the other, . bund yields down by three basis points. 1.h the pound at 42. increase the argument to leave the eu. the pound or reacting clearly. i want to go to london and bringing guy johnson. bring us up to speed on events as they unfold. a lot of news. started before the market opened. we saw the attacks taking place at the airport to the northeast of brussels. two bombs going off. we have seen the pictures coming out of the departures lounge at the airport. the second attack took place in the metro. the metro then shut down. all transport nodes in and out of brussels being shut down. going to catch people s attention is the metro station attack. from theards away european commission, the european council. you get onto the main road and you want down 200 yards and you are at where this attack took place. this is right at the heart of europe. david: give us a sense of the timing. we know the two bombs that went off for about 8:00 a.m. local time. when were the attacks in th
[laughter] it is tempting in a situation like this to draw on the everyday because it is so easy and he is so out there, and the rest of the media concentrates on him so much. and it is fun, and people like it. but, and this is my experience with little political campaigns over the years. day, it seems timely and great and perfect for today, but you get to the end of the year and you realize the 240 pieces you have drawn, about a third were on a horse race that had a shelf life of three days. everyone in the field does that on that day, your work is just not that great and you get to the end of the year and realize aboutd not draw anything world population, not educating oceans, oruting the whatever your favorite topics are. it can be a distraction. how many people here like cartoons about donald trump? people react to them. said, i have a very local audience. it is broader than just philadelphia. i am supposed to be doing local cartoons, because one thing about cartoonis
it is not funny. what do you do with that? joel: first of all, i think cartoonists made the same mistake. we are not prognosticators. to think he was a buffoon, thinking he would be next gone and next week or next fall. okay, in four years. [laughter] it is tempting in a situation like this to draw on the everyday because it is so easy and he is so out there, and the rest of the media concentrates on him so much. and it is fun, and people like it. but, and this is my experience with political campaigns in general over 30 years. day to day, it seems timely and great and perfect for today, but you get to the end of the year and you realize the 240 pieces ou john,, you have drawn, if everybody on the field does that that day, your whole body of work is not that great. you get to the end of the year and realize you did not draw anything about world population, not educating girls, polluting the oceans, or whatever your favorite topics are. it can be a distraction. how many
middle of it. john: there was somebody else working from google on that? matthew weaver? mikey: i think he is in san francisco. john: they get to pick their own job piles. [laughter] anyway, matthew s handle within the v.a. is rogue leader. if you are a star wars fan, you will understand. go ahead. mikey: he has been a big part of the v.a. effort. the short version of dhs is the process by which you enter the united states on either in immigrant visa or not immigrant visa. either way, particularly for those trying to become american citizens, the process is incredibly difficult. it involves interacting with a lot of different bureaus of the u.s. government, all of whom have acted like they have never heard of each other before when you interact with them. you get something from one place and you physically carry it to the next government office when you give it to them. sometimes you have to carry a package of papers in a sealed bag you are not allowed to open. it is like t
correspondent jonathan karl. good morning. and thank you for joining us here on this easter sunday. pope francis has just celebrated easter mass with millions of christians in st. peter s square. it s been a week marked by historic firsts. new political lows. and yet another terrorist attack in europe. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack that killed 28 civilians and injured 340. this morning, the manhunt for the terrorists behind the attack continues. as europe braces for the possibility of carnage. we ll have more on that later in the program. on the threat to europe and the u.s. and this week, air force one touched down in cuba for the very first time. as president obama became the first president to visit the island since calvin coolidge. and here at home, it was another wild week in the race for the white house. the republican campaign devolving into insults an innuendo between donald trump and ted cruz. donald trump will join us in a moment. but first, a