shane, in some ways did we overplay the return? tiger mania is understandab understandable, because he is the most transformative player of the modern jgeneration and what he has achieved is incredible and to see him back is exciting. and so you want to see him playing on the grander stages. you don't want him to finish in a wheelchair, because it was looking likely that he would have to sail off into the sunset and never play again, because he feared that he would not play again and so this is a minor miracle to see him back and so it is understandable that everybody is excited. >> and for phil mickelson, difficult for him to become the oldest masters winner ever, and friday tied his masters high of a single round, and yet again, expectation expectations for phil as well, a and golf is a funny game as well. >> it will bite you. and with phil, we saw yesterday too many wayward shots. and when you are going off into the pines to retrieve a golf ball and you are missing the greens and i don't care how good of a pitcher he is of the b

thank you barbara and shane.ry time i hear more about the bob mueller operation the more i think of the iceberg. deep, big, really powerful and we have no idea how big it is unless it surfaces. up next, will epa administrator scott pruitt will the latest trump official to get axed by the administration? he's mired in scandal. lots of drips. and trump isn't exactly giving him a major vote of confidence. this "hardball," where the action is. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a histor

spaniard has been served a three—match ban for violent conduct, following a challenge on southampton‘s shaneer game sees struggling southampton go to leicester. conor mcnamara is at turf moor for burnley‘s match against chelsea. well, as we approach the final stretch now of the season, perhaps a time to look back after the campaign asa time to look back after the campaign as a whole, and for burley had chelsea, it hasn't turned out like anyone would have anticipated. burnley have exceeded all expectations, a winter night would move sean dyche's side ahead of arsenal and into sixth place in the premier league, who would have anticipated that at the start of the season? contrast have had a very tame defence of their premier league crown, they now have that one bit of silverware to fight for, the fa cup, they will be involved in the semifinal at the weekend. it will be interesting to see whether chelsea have one high on that game, whether the team selection bears that in mind for this evening, and could that maybe open the door for burnley? sean dyche says he wants no letu p burnley? sean dyche

mary ragoobeer and her sons sean and shane died in february after a blast on hinckley road. tribute to the boys' favourite clubs. sima kotecha reports from leicester. they came to say goodbye and through song, tears and spoken words, they did. 46—year—old mary ragoobeer and her two teenage sons, shane and sean, were killed in an explosion. a polish supermarket and a two—storey flat above it were destroyed in the blast. mary devoted her life for her boys, she will make sure they have their sport kits and make sure that we can afford to pay for the school trips. she will do everything, everything for the boys. today, their husband and father said his life would never be the same again. shane, he was always out with his friends, watching football, going out, a die—hard liverpool fan. and sean, sean was very caring. whenever i'm late to come, he will text me, "where are you, dad?" they will be missed. after the service at the cathedral, a cortege of 12 vehicles drove along this road here. it stopped, family members got out to lay flowers just around this tree, and not far from t

joining us now is leo shane, deputy editor from military times.fairs and the white house. leo, it's really nice to see you. thank you for being here. >> thanks for the invite. >> so, what's your understanding of what's happening now with this nomination and what's likely to happen over the next day or two? >> i'm not sure i can predict a day from now. it seems to be changing minute by minute. look, the white house came out very strong this morning saying they were still behind dr. jackson. they wanted the nomination to go forward. they wanted to see confirmation hearing, but there has also been a lot of pressure from the white house saying senate democrats are behind this. they're making up allegations, these things -- that's where we saw that document you put up earlier, from senator tester saying, look, this is not just democrats trying to create something. this is a series of military officials, current and former, saying that they have serious problems, serious allegations against him. almost as important as the allegations, this is stuff that

shane, it is 5:00, pruitt still has a job. it is pretty clear the west wing thinks he should go. the president doesn't. does pruitt survive? >> is seems like -- first of all, nobody predicted anything and can which is why folks are not making a prediction because they don't know what their boss will do. but this reminds -- me of other incidences where the president has one position and the administration has another and he is comfortable with that. if you are just basing it off the great job that he's been doing for conservatives and in terms of the agenda and trump statements, i think scott pruitt should feel confident right now. but as confidence in a situation like this. >> alfonso, it is like the way evangelicals have turned their -- turn their head. no, no, we're happy with the policies he's implementing to we're going to -- no, we'll cover our ears and turn away. is there -- where does that line make it where conservatives are defending unethical behavior? >> it is difficult. because with pruitt, you have to understand he's a conservative hero. even before he became a admin

leo shane iii. not the third deputy editor. i think i said that wrong. hans, start with you. "mission accomplished." what exactly is the mission and what was accomplished by those strikes? is the white house or the pentagon saying that assad's attacks on his own people, done, no more, not going to happen again? >> no, katy, they certainly aren't going that far. from the pentagon's perspective the onty was accomplished. they had three different targets, all their cruise missiles landed on target, they did it internationally with support. they feel like they've established this mode, this international norm, that violations that chemical weapons cannot be used. so the white house has been saying -- a little unclear on this. from the pentagon they've been saying very clearly that they've tackically achieved their goals and have the ability to maneuver and escalate if assad uses chemical weapons again. they respect claiming he will use them again nor that they destroyed his chemical weapons capability. only that they've degraded them. >> so what's the strategy going forward? >> i

o'malley: shane, nice to meet you. i love that name, shane. >> thank you. --.irish singer >> my parents at yankee center field. mr. o'malley: i love that. a cool name. mr. o'malley: here you go, shane. >> thank you so much. mr. o'malley: thank you, man. you running? was the talk ok? >> it was great. we're hosting tonight at new england college. mr. o'malley: good to see you. what is your name? >> mike. >> i'm one of your former mailers in the room. mr. o'malley: where are you from? >> baltimore, i worked at loyala and i was happy to be there the day you signed the gun control bill. r. o'malley: oh, good. nobody lost their hunting privileges. >> yes. mr. o'malley: it can be done. hey, how are you? >> i wanted to say thank you for answering my question. mr. o'malley: sure. hank you for asking. there is really actually a lot of very, very positive governing, legislating going on n cities and states. >> hello again. how are you? mr. o'malley: good. tell me your name again. >> megan. mr. o'malley: megan. >> thank you. this

shane harris at the washington post, thanks very much.rmer nato supreme allied commander, wes clark. he joins us now from arkansas. the decision. we know the only thing that matters to kim jong—un is the survival of the dynasty. so how does the us run this negotiation to ensure that he is negotiating in good faith. i think it is about to neutralisation but more than that, it is about stabilising the military and security situation in north east asia. so the lesson from the iran negotiations at least for the us is if you just talk about nuclear issues you leave a lot of stuff on the table and a lot of room for mischief. so i have the trump administration will be smarter than just talking about to neutralisation. north korea has been a rogue state in part because they have been on the outside of the well community in terms of banking relationships, trade and technology and investment relations. so what i think i'm hearing from many sources is that kim jong—un wants to strengthen the north korean economy. whereas his father and grandfather m

start a position there let's go to shane in pennsylvania >> caller: first-teime caller, want to say go birds >> and don't forget nova what's up? >> caller: i want to say the biotech started selling off before this began, in particular celgene. is the biotech space and celgene a buying opportunity >> they just lost, when i was away, they announced a coo exit. i didn't understand that i don't understand the, ever since bob nugen retired, there have been a lot of things going wrong at celgene and big buy pharma i have no catalyst, shane, to tell you to do some buying i'd rather feel there are so many stocks that have come down that i do have catalyst for i don't have to push that one. i would love to say we're out of the woods. i'd love to sound some sort of all-clear, but i simply cannot do that. look, there are many things that can hurt the bull. and that's what you have to consider after a gigantic rally that we've had on "mad money," i'll talk about the non-farm employment report and it may surprise you, can spotify continue to strike a chord with investors i'll tell you whether it ca

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shane duffy's deflection could so easily have done some damage.earned point and survival getting closer. it is important, because it was in the next session, a disappointing one for us. i think we could have played better. we created some great chancesin played better. we created some great chances in the second half. brighton did a very good job. it is the result we deserve. i think most people would have thought when they got that goal early in the second half, they are probably go —— going to go on and get a second—hand affair. so the reply to that give us the left again to go into the second half, but we knew it was going to be difficult but i thought we handled most things relatively well. but it took a huge effort from the team. it has been a busy night of football, accrington stanley have been promoted into leaguei football, accrington stanley have been promoted into league i after victory over yeovil. you can find out more on that on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. well, manchester city of course clinched the premier league

looked like taking advantage of the weakened side after controlling the game early on, across find shaneught sleeping. but their forwards the box. arsenal's defence caught sleeping. but theirforwards had the box. arsenal's defence caught sleeping. but their forwards had the perfect response. catholic from danny welbeck and six golds and ford pierre—emerick aubameyang. danny welbeck‘s shot from outside the box was on target but helped on its way bya was on target but helped on its way by a deflection. southampton desperately need points for premier league survival and it looked like they might have rescued one when charlie austin made it 2— to within two minutes of coming on. but danny welbeck ensured the wind for the gunners skipping the second goal of the match with a header. both sides finished with ten men. jack stephens shown a straight red for his reaction to jack wilshere within his shirt. temp three was sent off for a shop on soirees. the result keeps arsenal six and southampton in the bottom three. even when we were questioned we find the resources and they must give credit to th

the reverend shane harris - recently pushed for a bill requiring independent investigations of police shootings--that failed to pass, and lobby groups like the peace officers association -say they're already gearing up for a new battle.shaun rundle/california peace officers association"what is that balance that protects the public and peace officers?" (steve) that was lemor abrams reporting. hundreds of activists marched through downtown sacramento earlier today to protest clark's death on the 50th anniversary of martin luther king jr's assassination. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence were plenty of clouds but no rain today. that will soon change as a major storm is headed our way. highs today were a little cooler but still comfortable and in the 50s near the coast with 60s and a few low 70s well inland. it will stay dry tonight with increasing clouds. on the satellite image you can see a potent storm with a stream of moisture coming all the way fro

it is my pleasure today to commend karen shane and karen, can you come on up? i've had the pleasure working closely with her as the member of the re-entry council. she has a long history of working on criminal justice issues, beginning in 1976 when she began visiting women prisoners in 1976 as a participant in a women's prisoner project at the university of california santa cruz. she has provided legal services leading the organization and supervising an effort to provide counsel to survivors of intimate partner battery. she went on to the women's foundation of california where she developed and led the foundation's criminal justice and county policy work to change california's alliance on incarceration. beginning in 2014, karen joined the re-entry division of the san francisco probation department, and as re-entry apology planner, she was respond for the community corrections partnership. in her role, karen consistently worked to improve outcomes for justice involved people in san francisco and beyond. beyond the regular meetings, she convenessed, karen helped

pool built but today first school of sticklebacks parts of the puller illuminated other parts of me shane. the tiny fish always manage to stay in the dark areas avoiding the areas in the light that's a matter of survival for sticklebacks sunlight reflects off their skin making them visible to predators but when ian cousin puts a single fish in the pool it fails to locate the shadowy part it seems the sticklebacks can only do that as a swarm. one of the most frustrating things worse is that the exhibit collective intelligence the group can often solve problems no individual within the group. where does that collective intelligence come from how does the school develop capabilities that individual fish don't have these are questions that have puzzled researches for a long time they watched the swimming fish over and over again. but they found the decisive clue in an old russian folk. song groundbreaking work in the fifty's and sixty's in russia was a guy called me to radical who was the first person to actually realize that the interactions among these individuals could produce emergent pro

it's legally and been his job to make sure that everything goes according to shane jong shanghai and its big industrial hinterland keep operations here running at full steam there's no sign here of any crisis of globalization. the shift supervisor has worked here since the op. offshore port opened in two thousand and five. but first most things here had to be operated manually nowadays automation is increasingly standard shanghai has been the world's busiest container port for years now. leon ben is the go to guy when something isn't working properly or swift decisions are required. here for. the forty four year old can oversee everything from the control room he used to be a soldier a job in a state enterprise like the port authority promised security that he'd already dreamed of living in shanghai when he was a schoolboy. sixteen container ships can dock here simle taney asli including some of the biggest in the world. that work to kind of soon wait for me the best part of the day is when i head home and i know that my working day has passed off smoothly and successfully push on th

speaking to the bbc‘s mark simpson , shane logan says he can't see the pair playing in ireland again.en, thatis the decision has just been taken, that is not something that has been envisaged. ever? i repeat, it is not something we are envisaging. do you rule it out they will ever play for ulster again? it has not been contemplated. i know you can't speak for ireland but do you think they still have the door open? it's a joint irish and ulster position. it's not something we are contemplating. after 11 days of competition on the gold coast, the commonwealth games baton has been passed to birmingham. australia topped the medal table as expected with england the best of the home teams in second. away from the sport, which has given us some fantastic memories, local businesses have been far from impressed by the economic impact of the games. here's our australia correspondent hywel griffith. being a host city brings the promise of gold, medals for the athletes and lots of money for the economy but some of the gold coast have been left feeling short—changed by these games. i've been here

. >> reporter: shane patrick connelly is with the republican party. >> it is nice to see that the governor is putting the concerns of california residents ahead of partisanship because really border security should be a bipartisan issue. >> it is a disappointment for me and it is a disappointment for the immigrant community. >> reporter: local immigrant rights activists voiced their opposition to the decision, saying it sends the wrong message and will cause fear in the immigrant community. >> people are afraid to go to work and take their children to school. and this is another signal that -- for immigrants that we're not to trust the -- our government. >> reporter: the president says he wants up to 4,000 national guard members sent to the u.s.- mexico board. the republican governors of texas, new mexico and arizona have agreed to send 1600 guard members. sarah sanders had this to say about governor brown's letter. >> we're happen tee see governor brown work with the administration and send members of the national board to help secure the southern border. >> reporter: the governor says th

experimenting with countless shane and texture. combinations of spices fruit and alcohol one even filled proteins with goose liver. he doesn't mind that people sometimes find his ideas a little odd. sometimes people come and read the description and say my reading this right that's when i noticed they think i'm a little crazy but when they try it they almost always like it because it works it tastes really good taste experiences like those otherwise found only in top restaurants spices might carell but they never overwhelm the chocolate that's what his customers have come to love. i turn into a kid there it's like paradise. i love chocolate more than anything. a lot is for me joke that like food involves quality of life you have to be careful not to go overboard of course but here you can let yourself go at it all the sin is worth it these are developed. by the field with strong green champagne lemon grass all peanut caramel these pralines are in a league of their own. google won't say what's with rosemary rose petals and fled to s

and shane is unknown to indochina which allow us as a part of you know place to fit in with my grandfather and great grandfather worked for the french sometimes as cooks that's why we thought it was a good fit to scoff and i'm guessing because it's passed in school to. a pious salad is a traditional laotian dish which is served in many different ways. but it's usually eaten with for men to trim. in an unusual twist the ingredients are crushed with a mortar and pestle. a salad ism a launch of flavors combining the sweetness of a pio and sugar a salty fish sauce the sour notes of lemon and the spicy heat of chillies. hussein is definitely spicy hot as he did with us we have many dishes that have some heat to them but they aren't just spicy they all have their own distinct flavor combinations because we also use a lot of her absence spices this is an asian cooking that we tend to use many more ingredients than in european cuisine and it tends to be more expensive because the herb's aren't as widely available so they do cost more. traders tosser is where north korean meets berlin is quite spar

me so i don't feel bad you won thank goodness i've confounded decay shane. being young has its own challenges. no one in my generation has a secure job the way you all did it's not really fair that is not to do that is a broader question of the younger generation has some resentment and i get that as for steve vinson most of our company had to make savings as a younger ones would be the first to go that's just how it is where young we have fewer commitments we don't have long term contracts we can lose our jobs pretty quickly for having been to option a coveted window we have legal protection against age related dismissal because it's harder for us to find a new job you heard what the restaurant manager said he thinks all the employees are sick more often maybe that's his experience i'm not sick more than my younger colleagues but that's what people think so it would be harder for me to find a job than for you. maybe but employers often think young people are clueless he will soon be in the right age for employers and for me h. discrimination could start bei

marcos alonso has been charged with a violent incident with shane long. semifinal. and four men have been asked to appear in court following an inciodent in which eddie jones, the england rugby union head coach was verbally abused. the latest official figures aboutjobs show a fall in unemployment and bigger pay rises. the rate of unemployment across the uk is now at a 43 year low of 4.2%, according to the office for national statistics. and in the three months to the end of february, the average pay packet increased by 2.8%. as our economics correspondent andy verity reports, the squeeze on living standards is now drawing to an end. workers at this middlesex company make high—tech microwave generators for use in everything from aircraft radars to diagnostic machines and they are not the only workers who would have needed a magnifying glass to spot their pay rise in recent years. but now at last they are getting a wage that is rising faster than prices. we went through a period where we had to reduce the size of the business, lay people off, because we had

yes shane this is a miraculous beautiful miraculously the moment i see little as a metaphor because it's gigantic what has happened today this is what the people of our mean you know were hoping for and for. a final. in a final effort to come to the streets in such big numbers they could make their voices be heard loud and clear enough that the country needs change and that the government and the state are there to serve them and that they have to really now take the steps that they have voted for in the change from presidential to parliamentary system and therefore now it starts to be time for people's voices to be heard i just want to say one thing jane is that an armenian but i'm not from armenia i am of the asked for an armenian and i live in canada i happen to be in berlin for my professional work so but this makes no difference because the resignation of says sarkozy on is a really for the entire nation i should imagine as an activist this must be deeply satisfying and the diaspora as you say spread across the world. well it is incredibly joyful moment because the us for a has been

across the find shane long in the box and the arsenal defence was sleeping.box and the arsenal defence was sleeping. but arsenalfollowed up with the goal. danny welbeck was mike shot from outside the box was on target, but helped on its way by a deflection. southampton desperately need points from premier league survival and it looked like they might have rescued one when charlie austin made it 2—2 within a couple of minutes of coming on. danny welbeck insured the win for the gunners getting his second goal of the match with a header. both sides finished with ten men. jack stephens sean a straight red for his reaction to jack wilshere ripping his shirt. muhammad ali many was sent off for a shove on suarez. the result keeps arsenal six and southampton in the bottom three. even when we were questioned we find resources by mapping credit to the team. some players had heavy legs today that they still find the resources to win the game. when we we re resources to win the game. when we were questioned 1—0 down, 2—2, we find the resources because of the spirit in th

>> reporter: those are the words of baton rouge police officer shane salimoni, mere seconds olfore he fatally shot 37 year- old alton sterling. >> i'm saying what happened man? hold on. >> reporter: salimoni and officer howie lake had responded to a 911 call about a man making threats outside a convenience store. sterling matched the description. >> get on the ground! >> reporter: the officers say sterling had a loaded gun and was reaching for it. ofe department's investigation tund officer lake, who deployed his taser, had handled the situation appropriately. salimoni-- who fired all six shots from his service glock-- had not. ri was terminated and stripped of his badge. baton rouge police chief murphy paul: >> unreasonable fear within an officer is dangerous. >> reporter: salamoni said he felt forced by sterling to open fire, according to a report from baton rouge police internal affairs. but the sterling family's legal team says the video shows how it was salamoni who set the tone: >> alton sterling was not some wild deranged cocaine filled t gh big black man that was out of contro

and better protection for intellectual property are two of its key demands markets were cheered by shane seeming efforts to smooth over relations between the world's biggest economies and the promise of more liberalization within china but observers cautioned against preemptive celebration china has made similar commitments before but has shown little action whether the current tension with the u.s. increases the likelihood these promises will be implemented remains uncertain. well for more on this let's bring in correspondent. now in beijing mathias tell us more about what she had to say at this very critical moment for trade relations. while the has been a lot of expectations with regard to this speech she has been expected to make major announcements of further opening up trying to ease economy and that's what he has done he has announced opening up chinese economy lowering tariffs for imports and even allowing more direct investments that means investments without having to pair with a chinese company in a joint venture specially in the car industry so these are major announcements o

he has been given a three—match ban for violent contact for tackling shane long.onight's premier league game against burnley. the fa took retrospective action with officials failing to see the incident. the government says there are no plans to change the whole seating manager mark hughes is desperate for the points. a win would leave them two from safety with four games to play. we have to get them in a positive frame of mind and they need to focus on what they need to do. i have to say, the last two performances have been really good. we have made mistakes clearly and that has been prevalent, not only during my time, but previous to me coming here, but for the most part, the intention and the application of the group has been really good. arsene wenger has given his hundred percent backing for safe standing proposals. the government says there are no proposals to change the all seater stadiums after a pilot was rejected. more evidence is needed before safe standing can be provided. the more closer you are to the position of the player, the more supportive you ar

shane, thanks for your time. >> thank you >> so first of all, you know, we got a couple of reportersld you give us anything about how you learned about this incredible sit-down the likes of which i don't think anybody in washington had anticipated was even remotely possibly going to happen >> right well, it was certainly a big surprise when we first, you know, from our sources were hearing information about this, we worked diligently to try and find people who were aware of the meeting and who knew something about it it's not the easiest thing in the world to try and track where in the world a cia director is his schedule is not publicly announced and he doesn't fly in a big plane with cia on the side of it. honestly, president trump yesterday in his meeting at mar-a-lago noting the fact there had been already extremely high level direct meetings i think was helpful for us in discerning more of this story suffice to say, this is something that did not come out of the clear blue sky and took time to report >> is it unusual by historical standards for head of the cia to sit down with s

for one kind of big action well still ahead on al-jazeera serbian the nationalist bushie slap shows shane says he's proud of his war crimes as he sentenced to ten years in jail a journey from conflict but for some two more uncertainty in you get that we're tracking the roussel families who have fled fighting in the. hello the post summer heat wave that's existed in this part of australia is being slowly squeezed or fronts coming across the bite and they've making some progress through adelaide for example it's already disappeared further west of the temperatures in western australia about where that should be twenty one ish likely in perth we down to twenty three natalie but there's a thin ribbon of red that might still affect canberra but probably is not require to reach melbourne so temperature wise we're on the way down again to where we should be weather wise is still largely fine shop potential is increasing on the queensland coast and certainly rain seems likely in tasmania as a spin of that you'll see and possibly in melbourne looks dr most of the places still twenty one in perth m

he has fallen and this is the winnie mandela tree that provided shane for the people of south africa and i will be given a state funeral next saturday and before that will be memorial services and across the country she has been one of the strongest women in our struggle who suffered immensely under the parted regime who was imprisoned who was banished who was treated very badly separated not only from her husband but from the children as well and their people but notwithstanding all this she remains strong. she remained determined she was courageous after every criminal act she became the face and voice of nelson mandela and come pain while he was in prison for twenty seven yes all these people say they are here to celebrate the life of winnie mandela but chose also a very controversial figure she's been accused of being involved in human rights abuses during the iraq times she's also been accused of having a very militant leadership style a some say this could take her legacy. but for people here the evil of their part type system she fought draft hotshot cummings. would understand

shane in nebraska. >> caller: booyah. what they did to bristol meyers this morning. i think merck is a big winner and i am going to stick with merck. i know everybody hates eli lilly, except for me i like what they are doing let's go to andrew in virginia >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah. >> caller: thank you for all you do for us. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: my stock is kkr >> i know the distribution is up and down but you know what is not up and down is henry kravis who runs that one as long as he is at the helm, i am a buyer i have respected him for generations. kkr, safe with me and that is the conclusion of the "lightning round" >> announcer: lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches? who says they don't? coach mcadoo! you know, at td ameritrade, we offer free access to coaches and a full education curriculum- just to help you improve your skills. boom! mad skills. education to take your trading to the next level. on

. >> i'm shane from el paso county , the toughest class in its , and i think it's ironic we are here. mile and a half to our south and 2000 vertical feet up the mountain is the will rogers shrine, who gets the attribution so trickle-down economics given that we are facing liberals who are cynical and pessimistic and don't believe people can earn their own keep, and it's all these greedy corporations that are sucking up all of these profits, how do we answer them? what recommendations would you give as a logical and heartfelt response to some who doesn't understand that wealth creates wealth? >> e.u. sit-down and go through them what i just did with you today. that's all i'm trying to do with you today. the second chapter of my book is the nine members of the lord of the rings versus the nine not school. i'm 78 years old, i didn't think of that title. it was one of my grandkids. there are nine states that have no income tax. the nine them with states that had the highest income tax rates. i've looked over a 10 year period and i have averaged over the last 50 years -- there's not one si

. >> some political not all shane white a wedding someone "dancing with the stars" over 200 invited 60> all right. thank you. >> catch sports reports on fox news headlines 247 sirius radio. >> tim cook to meet with president amidtensions over trade with china next hour "mornings with maria," stay with us. ♪ i am gonna find you i am going to going get you one way or the other, i am gonna ♪ so lionel, what does being able to trade 24/5 mean to you? well, it means i can trade after the market closes. it's true. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. yes, but also all... night through its entirety. come on, all... the time from sunset to sunrise. right. but you can trade... from, from... from darkness to light. ♪ you're not gonna say it are you? . maria: good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, april 25 top stories 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, earnings a little bit boeing beating expectations, on profit and revenue stock up 2 1/2% the blue chip company also raising full year guidance in technology, twitter topped estimates as well, 21% jump in qu

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claire.hi, shane. >>. >> oh my goodness. >>. >> i'm the one supposed to go. >>. [inaudible conversation] sure. >> i was interested with all therallies for every person running , it has to be something. i get everyone but you and ben carson. >> i've become an expert on this side, so proud. >> see how much younger we look now? >> thank you. >> sure. >> let me get these by guys back the breakfast. >> good to see you. >> thank you. >> good to meet you too. >>. >> what you do for the commonwealth. >>. >> good to meet you too. >>. >> how about that, youcan't get away from us . >> chanel, good to see you. >> thank you. thank you,good to meet you too. >> good morning. megan osterberg. >> hello, professor, what you teach ? >> is an art or science? >> a little bit of both. >>. >> thank you so much. [inaudible conversation] i just saw rachel in there,talk to her all the time yesterday. thanks a lot, good to meet you too. the maryland delegation. a year ago, we moved, 19 years . good to meet you. . and i'm bob. >>. >> off by two. >>. >>. >> we moved to boston and became part

. >> hale irwin and shane donahue and christine brennan, thank you for joining us. it is going to be a wild saturd saturday. wet here at round three of the masters. thank you for being with us. i'm vince cellini and enjoy the i'm vince cellini and enjoy the 82nd playing in augusta. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> you are live in the newsroom and welcome in, i'm monica ana and several people are dead after an attack that police are saying is deliberate. it happen ed ed in muenster, g m germany. witnesses say that a van smashed into the open air terrace of a restaurant, and the driver of the van is also dead as police say he committed suicide after the crash. we are joined by ted or the in chief of the german newspaper "built." and what do the german police know about the man who did this, and is there any explanation as to why? >> there is no explanation as to why yet. and in fact, the very inconclusive picture that we are talking about a middle-aged man here, 48, 49 years old, german dissen descent and no psychological record

he has been given a three match ban for his tackle on shane long. west midlanders are counting down the hours to the royal wedding at windsor. as we allare, as we all are, mary. oh, yes. and, in cambridge... finding a parking space could be a lot easier in the future, thanks to the arrival of the world‘s most advanced parking machine. janine machin is here to tell us more. she is standing in a car park by the way. no expense spared. nothing spent at all. mary, some people are quite excited because they have that she got an invitation to this wedding. they have. many of them have actually never met either prince harry or megan marko. that is kind of the point. invitations have gone out to about 1200, what you would call ordinary people. they have all done extraordinary things. they have made life better for people less fortunate than themselves. one man is from coventry. he set up the positive youth foundation, which helped many young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to achieve their potential. he has never met the royal couple but he has met th

the fact this person is both the president's lawyer, is under criminal investigation, and shane seand that, that's why he's under pressure. >> he operates in a different sphere. he's a commentator. there's no legal obligation for him to disclose this. >> i don't think anyone's alleging that. there are situations where the very fact of the situation of the client can be part of the privilege, meaning that itself is secret and that goes to people's privacy rights. >> judge wood doesn't want to hear that argument yesterday. she wanted to hear disclosure of who client number three was. michael cohen's lawyer seemed to be implying there was a necessity for confidentiality and the judge did not care to entertain that. >> either michael cohen was trying to drum up extra people that he could claim were his clients because the feds are saying he's not really a lawyer, he just does stuff for donald trump and he might have committed a crime. that looks bad. >> right. the idea is, i've got other clients. you can't just take my stuff. hannity coming out yesterday at 3:00 saying i never did any bu

he has been given a three match ban for violent contact for tackling shane long.s at the time. southampton go to leicester. manager mark hughes is desperate for the points. a win would lead them two from safety with four games to play. have to get them in a positive frame of mind and they need to focus on what they need to do. why have to say, the last two performances have been really good. we have made m ista kes been really good. we have made mistakes clearly been really good. we have made m ista kes clearly a nd been really good. we have made mistakes clearly and that has been prevalent, not only my term, but previous to me coming here, but for the most part, the intention and the application of the group has been really good. news in this replays of incidents will be shown on screen. the aro will be used at a world cup for the first time, despite criticism in domestic games. 0ne criticism in domestic games. 0ne criticism has been that fans have not seen the same replays that referees have seen, leading to confusion. the crowd will also be told why a decision

center, elizabeth pollock, who ais the director f patients and transition management at ucsf, and molly shane assistant director of management at ucsf, margaret williams, continuity of care service director at kaiser permanente greater san francisco, and ruth simon who is the post acute manager for the san francisco bay area for dignity health. we were greatly supported on the p.a.c.c. project team, which consisted of our consultant, monique parrish, sneha patil at dph, we also brought in adjunct members to assist and support us with discreet issues as they occurred throughout the process. commissioners, it is my understanding that you should have a copy of the report. i want to take this opportunity to highlight just some of the important elements of our delivery process that led to the recommended conclusions that my fellow cochair kelly will cuss discuss in a few mom. as you may know in february of 2016, the commission adopted a report as part of the san francisco post acute care project, and one of the recommendations was the recommendation of the post acute care collaborative. at that ti