steven's family was jubilant. >> justice for steven!son ed skinner was shocked. >> i was convinced my mom was going to get off. >> shirley is serving a 55-year prison sentence. if she'd taken the plea deal, she'd be out in less than nine. what's it like to see your mother behind bars? >> horrible. absolutely horrible. >> is she equipped ed tped to what she's going through right now? >> not at all. not at all. >> although ed skinner had split from his family by publicly blaming jennifer, he still struck a note of us against them. >> i honestly feel jennifer made this bed, she needs to sleep in it. she knew what she was getting into when she got into that family. and she had to think in the back of her mind that she's going to be with these people the rest of her life. >> when you say these people, what's wrong with the watkins? >> nothing bad. they just are a little bit different than what we're used to. i mean, we don't believe in drinking. we don't believe in smoking. >> but you have guns in the house. >> yes, sir. >> watkins was shot

the officer says he began talking to steven about what had happened to jody when steven interrupted him. >> he finally looks at me and he goes, you don't believe me. >> reporter: and then the officer says scharf said something that almost knocked him off his feet. >> i said, i believe an accident occurred and i said was it an accident and he put his head down and he said no. >> reporter: aronberg believed that was a stunning confession. he ran to tell the other detectives including lynam but they had just spent hours grilling the man. >> we weren't getting that feeling that a reinterview at that point would have done anything. >> reporter: the detectives still believed they could find solid evidence to implicate steven scharf but they didn't. >> we took it as far as we could do. the cause of death was listed as undetermined. so officially it wasn't a homicide. >> reporter: in time, the detectives moved on to other cases, steven scharf moved on too. 14 years after his wife's death he remarried. tina scharf says he's been a loving ideal husband. >> it was like we were two puzzle pieces th

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to steven major. switch over to digital to carry on the conversation. watching the tv story, or listening to the bloomberg radio story. there are a number of stock moves we need to bring you. next, we will talk about stocks on the move. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 47 minutes into the market session. offering six and 35 pence per share, half in new stock. it is an increase from earlier. amazon's closing price yesterday. hammerson rejected the initial approach. it could end its attempt to become britain's top landlord. first half revenue met estimates. weakness in the rest of the world caused by subdued growth in the australia business over the last six months. the companies's year end cash balance was a key negative. shares lower. callebaut, one of the country -- companies you have never heard of. by 8% in the six months through february. shares up-to-date by 1.7%. thank you very much to mark barton with your mid-cap movers. i am going to switch to a different asset class. at first it was crypto developers,

kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needs just two kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needsjust two more kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needs just two more frames to go through to the second round, currently 8—3 up on the other table is marco fu, he's trailing his opponent 7—3. full coverage on the bbc sports website and app. racing 92 are through to the european champion cup final after a brilliant first half was too much for munster. it was the teddy thomas show in bordeaux as he ran in two tries in the opening twenty minutes, and then turned down a hat trick set up maxime machenaud. munster did recover in the second half, but the damage was done, and it finished 27—22. racing will meet leinster in the final on may 12th in bilbao. there were six fixtures in the fifth round of rugby league's challenge cup today. with minnows york city knights of league one up against super league's catalans dragons. york city gave a good account of themselves and the match was tied at 10—10 shortly before half time. but catalans pulled away after the break,

steven says for him and his wife jody this was it.wo rocks forming a lover's chair on the edge of a cliff. >> that was our spot. we'd bring a couple of lawn chairs, a cooler. and she'd bring her work from graduate school. >> they had been escaping to this magical place for years, ever since they were newlywednesday in a starter apartment in new jersey. up here, the air was fresh and the views seemed limitless. >> it sort of framed by trees that you could look down to the right and see the view of george washington bridge. >> what they couldn't see from here, of course, was the future. had their caught even a glimpse of what was to come surely they would have abandoned this place forever. steven and jody melt in the late '70s in georgia. he was in the army, a bookworm who loved the civil war. she taught history. theirs was a meeting first of minds. then, hearts. how would you sort of describe those early years? were they loving? were they exciting? >> yes. they were, you know -- we were in love. it's an aesthetic. >> from there, marria

steven. >> i don't have a story that's anywhere as entertaining as that. my book started 10-12 years, i was trying to understand american capitalism and i wanted to write about people losing their land, dispossession as an essential element of how capitalism develops and grows and i could have written a book about american indians, i could have written a book about the greatest disposition in the history of north america but it was too vast and too general and when i went looking for a story about dispossession that people don't often think about or consider to be about capitalism and something that i myself did not understand, there were the southern mountains and a complicated story about how a white settler culture at one time was considered nearly heroic and then lost its land. i said to write about appalachia as case study, in some ways it took over my life as it took years to understand it as very much an outsider. my book is really about capitalism. i was putting those things together and there was the southern mountains. so i hope you like the resu

steven: i agree it is overreacting but there is a bit of a difference.rkets do not have virtue. equity market is saying, if there is a surprise announcement of a tariff battle, there is much more downside than upside. fx market, if you look at it and say what will happen to the dollar, some scenarios where the dollar would go up if the fed responded to higher inflation. therefore, the dollar would go down. you can argue these announcements are skewed in the equity market space to the downside. maybebit more volatility, , but not sure which direction it may be. you look at dollar-yen, usually the measure of how the market is responding, not doing much of anything, one-month dollar-yen has come back to where it was before the announcement. vonnie: are you saying the market is sound? steven: everything but the equity market, which does more about the fragility of the equity market for equity market reasons, then the way the broader market is looking at the impact of the -- >> more of a retail participation? steven: i have a feeling a lot of professionals ar

steven spielberg, what did you make of it? the setup is that real life in the future is squalid and people spend their time in second life as avatars in this great big computer game called the oasis, where they can get possessions and accrue things. but if they get killed in the game they will lose everything. easter eggs in the game are hidden within it

the stevens duck is ere.he original splash gordon is here miss usa is here the gang is all here, and it's take your kid to workd day so we got a big crowd here >> and the knives are out for kevin o'leary. i haven't heard so much trash talk >> everybody wants to dethrone you, dude. >> he was, of course, last year's champion, has his trophy, 2017 champion, but he's a third pick he was a first pick last year so we will see what happens anyone's guess here. people are taking notes. >> yeah, the competition is going to be intense. melissa, back to you >> those at home who are checking out the stock draft for the very first time, let's explain exactly how this works and who is taking part there are eight teams. four are returning, including last year's champion, kevin o'leary and four new teams have been added, including bethenny frankel and we randomly selected the draft order. the stevens tech traders will have the first pick but here's how it will work this year, there are three rounds, the first two you can see

steven spielberg, what did you make of it? the setup is that real life in the future is squalid and people spend their time in second life as avatars in this great big computer game called the oasis, where they can get possessions and accrue things. but if they get killed in the game they will lose everything. easter eggs in the game are hidden within it by its designer who is a benevolent figure who has now passed on. our hero, his avatar, in the game, is looking for the keys that will give him the domain of the game. however, ben mendelsohn‘s slimy businessman is also trying to get those keys so you have the interplay between the avatar world, the unreal world, and the real world.

i said, "oh good, give them to steven." she gave them to steven.teven called me up and says, "you have a gold mine here. they're just amazing. and so, then we're going to use them." i go, "that's great." brenda: and i'm like, "cool, because it's on him, it's steven's movies and music, and i just chill, right? and i'll clap." but then his cousin finds this diary, aunt lily's diary, her flower book which had flowers in it. so, then i started to read from the diary, so then we did this, and then i was like, "wow." because we find out that his mom was incarcerated in poston. his dad was drafted into the 442nd. and then aunt lily said the rest of the family was bombed in hiroshima. so, it's like, wow, in one family. and then i started to think about my family, which you know from "uncle gunjiro's girlfriend." and i thought just in our little family, we got 100 years of legalized racism. so, that's it, and we started to put everything together. and the section you just saw was what we personally--well, you probably were involved in too back in the day. a

i just talked to steven spielberg.ver goes away because he was such a giant figure in my childhood. >> reporter: you have steven spielberg's number in your phone? >> no, he calls me. i could get ahold of him if i needed to, but he doesn't hand it that number. >> reporter: success has given ernie bigger turkey, now he is an action figure. >> reporter: but it's love for the little ones that got him here. to make the point, he brought out the atari console he got for christmas in 1978 and started playing a game called adventure. >> it was the first virtual reality game that i ever played. >> very virtual. >> reporter: in the flashing fuzzy picks excels, young ernie found a secret room where the designer had hidden his name. >> that was just a profound moment. >> reporter: years later, that moment gave cline the idea for a virtual staph injury hunt, the plot of "ready player one." >> are you willing to fight? >> reporter: it's a story about someone trying to use their love and knowledge of '80s pop culture to achieve fame

steven gerrard gets thejob, you if you are graeme murty and you know steven gerrard gets the job, youlf, you know, he is no more qualified than i am for the job. to yourself, you know, he is no more qualified than i am for thejob. in fa ct, qualified than i am for thejob. in fact, graeme murty has boldly coached for longer than steven gerrard, so you may be thinking, is just because of his name? of ice that is the question, but the man himself is yet to provide rangers with an answer. chris mclaughlin, bbc news, glasgow. let's look ahead to this weekend's premier league action, and it could be a bleak one for west brom and stoke fans. they could become the first sides to be relegated to the championship depending on how results go over the next few days. joe lynskey has been doing the maths. now the premier league title has been decided, the focus which is to the bottom of the table and who will drop out of the division. relegation from the premier league has taken an even greater significance in recent yea rs, even greater significance in recent years, because when clubs go down, the

stevens about building a space for them. -- was a multipurpose building. on the first floor it was all businesses. up top, they had a gym and a swimming pool. the library for african-americans was here. jewel, likel stevens lee. and the sole purpose was recreation and economic purposes. said we mr. vanderbilt don't -- i don't want the building anymore. you have got to come up with the money to get the building. those same african-american business owners and leaders had to pull their money together to purchase -- and it becomes community property. from 1906 to the integration period of the 1960's, it was a booming destination. but when you talk to some elders, they would say, integration was the most devastating thing to black businesses and education. a lot of businesses took a downturn during integration, and so did -- the building was scheduled to be condemned and torn down. individuals in a group of churches, both black and white, pooled their money together to save the building. of course the building was saved. of theow, it is one oldest african-amer

steven brill define that term for us. fact news. >> guest: well, i our case what we're hoping to solve is news that reports to be news that is deliberately fabricated or is propaganda that doesn't reveal itself as propaganda. it is not, you know, the occasional the occasional inaccurate story somewhere, or a orally that has headline that is slightly exaggerated. it is really clear blatant hoaxes and propaganda. and a lot of it on-line and many people can't or are unable to tell thetive rens because the whole point of fake news that it poses as real news, sometimes it do that effective. >> host: does editorial bias count toward what you are talking about? >> guest: not really. unless it is so bias, it is just ridiculous. you know, if you have a headline in the story that says that president obama was not born in the united states, some people you know, may say that is just their opinion. s that just their bias. that is just fake. >> host: how prevalent is falk news right now? >> guest: well prevalent in the sense that whil

steven. >> trump wants the investigation over. right?i think you know. >> do you think rosenstein should be fired. >> pardon. >> do you think he should be fired. >> no but trump if i were advising trump especially after the overreach by comey with the raid which i think just was so outrageous. i think fair minded americans agree with that that i think comey overplayed his hand. >> mueller you mean. >> i mean mueller. mueller. i think what i would do in that case is trump should say, look, this is -- we -- not fire him but say you have two or three months to finish this up. get it done. show us what you have. and i think that's something -- he couldn't rally the american people around firing mueller. but he could say this has gone on 15 months has to come to a conclusion show us what you got. >> it blows my mind because there is one person to blame for donald trump's problem and that's donald trump. we have to remember how it started. >> sure. >> he fired james comey. that's how the mueller investigation started. that's why mueller was br

kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needs just two kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilsonson needs just two more frames to go through to the second round, currently 8—3 up on the other table is marco fu, he's trailing his opponent 7—3. full coverage on the bbc sports website and app. racing 92 are through to the european champion cup final after a brilliant first half was too much for munster. it was the teddy thomas show in bordeaux as he ran in two tries in the opening twenty minutes, and then turned down a hat trick set up maxime machenaud. munster did recover in the second half, but the damage was done, and it finished 27—22. racing will meet leinster in the final on may 12th in bilbao.

it is a steven spielberg film!ealworld, unrealworld, one of the things i liked about it is the interplay between the two worlds. the other thing is that the virtual world is packed with pop culture references from the 70s and 80s, early on someone produces the spaceship from silent running. i was won over, then that is the delorean from the film back to the future. you think this could become just about spotting the references but it is a real popcorn sugar rush thrill ride. you can tell spielberg loves the avatar world he has created. and you get emotionally engaged with the characters. it would be easy this to become just a technical exercise, when you spot the references and look at the visuals but you care about the story, the story makes sense and believe me if the story is set in a computer game and makes sense to me, it will make sense to anyone! i went in, with trepidation and i watched everything with a huge smile, i laughed, i was excited, swept along by the action. i loved the constant pop culture refere

steven stallis: "i was almost in tears. i was in pain just so uncomfortable i wanted heat and this lady like she thought for a second, and just took her jacket off." a gift that came with a demand. steven stallis: "they told me if you're taking this back you got finish. i said ok." stephen says he couldn't have finished without it. now he wants to find the jackets owner and thank her for getting him to the finish line. steven stallis: "kinda changed my life right now. i really -- this day was going downhill -- came back up." (pam) stallis said, he hopes to return the jacket to its rightful owner, but either way -- he will always treasure what it means to him. (pam) still ahead: caught on a camera... a brawl involving hundreds of people at what is supposed to be a place of place. more on what went happened during this hectic fight (steve)a statue that stands proudly in san jose respresent two men who are now receiving a major award. how they took personal or professional risks... in order to raise public awareness... 50 year

a drawing by steven will chicken cost anything between one thousand. seven hundred and two hundred thousand euros. really is far from where my work was. going to do it i'm going to do it my way. steven belcher is a born and bred london and the city is a constant source of inspiration to him. he sometimes takes photos of views that speak to him but he draws and paints from memory. it's just so beautiful there are so i can see did the london eye almost. half of the county hall. hungerford bridge. review. board. back in a studio with a view still fresh in his mind steven will to begins join westminster bridge. with. the love to work another memorize it because. your hard work love my job sometimes. quick sketch of it and much for for a natural. but not. this time. for a bit of a quick sketch with. a quickie sketch that is astonishingly detailed a true to life snapshot of the world as the artist sees it i think it is important stuff in stuff. to concentrate. on to memorize. my mind. even though she was diagnosed with autism when he was three he began drawi

steven englander looks like, steven, the syria event for now going to be a one off.e our viewers next primary focus for their money and investment >> you know, i think the market's det ingdeting -- getti. i think the focus will be back look at how the economy is doing. people are looking at economic surprises. there are tentative signals of slowing for real >> in what way how much what's slowing and by how much >> i actually think the economy is fine. we had bad weather and some a no, ma'am ma louse gdp numbers the robustness will reappear people are looking at the simultaneous, that the almost or semiinversion of the yield curve combined with the softness and saying the two must be related i think that's wrong i think there's a big segment of the market taking a turn >> do we have reason to be pessimistic? >> well, if we could do tax reform every quarter, that would be an issue. those are very anamolous i think that i'm pretty optimistic with some deregulation going on, we're going to have a robust economy. i think the economy is going to be fine, but, you know, i t

it is a steven spielberg film! interplay between the two worlds. the other thing is that the virtual world is packed with pop culture references from the 70s and 80s, early on someone produces the spaceship from silent running. i was won over, then that is the delorean from the film back to the future. you think this could become just about spotting the references but it is a real popcorn sugar rush thrill ride. you can tell spielberg loves the avatar world he has created. and you get emotionally engaged with the characters. it would be easy this to become just a technical exercise, when you spot the references and look at the visuals but you care about the story, the story makes sense and believe me if the story is set in a computer game and makes sense to me, it will make sense to anyone! i went in, with trepidation and i watched everything with a huge smile, i laughed, i was excited, swept along by the action. i loved the constant pop culture references, some i got, some i didn't, it didn't make a difference. i

treasury secretary steven mnuchin. this is his first sit down interview since the nikki haley russia sanctions controversy which started back on sunday and blew up gradually over the week. so on sunday, hail chi is the u.s. ambassador to the united nations said that new sanctions would be imposed on russia within 24 hours. these sanctions would directly hit russian companies that manufacture any equipment linked to the poison gas attack april 7 in syria. france, the u.s. , and the uk blame the attack which killed 43 civilians on dictator bashar al-assad's government. well monday came and went, no sanctions and as the drum beat grew louder demanding when they would be announced national economic counselor director larry kudlow suggested publicly that ambassador hayley suffered "momentary confusion" over the trump adminitration's approach to new russian sanctions to which then ambassador hayley came back with all due respect i don't get confused. so, fast forward to today. we now are the first network to get the other si

steven spielberg making his marks at the box office. cheryl: we do have a new box office winner after this holiday weekend. >> i only came into estate was something much bigger than just myself. are you willing to fight? how do you see the oasis. lauren: is steven spielberg's sub to top the charts with $181 million internationally. this is the largest opening weekend in 10 years. in second place, tyler. acrimony brought in $171 million in it opening weekend. "black panther" with $11.2 million, bringing the domestic total to $659 million paid right now the fifth-largest domestic release of all time but was soon likely counter acid park in titanic rounding out the top five i can only imagine pacific rim uprising. lauren: tracee, thank you very much. cheryl: great to have you back. amazon under scrutiny as president john suggests he may rate in the company. chief strategist is here to weigh in. david, good morning. we had to talk on her facebook live with our viewers and the pressure that is on amazon. it doesn't seem the president has a l

former liverpool and england captain steven gerrard is on the shortlist to become the new manager ofely do you think it is that we will see steven gerrard as manager of rangers in the coming weeks? very intriguing one, obviously, rangers looking for a new manager since pedro caixinha was a new manager since pedro caixinha was sacked back in october, graham murthy has been in temporary control. steven gerrard is on a very small shortlist over in the ibrox boardroom, very keen, talks may already have taken place, he was up for the last old firm game, celtic won that 3—2. he retired in 2016, since then he has been at the liverpool youth academy. —— graeme murty. he is doing very well there, he wants to move into management at sometime in the future, he has made no secret of that. also the mouthwatering prospect that if he moved to rangers, he would go head—to—head with old manager brendan rodgers, who seems to be doing very well at celtic at the moment! mouthwatering prospect he is on the shortlist at rangers.” wonder if you would be a popular appointment. we will be back with you later

steven mnuchin leaves for china in a few days for negotiations over u.s. trade disputes his first official trip as trade secretary. president trump said tariffs on chinese goods will take effect if both sides fail to agree. a family spokesman says 93-year-old former president george h.w. bush is responding and recovering. he's been hospitalized since sunday. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. loomberg technology is next. xxx >> this is bloomberg technology. coming up, google earnings spark an $85 billion slump. a full report on tuesday's tax market sell off. plus, the whistle blower who blew the lid off the cambridge analytic facebook scandal heads to capitol hill. we'll look at what went down with lawmakers behind closed doors. nd uber releases new diversity statistics. the results? meager gains. those numbers ahead. first to our lead. it was the worst day for stocks in weeks and the first five day slide for the dow in more than a year

bought -- bag that steven bought. steven had no way of knowing just how toxic these seeds were. while there are plenty of legitimate uses for washed poppy seeds, there are no legitimate uses for unwashed seeds. yet drug dealers are abusing the status to wash seeds to profit and unwashed seeds that is available through online retailers. you can find instructions on how to brew poppy seed tea. so there's no question of the unwashed seeds being used for grandma's poppy seed cake. it is plain they are being used to smuggle a banned drug in our homes and manufacturers and distributors should know that. betty and steve made sure they did. it's hard to imagine the grief they feel. it would have been easy to despair, but they did not. they wanted to save other families from their fate to be sure steven's death would have meaning. they researched the issue, commissioning that report from sam houston state and studying the market for unwashed poppy seeds, and they became advocates, meeting with community leaders and elected off

for the front a lot of us and german film stars come to valinor the most famous ones were perhaps steven spielberg tarantino tom hanks and they came onto the stage here and said how much they like this cinema he told the disc you know if in the us. the last is quite an institution in berlin is there anything left of its old flare. when i started last was germany's number one cinema we still screens newsreels and we had all the premier's with the fear in iran and gregory peck on the red carpet was in all the major us stars were here and we kept a lot of the fly. yeah from the fifty's and sixty's to as it is a listed building on that and we have modern technology and that's a fascinating mix a little she has a mix and. it's for this. every year around three hundred films are shot in berlin and kalki knock off chick takes film fans to famous locations. here so much because the south of here for instance this was also a film location and it's hard to believe because it's almost completely changed. but i'll show you a photo from a very important film but this is it this is the same perspectiv

stevens knoll, stevens was commander of the battery but was hittier whenwitt stevens was wounded. i shall never forget the inspiration of his commanding, controlling presence and the fresh courage he imparted. says whittier commanding what was often known as stephen's battery. a follower or subordinate of general cutler says cutler -- cutler's manner and action was simply the result of hancock's presence. we are really getting a sense that hancock got the attention and the obedience of the fleeing soldiers who stopped fleeing and took position. carl shirts, a division commander in the 11th corps, second in command to howard, in the 11th corps, says his mere presence was a reinforcement, and everyone on the field felt stronger for his being there. all right, so this is howard's second-in-command saying that. now conversely -- well, actually, let me continue this. francis wiggin of the 16th maine mentions is -- the magnificent form of hancock, who was mounted on a charger. william switten of the new york times said he had potent magnetism. this quality hancock possesses in a high de

steven mcdonnell, bbc news, hong kong. how would you know 23 years later? 50 years ago tomorrow, martin luther king stepped out on to the balcony of the lorraine motel in memphis, tennessee and was shot

. >> i'm with steven cole better as he said in the opener, how does she look so good. because your body's still going through stuff, if you know what i mean, that she can walk out and look that good. >> it takes a village or a monarchy. >> it does. she looks great. >> a lawsuit is pulling back the curtain on musician david copperfield who's being sued by a tourist. ahead, how more audience members now claim they were injured >>> good morning. it is kind of gray and gloomy out there with low clouds hanging around the bay and along the coast this morning. a lot of this cloud coverage is expected to burn off, not to worry. temperatures will be warming up to the 80s for the east bay, the

and author steven king said it appears police caught the golden state killer. go get michelle mcnamara's excellent book about the case. our website has a timeline, more about deangelo and his suspected

when pruitt first came to washington he rented an apartment from the wife of an energy lobbyist steven hart, paying $50 a night. according to fox news, pruitt tried to tamp down the firestorm, but senate lobbying records show pruitt's landlord represented several companies. pruitt's saving grace may be he's seen by the president and

. >> reporter: but today's stock market plunge accelerated after treasury secretary steven mnuchin said this on television. >> there is the potential of a trade war. let me just be clear. it's not a trade war. the president wants reciprocal

viviana stevens detalles.viana: la condiciones de tiempo en esta Área de sierra de san diego probablemente provocaron que un pesado vehÍculo destinado a trasportar caballos, se volcara y al llegar los equipos paramÉdicos y las autoridades, lo encontraron vacÍo pero no muy lejos vieron a inmigrantes que trataban de huir de la escena a pesar de estar heridos. es que no eran caballos lo que estaban siendo transportados sino inmigrantes que al parecer indocumentados. >>se informÓ que debido al inhÓspito del Área se buscÓ por aire y tierra y cuatro hombres y dos mujeres fueron hospitalizados uno de ello fue transportado en un helicÓptero. en total fueron 18 los

you have the treasury second, steven mnuchin, they want behind the scenes to keep this from escalating even further so while he's doing that, the president

steven lamb and steven gong. who is the other person? i see that is not what i see. okay.evening. i am steven gong. 2019 of the student association. member of the lowell school council, delegate of the peace kek and one of the organizers spearheading the walkouts tomorrow. this past sunday a met with david who has grown up in the mission. his uncle was shot dead. you always know someone or are near someone with a gun. today i speak on his behalf as well as on the behalf of the students of san francisco. by showing sum support you are sending a message to families of america. you are telling voters, activists and allies, that, yes, change is coming. you are telyou are telling teact you care. yoyou areyou are telling me to m ourselves. tomorrow amount 11:30 a.m. we the students at city hall will arm ourselves with speeches, flyers and love, not guns. tomorrow we will stand in solidarity with not just the victims of parkland, but the victims of sandy hook, columbine, las vegas and of david's uncle. tomorrow we the students, teachers, staff will hopefully be what the youth of

mark: steven, great job.loomberg's steven arons giving us the latest in the long line of deutsche bank stories. barclays finally showing moment time. the british bank beating trading expectations for a second straight quarter. the results may strengthen its gain. in an exclusive, he spoke about the -- whathave not heard about mr. branson ones. we have a meeting coming up shortly. i think our shareholders like the fact that we have completed the restructuring of the bank. we are strategically where we want to be now with control of our position. a good sign and we are the pathway to returning excess capital to our shareholders. in producing one of the most profitable quarters in the history of the bank in the first quarter, generating a double-digit return on equity. well above our cost to capital. that is a sign we are restructuring and back to a more normalized business operating environment for barclays. >> the whole world will wait and see what comes about and what newsweek a break around that. we caught u

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treasury secretary steven mnuchin.-mobile buying sprint for $26.5 billion stock to take on verizon and at&t. some still fear the deal will get blocked. it we will hear from ceo john ledger. apple earnings are just around the corner and investors will finally have an answer, did iphone x sales live up to the hype? but first, to the sprint tumbling 10% and regulators may reject t-mobile's agreement by a company worth six point -- $26.5 million. sprint are hoping it will let them get a jump on verizon and at&t when it comes to building a next-generation network. with t-mobiledown ceo john ledgere. >> talk about the deal and talk about the value to shareholders. and second, talk about why it will get approved. those two things together will drive shareholder value. is actually 140 $5 billion enterprise value combined company. what we are going to have starting from day one is $75 billion to $57 billion service .evenue that will grow tw 2% to 4% annually. a $6 billion run rate, and the cash flow by 2025 will be eckstein bil

getting tough on trade, treasury secretary steven mnuchin leading a u.s.gation to china this week. i asked what he hopes to accomplish with tariffs. >> we're concerned about making sure that we have a good deal for american companies and american workers and that's something that president trump has been very focused on. >> maria: from trade to north korea, more of my interview with treasury secretary steven mnuchin coming up. a cellular shakeup, t-mobile will acquire sprint to take on mounting competition from verizon and at&t. what the merger could mean for the wireless customers coming up. markets are stronger this morning. futures indicate a rally at the start of trading this morning. we're expecting the dow industrials to open up in the triple doubling its. we've got the nasdaq and s&p in positive territory. it's another big week for earnings. we are winding down the first quarter reporting season. five dow components are reporting this week. mcdonald's is due out before the bell this morning and apple delivers quarterly results tomorrow. markets are

steven botchco. he had been battling leukemia for several years. he was 74. >>> a northern california woman who was told she would never make it as a singer has her shot tonight. ♪ let's stay together >> hear what drives her in an exclusive abc 7 news interview. >>> this story when we return. pstop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enterprise makes it easy. >>> footwear fanatics celebrated their passion in the south bay. at the santa clara convention center where several came together for sneaker-con. 500 vendors were there celebrating prized sneakers. also getting a chance to meet youtube stars. >>> oracle arena where the hoops for kids program hosted several programs. this year, they are up to $1.2 milli $1.2 million in donations. >>> abc7 news in san mateo. it featured a performance by chine chinese lion dancers. >>> well, expect some mild weather tomorrow by the end of the week, rain will be >>> japanese super star

legal analyst steven clark. steven clark/legal analyst ".....this is a huge deal for the reuben foster defense team, they know they are up against the clock with the 49ers and this development buys reuben foster a lot more time with the team until this sorts itself out..."ennis now says that foster never struck her. evidence is now said to include a video of the fight between the two women. the attorney's statement goes on to say that ennis initially lied to police because, quote, "....she was extremely upset and told foster if he broke up with her she would trash his career..."steven clark/legal analyst '....what this does is create an alternative narrative as to what happened that night and that perhaps her injuries were suffered on a prior occasion and not as a result of what reuben foster may have done..."the 49ers were mum on the statement, having earlier said foster's staus with the team would depend on how the legal process played out. rob fladeboe/san jose "....there has also been no comment from the dis

it is a steven spielberg film!y between the two worlds. the other thing is that the virtual world is packed with pop culture references from the 70s and 80s, early on someone produces the spaceship from silent running. i was won over, then that is the delorean from the film back to the future. you think this could become just about spotting the references but it is a real popcorn sugar rush thrill ride. you can tell spielberg loves the avatar world he has created. and you get emotionally engaged with the characters. it would be easy this to become just a technical exercise, when you spot the references and look at the visuals but you care about the story, the story makes sense and believe me if the story is set in a computer game and makes sense to me, it will make sense to anyone! i went in, with trepidation and i watched everything with a huge smile, i laughed, i was excited, swept along by the action. i loved the constant pop culture references, some i got, some i didn't, it didn't make a difference. i thought,

my my thanks to rachel and steven. good evening.e again stuck underneath grey, cloudy skies with some mist and drizzle. that's how the weather watch looked in kent a little bit earlier on, but it wasn't like that everywhere. the scottish highlands had beautiful sunshine, some spring flowers showing through as well, and i think more and more of us will see some slightly more springlike weather as we head through the next few days. but during tonight, we will see some showery rain pushing its way northwards. some of that could be on the heavy side. generally, a lot of clouds. temperatures between 4—9 degrees. into tomorrow, a grey start once again. we'll see these outbreaks of rain moving across northern england and scotland, some a heavy burst of rain for a time. things drying out from the south but still, predominantly cloudy. we will have to wait to late in the day to get any brightness in across the south coast particularly, but these temperatures, well, not doing too well where you're stuck underneath the cloud up towards the nor

steven botchco. he had been battling leukemia for several years. he was 74. >>> a northern california woman who was told she would never make it as a singer has her shot tonight. ♪ let's stay together >> hear what drives her in an exclusive abc 7 news interview. >>> this story when we return. >>> footwear fanatics celebrated their passion in the south bay. at the santa clara convention center where several came together for sneaker-con. 500 vendors were there celebrating prized sneakers. also getting a chance to meet youtube stars. >>> oracle arena where the hoops for kids program hosted several programs. this year, they are up to $1.2 milli $1.2 million in donations. >>> abc7 news in san mateo. it featured a performance by chine chinese lion dancers. >>> well, expect some mild weather tomorrow by the end of the week, rain will be back. >>> japanese super star started his first major game. >>> a northern california singer overcoming her nerves. catching up with her in modesto ♪ up where they run ♪ up where they stay all day in the sun ♪ >> i want t