i don't think yasser their next emperor nari there he'd only have a dollar. and that is actually. kind of makes bargain a conversation. about women's place in yeah not just in the monarchy but winds place in society in japan let me give you an illustration of this this is something this is the family tree here japan's emperor akihito abdicates so you see his parents then you see the former emperor the former empress let me show you the line of succession succession excuse me of emperor to be in our he took his wife so here is number one except session number two he's younger brother number three. his younger brother's son so that will be a cow and empathy a new empress nephew missing out completely his first born princess i go this is problematic this is a conversation that is being having suck up how is that conversation going. well when chris the psycho was born there was a bit of it about whether women should be able to succeed drowned because at that point then emperor akihito didn't have any grand as three grandsons so it looks very much like there was a going to be a male su

having to try to pass the virus on to your partner and if this this helps stigma if you know that people nari that if you're on the drugs and i can't receive the virus then then that helps to reduce stigma and that's what these study authors are so this sounds so simple why can't we just give everyone with hiv the proper treatment what's still standing in the way so are they there are these social issues like stigma and like discrimination but there are also very practical reasons too about access to testing and treatment it's estimated that older people with hiv only fifty nine percent of them have access to treatment and so i guess what these findings show is that it's time to to put things into gear so that everyone with the virus can can receive the treatment absolutely gerri at a reporter for us on this story thank you so much. one of the biggest storms in memory has left several people dead in india and bangladesh cyclon funny smashed into india's east coast with winds blowing at more than two hundred kilometers an hour it then moves north to bangladesh where people have been warned to

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but -- >> seth: now it's like, yeah, nary a road bump. [ laughter ] >> it's nothing. it's a blip. >> seth: it's a blip. and you -- >> good times. good times. >> seth: sometimes i think, because i talk about politics, people think i want to be a politician. >> yeah. >> seth: i assume that might happen to you as well. and people say, "hey, you should run for office." do you ever entertain that thought? >> no, i do not. >> seth: yeah. >> but i have been asked. >> seth: yeah. >> and i do not have the skill set. >> seth: yeah. but see, you do. now, we've established you do. >> well, yeah. [ laughter ] fred does too. anybody does. >> seth: fred does, yeah. i mean, if fred can. [ laughter and applause ] >> right? yeah. [ cheers and applause ] but i -- i'm not going to do that. >> seth: okay, good. we're about to say good-bye, but i'm gonna invite charlie. will you come sit down, because i feel like i'm like, hazing charlie making him stand over there. so just kind of take a seat. >> why not, why not. [ cheers and applause ] >> i can't get over this. look at him. >> seth: loo

but -- >> seth: now it's like, yeah, nary a road bump.ht [ la ] >> it's nothing. it's a blip. >> seth: it's a blip. and you -- >> good times. good times. >> seth: sometimes i think, because i talk about politics, people think i want to be politician. >> yeah. >> seth: i assume that might happen to you as well. and people say, "hey, you should run for office." do you ever entertain that thought? d >> no,not. >> seth: yeah. been asked.v >> seth: yeah. >> and i do not have the skill set. >> seth: yeah. but see, you do. now, we've established you do. >> well, yeah. [ laughter ] fred does too. anybody does. >> seth: fred does, yeah. i mean, if fred can. [ laughter and applause ] >> right? yeah. [ cheers and applause ] but i -- i'm not going to do that. >> seth: okay, good. we're about to say good-bye, bue i'm gonna inviharlie. will you come sit down, because i feel like i'm like, hazing charlie making him stand over there. soust kind of take a seat. >> why not, why not. [ cheers and applause ] >> i can't get over this. look at him. >> seth: look at us. this will be a l

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name is james ward and i neve found a boring conference a one day celebration of the mundane people nary a p.s. and there phillips the theme is boring but the content should be focused incorporate for example rachel really is fascinated by the greenwich time signal. mike bates has a passion for postcards of nearby battersea park. joyce smith explains how she started collecting books certificates. and that. the conference is so down so who are these people and why are they wasting their weekend here. what's the big attraction here. being bored of listening to people talking about things that they care way way to the play about i'm a nerd i enjoy science i enjoy competing and things like that trivial monday my straight the most boring thing is the lunch break that's quite which is you thankfully over james to cherington likes to walk in straight lines for his film underfoot he paused once a minute to take a 5 2nd shot off the ground. things are beginning to take her child. lizzie austin's paper on the smell of laundry is accompanied by a video of a washing machine cycle. and live and dump

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i should really be wearing a bright yellow ca nary i should really be wearing a bright yellow canary shirt and maybe a hat as well. this is a moment where you see royal —ism on show. there are a mix of people. there are a lot of people who have come here on their own initiative. it is very hard. 100 fahrenheit. terrible for the soldiers, they are marching with the king. there is a procession about half a kilometre long. and the king is being carried by 16 soldiers. it is being carried by 16 soldiers. it is so hot and they are wearing stiff uniforms. they have to change over every 500 metres. the people here have been waiting for at least two 01’ have been waiting for at least two or three hours. there is very little shade around. we expect the procession to come up here and town that avenues error. this is the first chance that the thai people get to see their newly crowned king. it isa get to see their newly crowned king. it is a very ritualized ceremony which is invested here with enormous traditional and spiritual power. he isa traditional and spiritual power. he is a full kin

been a court challenges over property ownership and who has the rights to the party's name john isa nary lost last year's presidential election to him or so when i was but the results show the opposition has significant support many challenges await opposition leaders who will be elected at this congress those challenges include managing internal divisions and come up with alternative economic policies to convince voters before the next general election in 4 years time. al-jazeera zimbabwe. sudan's military chief as a neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president i'll bashir. held talks with the gyptian president arafat's l.c.c. the meeting has been closely watched by protest groups who reject any interference by egypt protest leaders in sudan have called for a general strike this week in a bid to force the military to hand over power to civilians. politicians from india's governing alliance led by the hindu nationalist b j p have reluctant to render modi as their leader and rubber stamps his 2nd 5 year term as prime minister after a landslide electio

. >> when you say irgc you are talking about the revolution nary guard. exactly. it's recently designated as they. farther there is an organize that conducts their covert action. that group is responsible for a lot of the actions out there. what the audience should understand is that 60% of the iranian population is under the age of 30. the youth would like change. they would like better relationships with the west. they would like to be connected with us. iran could be one of our biggest alleys in the entire region. you have these hard liners at the top that are of the minority but hold so much power and hell bent on instilling the principals of the revolution. >> brett, i have to go. >> i'm finally glad something is being done. they have been at war with us for years now. >> brett, thank you very much. >>> the liberal media is scrambling to defend it's past praise of disgraced trump attorney michael avenatti. socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez is trying to connect a d.c. tornado watch or warning to climate change and one meteorologist is calling her out for it.

protection such as tax insurance and child custody benefits this follows years of debate in taiwan over nary equality. since there was a presence of actually when i started to learn about myself meaning the time when i came out i never thought that i could get married in taiwan i thought this would not happen in my time i knew that they would come in taiwan but never thought it would be when i am still young but maybe when i would be 50 or 60 years old you know. what is wrong with being the 1st in asia who knows maybe this will be a source of pride when looking back on history in the future and not at all a shameful thing. a u.s. challenge has been hearing a challenge to president tom's declaration of a national emergency to fund his border war with mexico a group of states and advocacy organizations are seeking an injunction in february and congress approved more than a $1000000000.00 in funding his demand of nearly $6000000000.00 then transferred funds from other government programs to make up the shortfall let's get more on this now from rob reynolds he is in san diego just north of the b

. >> nary a delay to be felt. i empathize with everyone who has to come back over the cursed bay bridge on a holiday like this. a long, slow slog over the bay today. look good-looking picture from our picture. there are lingering clouds, but it's not rainingnywhere in the news4 nation right now. rain chances are delightful ft.y low. could rule out an isolated shower. that's. it most of us will be unaffect ed by rain. 67 in moirnsburg. 7 -- marinetinsburg. 73. comfortable f your memorial day. there's a chance of a stray shower during the middle of the afternoon. even if you do get hit by a shower, it's probabonly going to last a couple minute and the severe weather transs are delightfully low. today's high will be g85 dees. any chances for severe weather today are well up to our north and west. that little chance for stronger storms comes back tomorrow and wednesday. more about that in a few. for now, the news continues. >> all right. thank you so much. >>> happening today, of course millions of americans going to

are protected under the california journalist shield law are also rights of the public to know what nary government is up to. >> someone may have broken department policy in releasing the report. but i'm aware of any law that would create a criminal violation for the release of the police report. >>> his attorney will file his motion to squash the search warrants and get his possessions back. san francisco mayor london breed said i believe someone from within the department needs to be held accountable for the release of this information and the police need to continue that internal investigation using legalnd an appropriate means. >>> community members and family members of men who have been killed by vallejo police took charge last night. they want the feds to step in and investigation the department's use of deadly force. the meeting had to be shut down temporarily as they took their complaints straight to city hall. >> we're here today standing, demanding that something be done. >> advocates and attorneys were flagged by families and friends by those affected by officer- involved sho

narying that with policy proposals and's a strong game in iowa. how she's looking to position herself in the race and hopefully do very well in iowa. >> lana, talking policy here. have you seen any policy proposals from a democratic candidate so far that might appeal to trump voters? >> well, you know, the interesting one, craig, that a lot of people talk about is this freedom dividend that andrew yang has been out there campaigning on. sort of universal bake income notion. i think a lot of people across the political spectrum thought that to be an interesting idea. you might contrast that, for example, with some of elizabeth warren's policy proposals, which, for example, free college, forgiveness of college debt. a very, very high taxes on people who have done well. some of that may be effective in a nor populist sense but obviously less appealing to republicans. for these candidates right now, craig, the focus i think really is on coming up with policies that will appeal to the progressive base. remember, this is a primary election. a primary el

according to a really nary report, the vehicle did not detect the driver's hands on the steering wheel intersection seconds before the crash. they are saying the driver assist or autopilot software is to blame. >>> william barr was before the committee today. lindsey graham focused on the origins of the investigation. testimony comes as the justice department released this letter from special counsel robert mueller to attorney general barr. mueller said barr's march 24th summary of the special council's report created public confusion on the investigations results. >>> security is high as mayday protests continue across the word from the bay area to the east coast and several cities across the word. they want better working conditions and higher wages and better measures for harassment and more. >>> a student shot six people killing two and injuring four others. a short time ago, police say the gunman intentionally chose that campus building, but did not target specific victims. here is more on the latest mass shooting. >> this is the worst day in the history of unc charlotte. we have

. >>> in a couple hours from now, the defense lawyers will get nary chance to address the jury hearing the case. pros cue tors laid out they're case in opening statements yesterday reading the names and showing the photos of all 36 people who died in that fire. it happened more than two years ago. they each are facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. prosecutors told the jury they did not have fire alarms or fire extinguishers and it was packed with materials that could easily burn. a lawyer for max harris said they never figured out how the fire started and he will introduce new information about that. >>> we have overwhelming evidence from multiple witnesses that this was an arson fire and the prosecution is saying that there wasn't enough time, notice or exits for people to loaf and that is what the arsonist intended. >> the defense attorney is due to give his opening statement this morning. >>> ktvu's henry lee will be there in the courtroom today and everyday of this trial. he will push out updates on social media and on ktvu.com. >>> today by the way will be the final day o

also the naries and government, with figueroa. off, o finish this story there is one family that's sort family, and odel this is a book about them. the father of it all. patriarch. power and patriarchy. it sounds angry but big mentally, and the picture, this is like, a type of parental responsibility. rental responsibility. even though figueroa doesn't seem to be a very happy person actually trying to help human flourishing. it was at his house there was the marriage. that's where the marriage fun story, the you're going to meet his this er for next class in book here, this is -- she wedding n dana's ceremony. she's also not that happy. this is her older sister, heresa, who you're also going to read, theresa, and this women, these son-in-law, these group of people get together, this is the son-in-law who gets married 10 years before the marriage that read about in dana. hartnell came to california, as a teenager he had germany to go to school. a real good education in germany. comes to south america and when 22 years old he comes

. >> nary a delay to be felt. i empathize with everyone who has to come back over the cursed bay bridge on a holiday like this. a long, slow slog over the bay today. look good-looking picture from our picture. there are lingering clouds, but it's not rainingnywhere in the news4 nation right now. rain chances are delightful ft.y low. could rule out an isolated shower. that's. it most of us will be unaffect ed by rain. 67 in moirnsburg. 7 -- marinetinsburg.

one vet nary clinic talked to us yesterday about offering their services to help out in this situation. they were told originally on the manifest for this flight there were supposed to be four pets registered to be on board. we are unsure if those -- if all four actually boarded or perhaps more boarded later on. but on record, there were supposed to be four there and authorities, right now, have not been able to identify any animals there. >> wow. all right. natasha chen, we appreciate it. >> thanks, natasha. >>> still to come, smoke is hovering over gaza city after dozens of retaliatory air strikes gaered carried out by israeli defense forces. we have a live report coming up. n spf carried out by israeli defense forces. we have a live report coming up. but what i love about olay regenerist whip with spf 25 is that it's lightweight, it's barely there. and then i can put makeup on over it if i want or if i'm not working, you know, just roll. it's perfect for me. i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything. the latest inisn't just a store.ty it's a save more with a new kind of w

today, but that would require further action, but if that were to happen it, would have and inflation nary impact particularly over consumer goods which are predominantly coming from china. connell: right. we know. we buy so many of them. from the company's point of view, when they tell you they're worried it seems to me talking to some different people on this, you can work something out on tariff rates but these other thorny issues, intellectual property, access to markets, those types of things, are much larger sticking points. so are you optimistic we can actually get through on those issues and come to sort of an agreement? or did we get ahead of ourselves and overly optimistic here? >> connell, you put your finger on the most difficult problem. those are the so-called structural issues about a level playing feel in china for american companies. i am confident that a agreement is within reach within the near term. connell: where the chinese will change their laws? that seems to be the dispute edward was talking about, u.s. said you're going back on this, retrading melissa referred to,

colectivo leader nari mendez agrees to an interview but only if we do it live on air. mendez says he's been shot five times in confrontations and will take up arms if the united states tries to intervene militarily in venezuela. "the revolution is going forward," he tells me. "if these people try to step foot on venezuelan soil what there will be here is a lot of lead for them. i'm not afraid of the bringos." but according to venezuela's opposition, the colectivos' main target these days is not foreign adversaries but their political rivals inside venezuela. opposition member julio cesar reyes says on three occasions colectivos have come to his house into timid him. "they come without uniforms," he told me, "carrying weapons of war. their faces are covered and they break down your door. they aimed a gun at me in front of my kids." maduro has calmed on the colectivos to defend his socialist revolution and says they are patriots. u.s. officials call them domestic terrorists. the group started doing social work in venezuela's poorest slums decades ago. then hugo chavez to

weather has been more benign so we should see a relatively good sales performance but next -- talking naries, we are likely to see online sales good and store sales probably down again, even in the benign atmosphere. with: charles, we will see the numbers are in minutes. charles allen, senior allen west for bloomberg intelligence -- st for bloomberg intelligence. what is the plan b for sainsbury's as its deal fell apart? we are at spec -- expecting a profit number. kevin has the answer. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: good morning from dubai. this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe. these are your top stories. stocks shed $100 billion but the upbeat forecast lists -- lifts apple in late trade. markets across asia and europe are shut for mayday holiday. calling for a cut, president trump once again pushes for drastic action from the fed to boost to the economy ahead of the fomc. ready to walk. the u.s. ramps up pressure to reach a trade deal in the next two weeks. warning the white house is prepared to abandon negotiations. were welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." innsbury's delivers a beat th

and to see a precipitous decline of the parties in india at this point have nary a foothold they have been badly hurt those who supported the left to move to bjp to combat that energy. so i will end here if i might with some questions of a political analyst and many of us very few predicted a victory of this magnitude so what about something of this size? but there are a couple of questions so what role do different conceptions play? to talk about the idea to be discredited and are we in a new place nationalism is essentially the dominant ideology. and there is a different idea and those who disagree directly with the fact that a large swath of the country which previously did not identify with that ideology can be converted and the second is that the issues that are shaping partisan attachments or is it the other way around? those that filter everything through the affinity of bjp or with prime minister modi? how big are the campaign affects we are not very good at quantifying these that happened in the campaign so with this kind of historic verdict we are still struggling whether mo

that's a co ro nary have the wrong man. that's a coronary for a senior minister to be in that position, and the prior minister — they say there is an error ofjudgement and minister — they say there is an error of judgement and incompatible. but this was basically saying that eve ryo ne but this was basically saying that everyone else cooperated, you were shifty, i present you with the evidence this afternoon and you didn't accept it. but that's amazing. what do we know if anything much about this investigation and the format take? it was extraordinary that mark said will required all the ministers to sign a letter to say that they had not leaked, and it is then reported that he wanted their telephones. he told them to give him their mobile phones. 0ne them to give him their mobile phones. one guesses — them to give him their mobile phones. 0ne guesses — whatever happened, it was probably not deliberate, but loose talk to somebody else, and somebody else talk to someone at the telegraph, and the telegraph, instead of

-- >> we do you know what is interesting democrats adam schiff everyone held promised extraordinary nary result going to jail goings to be impeached american people are more sympathetic to president trump he had two years of administration, similar occur based on investigation led to missouriing. >> what are we going to learn not sure a whole lot i guess dominated again by sort of side show, of a story, and look even if you don't think that what at the attorney general here did a was a fair summary of what happened, of course, we now have benefit of the whole enchilada i don't know what democrats expect i guess expected president to come out say you know as release as a result of the release of the four page summary boy i am sure relieved that i escaped by the hair of my chine chin chin, and of an act of contrition in front of american people i have news doesn't matter whether summary or full report, the fact is is that the department of justice did not bring charges that is exoneration vindication in his mind get over it. >> i totally agree we've got the adp numbers next. this is the co

james ward and i need a founder of the pouring conference a one day celebration of the mundane people nary a p.s. and the overlooked the theme is boring but the content should be focused incorporate for example right sure weili is fascinated by the greenwich time signal . mike bates has a passion for postcards of nearby battersea park. joyce smith explains how she started collecting certificates. and then. the conference is sold out so who are these people and why are they wasting their weekend here. what's the big attraction here. being bored of listening to people talking about things that they care way way to the play about a minute i enjoy science i enjoy competing and things like that trivial the monday is one of my straight the most boring thing is the lunch break that's quite which is you thankfully over james to cherington likes to walk in straight lines for his film underfoot he paused once a minute to take a 5 2nd shot off the ground. things are beginning to take. lizzie austin's paper on the smell of laundry is accompanied by a video of a washing machine cycle. and live and dump