the senate needed shary committee and kamala harris tweeting this, "the attorney general acting more like trump's defense attorney. his press conference was a stunt filled with political spin and propaganda. americans deserve the unvarnished truth. we need special -- special counsel or mueller to testify in congress. bill barrting this, " opened his mouth and donald trump's words came tumbling out. we need to hear from robert mueller." and craig kaplan tweeting, " senator lindsey graham -- senator lindsey graham's statement. it says "they have received their special report and the review is ongoing. once again i applaud attorney general barr bank for his commitment to transparency. i look forward to hearing the attorney general's testimony on may 1, 2019. that will be the first of two hearings at the attorney general will testify before the senate judiciary committee, and in the house judiciary committee that first week of may, and those will be alive. again, waiting to take you live to jerry nadler's news conference and other events. i would like to show you the news conference from

one reason is the relationship with shari redstone.er, cbs and viacom are owned by national amusements, that's the redstone -- liz: cbs was spun off. >> that was the redstone holding company. they are controlling shareholders. apparently bakish had the better relationship with shari than joe. i think it comes down to that. liz: here are the corporation brands. they are very separate. cbs has tv guide and "60 minutes," cbs news, colbert, sports. then flip it over to viacom, they have everything from mtv to b.e.t., paramount, country music, nickelodeon. >> here's the other theory going on here. this is why the ceo search has hit a snag. they may name the guy tomorrow for all i know but -- liz: just to spite you. >> i know it has been -- liz: it has happened before. >> it has been delayed because of these mergers, because of the discussions about merging the two. here's a possibility people are telling me. you merge them, cbs, viacom, bigger company, you sell that bigger company. that's where it makes sense. it doesn't make sense to sell

we don't know if shari redstone is going to go. she usually goes to this thing.d point out, les moonves went. i actually caught up with him last year. that was right before he was ousted from the firm. so he's probably not going to show this year. you know, les was ousted over sexual harassment allegations. but the guy in the middle here, you are going to be seeing more press on this, i'm pretty sure, is bob bakish. whether he still gets the cold shoulder from allen and company. as he's doing this, he is clearly working out a deal. lot of people think that deal, liz, as they are deliberating right now, and i hear they are deliberating, i hear shari redstone wants this deal to be complete. i heard that from people very close to her. she's pushing again for the combination of viacom and cbs. that deal might get announced as that conference happens. back to you. liz: charlie, don't ruin my hometown, please. please. >> listen, let me tell you something about your hometown. your hometown has gasoline selling at $5 a gallon. liz: so? >> this is insane, this place. this

i'm shary in new york. amanda: and i'm amanda lange in toronto. the u.s.nd china are looking to sign a trade deal by late may, according to reports, tentatively scheduling a fresh round of talks between them. chinese envoys inspected to come in the week of the sixth and in late may the deal is targeted to be signed. there may be some modest reactions in the currency markets but nothing in the equity markets just yet. changing tides in canada, alberta elected the united conservative party leader, taking the oil rich province back to its traditionally conservative roots. our guest is an associate professor at mount vernon university. this has been seen as a kind of vote of confidence for the energy industry, some people hosting that the investment dollars will slow. is it a straight -- will flow, is it a straight line or will it take time? >> i think it's a much more crooked line, the reality is the primary challenge is the discounted price of oil, and it's difficult to get that oil to market. that means there has to be some into thetting the oil united stat

. >>> this week our building a better bay area series is focused on the ride shari business.e are every day risks on the job, but the family of a concord uber driver is dris sharing the risk. >> i know a lot of people are praying for us. >> reporter: he's missing his best friend, the 40-year-old father of seven children immigrated to california four years ago from afghanistan where he worked as a translator i u.s. troops. during that time he was shot and wounded by the taliban. he settled in concord and started driving for uber. but on february 3rd he was killed on the job in a horrific head on crash on highway 101 in san francisco caused by a wrong way driver. >> my mom, she remembers my dad like every single day and she cried for him. >> reporter: 14-year-old yaya is stepping up to help his younger siblings. a gofundme account has now raised $327,000 for the family. >> our main focus, our main goal is to get them a house. >> reporter: but the family still waiting to hear from uber about what kind of financial help they may be entitled to. uber offers additional driver injur

shari. and that is the story for friday and the start of the weekend.come down. a lot of fine weather to come but we never get back to these quite exceptional temperatures. towards the west, already cloud and rain hiding in through the morning. perhaps then some thundery showers moving in to the south—west. the best of the sunshine perhaps for east anglia and the north—east of scotland. all eyes to the west of over friday evening. this tightening snail shell girl is a deep low pressure centre, it has been named by storm hanna, that gives you a clue, it means business. damaging winds possible into the south—west. last weekend we had 25 degrees and sunshine. for some of us in the weekend ahead we will be lucky to get temperatures any higher than double figures and on saturday some significant rainfall to come as of the area of low pressure roles across the uk. worst of it for the south—west of england, in terms of the winds. stronger winds affecting south wales as well. also fringing into southern scotland. to the north some sunshine. but look at those te

there but we also got a video comment rosewell from someone who says why she is so important this is shari out of a crowd here's what she told the stream what does dr salon yancey's activism mean to me it means bravery in the face of oppression it means speaking out and in particular as a black african woman daring to speak out at the risk of losing your job at the risk of being humiliated and the risk of even injustice in the courts still resisting and speaking your truth and also inspiring the use who compose seventy seven percent of you comes for felician seventy seven percent of them are under city and. her resistance her strength is really inspiring not only for ugandans but on also for africans across the continent and the diaspora and i hope this pushes for more solidarity and support for us all to improve our societies rosewell talk to us about the impact that u.c. cell are having. i think the impact taylor has is she's not just a conventional protests are challenging power she has the power of intersectionality last year she organized a women's march to challenge to protest to wom

we are likely to see some outbreaks of shari raines on wednesday. more thought northern ireland.r. we have this westerly wind coming in and the tropical maritime air. however this cold arctic air is heading our way. the change will be on thursday for most of us. because of the mix of cold air coming on top of the mix of cold air coming on top of what has been relatively mild weather. lovely showers, longer spells of rain but a very different feeling afternoon in the north because by that stage, we are into that cold arctic air. this no—show was coming down as well and we could have some snow showers across the north of scotland particularly over the hills but they will not last too long however the cold able make its presence felt. under the brisk wind it will feel chillier. but it does mean that into saturday morning, friday night really cold night, potential for widespread frost so it tended to plant you may have put out already. they will be vulnerable. during saturday, we are cutting off the wind. temperatures below par on saturday still chilly on the east coast but on the wh

." >> you work hard and you're rewarded for it and i see so many people working hard and not -- by shari o real people. the film addresses education, prison, health care and minimum wage. states first partner says she wants to inspire people to take action in their communities. fer to close the equal pay gap. she launched -- >>> new this morning, something jam bond would approve. martin's new car. the rapid e. the four-door vehicle was revealed at the shanghai motor show and 155 will be made and there's no plans of making any additional ones. expected price tag, you know, just around $330,000. >> slick. >> yeah. >> fast. >> only a dream. >>> time now is 5:40. >> there's nothing like spending spring on the slopes. coming up, a look at the conditions in the sierra and how people are celebrating this unprecedented snow fall. >>> a winter weather advisory until 11:00. in the bay, it's the warmup that's about to take place to make headlinesis that's g in the weather department. and i'll be back with more on that. >>> everything is in the green with the exception of those in the altamont pass.

primarily because the person who sees the electoral process is not sleazy to maids they are made a shariand the people when they fail to free the expression of those processes they end up tuning up with the military in order to effect change ok but you sort of alluded in that opinion piece you sort of the lids to teaming up with the military to bar you would see as as an unconstitutional removal of the dictators and then you say that that makes the transition from dictatorship to democracy complicated are you saying that that's what we've seen in algeria and sudan and what is the prospect of democracy for these countries. yeah it makes it very complicated because when the military gets involved in the politics to begin with it's undemocratic it's unconstitutional although it is desirable because most of these people are in forces with the military to overthrow dictator as they would have been tying the electoral process is in failing they would have been appreciated and failed leadership and they failed economic polices for a long time so they end up. in the process of teaming up with th

the nasdaq was up 15 on just its second monday on the market, stock in san francisco ride sharie iningns to sell 75 million shares between $15 and $17 apiece. the company hopes to raise $1.5 billion. it's expected to start trading on the new york stock exchange under the symbol pins later this month. >>> delta is the best airline in the u.s. returning to the top spot it hasn't held since 2000. the carrier came out on top in the 29th airline quality rating. it looked at data from 2018 involving on-time performance, baggage handling and complaints. delta had ranked second the last two years. here are this year's top five. delta is first as we mentioned. jetblue moved up two spots to second. followed by southwest at number three and alaska now ranks fourth. alaska was first the past two years. hawaii runs out the top five. >>> flying certain airlines from oakland to hawaii or europe can mean free parking. the offer is thanks to southwest's new flights from oakland to maui which debuted yesterday a month after southwest service to honolulu began. passengers can get four days of free parkin

shari buries is there looking ahead to thegame.ton and former caps flair alan may about the extra -- player alan may about the extra challenge they might face. >> reporter: what do you think it will sounds like? >> i hope it's rabbids, and i hopehey'rei having fun. hope it's raucous, as loudwe as 've everkn heard. ow, we want -- i make no bones about it. want the capitals to win. i hope they can silence the crowd. i'm looking forwards to an considered as read atmosphere. >> game three begins a:0 on our sister station, nbc sports weight watchers. be sureeo t in to news4 at 11:00 as sharree breaks down the game and what's next. theh tomorrow, we'll have height lights. >>> still ahead this morning, itit ae it's beingilled arizona a it's being billed as something else. >>> you spendsbout one-thirds of your life sleeping. >> you change your sheets, but how often do you clean your prah mattress? >> today susan hogan explains why it's important to clean your mattress. shoo shoo eru can make roomancial cfor ne.ce get rewards and more with

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the talk inside of cbs says it's likely to be bakish based on his relationship with shari redstone whotional amusements. liz: what is the strong case for the cbs board to say sure, let's merge with viacom. nickelodeon ratings are tanking, mtv is not what it used to be and this board independently before the new members were put on, they had pushed it away. >> it's a great question. but you are assuming that cbs is in a very strong position. just so you know -- liz: it was. >> it was. every broadcast network out there has come under the pressure from cord cutting. cbs is coming under that pressure. just point of fact. the reason why the fox regional sports networks which are being auctioned, we heard as of late last week, sinclair is in the lead, they were thinking of getting $20 billion for all of them. they are going to come in at $13 billion. it's a simple fact that people are consuming programs differently, particularly, you know, millenials and younger people. they don't watch tv. liz: what about elon musk? you saw the tweet in the last hour. >> i don't know why he keeps tweeting b

shari redstone runs it for her ailing father. she wants to merge those two together. out with the cbs board that they have a year to decide where they're going to go with this. they can find another merger partner or go with them as part of the whole les moonves lawsuit against them, forcing -- she was forcing the merger. he sued, they had a settlement and that's the settlement. a lot of people still think that's the way it's going, bankers are telling me this. and it's going to come down the pike some day, sometime soon. i'm hearing it's not imminent, if they go that way, but i think that's also what's holding it up. you don't know who's going to be the merger partner. then do you really want to run the whole thing with viacom. i have nothing against viacom. i don't know, you might be a big watcher of "the jersey shore" and mtv. i'm not. liz: right up my alley. masterpiece theater from jersey. >> it is a more mature product. cbs is a maturing product. liz: you are immature. >> no, i'm not. stop. you are so nasty to me. in any event, it's not the most ideal ceo situat

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there but we also got a video comment rosewell from someone who says why she is so important this is shari out of a crowd here's what she told the stream what does dr salon yancey's activism mean to me it means bravery in the face of oppression it means speaking out and in particular as a black african woman daring to speak out at the risk of losing your job or at risk of being humiliated and the risk of even injustice in the courts still resisting and speaking your truth and also inspiring the use who compose seventy seven percent of you comes for felician seventy seven percent of them are under city and . her resistance her strength is really inspiring not only for ugandans but on also for africans across the continent and the diaspora and i hope this pushes for more solidarity and support for us all to improve our societies roosevelt talked to us about the impact that you see still having. i think the impact taylor has is she's not just a conventional protest are challenging power she has the power of intersectionality last year she organized the women's march to challenge to protest to

there but we also got a video comment rosewell from someone who says why she is so important this is shari out of a crowd and here's what she told the stream what does dr suryani unseasoned to visit me to me it means bravery in the face of oppression it means speaking out and in particular as a black african woman daring to speak out at the risk of losing your job or at risk of being humiliated and the risk of even injustice in the courts still resisting and speaking your truth and also inspiring the use who compose seventy seven percent of you can its population seventy seven percent of them are under city and. her resistance her strength is really inspiring not only for ugandans but on also for africans across the continent and the diaspora and i hope this pushes for more solidarity and support for us all to improve our societies rosa talk to us about the impact that u.c. cell are having. i think the impact taylor has is she's not just a conventional protest are challenging power she has the power of intersectionality last year she organized a women's much to challenge to protest to wome

from the west though, we've got more cloud, bringing outbreaks of further shari rain. in the east. turns particularly windy and stormy through friday night and into saturday, as a storm hanna approaches, bringing strong gusty winds, particularly in the south, and a risk of heavy and thunder—y rain too. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the foreign office advises against all but essential travel to sri lanka after sunday's devastating bomb attacks. officials revise down the death toll by around a hundred — 253 people are now believed to have lost their lives. former us vice—president, joe biden, confirms he wants to be the democratic candidate for next year's presidential election. the bbc learns there's to be a formal investigation into a leak from a national security council meeting, about chinese telecoms firm huawei. cases of measles almost quadrupled in england last year, a report warns more than half a million children in the uk may not have had the vaccine. a cyclone has reached the coast of northern mozambique where gusts of wind were expected to exceed 2

there but we also got a video comment rosewell from someone who says why she is so important this is shari out of a crowd here's what she told the stream what does dr salon yancey's activism mean to me it means bravery in the face of oppression it means speaking out and in particular as a black african woman daring to speak out at the risk of losing your job at risk of being humiliated and the risk of even injustice in the courts still resisting and speaking your truth and also inspiring the use who compose seventy seven percent of you comes for felician seventy seven percent of them are under city and . her resistance her strength is really inspiring not only for ugandans but on also for africans across the continent and the diaspora and i hope this pushes for more solidarity and support for us all to improve our societies rosewell talk to us about the impact that you see seller having. i think the impact taylor has is she's not just a conventional protests are challenging power she has the power of intersectionality last year she organized a women's march to challenge to protest to women

we've been accustomed to seeing shari on our screens, the ministers speaking to the people in the president but that is a relatively new feature of the bilateral dynamic and it's important to remember for most of the last 40 years we've been laboring with the difficulty of an adversary that has often thought to avoid any direct dialogue with us. i think that's no longer the case today and that is one of the few advantages to the situation we find ourselves in in the aftermath of the trump administration's decision to walk away from the iran nuclear deal. as karim points out eloquently in the piece that he's published today in the atlantic, there is this divergence obvious between the president and his national security cabinet and it's been a consistent one almost since the campaign. . remember, president trump campaign on renegotiating the iran deal . he distinguished himself in 2016 on the other republicans in the race overall promising to rip up the deal on day one . a president sees himself as a negotiator, his background as a wheeler dealer and a real estate business, and he is quite c

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in an interview with rachel maddowng shari how he realized it was time to come out after returning homem afghanistan. n this earth.t know how y and by the time i came back, i realized, like, i got to do something. >> reporter: and as buttigieg makes waves for his war of words with the vice president who opposes same-sex m youarrel, sia crr. >> reporter: his 2020 rivals arg makiheadlines for their attacks on president trump. senator bernie sanders calling out the president on what's typically considered his tux, news hours after releasing his tax returns showing sanders made me than a million dollars in 2016 and . >> hey, president tr my wife and i just released ten years. please do the same. let thameric. >> reporter: the president firing back his own criticism tweeting, he is always complaining about these big tax cuts except when it benefits him. the president's not just facing challenges from the democratic side but from inside his own party now too. former massachusetts governor bill weld has announced he will go up against the president in the republican primary. that is a long st

it is a further phase in islamic shari a law that's been brought in since 2014, this is the most significantd, stoning to death, by people who are found to have had gay sex, they need to be witnesses, or you can admit to it. it also affects adultery, the death penalty for that, sex outside of marriage, as well as the cutting off of limbs of robbers who are found guilty. the premise needs to be witness, these are very private acts so there is concern about that could mean in terms of vigilantism. that has the community there, the gay community, very fearful, understandably. presumably, it's not a very openly 93v presumably, it's not a very openly gay community there? how much of a community is there, and what has the reaction been? it is not an open community because it has been illegal to be gay in brunei for many years, punishable by time injail, so the community have said they often felt stigmatised and kept their sexuality to themselves but through social apps and dating apps have been able to meet people. but now they are frightened those dating apps or communities could be infiltrated b

shari outbreaks of rain. let's go back to our main story and prime minister's appealed to jeremy main story and prime minister's appealed tojeremy corbyn to work together to find a way out of the brexit deadlock. let's speak now to political journalists from those papers, tom newton dunn from the sun and nicola bartlett from the mirror. morning to both of you. i would love very much for both of you to take us through those cabinet discussions, seven hours, no phones, how fractious was it from your sources? tom, we'll start with you on that one. it sounded like a pretty impressive rollercoaster that they are widely differing reports of what happened in the room yesterday, depending on who you talk to. there was an enormous spinning operation under way, let me just tell you, was an enormous spinning operation under way, let mejust tell you, we had this extraordinary moment when they finally came to their agreement about five p. m.. they finally came to their agreement about five p.m.. minister they finally came

the senate needed shary committee and kamala harris tweeting this, "the attorney general acting more like trump's defense attorney. his press conference was a stunt filled with political spin and propaganda. americans deserve the unvarnished truth. we need special -- special counsel or mueller to testify in congress. bill barrting this, " opened his mouth and donald trump's words came tumbling out. we need to hear from robert mueller." and craig kaplan tweeting, " senator lindsey graham -- senator lindsey graham's statement. it says "they have received their special report and the review is ongoing. once again i applaud attorney general barr bank for his commitment to transparency. i look forward to hearing the attorney general's testimony on may 1, 2019. that will be the first of two hearings at the attorney general will testify before the senate judiciary committee, and in the house judiciary committee that first week of may, and those will be alive. again, waiting to take you live to jerry nadler's news conference and other events. i would like to show you the news conference from