francine: adair turner, good morning, first of all. mr. turner: good morning.ep that, those who say this is a proxy war between the u.s. and russia, the u.s. is fighting on many fronts -- fighting trade with china, also dealing with korea. shifts intectonic geopolitics that the market is just not quite grasping yet? michael: -- mr. turner: i think that is right. the big tectonic shift is the relative weight of america versus china. that has been played out in this trade war, cold war so far -- relatively small war so far, and we hope it stays that way. but the core of that is the fact that america has woken up, somewhat belatedly, i think, to the huge technological progress being made in china. china has very effectively used opening up to achieve a technological chance for and is becoming a high technology-based economy very rapidly. i actually think that is unstoppable. you could never have stopped it. i think that is the big tectonic shift, that the acceptance in america that china, by the late 20 20's, will be a bigger economy than america even in market ex

so on the stand now is a turner executive, turner owns cnn. and he's on the stand right now to talk about how turner negotiates with these distributors to get their content on air because these distributors, like your local cable company, negotiates with turner networks on how they carry -- how much they pay and how many networks they carry, networks like tnt, tbs. what the government is arguing that at&t awould have increased leverage over other distributors. the government lawyers are going through internal e-mails between turner executives and time warner executives about their negotiating tactics with past distributors trying to show they're always willing to go dark because they know they have leverage, especially over big events like march madness, which just happened, which is partly carried on turner networks, also shared with cbs. turner executives are pushing back and saying, listen, when we go dark, we lose millions of dollars. turner executive yesterday said when they went dark with dish in 2014, they lost $30 million in ad revenue

and that's what i need turner a's assistants on. so i would request one more year which would put it at 9 million of the contract to continue their contractual duties. are there any questions? >> director nuru: mr. harper. >> yeah, i just will relate a problem that. t. project has with fta. we extended a contract like this. and fta said no. just the new -- like we are going to look at the new procurement policies because of the fta. they are really looking at this stuff very hard. and we, of course, are trying to see how we are going to deal with. that but this is the sort of thing where -- they have been with us. these were the contractors that had been doing the job. and we had to extend the schedule. so we just went out there and same rate, same everything. same contractor. fta said no. rebid. so i think we need to keep aware of that now. i don't know what fta money is left. maybe none. maybe we are at ccf money totally here which means then can't complain, and that's what i hope but this is something that in the procurement poli

i'm caren turner. >> reporter: after caren turner, then a port authority commissioner, arrived at thisffic stop in tenafly, new jersey, last month, she tried to pull rank. >> reporter: police dash cam video captures turner berating officers after they pulled over a car with an obscured license plate. her daughter was a passenger. >> reporter: when the officers didn't comply with her demands, she became more agitated. >> reporter: turner resigned as a commissioner monday. in a statement, the port authority called her conduct "outrageous and indefensible." we weren't able to reach her for comment, jeff. >> glor: pretty impressive composure by the police officers in that case. adriana, thank you very much. coming up here, a former college football player's seven-year struggle and the seven yards that made it all worth this. all worth this. shoes, r customer needs & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates. & he'll find the same shoes in your store that he found online he'll be one happy, very forgetful wide footed customer. at&t prov

we reached out to turner but weren't able to connect with her for comment.ew york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," cnn anchor jake tapper stops by the studio to tell us about his new novel "the hellfire club." >>> plus in our morning rounds, the spring season can stir up a allergys for our pets. >>> dr. david agus shows us how to recognize symptoms and what we can do to keep them healthy. >>> and a group is lobbying on for more research on he hemp-derived products. how cbd oil is helping them with chronic pain and ptsd. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm ke oi. >>> a live look outside at coit tower in the city of san francisco, telegraph hill. good morning, it is thursday, april 26th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to jaclyn and neda. the gang is back together finally. >> wahoo! >> neda has been gone to new york. >> i'm excited about that. >> we're all here. now we're excited to kick off the day.

look at karen turner, fundraiser for heather: who resigned as the dash cam video was showing her parading to new jersey police officers. >> you may not tell me when to take my child. you may shut the [bleep] up. greg: it's like the white house correspondents dinner. [laughter] it all started when the officers pulled over an unregistered car german by a person over 18, karen's daughter, in the carpet she came to pick them up to try to play the don't you know who i am thing? >> you're just a writer spirit no, i'm not. i'm here as a concerned citizen and friend of the mayor. i'm the one of the port authority. if there is a problem -- >> there is no problem. >> do not call me ms..

i'm caren turner. >> reporter: after caren turner, then a port authority commissioner, arrived at this traffic stop in tenafly, new jersey, last month, she tried to pull rank. >> do you have an i.d.? >> that is my i.d., and that is my business card. i am the commissioner of the port authority. >> reporter: police dash cam video captures turner berating officers after they pulled over a car with an obscured license plate. her daughter was a passenger. >> miss... >> don't call me miss. i'm commissioner. thank you. >> miss, this does not involve you 1%. >> yeah, it does. it does. it does. >> reporter: when the officers didn't comply with her demands, she became more agitated. >> i think we should get off of the road. >> i'm so sorry. thank you for your concern with my safety. i don't need it. you can't put a sentence together. sorry. >> okay. >> that's pathetic. and you are a disappointment. and you are just following him. so you are also a disappointment. >> okay. >> shut up. i'm shocked and very disappointed. thank you for your help. >> you may take them now. >> you may not tell me when

team coverage begins with emily turner in the sacramento suburb of citrus heights with the breakthrough that led to the arrest. emily? >> reporter: this is where he was arrested this is his home. it's an active scene. in the last hour a truck has moved and you could really get a good view of the crime scene. so far we know that they have collected a motorcycle, two cars, one boat. more evidence will lead to more searches likely, and potentially more charges.>> i'm going to kill you. i'm going to kill you. >> reporter: the voice of a man who terrorized california for decades. the east area rapist now known as 72-year-old joseph james deangelo. >> it was more than a professional commitment, it was personal for many of us.>> reporter: the district attorney says he committed 45 rapes and 12 murders. >> it's time for all victims to

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i went to turner. in the past, you had early games on turner.y are taking up part of the financial burden. for a long time, cbs had this solo. they said they needed a partner and turner stepped up. david: there is a fundamental difference in bookkeeping. broadcast network has to make revenue per game. cable can say it goes into the sub fees. onht now, it is helping us the price we are charging at&t. you cannot figure out if they are making money on it or not. >> >> since the deal started, cbs has gone all access with over-the-top service. that has been tremendously successful for them. they have approximately 2 million subs. they are getting sub fees going forward. that is a way to potentially cover the cost as well. david: let's turn to golf because the masters starts thursday. there is a big name back in the masters. that is tiger woods. how big of a difference does he make to sponsors, readings, cbs? >> he drives the overall viewership and success of this tournament and the industry. a lot of golfers may not want to play against him, but they

but turner executives on the other hand said, yes, these are hard-charging negotiations for both sidesve described it. listen, when we go dark, it's not something we want because we lose tens of millions of dollars when we go dark. he said during a dish satellite tv black out they had they lost something like $30 million in ad revenue. he was trying to push back on the gofrt's assertion that turner wants to go dark, that this is part of the strategy that they have. look, we lose a lot of money when we do this. it's going to be honestly up to the judge to decide whether this is such a useful tactic and whether it's a tactic they will use in future negotiations or whether it will be more powerful under the at&t umbrella because then you risk sort of the balance of who gets this valuable content. >> yeah. the keyword being the future, right? what is the media marketplace going to look like five, ten years down the road. that's partly why i this is so interesting and challenging for the judge in this case. i have no idea how we're going to be watching tv in ten years. i have some guesses a

turner confronted the officers, insulted them, bragged about her credentials which usually works out fine and even tried to pull rank on them, how did that work out? >> that's pathetic, and you are a disappointment. so you are also a disappointment. you can't put it together. >> are you finished, ma'am? >> shut up! you may not tell me when to take my child. you may shut [ bleep ] tell me when i may take my kid and her friend. they are students from m.i.t. and yale. >> did she say you may have roses? >> i'm sure it was something very kind. >> we caught the nice, kind part. >> she was not happy. new jersey's attorney general, however, praised the officers for handling the situation with honor, patience and restraint. >> turner was forced to resign in a written statement they called her conduct outrageous and indefensible. you may have a nice day. >> you may not tell me whether or not to have a nice day. >> oh, maybe that was what it was. >> you are a disappointment. >> that is true. >> that was just part of it. >> that hurt. >>> well, a florida police officer is facing backlash this mo

the judge presided over the brock turner stanford rape case. he says, quote, there is an underlying deep frustration among actual victims of sexual assault and women in general about the criminal justice system, not taking sexual assault and domestic violence seriously. persky says he supports the movement to improve how sexual assault victims are treated by the criminal justice system but that ousting him doesn't help that cause. many supporting the recall say they were up set over the turner sentencing. turner received 6 months. >>> in just a few hours, the two men charged in connection with the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland will face a judge. attorneys for master tenant derick almena and creative director max harris will ask for reduced bail. they have both entered not guilty pleas in the case. they are facing 36 counts of murder. prosecutors say the two men turned the oakland warehouse into a death trap when they converted it into a housing and entertainment venue. >>> this morning, fremont police are revealing more about an o

turner confronted the officers, insulted them, bragged about her credentials which usually works out rank on them, how did that work out? >> that's pathetic, and you are a disappointment. so you are also a disappointment. you can't put it together. >> are you finished, ma'am? >> shut up! you may not tell me when to take my child. you may shut [ bleep ] tell me when i may take my kid and her friend.

howie: gillian turner, thanks for doing double duty.fter the break, paul ryan retiring as speaker and some pundits say that means the republicans will lose the house. maybe that's a howie: paul ryan rocked the republican party by announcing he won't run for reelection. >> what happened to paul ryan? why didn't he speak up? why didn't he stand up to the president about things many believe were personally offensive to you? >> i have a much more effective relationship by having personal dialogues than wailing on him on tv. i don't see how that gets things done. howie: he's getting it from all the sides. conservative commentators say he wasn't fully on board with the trump agenda, and commentators say he enabled trump. mara: it will take time before we decide what his legacy is. he was a reluctant speaker. it was widely thought he would step down after november. he says it's unfair for him to run for reelection because he's going to quit. howie: many in the media, print, web, television, say it's a done deal, democrats are going to take ove

and i was steadily deteriorating. >> turner uses the powder to make tea.line from ate company he says follows the trickest manufacturing and testing standard and shares those test results with customers. since early march, three companies hat sell the products have issued voluntarily recalls at the fda request due to salmonella contamination. tuesday the agency issued the first mandatory recall order for all of triangle farm natural food fro ducts conta -- product. >>> we commend the fda taking swift action. >> chuck bell programs director for consumers union, policy division of consumer reports. he says dietary supplements run the risk of containing contaminated ingredients. >> the issue is they're not subject to premarket safety testing. unlike prescription drugs, not shown to be safe or effective. >> turner worries tougher regulations on it, may cut off access. >> people should be able to make decision for themselves. weigh risks, benefits. look at research available out there. >> murder mystery in strofling a wealthy family is unfolding in new england.

turner's efforts.he evidence is so simple it would have been impossible for me to commit the crime. >> on august 5, 1963, a new six-man jury found clarence gideon not guilty. >> i think him winning that acquittal was the most important thing in this whole case. it showed the difference definitely between not having an attorney and being with an attorney. >> the law has no respect of persons. clarence has put it another way. a poor man can get justice in the supreme court of the united states. that's literally true. clarence was fighting for principle. if he had been a very wealthy person, i think that the principle would have still been the same. >> gideon's trumpet will continue immediately after this message. here again is martin. >> gideon's decision affected more than 5,000 other prison inmates in florida. the state supreme court quickly ordered that anyone who had been convicted without a lawyer could apply for a new trial in the court where he had been sentenced. the state legislature under the u

howie: gillian turner, thanks for doing double duty. after the break, paul ryan retiring as speaker and some pundits say that means the republicans will lose the house. maybe that's a bit premature. that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvite helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. it has lutein, zeaxanthin and omega-3. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but does psoriasis ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, up to 90% had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. with taltz, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection, symptoms, or received a vaccine or plan to. inflammatory bowel disease can happen with taltz, including worsening of symptoms. serious allergic reactions can occu

when youtube tv ceased negotiations with turner, turner then instructed hbo to stop negotiations withe tv did not want to opt into all of turner's networks. they're using that as an example this all-or-nothing strategy but breland said had ewould not characterize that as their strategy but he does admit that their goal is to maximize leverage in these negotiations. he described it as an arm wrestling experience, when they're negotiating but he admits today they've had so many blackouts with distributors it's really hard to keep track so the u.s. government today laying out the case more plaqueouts are sure to come if this goes through. charles? charles: hillary thank you very much. in the meantime the dow is sink ing on a combination of factors including concerns of trade and technology. we're going to have much more on this sell-off right after this. charles: well, stocks in sell-off mode as big pullback in tech continues ashley webster has the latest from the new york stock exchange, ashley? >> yeah, hey charles the financial times figured out thin the last two weeks, basically when

harassment from turner's government. seems to chinese leader xi jinping assumed power in twenty twelve. says he's witnessed an increasing crackdown on dissidents. before he fled he was seized by authorities and tortured three times. i was kidnapped by attending secret prisons. i didn't know where i was detained. and i was physically hurt we have been. the hardest part of the disappearances not tear your physical torture about certainty so i didn't know i had no idea. they were tricked me. the next our next. after. authorities turned their attention to his family refusing to let them leave the country. who would be jailed or even tortured he devised a dangerous plan to get them out. and. experience is not unique he's documented more than a hundred cases he says proves china is spreading its system of control and intimidation globally he compares china's actions to nazi germany. some people. may think it's unfair to compare tenure to nazi germany. but the current system in turn a really close to turner terence or. the sacr

kpix 5's emily turner is at golden gate park where the light-up is just beginning. emily, a lot of people out there right now. >> reporter: a lot of people. they are expecting at least 15,000 people, which is how many they had last year. in fact, i'm going to step out of the way so you can see exactly how many people are here now. the gates opened at 9:00. here we are at noon. let me tell you, it was not this packed at noon last year. this is now my fourth year covering this event and i haven't seen crowds this big this early in the day and i have a feeling it has something to do with the fact that recreational marijuana is legal in california. music in the background is blaring. that started at noon. countdown to "420" itself, it will be this afternoon. we'll be here for that. that big cloud of smoke that goes up over hippie hill. this year again it's legal recreational marijuana so they are expecting huge crowds. this is the second year that the city has worked with a sponsor to make sure the event is organized although not sanctioned. we talked to the organizers

emily turner asked the investigators if they've used ancestry sites. >> i'm not prepared to talk about what technology we have. but this will come out. >> we do not know which sites were used. 23 and me tells me they were not involved in this case. i could tell you it's unlikely that they were involved because they don't have a publicly searchable database. their genetic matching services and opt in for customers only, so they would have to submit a genetic sample. a user could download their dna profile from 23 and me and upload it to a public database there are many gene tree dna sites. there are other public database sites that anyone could search if they created the account to upload their own profile. unlike 23 and me, ancestry has a public surgery -- has a public searchable database. they were matching the profiles to the database. if you submitted your data to ancestry it's possible you could have been searched in this search. >> a lot of questions about what happens with rdna. and the legal ramifications. >>> our reporter continues coverage from joseph james deangelo's home . >

they are especially upset about the six month sentence for former stanford swimmer brock turner.ow persky tells the mercury news he supports meaningful change to improve how such cases are handled, but ousting him won't achieve that. he says, "the passion is authentic. the end is justified. let's increase sexual assault reporting. let's do criminal justice reform where it's smart to do so, but when you take this opportunity and you steer it in the direction that they've steered it, that's where there's a problem and it's not just a problem for me." persky said the recall attempt threatens judicial independence. the vote happens june 5th. >>> wells fargo bank on the hook with federal investigators for $1 billion for abuses tied to its auto lending and mortgage businesses. last summer wells fargo admitted that hundreds of thousands of customers were sold car insurance that they didn't need or even want and some mortgage borrowers were also charged unfair fees. the fine is the harshest action yet taken by the trump administration against any wall street bank. action against gun viol

turner showed up when they decided to impound it. >> that is my id. that is my business card.m the commissioner of the port authority, and i'm head of 4,000 police officers. >> reporter: she made sure they knew who he was. >> don't call me miss, i'm commissioner. >> reporter: growing agitated as the officers refused to say why the car was pulled over. >> you you may tell me nothing, told me nothing, shame on both of you, i'll talk to the chief of police and speaking to the mayor. >> reporter: in a statement, the port authority of new york and new jersey called the conduct outrageous and indefensible and said the resignation was appropriate. the port authority has been under fire in years for corruption probes including a chairman's bribery charges and the 2013 bridgegate scandal when political appointees allegedly created a traffic jam to punish the local democratic mayor for not endorsing then new jersey governor christie. they have. reporting on the security issues since 2015. >> this is a huge issue for greater new york, but it's also a national issue because if you fly thr

. >> weeks later turner's health improved enough to talk to rick. >> they hit a lick on somebody. >>at mean. >> that's like a robbery. >> robbery that quickly escalated to murder. >> he knew things he couldn't know. he knew things that weren't in the media. >> what kind of things. >> the pill bottlebottles. >> it was a long frustrating 15 month investigation, but rick was finally close to the answers ehe had promised erica's grandmother. >> what kept you going during some of those times when you felt like you were at a dead end. >> five days after interviewing turner, detective arnold was ready to bring in james and williams for tough questioning. actually, rick had enough to arrest him earlier, but he wasn't ready yet. he wanted more. both men from the walgreens video. so he could play them off of each other in dueling interrogations. and now, he had them. >> you have been waiting and waiting patiently so it's time to do your thing, right. >> now it's time to do it. >> the detective moves to get each suspect and implicate the other, not knowing they were running out of time. >> you

he faces a recall effort fueled by his decision to sentence a stanford turner who was found guilty of sexual assault to six months in jail. face off in a debate. jesse gary live in our san jose studio with a preview of that debate and why some critics are skeptical because you have to pay to hear those political positions. jesse. >> reporter: that's right, those political activists are furious over the fact that it will cost you to see and hear tonight's scheduled faceoff. meanwhile, both professor dobber and judge cordell both say the verbal sparring that will likely occur is not personal. it's not about them. it's about the issue. should a sitting judge be able to be removed if enough voters do not like a decision or is all of this a misguided step on a path that will ultimately harm the judiciary? nearly a year and a half after brock turner's sentence was served, the other shoe is poised to drop in the debate over judge aaron persky. >> not about me and it's not about judge cordell. >> reporter: stanford law professor michelle dobber leads the movement to recall persky, claiming hi

even tina turner herself turned up. let's end with a bit from the show.he warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures climbing up to 25 degrees celsius on wednesday around the greater london area. and it was a fine end to the day, as well, for western wales — in gwynedd, a fine sunset there. looking at the picture today, it was good to be even warmer in the sunshine, which will be widespread as well. however, at times there will be a little bit more in the way of cloud across western areas. that's because we've got a weak weather front out west. it's not really going to do much for rain, but there is the strip of cloud. maybe one or two spots over the hills of northern ireland, western areas of scotland, but otherwise it's fine. any early—morning mist patches, perhaps through the thames estuary, will clear through the day. with winds coming from the south, and even hot today. temperatures will reach 27 degrees, which will be the first time we've pushed into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. now, looking at the weather picture for thursday night, we'll

. >>> new details about the judge in the brock turner case.rsky is speaking out about the campaign to recall him. he spoke with the mercury news and says he supports the moveme movement -- the campaign has been fighting to remove persky for handing down a 6-month sentence to brock turner. a measure to recall persky will be on the june >>> happening today, federal regulators are expected to announce a $1 billion fine against wells fargo for forcing customers to buy insurance policies they didn't need. this comes as wells fargo extended the deadline to submit a claim related to the class action settlement. the bank is paying out $142 million related to the opening of unauthorized accounts at the bank. the deadline to submit a claim is july 7th. >>> let's get a quick update on weather and traffic. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike? >> hi, boid. we talked about fog being an issue this morning. along the coast it's starting to build. you can see five miles visibility in half moon bay. let's talk tours. the

tina the musical hit the stage, with songs and the story of tina turner's life and career.how. #what‘s love got to do, got to do with it? # #what‘s love got to do, got to do with it?# #who needs a heart when a heart can be broken? hi there. it's been the warmest day of the year so far with temperatures climbing up to 25 celsius on wednesday around greater london. and it was a fine day in western wales. a fine sunset in gwynedd. looking at the picture today, it was good to be even warmer in the sunshine, which will be widespread as well. but at times there will be a little more in the way of cloud across western areas. that is because we have a weak weather front out west. won't do much for rain, but there is the strip of cloud. maybe one or two spots in the hills and western areas of scotland. otherwise it's fine. early—morning fog patches, maybe the thames estuary but that will clear through the day. with winds coming from the south, and even hot today. temperatures will reach 27 degrees, the first time we have into the 80s in terms of fahrenheit. looking at thursday night

hbo's entire model inside of turner is produce their own content and sell direct to consumers. granted through some alternative sellers, but they're essentially handling the packaging and customer ownership function. disney has said they want to do the same thing. comcast is look at the same thing in buying sky overseas. so the whole world is moving to this concept of self-contained or closed systems with captive studio production all the way through customer ownership. not necessarily all the way through physical pipes. that's a different question but all the way through customer ownership, and that is a radically different model than what we've seen it at least ine u.s. market in the past nvidia. it's funny we are fighting over this in the at&t-time warner case when, in fact, the world is moving in that direction with our without at&t and time warner. >> host: for julie, we're out of time. craig moffett please come back in a few months and update us again. cofounder and senior research analyst at moffett nathanson research. kim hart is the managing editor of axios. this is "t

what's going to happen at turner classic movies?to everyone's favorite channels and favorite shows. in the past turner has made those channels widely available across all cable packages, all streaming services. the concern in this case is that at&t might try to hold those channels tightly, keep them away from rivals, but at&t says that's not the case. stephenson made this dramatic nouncement in court that surprised a lot of people. he said we're announcing a new streaming service, really small package, no sports but it's free for customers of at&t and he said we need to come up with new bundles and new packages but make them available to everybody. so announcing a new product kin was his w of saying we need to keep innovating. >> hadas, what's next? >> the justice department has started their rebuttal witnesses. the first was an expert in synergies who are going to try to further poke holes in at&t's argument that this will be good for the industry, that this will be good for the business and that most importantly prices for consume

nischelle turner is off.e knight's here with me this weekend. >> let's get right to the latest hollywood news. actor will ferrell's frightening three-way crash. the comedian talking on his cell phone as he's loaded into an ambulance late thursday night. officials say the 50-year-old actor was one of four people in this suv that rolled over. it happened on interstate 5 just north of san diego after the suv was sideswiped by another car. "e.t." obtained a yoicht highway patrol collision report and it indicates ferrell was wearing his seat belt at the time of the crash. we're told he is fine and did not suffer serious injuries. you can see him there in the back of the ambulance apparently going over details of the crash. shortly after this he was taken to a nearby hospital and released. we are told, however, other passengers did suffer major injuries. this was will just a few hours earlier. the actor was at a high school near san diego for a funny or die event called glam up the mid-terms tone courage young peop

julian turner, fox news. >> the governor of new york insulting the agency, dir.homas homan accusing andrew cuomo of grandstanding for these comments following an ice raid. >> we believe ice is violating the law. we will put them on notice if they continue. because the state has the responsibility for upholding the constitutional rights of the people who live in new york. >> homan calling those remarks and insult to ice's sworn law enforcement officer to conduct a mission professionally and with integrity. in itself owners slamming for not signing colin kaepernick after donald trump took on and some protest in october. eric reed who knelt beside him during the and some saying quotemac i feel he was out to dry. nobody stepped up and said we support his right to do this. we let him become public enemy number one. owners still face a grievance from the unemployed colin kaepernick claiming they are colluding against him. 250 other players will be available in the nfl draft. the first lady spending a few weeks in new york but it is not what you might think, mme. trusse

turner companies will have access to which subscriber data and as of monday users will be able to verify if their data was stolen by cambridge analytic or will that be enough the answer may come next tuesday and wednesday when testifies in front of a joint hearing of the senate commerce and judiciary committees. french railways descended into chaos on tuesday hundreds of thousands of travelers were left stuck in paris and throughout france a walkout of state don't rail operator s.n.c.f. but to the cancellation of almost all high speed train services the few regional service is operating well mostly delayed passmore think that this is really catastrophic something needs to be done we haven't done anything we need to get to work like everyone else it's not normal we're against this we're not happy. coordinated by four unions the strikes are a response to government plans to reform the country's rail industry president. has set out to dismantle privileges including the fifty days holiday a year to which staff of the highly indebted s.n.c.f. are entitled michael also wants to raise the rail

. >> did you know of the connection to nat turner?t was just something that we kind of talked about quietly. >> their strange inheritance? a piece of history. >> did you think to yourself there's any chance this really could be nat turner's bible? >> my first reaction was one of, "is this a crank call?" >> what do you think it's worth? >> i was told several millions of dollars. >> what will the family do? >> it wasn't the proper place and time to really talk about it. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

willy turner a private pilot who also works at the aviation museum. says what happens is almost unheard of. >> it sounds like one of the fan blades was thrown. and from metal fatigue. which is extremely rare. you don't hear about it very often. >> that's not all. >> unfortunately it went off. at an angle facing the aircraft. it could have gone any direction. >> it takes an incredible force at the right angle to puncture an airplane window. >> they're double pane glass. >> still he says traveling by car is more dangerous than flying in a plane. >> airline travel is still the safest way to go. in any travel. >> turner says any given time there are thousands of aircraft in the air. but unfortunately when something goes wrong you usually hear about it because it's usually catastrophic. >>> thank you. so now what happens next in terms of the investigation? coming up at 6:30. we'll show you what the ntsb found so far. and what it could mean for the airline. >> we have new details on the san francisco police officer hurt in the hit kp run. tonight he's out o

leland: our gillian turner was able to confirm, at least by the u.s.'s standards, both a chlorine and a sarin attack and they seem to think they have that nailed down. we have not seen any evidence and so far basically from the pentagon and state department we've heard trust us, trust us, trust us. but it brings us back to the point of when does the united states make sure they get the message whether the phone rings or not? because we heard these exact same talking points from the trump administration a year ago and it didn't work. >> right, well, we have escalatory dominance so last time 59 tomahawks missiles. and we have sanctions on russia, not for this particularly, but we're building a coalition. it's important that iran and assad see it's not just the united states as last time. now it's united states, france and britain. and the europeans supposedly don't like us, if you read the press. lo and behold, the french against us on everything in iraq are with us in syria and the brits are coming along and i think that sends a signal. leland: and the f

we are now hear from the judge who ruled in the brock turner sexual assault case.the next half hour, we talk about the criminal justice system itself and the campaign to remove him from the bench. >>> good morning. we can see traffic is off to a nice start here. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. a nice community into san francisco. >>> welcome back. the early day sculpture of a native-american man sitting on the ground with a spanish man over him shows how the early days of the conquerors and it was requested to be removed. the board decided to keep is statue in place. the initial criticism was sparked last summer by clashes over the removal of a confederate statue in charlottesville, virginia. >>> the time is 5:16. the warriors beat the san antonio spurs last night 110- 97. now they are just one win away from advancing in the nba play- offs. offs. the warriors can play even better some say. >> i think there is still another level we can get to. i have no doubt in my mind we will get to that level. as bad as we were playing to where we are now is pretty sol

arthel: gillian turner, thank you have. eric: president trump has been busy tweeting this easter morning. this amid conflicting claims about the exit of the president -- the exit of the veterans affairs secretary david shulkin. >> were you fired or did you resign? >> jake, i came to run the department of veterans affairs because i'm committed to veterans and committed to fighting for them and i would not resign because i'm committed to making sure this job was seen through to the very end. >> so you were fired? >> i did not resign. eric: peter? reporter: they are at clutch. on his way into the service he was thinking about the porous part of the southern border which he thinks are being exploited by illegal immigrants who want to come here and take advantage of the daca program. >> they had a great, great chance. but we'll have to take a look. mexico has to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico and send them into the united states. it can't happen that way anymore. reporter: the president spent part of his m

after he sentenced turner to six- months in jail. however... persky says, ousting him will not help the movement to improve how sexual assault victims are treated. perksy adds, there should be criminal justice reform - " where it's smart to do so". organizers of the recall effort have collected enough signatures to place the 'should aaron persky be recalled' question on the june ballot. (steve) a big earthquake hitting the bay area again is a matter of when, not if. those who study quakes are looking at ways for emergency personal to better respond to them. today kron4's maureen kelly was in tiburon as a u-s-g-s technician installed the first seismograph to help monitor the earthquake activity in that area. this geophyscist from usgs is getting ready to hook up a digital seismograph in a storage area of a tiburon apartment building.it's an accelerometer....which measures ground motion accereration.it's part of a network of 70- such machines in the bay area....installed in homes and schools....which transmitts the data it collects back to usgs v

emily turner was there for us. emily? >> reporter: this whole thing today lasted maybe 10 minutes. this case will play out over months and months potentially even years before it comes to its conclusion. today was the first time we saw the accused killer in court and it was the first time his victims were there.>> it's difficult. we are together and we are happy to be together and for her and brian.>> reporter: katie and her husband brian were killed 40 years ago. today joseph james deangelo was charged with these murders. >> we've been riding a roller coaster for three days of ups and downs. your happy one minute, a huge wave of emotion comes over you the next minute. you don't have any idea why. >> reporter: this, the first time we've seen joseph james deangelo since his arrest. he is accused of 12 murders and 45 rapes. blamed on the golden state killer. today's arraignment was for two capital murder charges. he is also charged with two murders in ventura county and four in orange county. people who remembered the gruesome crime spree showed up to see joseph james deangelo in per

side is probably mobilizing as we speak. >> julian turner thank you so much.eat information we'll come back to you as you get more from your sources and obviously back to germany as we get any more information there. elizabeth: in the meantime we'll move on president trump says he could put more tariffs on chinese goods as trade war tensions between the two countries continues to escalate with a look at how these tariffs could impact americans here at home let's bring in pennsylvania radio host chris duvall, and of course online around the world thank you so much for joining us sir, we appreciate it. >> hi, elizabeth my pleasure, thank you. elizabeth: i want to first and foremost get your take on what you're hearing from your viewers because pennsylvania has a huge pork industry, if i'm not mistaking 75% of pennsylvania the commonwealth agriculture is actually animal so i'm curious as to what your listeners are thinking and feeling right now. >> it's such a mixed bag. i mean, pennsylvania as you know is home to a lot of steel country too and while yes we're ta

they will travel to norv turner where -- northern aleppo the turks have a pocket of control where theyre battling against kurdish fighters in that area. the reason foror this is because they have been in open conflict with one of the groups, the al qaeda linked group, and they were reluctant for -- reluctantt to travevel to an area they were present. they have opted fofor this possibility of northern aleppo instead. this ist meant is that a much more complicated negotiation that had to involve the trucks at -- turks as well and the factns that do not really want to leave in the first place. we will have to see whether or not it is indeed the case. thank you very much. in other world news, a suspected boko haram attack in northeastern nigeria has left at least 15 dead and 84 others injured according to emergency services. the largest attack committed by says theist insurgents on thet broke out outskirts of the city of may degree. many trains across france are set to remain in their sheds in the coming weeks. -- have announced three months of strike action at anger to overhaul government

molly: jillian turner reporting from washington.he european union demanding action as tensions heat up on the gaza israeli border. plus a tense stand off between the white house and the justice department as attorney general jeff sessions reportedly threatens to quit if his deputy rod rosenstein is fired. >> i have confidence in mr. rosenstein. i have confidence in mr. mueller. i want both of them to be able to do their jobs. i think the fewer comments we made -- we make about conclusions, the better off we are. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. jardiance is the only type

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sophie turner from "game of thrones." >> jimmy: oh, really. >> there was one time i was tired, coming much. i couldn't deal with it. i'm like, i'm going to say thanks and scuttle away. then i got caught in this conversation, so deep into it, i'm like, i can't tell him i'm lying now. i didn't know what to do. i physically ran away. i'm sorry if he thinks that sophie turner is a really weird person now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you could damage her reputation. >> i'm so sorry, sophie. >> jimmy: josh, were you isolated from the rest of the group? >> like right now? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like right now, put you as far away as possible. >> i'm in my own chair. >> jimmy: did you feel left out? was there any kind of that deal where the good guys stay away from the bad guy? >> no, you know -- i always feel uncomfortable, so i think you'll have to ask these guys whether they feel attracted to me or not. [ laughter ] >> he's pretty attractive. >> jimmy: he's attractive. >> maybe it's so attractive they get embarrassed like you see a pretty girl, you don't know what to say, you don't know if you