's head coach mike krzyzewski, it's his record 35th aparance in the ncaa tournament. yeah. check out what people are saying about coach k.'s accomplishment.ac first up, krzyzewski said, "i couldn't have done it without my team." then freshman forward joey baker said, "he's our leader. we wouldn't be here without coach krowkazazski." [ laughter ] next, freshman forward zion william people think of duke basketball, they think of coach krazyjetski." [ laughter ] then sophomore guard alex o'connell said, "i know th

lk i'mi out, it'sy songs at sg are just saying, i'm here, i'm me, you got to deal with the boss. >> it'sd at that time in my life when i was opening up or being more aware. it's like my awareness opened up. >> reporter: her feelings for the public are summed up in her biggest hit ever "endless love." ♪ my love shines bright ♪ my endless love >> just incredible. again, that was abc news correspondent sylvia chase who just passed away this past january and just showing diana ross there in her element. ross and motown really changed the game and the landscape of american culture and 75, still looking beautiful, still sounding great. she's incredible. >> absolutely. back in 1993, you want to add the book of guinness records declared ross the most >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> making news in america this morning, two new battles raging on capitol hill. first, the mueller report, democrats now issuing a new deadline for the attorney general to hand over mueller's full report as republicans insist the case is closed. >> this is a cheap shot. >> meanwhile, breaking overnight, obamacare back in

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i saw that for easter, some ikea stores are having an all you can eat buffet. [ cheers ]nd 'cause sgolidays with family wasn't stressful enough, let's throw in a trip to ikea into the mix. [ laught and applause ] why not? i think we should get flugen, honey. i think we should get the lugen blugen. orlaughter ] we don't have roomhe -- okay. [ laughter ] this is pretty incredible. c i saw thtco is selling giant lobster claws. and people are really freaking out about this. have you seen this photo? this is real. look at thishing. what? [ audience ohs ] >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: my god. since it's costco too, youheave to buyin a pack of 40. [ laughter and applause ] that's insane. finally, guys, everybody was filling out their march madness brackets this week and pking their final four teams. but we thought it would be fun to pick a different kind of final four. that's right it's time for a "news flub final four." here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: let's take a look at our picks. there they are. our top four news flubs.gh [ laughter ] first up, we have a clip of anders

you are not tellin telling me sg i have not heard. >> a mar-a-lago summit from his calendar.na's people's congress did take an important step today introducing a foreign investment law which prohibits forced technology transfer from foreign companies. one of the main points of friction between the two countries. >> we up with international economic and trade rules. and the world class business environment. >> white house officials are now targeting april for a possible deal. president trump is still optimistic it can get done. >> i'm confident, but if we don't make a very good deal for our country, i wouldn't make a deal. if this isn't a great deal, i won't make a deal. >> can i get a little hug? >> amid all the economic moves, president trump adopted the role of comforter in chief today traveling with the first lady to tornado-ravaged lee county, alabama. >> we saw things that you wouldn't believe. here it is. >> the president and melania trump walked the devastated neighborhoods, signed bibles for people who have suffered terribly, and paid their respects to the 23 people w