wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking customers to find her via online chat platforms. it worked. their dna matches. today's dramatic reunion has captured the hearts of chinese people. they know that thousands of children in their country are kidnapped every year and many sold into adoption. but unlike other parents still grieving for their lost children, this family is finally together again. 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

over the decades, wang never cameped looking for her.gdu so he could spread the word, handing out her picture to more than 10,000 strangers. the odds of finding one person in this country of 1.4 billion people were not good, but then a sketch was made of what the missing girl would look like as an adult, and a woman living in northern china saw it and thought it looked a lot like her. a d.n.a. test showed that this woman, now 28 years old, was his long lost child. she had been adopted by another family who found her alone on a roadside in 1994. she grew up just 12 miles from home. she arrived in chengdu last week with a bouquet of flowers and a crush of cameras. but when she was reunited with ts, biological parents, nobody else seemed to exist. finally holding his daughter again, wang mingqing simply said through tears, "mommy and daddy love you." a sudden moment 24 years in the making, thanks to a father who never gave up on his little girl. ben tracy, cbs news, shanghai. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. t

with us tonight, bret ewing, chief market strategist at first franklin financial services and james wang is tech analt at arc vestments. good to see you both. the feeling is there won't be a trade war that somebody's going to have to blink. because nobody wants a trade war right now. but,ye wall street acts as if there could be one wlachlt do you thi sou. what do you thinkoing on here? >> i don't believe that there is going to be a trade war nor do i believe that wall street fully thinks there's going to be one as well. think markets like to overreact in the short run. and combine that with the actions of the federal reserve and interest rates where they're going. i think you have a perfect storm to create a nice correction. >> and james, when we' talking about a potential trade war, the president has pointed out that there aresss with intellectual property coming in from china and how they deal wi that with the united states. how much of what we saw today with the selloff in tech was about this trade war looming and just about it was tech itself? >> i think it's mostly tech itself at th

this handshake between japanese prime minister shinzo of he and chinese foreign minister wang ye could mark a turning point the two nations now aim to resume talks that were put on ice eight years ago as doubt hangs over the future of international trade the regional rivals now want to show a more united front. the world is now full of uncertainty trade protectionism is rising and as a result the free trade framework is under threat the rise of unilateralists and is challenging fundamental international rules we have relative stability in our region and we need to appreciate that. although donald trump's name was never mentioned during the talks his decisions have helped kick start the move towards better relations between asia's two largest economies the u.s. moved to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on both countries has angered decision makers there and china faces even more penalties for what the u.s. says is years of intellectual property piracy and theft now top politicians in china and japan plan to meet regularly economic conflict with america is giving their rivals a common c

emily:all right, sarah frier, selina wang, thank you for stopping by.ng boxshare surge the most in three shares. investors are interested in tapping into artificial intelligence to go long on the stock. boxsocial capital ceo said is incredibly cheap and undervalued, the biggest intraday increase since january of 2015. coming up, should facebook employ more people to stop dodgy ads? why the ad model might not be the brightest strategy, next. ♪ emily: mark zuckerberg is in hot water again. mark lewis says he is suing facebook for defamation over dozens of unauthorized advertisements that used images of him. facebook asked users to report the viimages. mark lewis said he did exactly that. the handling of pretty much all the ads is automated. tell us. more about this lawsuit. >> there was a great story on business week, which talked about a very dodgy company. they could use a image from shark tank, for example, to promote the products. they are suing facebook because he constantly reports these sorts of events and facebook says it takes them down, sometime

china's top diplomat says nepal is a natural heir if the cooperation between his country and india wang was on a visit to his landlocked neighbor which is then it is sick about chinese plans for new roads and rail lines that so far india has been cool to beijing's office of improved trading. mt everest could be the world's biggest trade barrier for years nepal has enjoyed it splendid isolation thanks to the himalayas. but china has an ambitious plan to get its goods to market around the world faster as well as improve ties with india. and nepal doesn't want to stand in its way. and if paul wants to show its geographic advantage and be a link between china and india it could be the bridge linking to big neighboring countries and benefit from our developments. direct links from china to india through mountainous nepal are a key part of beijing's belt and road initiative and would mean being able to avoid even less hospitable to rein elsewhere. india and china also have disputes over the borders they do share. nepal hopes that it can be a middleman and bring its two giant neighbors togethe

this handshake between japanese prime minister shinzo abbay and chinese foreign minister wang he could mark a turning point the two nations now into resume talks that were put on ice eight years ago the two appear to want to present a united front after the u.s. imposed steel and aluminum tariffs on both countries the u.s. accuses them of dumping excess steel production on u.s. markets until now their ties have been burdened by disputes over japanese forces crimes in china during the second world war and the sovereignty of islands lying between the two nations. there's no sign inside of an end to germany's economic boom in fact the outlook is getting even brighter the country's leading economic research institutes have upped their growth forecasts their spring report published this week said that growth should hit two point two percent this year and two percent in two thousand and nineteen both figures are a zero point two percent increase over the last forecast in the fall of two thousand and seventeen a spokesman for the evil institute said it expected the number of people in work to

walter wang received several visual and one audio warning but didn't grab the steering wheel. expert on the cars says it's not advanced enough to be totally self-driving. family and friends want answers. >> whatever investigation occurs, this is prevented in the future. don't want to see other walters and other people. didn't have to go this way. >> second confirmed crash in u.s. where tesla's system was controlling the vehicle. >>> deadly car accident involving a pedestrian. vehicle hit the pedestrian about 5:00 this evening near 10th street offramp. not released the identity of the victim. >> president trump lashes out on twitter after governor pardons men. talked to him about pardon and being called out by the president. >> daniel meier served time in prison years ago for armed robbery and attempted kidnapping and detained by i.c.e. after that. no longer living in constant fear of being deported. >> governor jerry brown pardoned him. >> huge deal for me. family cried. >> ecology center in berkeley, until now at high risk of being deported to macau where he was born. admitte

emily: transferwise ceo speaking with selina wang.apple gets ready to report and candidate should got the slump to start the year? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: amazon has jumped to number two in the rest to become the first trillion dollar company, chasing apple which was the largest u.s. company by market cap. but the cupertino giant is in a slump in shares of apple have taken a hit since march, seeing a fall of over 8%. what can we expect when apple reports on tuesday? i bring in mark gurman who covers apple for "bloomberg technology". what their analysts saying now? mark: we are looking at revenues of $61 billion. and it is 15% year-over-year growth, but the iphone is apple's most important product and what people care about. what we are to see there is like these five or 6% growth. for apple, any tech of growth is high. but 51 million iphones, which is the estimate, is a very small number of growth compared to the past iphone growth they have had at this time in previous years. that is what investors are looking toward. emily: wh

china's foreign minister, wang yi, is to visit north korea this week, following the landmark summit betweenrld's largest retailer looks to off—load control of asda here in the uk in a move that would create the country's biggest supermarket chain. now it's time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the times, and britain's home secretary amber rudd has resigned after growing pressure about her knowledge of targets to deport illegal immigrants. leaked documents showed that ms rudd set a target to increase the number of deportations, despite her denials. the financial times announces that brussels is planning to propose tough powers to cut funding to countries such as poland and hungary where judicial independence is under threat, but will leave them on the hook for billions of euros in eu budget commitments. the japan times says that north korean leader kimjong—un has vowed transparency, as he plans to shut his country's nuclear test sites next month. he's inviting foreign experts and journalists to view the dismantling. china daily focuse

they said walter wang received audio and visual warnings but did not take the wheel six minutes before the impact. you can watch, read and see all of our exclusive stories on our web site. we have dedicated, special page to this topic. just search the word tesla. >> and elon musk is dealing with another challenge facing his company. he's it and direct control at the model plant in musk said model 3 production is most critical to the company. he says he is sleeping at the factory. tesla stock closed down 5% yesterday. it's dropped 19% so far just this year. >> president trump continuing to take aim on amazon. according to vanity fair sources close to the president said he's looking into further ways to damage the company. he's considering rate hikes. amazon stock was down more than 5% yesterday. >> now a live desk update. >> international stock markets also reacting to amazon. they're a bit unfazed right now. they're a bit unfazed right now. in europe today most have been slightly down or only making small gains, japan's nikkei down about half a percentage point. investors always worrie

joining ronnie o'sullivan in the last 64 will be world number one mark selby, who beat wang yuchen 6—urnament since 2014 came back from 2—0 down to the 20—year—old from china, who is ranked 91st in the world. selby will face scott donaldson tomorrow. in horse racing, there was a photo finish in the irish grand national at fairyhouse with renowned trainer gordon elliot claiming his maiden title in the race. elliot had thirteen runners, and it was general principle ridden by” slevin who claimed the tight victory ahead of willie mullins' trained isle of hope and dreams. iain poulter had been expecting to go to augusta this week as a tv commentator, but now he's heading there as a player after a remarkable victory at the houston open earned him the final place at the masters. poulter had been tied for 123rd place after his first round, but he won a dramatic playoff last night against beau hossler to earn his first strokeplay victory in the united states. the win just doesn't mean getting to augusta. there is a lot bigger things on the horizon. it has been a long road, the last couple of y

i'm janelle wang sitting in forage mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre.e begin with an nbc bay area exclusive. >> he's 90 years old, kidneys failing, yet a bay area hospital sent him home alone. the man's family says no one even notified them. we're live at kaiser permanente. what kind of explanation do they have why they discharged this man? >> reporter: kaiser in san jose has since apologized for this incident. it's unclear who reportedly made the decision to discharge a sick 90-year-old patient without notifying his family and sending him home in a cab. >> he's 90. he'll be 91 in july. >> this is a picture of william lee. he has level 5 kidney failure and also chronic heart problem and his lungs are full of fluid. >> in this photo, he's sitting in the back seat of a taxi cab wearing nothing but a hospital gown and socks after being released from kaiser permanente in san jose. >> he's going to be passing at any time now. and a week ago they shoved h

. >> this handshake between shinzo abe and wang the could mark a turning point. the two nations look to resume talks that were put on ice. the step has over the future of international trade. the rivals now want to show a more united front. the world is now full of uncertainty. trade protectionism is rising and as a result, the free-trade framework is under threat. the rise of unilateralism is challenging fundamental international rules. we have relative stability in our region and we need to appreciate. although donald trump's name was never mentioned during the talks, his decisions have helped kickstart the move toward better relations between asia's two largest economies. the u.s. moved to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on both countries and has angered decision-makers that. china faces even more penalties for what the u.s. says it is years of intellectual property piracy and theft. netapp politicians plan to meet regularly, economic conflict with america is giving the rivals a common cause. it's -- >> the u.s. announced a ban on chinese telecom company. z

i )m janelle wang, in for raj mathai. and i )m jessica aguirre. high schoolers say they )ve been playing it for years. but tonight, it )s raising eye brows. the game is called "la migra" or "border patrol." the school is warning parents about it saying it )s played wih some students acting as ice agents and others as undocumented immigrants being rounded up. but teens who play say the grown ups have it all wrong. nbc bay area )s jodi hernandez s live in benicia where the game is supposed to take place tonight. new at six-- the u-s justice department is challenging oakland )s mayor new at six-- the u-s justice department is challenging oakland )s mayor

but do not write off invidia and they used a parts analysis i was not crazy about because jenson wangpoke to a couple of weeks ago, he has no intention of breaking the country. >> is that a appropriate way to value a business >> it isn't. >> no. >> maybe we have a tape of jenson wang. >> this is wang with jim march 29th. >> computer graphics and video games is the driving force of gpu computing. this week we announced twice as much performance as we announced just months ago. this is the v 100, 32 gigabytes. along with it, we announced ground breaking technology rtx it's the biggest breakthrough in computer graphics in the last ten years. >> that's a big part of the call gaming and data center will offset crypto weakness >> i thought it was important to have jenson on it's the theory of the play. right. what it is is they are beating up the traditional semiconductor as a way of big data and the innovation they're showing on machine learning and artificial intelligence, they're taking it to the next level. artificial intelligence wildly overused term. to change machines to learn? jenso

. >> reporter: for the past 24 years, wang mingqing has been searching for someone he lost at his roadsidelling bananas here, he said. we turned around to ask for change. when we turned back, our little girl was missing. his little girl was just 3. over the decades, wong never stopped looking for her. he even became a cab driver so he could spread the word, handing out her picture to more than 10,000 strangers. the odds of finding one person in this country of 1.4 billion people were not good, but then a sketch was made of what the missing girl would look like as an adult. a woman living in northern china saw it and thought it looked a lot like her. a dna test showed that this woman, now 28 years old, was his long-lost child. she had been adopted by another family who found her alone on a roadside in 1994. she grew up just 12 miles from home. she arrived last week with a bouquet of flowers and a crush of cameras. when she was reunited with her biological parents, nobody else seemed to exist. finally holding his daughter again, wong simply said through tears, "mommy and daddy love you." a s

that eventually became tan wang, one of the oldest vietnamese restaurants in this area today.y also own four other restaurants in southern california. >> the smithsonian museum created a vietnamese american wing and they honored our family for bringing vietnamese food to mainstream america. >> catch that story behind the chef's famous garlic noodles on bay area revelations, asian-american pioneers, airing tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. >> i've been there, so good. >> the noodles? >> everything's good. >> all right, back now with a final check on our forecast. >> everything's good with the weather up until the next couple of -- i want to say within the next eight hour, we'll notice a drop in the temperatures. look at day time highs for tomorrow in san francisco. we'll go from upper 60s to upper 50s and then low 50s by monday. get ready for the rain tomorrow. don't watch your car today, you'll be disappointed if you do. >> good advice. thanks for watching. playoff hockey coming up next. >>> welcome to the stanley cup playoffs. >> score! >> they win game seven. >> the pittsburgh penguins

protesters as a last resort option saying it has been using non-lethal alternatives instead of for wang young a palestinian who dreamt of becoming a football star his encounter with israeli forces has changed the course of his life. during my food will career i hope to be one of the best players in gaza after this injury my football career is over these really response with life fire during the protest i was filming myself to post it later we sure have the right to do while i was filming a sniper shot me in the knee and it was dislocated i was targeted without warning i wasn't a threat to the soldiers at all if god helps me i will be able to have surgery and hold the palestinian flock in their european countries my dream is to produce a p.d. in the european league. the i.d.f. has denied claims that uses excessive force however there's been a global backlash over the israeli military's response to the rallies in gaza since the end of march its soldiers have allegedly killed forty three palestinians including four children during just that period. football's biggest event kicks off in rus

wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking customers to find her via online chat platforms.has captured the hearts of chinese people. they know that thousands of children in their country are kidnapped every year and many sold into adoption. but unlike other parents still grieving for their lost children, this family is finally together again. stephen mcdonnell, bbc news, hong kong. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we will look at what the asian newspapers are saying about that story of the chinese family reunited with their long—lost child. also on the programme: the images that reveal how drones are helping in the fight to save endangered species. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worse, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, bus

wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking customers to find her via online chat platforms.hes. today's dramatic reunion has captured the hearts of chinese people. they know that thousands of children in their country are kidnapped every year and many sold into adoption. but unlike other parents still grieving for their lost children, this family is finally together again. steven mcdonnell, bbc news, hong kong. conservationists are borrowing techniques from astronomers in order to survey endangered species. the aim of so—called astroecology is to develop a system that automatically identifies animals from a drone mounted camera. our science correspondent pallab ghosh has the details. the heat signature of a group of chimps wandering through their habitat. this is a new way of keeping track of endangered species. a little further along, rhinos snuffling the ground for food. and these baboons can be seen even through the tree tops. currently conservationists such as serge wich count the animals from the ground. it's a painstaking process and not always accurate. we have too ma

this handshake between japanese prime minister shinzo the and chinese foreign minister wang ye could mark a turning point the two nations know him to resume talks that were put on ice eight years ago as doubt hangs over the future of international trade the regional rivals now want to show a more united front. the world is now full of uncertainty trade protectionism is rising and as a result the free trade framework is under threat the rise of unilateralism is challenging fundamental international rules we have relative stability in our region and we need to appreciate that. although donald trump's name was never mentioned during the talks his decisions have helped kick start the move towards better relations between asia's two largest economies the u.s. move to impose steel and aluminum tariffs on both countries has angered decision makers there and china faces even more penalties for what the u.s. says is years of intellectual property piracy and theft now top politicians in china and japan plan to meet regularly economic conflict with america is giving the rivals a common cause. a

. >> i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. the story in a moment.aking news, the nation is mourning former first lady barbara bush. she died today at age 92, one day after her family revealed she was no longer undergoing medical treatment instead had chosen comfort care. she married george h.w. bush when she was a navy pilot in world war ii. they had six children. and married 73 years. when her son, george w. bush became president she became the second woman in u.s. history to marry one woman and give birth to another. well known for blunt talk. sense of humor. mrs. bush was credited for having acute political sense. her son, president george bush remembered her today. saying, laura, barbara, jenna and i are sad, but our souls are settled. president trump also just issued a statement on twitter saying. former president, bill clinton, and hillary clinton, issued a statement.

the flight was on its way from new york to dulles when passengers described hearing allowed wang as thew. eyewitnesses say one woman was partially sucked out of it. crew members eventually managed to land the plane at philadelphia airport. the investigation is now under way. there were 144 passengers and five crew members on board. certainly, we do know that there have been injuries and we would like to offer our condolences to all of those who have been affected by this, by this event. seven people were treated at the scene by emergency services. our members went on board the aircraft and went into service, and again, our medics did what they do many times a day, and treated the people on board that aircraft, and one of those folks was transferred to the hospital in a very rapid manner. southwest airlines has confirmed that one person has died. it says the entire southwest airlines families devastated and extends its deepest, heartfelt sympathy to all of those affected by this tragic incident. lebo diseko, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the us

china's foreign minister, wang yi, is to visit north korea this week following the landmark summit betweenplomatic activity has intensified following a change of tone from the north korean leader kim jong—un, and talk of denuclearisation on the korean peninsula. he's expected to meet president trump in the coming weeks. un officials investigating the rohingya refugee crisis are travelling to myanmar to meet its leader, aung san suu kyi. they're hoping to secure guarantees to allow rohingyas who've fled the country to return home safely. more than 700,000 members of the muslim minority group have crossed the border to bangladesh since last august, when a campaign of violence against them escalated. a group of migrants known as ‘the caravan‘ has reached the united states after travelling through mexico from central america. around 400 hondurans, guatemalans and salvadorans have angered president trump during their month—long journey across mexico. he repeatedly called on mexico to stop them before they reached the us. some 200 people are now attempting to claim asylum at the border near san

cfo cindy xiaofan wang speaking to stephen engle.these are dollar numbers when it comes to trade data. not much, but for the entire first quarter, u.s. imports to year,rising 8.9%, year on in dollar terms. exports rising 14.8% in dollar terms. we will try to get a breakdown in terms of the easing back when it comes to exports. a huge number in february, remember. we will go through trade numbers with the china economist. ♪ ♪ it is 10:20 >> >> nine in hong kong, 12:29 in sydney. singapore changing its stands for the first time in years. changedtary authority the scope slightly from 0%, signaling policymakers would try a stronger local dollar. 4.3% data shows gdp grew in the third quarter from a year ago. u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross told the summit of the americas his country will not give away leadership in the region. he also said corruption cannot be tolerated, and nations must create enforcement mechanisms to fight graft. he said trade barriers in latin america are necessarily severe, but the u.s. intends to help simplify t

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wang mingqing became a taxi driver asking customers to find her via online chat platforms.ured the hearts of chinese people. they know that thousands of children in their country are kidnapped every year and many sold into adoption. but unlike other parents still grieving for their lost children, this family is finally together again. 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 by a white supremacist. just a few months later, robert kennedy met a similar end it often leads to the two men being compared. but a new photo exhibition here in new york suggests these two icons of american history didn't actually get along. it's called rebel spirits: robert f kennedy and martin luther king jr — we went to take a look. over the years we've sentimentalised the two of them and brought them together and made friends of them when in fact they were not. this exhibition is the untold story of bobby kennedy and martin luther king fr

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that is what ceo jenson wang told us. and i believed him i guess morgan stanley agrees. we are add it, morgan stanley updated a forlorn sea gate in response, seagate rallied 5% today. we have seen analysts raise their price targets. of course once they raise the bar, it becomes harder for netflix to beat the numbers but i can't really complain. this fang stop is up another 3% today. ulta beauty was ready to bottom, and today we got confirmation of this ulta vaults 4.2% one of the major dogs in the dow exxon mobil. caught an upgrade. merrill lynch, the thesis, exxon trades like an oil when oil was much lower so it deserves to go higher. if you take a look at where oil prices were when exxon was at this level before, they were dramatically lower big shoulders on that one. especially when it rallies almost 3%. big move for exxon including a fantastic piece from steve how nike just acquired a start up doing body scanning the ability to scan your feet can give them a major up here. i need these i have to buy two pairs of nike -- anyway, too much information. nike has been one

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it centers around the march 23 crash that killed a 38-year-old walter wang. tesla announced early on that he was using the autopilot feature when the car crashed into a freeway divider on highway 101 in mountain view. the ntsb said that they signed an agreement to help the agency with the investigation, but violated it with a car manufacturer started releasing crash related investigative information. tesla fought back saying that it has been clear in the conversations with the ntsb but they're more concerns with press headlines and actually promoting safely. we chose to withdraw from the agreement and have set to educate about misleading claims. there is a secret release on tuesday were tesla said that the driver may be in default -- at fault in the crash. >> they say the company will make an official complaint to congress about the ntsb. in the meantime, will still cooperate with the investigation. >>> tomorrow at cbs this morning, gayle king gives us our first ever look inside tesla's model three production line. she asked elon musk why so many people are w

. >> this happened to the family of walter wang. he was operating the vehicle.as a vehicle fire. tesla would argue he knew the autopilot was not working perfectly. he acknowledged that. the family and lawyers are arguing other side of this. they hired this firm to question what happened with the autopilot, saying it was not functioning properly. that weighs on the stock. the stock down 1 1/2%, at around 300 bucks and change. at same time, tesla is number one shorted stock. so people took a break from shorting this one. they're back to shorting this as number one shorted stock. liz: has been for years. has been for years. thank you, nicole. >>> we're within the 4hour window president trump said he would respond to the deadly chemical attack in syria that killed 43 civilians that is only one of the three big headline risks. along with facebook's and we can't afford to forget the tariff tantrums the market has been prone do lately. mark madsen is it talk about how he invested threw all the fear. which one of these headlines has the mow power to panic. >> i don't ge

the most incredible trauma and being exiled to a foreign land, where she didn't even speak the land wangs a major victory for herself as well as her husband that she raised the profile and done such tireless work. she did a phenomenal thing. it is a shame that it did descend into controversy. but the work she did must be admired. descend into controversy. but the work she did must be admiredm descended into a trial and graphic evidence being given in a murder trial and she was implicated in that. how do you think history will judge her? you know, i think we have to be very careful in terms of judgment, because you or any of cannotjudge judgment, because you or any of cannot judge anybody who judgment, because you or any of cannotjudge anybody who has been through such a traumatic life, worked tirelessly and done an awful lot in the name ofjustice and freedom. so i thinkjudgment you know i think none of us can really judge. twitter has been flooded with tributes for amd. the arts and cur culture minister said we're devastated to see the death of the mother of our nation. the labour peer p

let's bring in janelle wang who's monitoring both stories. >>> mike pompeo went through this process little more than a year ago to become cia director, then he had some bipartisan support, but now it's possible we won't get a single democratic vote to be the next state secretary. president trump with members of a drug fighting task force in florida talking border security. >> we need border protection, we need the wall. we have to have the wall. >> reporter: while behind closed doors lobbying for his secretary of state nominee mike pompeo. >> what happen if you're rejected? >> reporter: the cia director at risk of being voted down monday with republican rand paul today announcing he will vote against him and democrats saying they want someone who will stand up to the president. >> we didn't hear any evidence at the hearing for director pompeo that he was willing to do that. >> reporter: many republicans hope he still be approved in a full senate vote. >> who could know more about what's happening around the world than the director of the cia? no one. >> reporter: especially supporte

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nobody thought this group could have good compliance, and they have as hannah wang was saying on "squawk box," they have had things working in their favor including abysmal volume from venezuela. they have had good compliance. they have the inventories down, and they have the price up it's four ticks so far for opec and non-opec allies. the question is what happens next are they where they need to be i spoke to the host of this meeting about that issue he said they're not there yet. let's listen in. >> the inventories have declined from the peak, but we have not established what is the appropriate level of inventories as we have seen repeatedly over the last few meetings. that work is in progress, that work identifying appropriate balance level is still in progress we intend to discuss it in june. we will draw on what the market thinks there will be experts and other participants in the opec seminar, which will be very important as usual but especially important this year as we calibrate what our target is for the remainder of 2018 so i don't want to jump to any conclusion i mentioned in