in the meantime, i didn't do it. i'm a student of history. i see what you get when you fire people, and it's not good. but there would have been nothing wrong with firing him. legally, i had absolute right to fire, but i never told don mcgahn to fire mueller. and by the way, and mueller finished out his report: no collusion and no obstruction. reporter: mr. president, how do you beat joe biden? pres. trump: i think we beat him easily. reporter: mr. president, measles cases are increasing. what a a tell parents about getting their kids vaccinated? measles. pres. trump:oh. they have to get the shot. the vaccinations are so important. this is really going around now. they have to get their shot. reporter: mr. president, how old is too old to be president? pres. trump: well, i think that, i just feel like a young man. i'm so young. i can't believe it. i'm the youngest person. i am a young, vibrant man.i look -- vibrant man. i look at joe, i do know about him, i don't know. reporter: is he too old? pres. trump: i would never say anyone is too old,

>> erielle, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we're going to turn next this evening to new and chilling 911 calls just released tonight, after a young student collapsed and died. authorities say she collapsed after drinking alcohol at an off-campus fraternity party. and what she said to her boyfriend just beforehand. abc's victor oquendo tonight on the many questions and the new concern about drinking and young people. >> reporter: tonight, authorities trying to determine why 20-year-old college student caroline smith collapsed and died at an off-campus party in south carolina. >> i need an emt. i think this -- is dying. she just fell and hit her head. >> reporter: officials just releasing the desperate 911 call from friday night. >> is she awake? >> no, she's not awake, she unconscious. >> reporter: according to the police report, smith was with her boyfriend. she told him she was not feeling well, and moments later, she fell to the ground and was unresponsive. smith's brother was also at the party and told police she had been drinking but not using drugs. >> is she breathing? >> i don

in the meantime the dublin interchange looks good. we have an injury crash northbound 880 moved to the right shoulder. not slowing anything down. >>> and international bombshell coming out of britain. the exterior of the ecuadorian embassy in london after the wikileaks founder was arrested there. he has been there nearly seven years. he came out surrounded by authorities and he seemed to be struggling. he has been in the embassy. you can see him coming out. he has been there since 2012 trying to avoid charges related to rape in sweden and espionage in the u.s. he could be looking at extradition to the u.s. this is related to wiki leaks publishing of classified military documents. we will keep you posted on this. >>> and just hours a judge could make a decision in the ghost ship warehouse trial. the tenants are charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for this fire. they claim the mayor is a crucial witness because she oversaw the fire department that was understaffed. she said they have no knowledge of the fire. >>> uber wil

house aides are worried about unflattering things they might have said to mueller about trump telling meantime democrats are already bracing

farah is preparing for the meantime farah is preparing for the biggest test of his career. his appearance at the london marathon running show yesterday was eye—catching. he emerged, apparently unscathed. farah faces one of the world's best one is over 26 miles in a race that seems more straightforward than the row that has immersed him in the last 24 of us. has immersed him in the last 24 of us. this is clearly bad timing. but as steve cram told us, mo farah is focused on the weekend's big race and winning his first london marathon. it is an unseemly spat between them. mo farah was not happy with how the situation was resolved out there. haile gebreselassie has responded as well because mo farah chose a public trans —— platform to say something about it. i think it will die down and their teams will get together and sort it out and in the meantime mo will be heading for this great clash on sunday. he is still incredibly focused. his one thought is about the weekend when i chatted to him, and he has a great opportunity to be in front of big crowds in london, and to put

in the meantime, a drive look here on 280 in san jose. things look good. >>> remember saturday, cold, windy, 60-degree temps? yesterday was 90! what about today? we will take a look. it does look a little cooler for many. at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. i receive travel rewards. going new places! going out for a bite! going anytime. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com. ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>> welcome to the 6:00 hour of mornings on 2. steve paulson, what are we seeing out there this morning? cooler than yesterday. >> yes. yesterday we had winds due east at 25 bringing

meantime, existing home sales down in march. sales fell across all four regions from the company and the nasdaq is now less than 2% from its all-time highs and the big cap tech names have regained almost more than their losses now let's go to bob pisani >> 3300 reports earnings this week only a few reporting today, but all three are reporting earnings well above expectations. and that has been the main story for this earnings season so far. typical earnings beats, they're about 3% a look at kimberly-clark oil services giant halliburton beat by 5% maintenance firm ww granger only saw a 1% beat. they affirmed their full year guidance halliburton is off its high at the open and grainger down on weaker revenues. pricing is the key here. kimberly-clark says they were able to raise prices to offset currency costs and halliburton says the worst is now behind us he's also cliekly talking about oil prices as well so the bottom line is this if you have pricing power, you're fine. but if you don't, that means margin erosion and a hit to yo

in the meantime, what is barr afraid of? is he hesitant to answer house democrats' questions on the redacted portions of the mueller report, or is he just afraid of something else? >> you know, that's a great we question. it's something -- he doesn't want to be questioned by the staff which andrew was saying. i think one of the big fears is he is questioned about his own motivations for issuing that four-page memo before the mueller report was actually released, giving that press conference two hours before the mueller report was released. and this general effort to spin the entire thing before it was even released to the public and to what extent, i think, is something they want to figure out, to what extent is he acting as a personal attorney and defender of the president or as the attorney general of the united states. i think they want to get to the bottom also of the legal reasoning and rationale between his clearing the president of obstruction of justice along with rod rosenstein. that is a big question that people ha

as we watch all of this happen in the meantime. but josh, this is -- it is an important day in passover. >> that is right. this is the final day of the passover holiday, kendis and typically the first two days and the last day of the holiday are the most significant, are the ones where you have the most jews coming out to celebrate and to worship in a house of worship like a synagogue or a habad house like in california. >> and to pop it up here, do we have the facebook page. it was a passover celebration taking place right there. i can't really see what is on the screen there. it was at the chabad of poway and scheduled to take place there starting at 11:00 a.m. this morning. a big day for so many people. and the shooting supposedly taking place at 11:30 in the morning. this is got to be something that sends chills through anybody, especially coming after tree of life that took place in october in pittsburgh where you had some 11 people who were killed and many others injured. many other >> and counterterrorism tell us that there

in the meantime it's also slow at the bay bridge with metering lights on. not quite to the foot of the maze so that's good news making your way to san francisco. making your way into marin you need to know about some lane closures. the closures are until 6 am. eastbound everything should be open. they have been working around the k try to get the bridge up and going. it looks good. san mateo bridge looks good with a few brake lights but not terrible. at the 880 nimitz everything is moving along. >>> looking at a view changes today with increasing clouds and windy conditions along the coast with cooler temperatures by a few degrees. still a mild day. east of the bay bridge mostly clear skies with temperatures running in the mid to upper 40s. 52 in concord 55 oakland. 46 in livermore, one of the cooler spots. san francisco is 54. 50 in san jose. santa rosa 54. let's check the wind. 12 mile an hour wind out of the northwest. 15 in downtown san francisco on the north northwest with 18 mile an hour wind out of the northwest. we are looking at mostly clear skies

>> and in the meantime your taxes go up -- although they actually, because of me, have gone down -- [cheers and applause] the international trade commission recently announced that under the us or mca american dairy exports to canada are expected to surgery by more than -- to surge by more than 50%, okay? we've got to get the deal done. ron, you've got to get that deal done. you'll get it done. [applause] gotta get it done. in my first 100 days in office, i traveled to this very state to sign an executive order declaring that we will live by two simple rules; buy american and hire american right here in wisconsin. [cheers and applause] but while we are unleashing america's economic renewal, the new agenda of the democrat party -- it's not the democratic party, they ought to change their name, it's much better. but why should i make their name sound good, right? the democrat party, radical, left. they should change that too. call it officially the radical left democrat party. would drive our nation into economic and financial ruin very quickly. and they will take your guns away too, by

of that we can put into the treaties and we can make that work as long as you respect our red lines meantime charlotte in london we know that the british prime minister theresa may is currently meeting with her cabinet and what is being called a showdown and what do we know so far about that meeting. well this meeting is all about finding a strategy forward on how to move forward in the process because there is a clear political impasse at the moment there will be talks of a general election which the conservatives wouldn't like to see because at the moment the opposition labor party is polling high and they might come out successful in a general election and would pose then the new government but there's also talks about where to move in the brics a process hot a. hot approach that theresa may has been pursuing is that the right course still to go or is it better to move to a softer brics that there are those in her cabinet that are pushing her towards no deal option they say it's better to leave on april twelfth was no deal than not leaving it at all or asking for it in an extension and th

in the meantime current and former u.s. officials say the fbi is continuing to assess and counter russian efforts to influence the trump administration. for more on this, i want to bring in my panel now, -- former unusual security analyst ned price and reporter for washington zepetowsxi. and ned, i want to start with you. we learned so much in the last months about the counterintelligence probe being launched two years ago and then we get the report, the mueller report just two days ago, what could we glean on where the counterintelligence probe is based on the mueller report? >> well, that is the most interesting part, kendis and the answer to your question is not much. there is very little in the actual mueller report that alludes to this counterintelligence probe. but it is in some ways explicitly missing from the mueller report. it is not just missing, it is not just implied they left it out, it is explicit in the sense that the final report makes reference to the fact that for the better part of the last year, the fbi

in the meantime, goldena little lifeline to deal with. they are going with game 5 tomorrow at oracle it 7:30 pm against the clippers. there will try to wrap up their series as they lead 3-1. this team realizes after game 2 when they blue the big lead, there is no time for messing around. they say this about doc rivers, he always has his undermanned clippers going at it full bore, wire-to-wire and klay thompson talks about the importance of getting this thing wrapped up. >>> this is not over so we still have a job to do tomorrow. it is always nice to win 4 to 5 games. 6 , 7 games, the fans and players leavitt. >> meanwhile, a little 49er news pick it is not the best of news for san francisco the player that is a little confused about the concept. robbie gould is a great kicker, the 40 night nurse would like to have him but he feels he does not want to be here anymore. he is from chicago and wants to go back to the bears and he says he's not going to show up for camp and he won't. he says he wants to be traded, does not want to sign a long-

. >>> meantime a man already behind bars for allegedly killing woman with his car in virginia is the same man behind a similar incident in montgomery county. take a look. this story we r covered a couple weeks ago. prince william police say mohammed taha threw a brick into heman's home in manassas and later ran over with his car.ov he then to the islamic center mosque in gaithersburg th and hit a man is car there, too. >> i was walking back to my car. then i saw someone in the ditch, and he was -- had a big injury on his face, on one of his e ws, and his ha also hurt with one finger broken. >> now, the victim is expected to survive here. ta facing several charges including vehicular murder. >>> names of the people killed yesterday morning a driver was going the wrong way in the howard nd lanes near road. look at this incredible video. a car smashed into two other vehicles. during all of ththis, anoer car swerved to avoid the wrecks and actually slammed into aet ce barrier. police say lance way of silver spring and audrey wimbish of south d.c. bot died. we don't know which was driving

[closing bell rings] meantime you witness another all-time record for s&p and nasdaq. connell: we have new numbers just moments away that could send stocks even higher from here. we'll see. google's parent company alphabet expected to release earnings. those are coming any minute. we'll tell you about that report as soon as we get numbers, with the dow settling in nine or 10 points higher at the close. give or take, 1% shy of record territory. the nasdaq closes once again at a new all-time high. looks like the subpoena 500 will by three points. good to be with you on a monday. happy monday. melissa: it is monday. google our big story, tells you so much what is going on in the economy. i'm melissa francis this is "after the b

that's a whole other story i suppose but in the meantime as long as the stock market goes up and your quarterly for one case statement is higher than it was the last time then the masses are mollified in and all of this continues you know i actually i was just writing for my subscribers again today in reminding them that it is now been about one hundred days ago as the stock market in the u.s. around the world was crashing in december suddenly there is a meeting of the u.s. working group on financial markets which you know we like to call the plunge protection team an emetic i mean look go to google and type in president's working group on financial markets isn't like some crazy conspiracy theory this is a real thing and in fact i don't ask this of them is crack cocaine one of the major food groups is heroin one of the major food groups and i get healthy by injecting peer smack all day i think so you know i can have capitalism without capital and how can you have capital without a savings rate that i care encourages capital formation in other words i don't have capital formation if yo

meantime, tesla's first quarter report wasn't upbeat. the electric car maker missed revenue estimates and says it doesn't expect to return to profitability until the third quarter. joining me, bloomberg's david welch, who covers tesla, and final thoughts. what we just said about revenue growth has a caveat which is that $3 billion potential legal bill that they are anticipating, if they do settle with the f.t.c. over this major privacy investigation and that is a huge, huge bill given that the biggest prior fine from the s.e.c. was tens of millions of dollars. that said, what's your take on continued revenue growth, continued user growth, slow and steady? >> yes, it is going well. they're managing the decline well. the price decline will continue. like what we saw with google, volume of ads sort of like circumvents price decline and revenue growth. that kind of transition is happening with facebook. so the revenue growth should be find. as far as the f.t.c. issues are concerned, it's $3 billion to $5 billion is what the estimate is. our

. >>> meantime the president denies he offered pardons to homeland security officials after mr. trump reportedly told customs and border protection chief kevin mcaleenan he would pardon him if he was jailed for having border patrol agents block asylum seekers trying to enter the u.s. that is a violation of u.s. law, which may be why mr. trump tweeted the denial, adding, it's his right to close the border and still may do it. the president writes, and we quote, it is all fake and corrupt news. a constant thing he likes to say. well, the u.s. house meantime is flexing its muscles on another issue, demanding president trump's tax returns for the last six years. that order comes from the ways and means committee, which is controlled by democrats. the treasury secretary says he will consult with the justice department to find out if such a demand is legal. for more on all of this, here's lauren fox. >> reporter: the fight over the president's tax returns escalating today with richard neil, the chairman of the house ways and means committee, sending a letter to the irs commissioner, g

steph county, in the meantime is still recovering from a right ankle sprain. the head coach steve cancer says curry should be ready for the play-offs. >> let's hope. >>> it is 4:10. the 49ers are expected to pick him in the first round of the nfl draft but some of his past is coming to haunt nick bosa. >>> and star wars toys you won't be allowed to buy. >>> and we are off to a nice start on this thursday. traffic is looking good on the san mateo bridge. >>> the weather was good yesterday but change, really? yes, really. it is coming with clouds. we will talk about whether there is anything else associated with hit, coming up. . >>> the park will not be selling replicas of the guns used in the star wars films after toy guns were stopped from being sold recently. >>> now more from san rafael where people are encouraging undocumented people to speak out if they are victims. victims. >> reporter: marty garcia is grateful, at a san rafael gathering she was batserred and terrorized by her husband for a decade. a mother and with a young son, she was afraid. >> i didn

>> rob, our thanks to you again tonight. >>> in the meantime, overseas and from paris tonight, police investigators reportedly suspect that an electrical short circuit may have caused that devastating fire at notre dame cathedral. workers are back at the cathedral, shoring up its fra smile parts, but they haven't been able to conduct a full inspection. so far, it appears it was an accident. >>> in the meantime, to the scare and the arrest here in new york city at st. patrick's cathedral. a man walking in with two gas cans, lighter fluid and lighters, as well. telling police his car was out of gas, taken into custody when they found that wasn't true. and then they discovered he had bought a one-way ticket to rome. abc's gio benitez is at st. patrick's cathedral. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning the man charged with attempted arson after walking into new york's famous st. patrick's cathedral with gasoline, also alledgedly booked a one-way ticket to rome set to leave toda police say 37-year-old marc lamparello was carrying two gas cans, lighter fluid and two butane lighters wednesday

bush but so that's why it's only going to the top and then meantime the bottom is not is basically relative to the top which is taking away taking off and you know rising further and further away from zero zero zero zero zero of a comma yeah i'm going to talk about the debt load that is then piling up because the bottom is not able to basically participate in the economy and will come to your comment after at least one chart because i promise people charts one hundred seventy five trillion dollars current value of global financial assets which is two times the size of the global g.d.p. wall street is still too big to fail the total value of global stocks and bonds outstanding has jumped by eight fold since one thousand nine hundred from twenty three chilean to one hundred seventy five trillion today global asset values are two times the size of the global economy global asset values fell in twenty eighteen from one hundred eighty children to one hundred and seventy five children so everything kind of starts in one nine hundred ninety and you see the debt rise from twenty three chilean to on

. >> in the meantime the experts predict the costs will far exceed the operating budgets of the d.a. and defender's offices involved so now state lawmakers are debating a new bill that would reimburse counties for the cost relating to deangelo's tne with pieces of evidence and exhibits numbering in the thousands. >>> a home near detroit michigan is a complete loss after a big rig lost control and plowed into the house. the crash happened at 4:00 yesterday afternoon in macomb county, michigan. the truck blew a tire and crashed into on coming traffic before crashing through the house. the truck finally came to a stop in front of the cemetery behind the home. the driver suffered minor injuries and no one was inside the home at the time of the crash. >>> well, a man is charged with intentionally crashes into the rapion defense building in a stolen prius. he was arrested with help from the gib. >> it looks to be intentional and that is why we are out here but it is too early to make a determination on that. >> investigators are searched his home and are trying to determine a motive. he is

and in the meantime, in an effort to calm the flying public here in the u.s. and around the world, boeing's ceo took a test flight with that new software fix today? >> reporter: yeah, so, boeing has a software fix, but they also have a public relations problem, so, the ceo got into an aircraft with that new software and took a flight to prove that it is safe. it's still going to be a couple of weeks before it's submitted, david. it may take up to six weeks before these planes are flying again. david? >> david kerley with us again tonight. david, thank you. >>> in the meantime, to the horrific crash in los angeles we were following today. a pickup truck plowing through a busy intersection, slamming five cars. helicopters hovering as they pulled people from their vehicles. abc's will carr is on the scene tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an lapd commander is calling this crash one of the worst he's ever seen. watch that stolen truck fly across a busy intersection next to a school. >> he had to be going 80 miles an hour. he had to be going 80 miles an hour through t

in the meantime it is leave fo take cash registers home with them. >>> concord police say a man robbed two pizza restaurants in less than an hour. video from saturday night shows the man leaving the mountain mike pizza on clayton road. about 45 minutes earlier police believe the same man demanded cash from a nearby round table restaurant. anyone with information should call concord police. >>> police in san jose are searching for a driver whose car hit a man and then took off. it was all you a captured on home security camera. you can see neighbors running to the scene moments after it happened. the injured man did survive and is recovering. the witnesses described the suspect's car as an older light colored four-door compact last seen going west on fox worthy avenue. if you have any information call san jose police. >>> in the mean time investigators are still trying to figure out what caused 21 recycling plant at the area made it really difficult to figin the fire. >>> eight people are out of their home after a fire started in the san francisco excelsior district. firefighters contai

in the meantime, emily turner will be taking over getting you to work on time. we do have better news on the traffic report with the east bay, but we are dealing with rain as well. >>> lots to talk about this morning, but luckily we have good news. good news for your friday, we are tracking this sigler starting to clear on eastbound 80. it was closed, at least in one lane next to police activity. it was a crash that became police activity. things are a little slow going through, but they are clearing. also on 37 westbound, 36 miles an hour, pretty normal. two more crashes on the nimitz. southbound eight 80 had an accident on northbound 880 at tennyson road involving a big rig moved to the shoulder. you will have to navigate that as you make your way to through the san mateo bridge. once you make your way through it looks pretty good. some volume and a few brake lights, but it's still moving pretty well. at the bay bridge things are slowing down. there was a hit and run accident just past the toll plaza. we will check in and update you on that a little later. but

. >>> meantime, vice president pence touring the border in arizona exclusively with cnn. the trump nrgs has no plans to return to separating families as a way -- administration has no plans to return to separating families as a way to deter immigration. >> pence's comments contradict multiple sources who tell us the president was considering more extreme measures to enforce a zero tolerance immigration policy. among the proposals the president considered, once again, separating children from their parents at the border. >>> julian assange in custody in britain. police dragged the wikileaks pounder out of the ecuadorian embassy where he has been living under asylum for seven years. he has been charged with jumping bail and awaiting extradition requested by the united states. for more on the events leading to the arrest, let's go live in london and isa suarez, good morning. >> good morning to you, dave. that's right. after more than 2,400 days holed n up in a small room, julian assange has gone from one confined space to another. he'll find out his fate in the next three we

. >> it is unclear what kind of disnine students may face, meantime all students being urged to change passwords as soon as possible. meantime, the candidates who came in second in the ranked choice voting were bumped up and declared the winner. >> all right. thank you. >> abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area and that includes addressing homelessness. >> the bay area council economic institute has put a staggering price tag on the solution. 12$12.7 billion. it estimates for each of the 20,000 residents recorded as homeless. >> at a roundtable, those working on finding a fix saw the problem first hand as the oakland mayor began her remarks. a man who once lived on the streets came up and asked for a hug. the mayor was clearly moved. >> i'm sorry. >> another big takeaway from the report was the number of people physically living on the streets. 67% are in tents, a car, or someplace out in the open. >> the study found 70% of the bay area's homeless live in three counties. santa clara, san francisco, and alameda. 70% in those three counties. sometimes we find solutions are

in the meantime mexico is trying to show the u.s. it is getting more serious about stopping central american migrants from reaching the southern border of the u.s. jonathan hunt looks at a major move that took place on monday. >> migrants bought back with sticks against what appeared to be a concerted effort by mexican authorities to send a signal they will no longer be so accommodating to the thousands coming from central america and heading to the u.s. border. it was clearly well-planned operation with police officers according to reporters on scene suggesting a group of hundreds of migrants to take a break in the shade as others from the approximately 3,000 strong caravan moved on. as the group rested the mexican authorities moved in. large numbers of officers grabbing men, women and children and taking them away to waiting buses. more than 350 were picked up in total according to mexico's national migration institute which blamed the violence on a small group of aggressive migrants. journalists traveling with a caravan have also

emily: meantime, we got some headlines crossing the bloomberg right now. bloomberg reporting that facebook's settling with the ftc does not include the ongoing investigations happening with the states and that this whole probe could cost facebook $5 billion. so more than that $3 billion they are now setting aside. debra, your reaction? $5 billion is a lot of money. debra: yes, it is. and i think david's point earlier, that there could be additional settlements in europe and other places outside the u.s., this is definitely something i think facebook will be dealing with over the course of this year and next year. we are going to be seeing a lot of changes in the way facebook will need to operate. that could potentially lead to changes in the way marketers use facebook. the way that people use facebook, and the way facebook is perceived around the world. emily: amazon also reported first-quarter results with investors focusing on profit growth, advertising, and the cloud. here is some of the early reaction after amazon posted earnings this week. >> we are j

. >>> in the meantime the trump administration says as many as 2,000 inspectors may be pulled out from border crossings to handle a surge of central americans that want asylum here in the u.s. the temporary reassignments of those inspectors will likely slowoss border everyday the border entirely if mexico doest to the border >> we have to keep the legitimate trade and travel across the borders at the ports of entry but also address the border crisis. >> the idea that anyone should suggest we shut down our ports of entry is moronic. >> the u.s. chamber says almost 1.7 billion of goods and services flow across the border everyday along with a half million legal workers and tourists. >>> and the major avocado producer says the u.s. would run out of avocados in only three weeks if imports arthe bo the canada and new mexico th u.s. right now. they account for 40% of all u.s. fruit and 50% of vegetables. president trump held an event at the white house to celebrate the bi-partisan criminal justice we form bill passed by congress. the first step act gives prisoners that exit good behavior a c

dana, meantime, you cover washington. you know the histories well there. you know impeachment did not go through with bill clinton at all. but we know that the process took place with richard nixon and near the end is where finally some members of his party kind of turned on him. do you think that there's a possibility that that could happen, as well, if the democrats go down the impeachment road? >> there's always a possibility of anything happening and seems unlikely and that argues for having hearings, having this information out there. now, mueller essentially invited further investigation by congress into the obstruction issues but then there's all the other issues of the hush money payments, the inauguration. put these things out there. it seems to me that if ple republicans are enkleined to join with democrat this is's a matter and some benefit of public education, even if the republicans never sign on and at least they'll be made to explain why this is all acceptable behavior by a president of the united states. >> here's where the voters stand on

where lens bauhaus is set to remain close for a few more years due to extensive renovations in the meantime fans can still get their fix at a small outpost the temporary boat house that he and this landmark retail store in the district of shiloh book fear you'll not only find a carefully curated shop with iconic design products there's also plenty of information on the history of the bauhaus and he. based it klavan shows me plans for the. new archive. a large glass tower by the friend will certainly make it more visible. must know what makes the bauhaus so relevant even a hundred years later down the halls. as a team i guess powers as well house is a fascinating topic because its name and is intimately linked to german history and as i intend now in light of the upcoming bauhaus anniversary we have the opportunity to shine a light on its role in impact of you for from take for example the last thirty years of research on the role of women or how about how students and masters fared in the third reich. we can now bring these topics into the open and talk about why we are so interested in the

in the meantime, tomorrow, there is light rain on the way. tomorrow morning at 7:00 it's beginning to touch the shoreline. it's a little more robust than today. how could it be less? we mostly had drizzle and sprinkles. tomorrow it will be more. look what happens on friday. opening day for the giants. it will be wet. the game will be washed out unless things change. if they put the game off till about 7:00 or 8:00 at night, they should get away with it. friday daytime looks wet. in terms of amount, up to two inches in the higher elevations and a quarter of an inch and the central bay area. not a bad rainmaker. winter storm watches are hosted for the mountains. tonight it will be cloudy. we get a chance of sprinkles and showers on thursday. flat out rain by the time we get into friday. tomorrow, not bad. temperatures in the mid-60s. cloudy and sprinkles in the south bay. in the east bay, mid-60s. a few sprinkles. the farther north you go, the greater chance for measurable rain. the north bay for tomorrow and that goes for clearlake. it's in th

meantime, pete, let's talk microsoft. i know you're in this name >> i think it was plenty of upside i think it was last week or two weeks ago, i'm talking by the end of the year and look at the growth in revenue, and look at the growth you've got in gaming. this is a company that just continues to pump out exactly what the market needs especially given the run that it's had. microsoft has been in this almost straight-up move it feels like and it's been one of the most impressive. how much cash they've got, minimal debt and they've made acquisition acquisitions and this is slowly eating away at the market share from aws. >> there say decent read for enterprise and if people want to look for clues on the economy, the fact that they're continuing to see the operating leverage and pete talked about azure. exciting >> we want to go to phil lebeau. tesla's stock down 2% and just got the numbers. phil, give us thehighlights. >> it's a bad number if you're looking at the top and bottom line for tesla in the fourth quarter, a loss

we will break down that when and if the time comes in the meantime, let's worry about tonight and the los angeles clippers, the clippers have proof time and time again that they will not do is lay down the words will really have to beat them. this team has no quit in and they really play hard. axing than everyone according to getting some rest this. >>any chance you get it. >>and during the playoffs. because it's a long haul your the finals. >>from star stress perspective is always nice to win it for 5 games. you know 6, 7, games. the fans love it, but as a player that we love it too good be rather you know when to such a long year that day's rest you can get is going to be beneficial to last. >>again mark so right now we have kevin duran warming up behind me if the clippers win and then the houston rockets beat the jazz tonioht which is looking like it's going to happen there up by 12 that game or cool be on sunday game one used in verse golden state. obviously they have to take care of business in iraq attempt to take care of business before that happens. but just to give fans idea

. >> in the meantime a prayer service just wrapped up at grace cathedral in san francisco in response to that huge fire at notre dame in paris. it caught fire earlier this week, the cause appears to be accidental. it may have something to do ovatns that >> when you think of trump country, california doesn't come to mind. but kpix5 political porter found, a couple of surprises , when she dug into the latest fundraising numbers. >> it's no surprise, from january to march of this year, president trump raked in millions of dollars in political donations. it may surprise you, so much of it came from right here in the bay area. >> we will have a great election. >> reporter: president trump rising high after raising $30 million in the first quarter. he pulled in 1.7 million from california donors. of that 267,000, came from the bay area. that's more than orange county, sacramento or the central valley. matt shoop is a president of the costarea may be contributing more than orange county because it is a safe way to support the president. >>by donating to president trump, without being punched

in the meantime, a check on walgreens this hour weighing on the dow inc. the company higher on its debut into the group of 30 "power lunch" starts right now ♪

in the meantime,the's lane closures on the golden gate bridge thanks to construction. you can see they have it down to one lane northbound 101. two lanes headed southbound. we're going to check on that san mateo bridge for you next. >>> here at the live news desk, taking a look at a historic storm heading across the east and west. we're looking at pictures from jackson, wyoming. you can see snow falling at a steady clip right now. as much as two feet of know expected in some places along with high winds and blizzard conditions all over the country from minnesota down to the rockies and sweeping across the country today. looking all right there right now. but again, possibly historic storm expected across the rockies and headed to the northeast. we'll keep an eye on that. anne. >> thank you, christin. >>> another bay area measles scare in san francisco. the exposure happened on april 1st, 2nd and 3rd. and the person rode caltrans and muni and visited a restaurant on the bottom t san francisco public utilities building across the street. >> the risk to the general public

meantime, a new york judge issued a preliminary injunction against a county's emergency 30-day order c banningldren from public places unless they've been vaccinated. more than 150 people in rockland county alone have been infected since october. measles were eliminated in the u.s. 19 years ago. but people refusing to vaccinate nd traveller from abroad are involved in hundreds of new cases this year in now 16 states. >>> well, the umbrellas were out along the tidal basin today. the rain was not hea enough to keep tourists and many of you away from theherry blossoms. >> just a little drizzly and damp. today is the fifth day of e pebloom. it usually lasts seven to ten tys. that meanss weekend could be your last best chance to get a ok at the blossoms this year. doug? >> i really do think that weather will look pretty nice.er much n tomorrow and into the day on sunday as well. still some shower activity in through prince george's,or arou the royal region as well. the rain we saw earlier. most of it now making its way into the ocean. we still have some shower activity. some drizzle and f

meantime, charles payne take you through the next hour. charles: huge day on wall street. stocks solidly in the green, big news from banks and media companies. jpmorgan leading the way for financials after reporting solid increase in earnings. we have to talk about disney, the winner of the session. soaring more than 10% after unveiling a aggressive pricing strategy and bold subscriber predictions for the new video streaming service that competes with netflix. neil: >> race to control the fertile ol' feeds. what will be the next multibillion-dollar oil deal? we'll tell you. >>> president trump to make a big announcement about 5g service is. it will happen any moment. we'll take you are live. we have that and so much more on "making money." ♪ charles: stocks higher on slew of positive earnings and corporate news. big banks coming back with a bang, jpmorgan chase up more than 4%. the company posted record first quarter results benefiting from higher interest rates. strong trade figures from china also helping the market push aside fears of a global slow down. this big corp

work on the line that he will still take a while in the meantime you can visit another free agent by meets fundable in the whole engine house district and nine hundred thirty three country houses built for the owner of a print shop. in your view what makes this house so special. this is well i don't know about you but most people tend to feel ease here with the large windows create a feeling of a vast open space of freedom and openness by. the inside is flooded with light it has beautiful proportions all of this creates a distinct feeling. that's why i ask you how you felt earlier when visitors come they tend to just feel good i mean this was a master at creating well proportioned spaces. better what is the house used for today i see some pictures on the wall is it a gallery space. yes it's mainly used to exhibit modern art buildings like this by muse funder or are grand and create spaces where so much can happen here it can be transformed with each exhibition. the whole think of a moment and also look for. and we deliberately look for people who fit the building and match muse uniqu

in the meantime, we still believe the tech companies, because of their cash, cash divided by debt, their liquidity ratios, that they are still a very attractive part of the market. we continue to like them going forward here. amanda: you talk about being late in the cycle but you are not calling an end to the cycle. give us a sense of how you are positioning clients around defensive stocks versus still looking at those cyclic the sensitive names. paul: your cyclical stocks should do well as the economy recovers, growth momentum, we think it will later this year. but the cyclical stocks also include what we would consider higher-quality stocks. referring to liquidity in terms of debt, liquidity versus debt. that is a key measure that the cyclical stocks also have in common. in terms of quality, being more neutral and possibly defensive, those cyclicals could help you there, too. amanda: quickly, where are you on emerging markets? i think you like them. paul: most favorable, anticipating strong earnings growth this year. trade is an issue for emerging markets. if we get any sort of resolut