. —— they put wells mac. a big part of the success put wells mac.he success could be down to them becoming professional. allowing the players focus to be purely on rugby. physically and mentally when you are down, if you are doing a lot of training and physical training, a lot of rugby training, it is tough. being able to just focus on one thing go a time, as a real advantage. an advantage not available to any of the other sides, well swing or just have available to any of the other sides, well swing orjust have an escort against england, runs away. karen griffin combined training in dublin what their primary school teaching and limerick. in scotland's hannah smith who got on the scoresheet in their defeat to ireland svetlana. is there a worry that the gulf between there a worry that the gulf between the amateur and prose is growing too wide? the nations don't or are not ina wide? the nations don't or are not in a position to follow suit. i think it is inevitable, the gap will widen. it needs to be compact by any sort. you want the public to pay inc

well, our coach, mac, he said, well, we will sleep in the bus. and he turned because the man said no other hotel would, either, there were not many hotels in that little town. we started out and i told mac i said we can't do that. i said they will know what the reason is. and be embarrassed. he told me i could not stay at home even though i had a home there. why don't we just say there is not enough room for everybody and you put me and the two fellas in a cab and we will go home? even then, he, feeling as upset as he did. he said are you sure you want to do that? i said yes. i knew my home. no chance to call or anything. home and rang the doorbell and my brother and i decided to call my parents by their first name after a certain age. i said mother there is not enough room in the hotel for all of us. can you put up here? >> she said of course you can put up here n we came. that -- that was not unusual for the way i was raised or brought up at all. and i still feel the same way as governor of california. i appointed more blacks to executive and po

school while the don white school kids are doing their homework on a big mac. well. today kids the science class will be dissecting the double quarter pounder with cheese is because the stay won't supply us with enough progress. this is when the liberals say that's because we have a racist president who hates funding the education.

thirty seven is a work force for so many airlines around the world what do you tell us about the mac's version well it's a new generation of this type of plane it's boeing's fastest selling plane about three hundred fifty. models are in operation right now more than five thousand have been ordered because it's supposed to be more fuel efficient it also features new software so it's it's somewhat represents not only to the future of flying for boeing but also the future for the company now this is the second time this exact same type of aircraft as crash we saw lying airlines of the but what for five months ago similar crash there in the show is there any link or is it two or. to talk about that is quite early to talk about that however there are similarities that are hard to ignore both were virtually brand new planes apart from the fact that it was this very same type of thing both brand new both featuring problems or facing problems in the same stage of flight right after takeoff and although we should not jump to conclusions there are some indicators that both planes behave similarly right befor

of the are basically coming out and saying that the ipad is one complete product family as well, just like the maci think it is quite behind some of the software you are seeing from some of the other tablet makers. tell us more about what we are expecting out of this event on monday. it is not just an opportunity its content unveil strategy, but also a new subscription service. holding backally some articles from apple's news service. mark: i can tell you, the new imacs and imax -- and won't be next week. apple is showcasing itself as a services company. been preservede for their highest profile products. new apple watches, new iphones, eight few other devices over the past few years. now they are putting services up there on par with their highest and hardware. is pretty much as important and this will showcase that. emily: all right, well you will be all over that event for us. thank you so much for stopping by. coming up, social media platforms like facebook rely heavily on algorithms to stop the spread of extremist content. as we saw in new zealand, that doesn't always work. we dig into why, n

and then he took the mac book laptop as well. >> reporter: he apparently took his time looking for electronic gadgets around the house. >> there was an ipad here, my niece's ipad. it was with a pink cover on it. and then downstairs he took my niece's speakers. >> reporter: her sister and the kids didn't wake up during the burglary, which happened between 7:45 and 7:55 sunday morning. another camera caught the burglar in a red hoodie at the home's front door. it was only when the children's father came home that he noticed the cameras were tilted and things missing. the burglar had even tried to disable the cameras. >> it's just like, is he going to come back? >> reporter: in vallejo, sharon katsuda, nbc bay area news. >> memorial plans have been set for the son of an oakland city council woman. her son was murdere in los angeles. victor mcelhaney was shot earlier this month. he's the son of oakland council woman lynette gibson. mcelhaney. the family will hd viewing friday at the harris funeral home legacy. and the service will follow saturday at the auditorium of the oakland temple hill. >>>

i'm a member of c-mac, as well as an event producer here in san francisco. and also in relation to a partner for the 420 event that hopefully will happening at golden gate park. i'm in support of the legislation for this cannabis used at events. the most important part being that we're looking for responsible adult consumption of cannabis, at least at these special events. so with that being said, i'd like to offer my support for this. >> chairwoman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello, my name is sala ebraheim, and i'm in support of this item. san francisco has always been on the forefront of all cannabis legislation. and it has been the forefront of his entire move. cannabis is a social activity that people like to share. and having it available at events just makes sense because ultimately it is a healthier substance to consume over alcohol. with regards to the comments on smoking, cannabis has come such a long way, that smoking isn't the only option for consuming cannabis and having fun. there are beverages that are similar to alcohol. th

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well in two major league seasons. >> the outfield is wide open and it's time to start showing that i deserve to be on the team opening day. >> reporter: the wild card could be maccan play well and i can provide something that the team thinks is valuable to win games, at the end of the day, that's what it is. they will find a spot for you. >> competition definitely brings out the best in everybody for sure. you just want to succeed. so it will be exciting. >> reporter: in scottsdale, scott reese, ktvu fox 2 sports. >>> children at the boys and girls club have a new refurbished basketball court to play on. steph curry was on hand for the unveiling. the warriors, chase bank and the good tithings foundation chipped in for the new floor. they have restored 80 basketball courts in the bay area over the past 20 years. >>> the world's most expensive car. why it is so special and how much this cost. >>> what is changing on virgin atlantic flights. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing

well. we will continue to work together mac there are still things that both sides agree are very important, infrastructure is one of them. in the near future we begin work on the next surface transportation bill, the highway bill and i'm hopeful that potential input structure package is right back up again. republicans and democrats have differences on how we pay for infrastructure and what things might actually qualify in the package but we all agree it is something that needs to be addressed. another area for both sides came together to accomplish a common goal was the passage of the bipartisan farm bill. these programs like conservation something that's important to our folks back home in iowa now have five years of ability to look forward to providing much-needed certainty and allowing industries to focus on other major issues facing our economy like trade. last year the administration successfully we negotiated our free trade agreement with canada and mexico. i hope to see congress simply approved this new agreement that will provide certainty to a major businesses who export two of o

freddie mac said there could well be a coastal property values crash as bad as the 2008 mortgage meltdown. i live through the that. i don't want to live through that again. freddie mac isn't the sierra club. freddie mac is all about homes. and mortgages. and they're warning about it. it's gone up the coast and peer-reviewed research showed values in areas subject to flooding are starting to peel off. if there's going to be a crash, that's what the opening of it looked like. i already mentioned the cafe standards. some cooperative federalism when they won't work with 14 states on a program that's been working bring ectively to help down pollution from automobiles. i appreciate this hearing. but i don't take e.p.a. at all seriously. i think cooperative federalism is a mask, a sham, a way to deliver for the fossil fuel industry and depending on what state you are, they'll roll right over you in the name of cooperative federalism. mr. brawn: thank you. senator cramer? mr. cramer: thank you, mr. chairman. thanks to all the witnesses. dave, i'm going to follow up a little bit on how chairman br

freddie mac has said there could well be a coastal property values crash as bad as the 2008 mortgage meltdown. i lived through that i don't want to live through that again. freddie mac isn't the sierra club. freddie mac is all about homes and mortgages and they are warning about it. third street has gone all the way up the coast and research showed coastal valuably -- are already starting to peel off. there will be a coastal property values crash, that's with the opening of it looks like and that is what is happening. and i already mention the cafi standards, some cooperative federalism when they won't work with 14 states on a program that's already been working very effect of lee -- effectively to bring down pollution from automobiles. i appreciate this hearing but i don't take epa at all seriously. i think cooperative federalism is a mass, it's a sham, a way to deliver for the fossil fuel industry and depending on what state you are they will roll right over you. in the name of cooperative federalism. >> thank you, senator kramer. -- senator kevin cramer. >> thank you mr. chairman a

mac. joining her is janet jackson, the cure, the zombies and def leppard. >>> well, speaking of rock royalty t begin next month. the band saying mick jaggar needs to seek medical treatment for an unspecified condition but is expected to make a full recove>>. a story about a special baby and the incredible way she came intohis world. here's tammy leitner. >> stay awake. >> reporter: for most couples having a bab can be a challenge, but for ella doryia having their daughter started with an unconventional offer. love said i would to be your gestational carrier. i love being pregnant i an said, you know, i said i think i'd b a good candidate. of course, they laughed because g they're thinkour menopausal. >> reporter: but doctors said the 61-year-old grandmother was a perfect candidate to be a surrogate throu ivf. >> i looked at my husband and said, well, i guess we're going for a ride. we're going to go forward. >> reporter: on monday she gave birth. >> the room aisappeared and it was just m her and i just seriously felt my heart just open and i knew in that moment that it was all going to be gr

well. amanda: we have seen indonesia and china ground all macs eight.ous whether you think that is an overreaction? and whether you expect to see other countries follow suit? we see concern among flyers about what kind of plane they are getting on which seems like a damaging next step here. justin: right. we have seen on social media people have been asking the question. and inquiring about changing their flight plans. reaction the chinese on grounding the plane, what we have not seen is a number of other large countries follow up you are you have not seen mexico, canada, brazil, europe or the united states. right now, i think what is happening is a lot of places are really hoping to get data from the data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder -- recorder to find out an initial sense of what may have been happening when the flight went back to the airport. shery: the issue is that this is very similarity to the lion air 737. what did boeing tell airliners back then when that indonesian plane crashed? justin: right. back then it was an issue that was t

boeing max question of fact the global travel industry well people are beginning to have second thoughts when it comes to traveling on these macs and there's numerous passengers that have requested to be rebooked on other planes when it showed that they were traveling on this airplane and i'm not sure of the announcement of a software update call that many nerves. still we don't know the reason of this most recent recent crash and just like an in-car travel people will have to get used to the fact that there's more automation more augmenting flight assistant systems here when it comes to air travel that potentially obviously also being. causes or areas where there could be errors that then again could lead to problems so they're more automation more digital influence in air travel is something that people have to be aware of and comfortable with if they do want to step on an airplane in the future i'm sure boeing's concern that might be a long road kristoff go before us today thanks very much and more on this topic in about ten minutes and the business news with garrido first. sports now the champion's league magister city made

she's the first female artist to be inducted twice, once for her work with fleetwood mac and now for her solo career as wellely. >>> speaking of, viola davis has been flying high with a slew of well-deserved great roles and an oscar win, but now she is literally flying high. check it out. she posted her getaway in hawaii with this video on instagram of skydiving from 12,000 feet. check out the little sound from that. >> oh. ♪ this is how we do it ♪ this is how we do it >> she's singing. >> she's singing? >> she's singing this is how we do it. she writes in the caption, the ultimate exercise in letting go, tackling my fears and freedom. >> wow. >> she also, by the way, let go of pretty much every swear word she knows, i think. a lot of bleeps in the video. >> i love that we didn't show that, beep, beep, beep. >> in the end she said it was awesome. >> is this what you've been doing in retirement? >> that's one thing i won't do. i will not jump out of a plane. >> it's a short list, things that ron won't do. hey, guys, guess what, the most sarcastic dude you know went to disney world the other day for a whole w

some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did well we've got a nice watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. a bill for a mac. do you know what money laundering is highly illegal if you watch kaiser of course. during the great depression which i'm old enough to remember there was most of my family were unemployed working class and it wasn't it was bed you know much worse objective listen today but there was an expectation of the things were going to get better. of there was a real sense of hopefulness there isn't today today's america was shaped by the ton principles of concentration of wealth and power. reduced democracy attack solo down engineer elections manufacture consent and other principle holds according to no on tone scale one set of rules for the rich office a set of rules for poor. that's what happens when you put her into the hands of a narrow sector of will switch will is dedicated to increasing power for itself just as you'd expect one of the most influential intellectuals of our time speaks about the modern civilization of america. they take it as because at that has become at the top what you

mac maze and the toll plaza. you will get a wait there as well once you get there. >>> happening today, governor gavin newsom plans to make a big announcement concerning the death penalty here in california. he is expected to soon an executive order that would impose a moratorium on the death penalty. sarah joins us from san quentin where the lion's share of those on death roll are housed. good morning, sarah. >> good morning. of course, politicians, law enforcement and public are coming out strongly on both sides. libby shareef, kamala harris and even kim kardashian tweeted in favorite. the president of the association of public attorneys are against the move. president trump says he is not thrilled and calls the 737 inmates in california on debt row stone cold killers. those inmates won't be released but will get a reprieve. the order will withdraw california's lethal injection protocol and close execution chambers in san quentin. the govern northern says that dealt penalty is a failed system that discriminates against the mentally ill. california is the state with the most inmates on death row but the last time

mac that's the way the letter. is written here domination surveillance technology located in every interview is a. well the cartridge door. would be the bowl with the context of having lost all imagination night and it's all blue skies again we've been baptized and now we are ready to embrace our inner florida florida woman so. if we jump into an alligator pit and that's how this and. stacy seen augustine is the perfect place to end. i'll be ready to surrender to florida man to brace are in florida. you know we learned a lot on this journey max we basically learned that we hail from swamp we are swamp and no matter what the swamp shines through you no need to linear thought in this town or this country or this universe just go with what you know go with the flow only dead fish go with the stream you gotta fight the stream spawn. to the place of your birth and this is where we were all born or haunted by the past being chased back to the swamp from which we all came i feel the chase breath of the past breathing down my neck daily trying to pull me back into the whether it's the tar pit in los angeles or

. >> well, i don't have data on mac, but you would assume if i am dying of hunger in 3.5 million venezuelansg different to happen for their country. stuart: thank you very much for being with us. it's important information. we've got video of the man arriving. thank you very much. let's get socialism in this weekend. there's a new poll in the journal shows 20% of people viewed the term socialism. 18% to socialism positively. only 50% have a negative view. justin haskins is that the history of executive editor for the heartland institute. why socialism making a comeback? only 18% of people view it negatively. 18% supported. 18% to socialism positively. but only 50% view it negatively. it should be a much higher number, shouldn't it? >> yeah, absolutely. no question about it. this is the result of decades of indoctrination in k-12 schools and colleges in that hollywood and the mainstream media charit. socialism is about source control and manipulation. once people recognize what socialism actually is i'm talking about venezuela, hopefully people see this as a cautionary tale and realize how da

/china trade talks were going very well, fresh off the news china was considering not following through on deliveries of the boeing mache boeing 737 max 8 family that has been grounded. that is a key nonstarter for many americans of both political parties. meanwhile, the news from bloomberg that china would triple purchases of agriculture exports is positive development for the president's political coalition. of course, treasury secretary steven mnuchin and trade rep is of -- trade representative bob lighthizer head to beijing next week. no indication on when president trump and president xi will sit down together to finalize any agreement. biden,vice president joe the worst kept secret in politics, is gearing up to launch a presidential run for the white house. there's a lot of folks who suggest when he gets into the race that this would be the official start of the democratic primary season. he has without question name recognition, access to donors, and you would be marking a political pillar of sorts from an ideological standpoint that contrasts someone like senator bernie sanders. what is interesting is how the

it's amazing to bring out the seventy seven macs on the market because it was facing stiff competent. so what are boeing and the f.a.a. saying about this well both parties are saying the process followed a regular routine and both parties declined to comment further and now we have reports from the wall street journal though saying that one day after sunday's crash of flight three hundred two the u.s. just the justice department issued a subpoena to at least one person seeking documents and further material when it comes to the plane's certification now a criminal investigation into this whole story would be certainly a new twist to it more pressure for boeing there that transportation department is also probing the approval process of the seven three seven it seems like the more we find out here the worse it gets i mean it's going from a crash crisis to something much bigger it's not getting any better it's not getting any better boeing is facing potentially facing financial claims from the victims' families not only the ones from indonesia but also the ones from ethiopia is facing potential claims from airlines jets are grounded possibly

. >> a good point as well to bring up sarah and going from an outsider next. macad of kplaunty bank and was in a different role at the time of the scandal. an outsider definitely placed that the former contender who lost out to daifrd has been -- >> he shot that down didn't he >> not recently. it is a big retail bank. the other question for them is who is the optimal candidate it is hard to pluck someone from the big five or big six. we'll have to wait and see about that process coming forward. i would also add the company is definitely framing as this was tim tim's decision to retire i think it increased the pressure >> there's lots to collect from there. there's a lot of people i think would love this opportunity. >> i think plenty would love the opportunity. a lot of the difficult heavy lifting has been done already. the biggest thing is can they get that lifted and when that was thought to be a short process there was no reason to pro move it on >> it is kind of interesting you kind of want to own stocks that have potential catalyst it was one that you plement

also named yelp, georgetown, wake forest in north carolina as well as the university of texas at austin. >>> for macfficers involved in a deadly shooting are on leave. they responded to a call last year about an unconscious man with a gun between two houses. the say when they approached 32- year-old joshua pollick, he woke up, reached for his gun and did not put it down in order to do so. at that point officers opened fire. police chief and kirkpatrick leave officers a violation. just last week the court reported complaints director disagreed with the police chief. for officers have been placed on a ministry of lee. >>> san jose lease have arrested an undocumented immigrant in the stabbing death of a san jose woman. carlos eduardo arevalo carranza could appear in the santa clara county courtroom as early as today. 59-year-old bambi larson was found dead in her home on mill filled way after she did not show up for work on february 28. investigators say dna testing lead them to carlos eduardo arevalo carranza. police say he is a transient with a lengthy criminal history including burglary and drug cha

system fails i want to touch upon that because the mac site is quite a new model it's only been flying for two years boeing and as you mentioned as well as it's more reliable it's more efficient it requires less maintenance could it be though perhaps a new a plane doesn't necessarily mean a safer playing. a definite in this effect is proven by these two occurrences although we do not know exactly what the or the reason for the second second. is but it reflects very much the pattern of the first question. i mean we are on the dream girl for the kind of decision saving fuel is necessary because the. amount of operation is increasing so we need to save on the other hand of course it's on the account of safety then it's sooty and acceptable and just speaking of safety i mean who cares primary responsibility in these sorts of cases responsible for for maintenance to be exact craft or do individual airlines have responsibility here or perhaps even the be individuals flying the aircraft what's the general gist of the situations or maybe speeding of course the enemy is responsible for the operation because it operates the plane but on the oth

mac there were strong opposing views in the pub. what worcester woman says is indicative of how the country goes. wellnd i would say to the westminster bubble, you are there to implement the decision of the british people.” wa nt decision of the british people.” want to leave but now i do not, i wa nt want to leave but now i do not, i want to leave but now i do not, i want to remain. you have changed your mind? completely. it has been disappointing. the amount of people who are having regrets and who have changed their mind matters a lot because if you're still going to talk about the will of the people you need to measure it bounced —— against the current information. one national pollster has calculated worcester would support remained in that according to the survey reflects the view nationally. but the research has also warned that perhaps the key message is that eve ryo ne perhaps the key message is that everyone “— perhaps the key message is that everyone —— meant for everyone to show a degree of humility when claiming to know the will of the people. our deputy political editor john pienaar is a

amazing to bring out the seventy seven macs on the market because it was facing stiff competition by airbus so what are boeing and the f.a.a. saying about this well both parties are saying the process followed a regular routine and both parties declined to comment further and now we have reports from the wall street journal though saying that one day after sunday's crash of flight three hundred two the u.s. just a justice department issued a subpoena to at least one person seeking documents and further material when it comes to the plane's certification now a criminal investigation into this whole story would be certainly a new twist to it more pressure for boeing there that the transportation department is also probing the approval process of the seven three seven it seems like the more we find out here the worse it gets i mean it's going from a crash crisis to something much bigger it's not getting any better it's not getting any better boeing is facing potentially facing financial claims from the victims' families not only the ones from indonesia but also the ones from ethiopia is facing potential claims from airlines jets are grounded possibl

mac being hot stocks. they are up big-time this year. they are up big-time because -- they are down today but i'm telling you, you show a one-year chart, these things are wellheir lows which was i think they were trading below a buck not too long ago. they are at $2.64. again, penny stocks, be careful. they are in government control. the government took them over during the financial crisis because they were essentially going insolvent. if you didn't take them over, if they went bankrupt, there might not be a housing market because these entities essentially buy loans from banks and when they do that, they encourage the banks to make more loans. these are housing loans. here's what we know. they are going to get a new fha chief, federal housing finance administration chief. mark calabria is coming in. the reform of these two giants, housing lenders, then begins. here's what we know from headlines here. the white house is pushing for an expedited confirmation, senate confirmation. they want him confirmed in two weeks to jump-start this gse reform. basically, the only thing left to reform following the financial crisis was fannie and freddie. what is he going

well. tragedy in terms of the death toll on this flight, 157 dying in the latest 737 macs crash for ethiopiayousef, there is the rest of the world to consider. big world in terms of data, retail sales, etc. yousef: let's check in on global markets. asia stocks going in different directions. 2/5 of 1% higher for the msci pacific index. the dollar is nudging up. a little bit of gains in india. manus: day eight on the drop of a british pound. fitting to secure -- failing to secure significant concessions. sterling down for the eighth date in a row, longest losing streak and 10 months. is she going to the under pressure to resign? these are part of the conjecture we will discuss ahead of the meaningful vote in the united kingdom. it is brexit devcon two. first word headlines from around the world, annabel julius has the very latest. annabel: we stay on exit and theresa may entering a defining week with reports saying she lost the backing of all but two of her cabinet. they discussed whether she should resign. some say that could help in -- happen this week. bill faces heavy defeat tuesday after

well as independent counsel. they deserve better leadership than they have had. mark: do you think that he is coming? macbut i hope so. as i have said before, i said publicly, i want the new directors integrity to be more public insane it's a new day at the fbi. mark: great pleasure. thank you very much and i think it. mark: that is it, ladies and gentlemen. we'll see you next time on life liberty and the fed. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world." while jesse watters. trump's old lawyer michael cohen, convicted liar and tax cheat about to head to prison for three years. before leaving he became the star witness for the democrats in their impeachment proceedings. >> i have lied. but i'm not a liar. i have done bad things. but i am not a bad man. jesse: i'm sure you are not. cohen systematically

. >> reporter: well, maybe not like most of us because the stuff these high schoolers are building is next level. >> i roebuck uses the mac able to grab the hatch panel by operating this. and it expands and the disk can grab they can drive up and pushed off. >> reporter: they devised, design, and build that part of the construction yesterday because they weren't satisfied with their previous device. the competition that take the team and community partners with a variety of skills. >> with on our team, we split it up into six subteams come so we have the wiring and mechanical people that specialize in different areas, and they are able to do it really, really well, and they just work as one unit. >> reporter: they learned in january that they needed to build a robot that can carry in place hatch panel on the space cargo ship. they also need to grab and place orange cargo balls onto a ship. some choose to specialize in certain tasks. >> we figured we would go with the patch panels. we figured if we got hatches out of the way, we would have a better chance. >> reporter: they stepped it up with a robot that they could do bot

hardware stuff that was introduced last week with improvements to the ipads and the macs, the earbuds, the airbuds as well was no real big update to any of those things. they were just sort of like evolutionary updates. they not a hill bit better and faster and cleaner. nothing really fantastic like they like to codo in these big events. they really want to wow when they do that sort of thing. some of their products if you remember when they went from the i whyen pad with the bezel frame around the edges and now it is completely bezelless, that was an exciting announcement. this time it was like hey, we have slightly faster processes. slightly faster. that is nothing really excited about that. where something like this where they are going to completely revolutionize the way we are watching television. that seems like it is worthy of a steve jobs theater. >> can you put your financial hat on? do you think their stock might go up maybe a tad because they are venturing down some new revenue streams? >> yeah. you know, it is interesting. most people who are looking at this are saying oh, apple, you have no c

well a good morning i'm supposed to my immediate thought was what you already referred to that this seven three seven eight hundred macs. and they're not entirely dissimilar excellent very recently and the automated systems have come in for quite a lot of control controversial discussion so you know it's always impossible to say anything very clear this same doctrine accident but i'm sure the investigators will be looking at that as a matter of urgency as as we've mentioned the law on air crash wasn't a toyota and the families a so when boeing because they say they are they blaming the new automated flight control system they say boeing failed to disclose information to pilots was that. established as the cause of that crash and if so i mean that happened in october this plane was delivered to ethiopia airlines in the van but did was that addressed at all. well so far as i'm aware there are no changes so you know what boeing would have to comment on that on that particular aircraft i think the concerns that were raised by crews was the fact that this automated system was triggered by one single sense and it's normal in

well it's been. that i introduced a man who didn't like. speed. oh i think if you talk to a lot of people on the mac team they will tell you. it was the hardest they've ever worked in their life. some of them will tell you it was you know the happiest they've ever been in their life but i think all of them will tell you that is certainly one of the most intense than cherish experiences they will ever have. to do so. you know so. some of those things you you are not sustainable for some people. donald presence on donald trump jr was promised a damaging information about hillary clinton an obligation to see an investigation stick to see the trump campaign with russia did you at any time of the urge the former f.b.i. director james comey in any way shape or form to close sort of back down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you. know. next question bottle field washington on al jazeera. i remember the first time i walked into the newsroom and it felt like being in the general assembly of the united nations because it was so many nationalities. just that we all come from different places but it's one that gives us

macs. >> we had the clemson tigers here and i did the same thing. we could have had chefs, but we got fast food because we know what -- i know you people very well. and i'm going to finish this quick because we've got to get that stuff, although it's being kept pretty warm. >> i know you lunking hunks of meat. the president's patriotism is literally to embrace the american flag, just couldn't stop talking about those great american burgers today, even though there was not a mad rush for the fare. >> and then we weren't going to do this, because i've never done that before, before clemson. but we were during a shutdown and we had nobody working. somebody suggested and i said, yeah, but we don't have people working. but the staff is so good, i said don't worry about it, fellas, let's just go get some mcdonald's, wendy's. burger king. we have -- we like american companies, okay. chick-fil-a, they say. chick-fil-a. so grab yourself something. we can eat right here. in fact i would have one right up here but i don't think i'll want to do that because it will be too big a story for these people. termites, feasting on homes 24/7. we're on the move. roge

mac and fannie mae. reporting on this is coming from our own charlie gasparino, who joins us with more exclusive details. what is the deal, charlie? >> everybody was supposed to fix this one as wellie and freddie. right up there with health care particularly coming out of financial crisis. it by the way sounds mind-boggling, government agencies that support the mortgage market but they play a huge role. they basically supply liquidity for a 10 trillion-dollar mortgage market. whatever reform plans that comes out of this will be pretty big. president came out with a presidential order, fix the damn thing finally. mnuchin is there, and hud. one other player, the head of the faha. from what we understand he is at odds with steve mnuchin over the way to reform this thing. mnuchin wants fannie and freddie essentially to return to the old structure precrisis. essentially private companies that trade in the public markets, that have implicit government backup. calabria says do not take them out of government control until we have better taxpayers controls and protection because we don't want another bailout like we had in 2008. so again if you're thinking this is the beginning of someth

well planned terror attack. immigrants in two mosques filled with worshippers. one suspect is charged. authorities describe him as having extremist views. congressman macy member of the house armed services committee. breaking news on north korea that i'll get to in a moment. your sense of what you hear about new zealand >> a reminder that extremists come from a variety of political positions and willing to use violence to further their cause. the other interesting thing, once you get beyond the horror and feeling and sympathy for the victims but one of the attackers chose to video part of this attack, 17-minute video. it is a reminder that social media has become one of the means of warfare. we saw isis use this. now we've seen these guys use it. the russians in a different variety use it because they're trying to influence public opinion, terrorism is an attack to affect political change and that's another example that we witnessed this morning. >> bill: from the white house sarah sanders says the united states strongly condemns the attack in christchurch. our thoughts and prayers for the victims and their families. we stand in solidarity with the pe

well, i think it's appalling, too, but here's the thing. from a business standpoint, doesn't matter whether you are talking about big macs or search engines,ou got to adapt to the local market. if google wants to be there, that's a business decision. whether the social ramifications go forward, i would argue we have a bigger problem here at home with facebook and instagram, for example. we are giving them the information. there's no spying needed. stuart: would you buy google stock? >> yeah, you know, this is a lot like looking at a sin stock at this point. yes, i would because of the business proposition. i spent a lot of time in china. yes, there's a lot of problems but that is clearly where the world's growth is going to be. stuart: okay. moving on, quick check of the big board, three and a half minutes in. we are down eight points. flat to lower, that's what we've got this morning. >>> facebook, i want to bring keith into this one, facebook, you know the two fact oor syste supposed to keep your account more secure, turns out facebook might have been making those numbers public. they're not supposed to do that, are they? susan: no, not

well? but yet we seem to ignore that and want to go to same-day registration for all those reasons i would encourage the adoption and inclusion of the amendment from this esteemed body to mac i am here for hr one for the people act to represent a series of bold reforms the for the people act will strengthen our democracy to ensure every american can exercise his or her way to vote and to bring greater availability in the process. i want to build on a significant piece of legislation to strengthen safeguards against the undue influence with those legislative changes and with that legislative tent at hr one but now there are no laws limiting then to hold onto the surplus after the campaign ends in several members of congress remain in their campaign accounts that are not seeking elected office in the future while others turned to washington's revolving door and then become a powerful well-connected lobbyist. also how the zombie campaign or campaign accounts looking for surplus funds and the stresses the urgency for campaign-finance laws. even with a government official has passed away their accounts have remain active. how long can surplus funds remain and how long the forme