shee made a speech on tuesday ad defended the concessions she opposing problems, the concession of saying within that bill, mps would be able to decide whether the voters would have another crack at whether the united kingdom should stay or leave. many say leave. the issue will be brexit. she will meet the influential onmittee and its chairman friday. is a datents from her of her departure. could she resign tomorrow and leave? that is a possssibility. the mood --o be is to allow her to be, whether she is quit or an caretaker capacity, and the 75th anniversary of the d-day landings. it will be the commemorations. very important ones we will be holding here in europe. quit,od is one she has to but she doeses not seem to want to.. is still primee minister. could that not be the case in 24 hours? definitely the possibility. to the u.s.,g where tensions are escalating between donald trump and the democratic leaders. stormed out of a meeting with nancy, saying he would not work with them a great -- wouldn't work with emma kratz -- with democrats. >> prior to heading to the white house, nancy pe

for now, shee won't rule it out. one thing is clear. the demand is there and it's growing.rent: sports news now. every year, the german football world italexit coaches social -- selects a football coach whose social work has contributed to the positive image of germany. they win a cash prize which is given to the charity choice of the winter. this year's winner is the liverpool coach behind me. reporter: a crowd of football luminaires gathered to congratulate germany's football ambassador for 2019. he could not attend, but sent his thanks the a video message. >> thank you p prize. i i am proud t to be german, prd to be european, and i enjoy living here in england. reporter: he is busy preparing for the champions league final. his exploits on the field, as well a as off the field sealed e decisision for the v voting pan. >>>> in engngland, i tell people that germans are notot only optional - -- punctual, but also funnnny. i did not expect the honor, but i'm happy nonetheless. thanks again and don't do anything i wouldn't do. reporter: then schuster was also awarded an honora

shee has heard a about the imprd public schools in the city.he's considering sending her granddaughter to one of them. phil: across large parts of the world, the rickshaw is known for squeezing through heavy traffic at high speeds. a british man has taken that need for speed to a new level. he bought a 48-year-old tuk-tuk on ebay and suited up with a new engine as he tried to set the world record for speed, he did it, clocking 120 one liters per hour. he now has plans to because of record. here is a reminder of our top story. mike pompeo has left brussels after unscheduled talks with eu foreign minisisters. washington says there's a growing threat from iran. britain, france and germany warned the u.s. against any escalalation in the region as ty try to salvage the nuclear agreement with toronto -- tehran. up next, the day. have a good day. on fox twenty four entrance twenty four dot com. yeah but its use welcome to live from paris will news and analysis from from my cat i'm not going these are the headlines. omar al bashir charged with involvem

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votes, shee not 218 starts over.n that happened during the health care fight, she told her staff, give me the list, and leave me alone. and not just on health care. in 2008 she committed to president bush that she would peliver the votes for the tar bailout. she told her caucus the following. the american people sent us here to do a job for them, and that's what we must do. we will vote today, and i don't want to hear how you cannot support this field because you may lose your seat in congress. that is not why we percent here. ultimately, as congressman kennedy, my cousin, told me, she believes political power is not to have and to hold, it's to be used, because government can make lives better. [applause] so doing her job and not just keeping it, and demanding the same of others, that is what makes her a profile encourage. if that all were not enough, we have watched this year as speaker pelosi summoned the courage to protect the fundamental character and promise of our government when others attacked them openly, a

capitalism verse socialism, shee--charles payne. a car, you get a car. >> you got it. >> good to see you. hey. >> thank you, thank you all very much. thank you. a town hall on capitalism and socialism, we'll get to questions from live studio audience, but let's meet folks answering the

capitalism verse socialism, shee--charles payne. charles: you get a car, you get a car. >> you got it. >> good to see you. hey. >> thank you, thank you all very much. thank you. a town hall on capitalism and socialism, we'll get to questions from live studio audience, but let's meet folks answering the questions. taking up socialism, bianca cunning happen. in 2014 she was a retail worker at verizon wireless store in broobrooklyn. and formed first ever union with the workers. you know this man. richard wolf taught economic since 1967 at universities in world. capitalism's crisis deepens. here to champion capitalism is man himself, her man cain. -- herman cain, he grew up in georgia in 40s and 50s, my man, joined by fox business own stewart varney. and on this network. and if you watch the show, you know stewart likes to see he is a refugee of european socialism, he came to america decades ago and never looked back, throughout town hall other fox business stars will join us to speak about state of capitalism, and american dream, neil

capitalism verse socialism, shee--charles payne. charles: you get a car, you get a car. >> you got it. >> good to see you. hey. >> thank you, thank you all very much. thank you. a town hall on capitalism and socialism, we'll get to questions from live studio audience, but let's meet folks answering the questions. taking up socialism, bianca cunning happen. in 2014 she was a retail worker at verizon wireless store in broobrooklyn. and formed first ever union with the workers. you know this man. richard wolf taught economic since 1967 at universities in world. capitalism's crisis deepens. here to champion capitalism is man himself, her man cain. -- herman cain, he grew up in georgia in 40s and 50s, my man, joined by fox business own stewart varney. and on this network. and if you watch the show, you know stewart likes to see he is a refugee of european socialism, he came to america decades ago and never looked back, throughout town hall other fox business stars will join us to speak about state of capitalism, and american dream, neil

i guess, i am the 37th canada -- [laughter] walking in, but this wonderful woman, right back you, shee said, no, said you found grace, but what took you so long? [laughter] gov. bullock: and i have got to tell you, i had a job. i was governor. i signed my last bill on monday, i announced on tuesday, then thursday i was in iowa. [applause] my legislature is about 60% republican, a little tougher than you have in iowa. maybe a little bit tougher at times than in washington, d.c. but you know what? time,eve that in this division can work. i fundamentally believe that we can bridge the divide. because i have seen it. wen with that legislature, passed the most progressive laws on getting dark money out of our system. [applause] gov. bullock: and just this last session, we are the third state in the country to ban all foreign money in our election. [applause] as tom said, in 2015, we expanded medicaid, giving 100,000 people health care. last legislation, we got it reauthorized for another six years. [applause] record investments in public education, freezing college tuition six out of the ei

. >> if you're wondering what to buy to thank her for all that d shee -- not that you can put a price tag on that, we have ideasor the chuck bell. >> all right. gardening forecast for the weekend, best tme is on the inner clarns on saturday and less cnce on sunday. april showers bringing the may flowers. beautiful. they brought thyself -- make wonderful arrangements. perfect time to enjoy the peonies. >> reporter: it's project hope.e we'oing to cut the ribbon and show mu the project that brings together laenforcement, the community, and these children children at j. it nole. coming up -- >>> sons and daughters on expected to spend $25 million on mother's day. one idea is a fitness tracker. wireless ear buds - >> why don't you get me a vacuum, too. >> butt out -- >> yeah. >> ear buds and portable items.l shoppers buy more than $2 billion worth of electronics for mother's day. >> that's a lot -- it's hard to pick out something for your mom. >>> a group is bridgng the relationship between students and police one project at a odme. >> reporter: goorning, guys. yes, project happy. it will

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shee was a 32-year-old financia analyst. she was on the 83rd floor of 2 world trade center. and she called 911, and if i may, i'll just read a small piece of that. >> please. >> at the moment the 911 operator answered her call, doi can be overheard nearing the end of the hail mary prayer. holy mary, mother of god, pray for us sinners now and at the hour of our death. 911 operator, good day. i'm on the 83rd floor. i'm on the 83rd floor, doi shouted into thew phone. the nose of united flight 175 had hit two floors before her. part of the right wing had ripped through doi's 83rd floor. the 24-minute conversation between melissa kandida doi, and a 911 operator is among the few in which we have the caller's words. the city of new york had releasedf the other 911 recordings, but you hear only the voice of the dispatcher in those cases. they took the voices of the callers out. but the i reason we have this o, the recording was entered into evidence in the 2006 federal trial of za careias moussaoui, a frenchman, who pleaded guilty to conspiring with the 9/11 hijackers. moussaoui wil

c when shees to the "today" show plaza.e a hybrid. >> she is really going to knock our socks off in a few minutes. >> she is kicking off the city concerts, so many exciting concerts who better to do it than one of the biggest stars on the planet. hi, what is your name? >> jenna. re >> a you a big j. lo fan. aredou prepare to sing? >> yes. >> craig who do you have over there? >> who is the biggest j. lo fan over hereer whe did you come from? >> rockland county. >> reporter: what is your favorite song. >> jenny from the block. >> you are a classic fan. can y dance to it no, i won't do that to you. >> i can. >> really, we won't do a danceoff on the "today" show, too early in the morning for that thanks for coming. we have a mpecial crowdent in a few minutes as well. >> yes, we do. we are so excited about that has anybody here been to the los vegas show? can we show how far back by the way the crowd goes aswe ? >> we don't usually do a monday concert. when jennifer lopez says she'sb availa we are ready to go. we're so excited.

shees is a moving memoir about her family's decades long journey in and out of the political world.is >> i yes, she's a teacher. there are tons of teachers t he on plaza. this is teacher appreciation week. something that's a particular interest to me. just ahead, we'll meet aeaer here from new york that's doing such amazing things in the lives of her students. >> we are looking forward to that. >> i criur. i mean, noise there. but she is an inspiration. >>> coming up in a few minutes on the third hour of "today," rapper, actor, philanthropist common. common is going to get very person personal. >> he has a new book out, right? >> yeah. >>> before all of that, sir, a forecast. >> but first -- >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by walgreens. this red nose y, h child poverty one nose at a time. y a red nose only at walgreens. >> let's take a look and see whator we have f you as far as your weather is concerned. for today we're looking at flooding in the central plains. severe storms through texas. sunshine in the southeast and all along the west coast. then for tomorrow,

shees is a moving memoir about her family's decades long journey in and out of the political world.our plaza. this is teacher appreciation week. something that is a particular interest to me. if just ahead we will meet a teacher from new york doing amazing things in the lives of her students. >> looking forward to that. >> i cried. i mean, no surprise there. but she is such an inspiration. >> looking forward to that. >>> coming up in a few minute, by the way, on the third hour of today, rapper, actor, philanthropist common. getting very personal about his family, faith, and the best relationship advice he has ever received from someone that you might not think of. i don't want to give away too much. >> he has book out, right? >> oh, yeah. >>> sir, a forecast? >> first -- >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by walgreens. this red nose day help end child poverty one nose at a time. buy a red nose only at walgreens. >> let's take a look and see what we have as far as your weather is concerned today. we are looking at flooding in the central plains, severe storms through tex

shee are hearing president -- xi is planning to come to the white house in june. does the white house leave this is likely at some point? >> we are in ongoing conversations. the negotiations are going to continue into next week. we will see what happens from there. you are going to have to see the two leaders finalize some of the details of any major trade deal but we are going to continue to work forward and move ahead. we are going to see what happens over the course of the next week. >> you are having an event regarding christians, national day of prayer. -- youpresident aware know that? it includes people from all faiths and last night, the president hosted a dinner here with a number of leaders from half a dozen faiths. it is a dutiful thing to see those people come together. we support every individual's right to religious freedom and it is one of the reasons we love america. houset year, the white states an opportunity initiative office. why has no one been named? >> we are excited about that opportunity. we have done a lot of the initiatives and efforts th