i'm david muir. >> deborah: and i'm deborah roberts.e biggest outside asia, and the black joy parade that will have people dancing in the streets. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the black joy parade is on sunday, but first up is the chinese new year parade in san francisco. up to a million people are expected to attend tomorrow night. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns has a look at the last minute preparations, as well as a special event tonight in chinatown down at san francisco's pier 54. >> last minute preparations are underway for the past several weeks, stephanie a

here's abc's deborah roberts. >> deborah: so there's the wendy you knew -- >> how you doing?ou doing? hi! >> deborah: and there's the wendy we're going to see in this documentary. >> my real name is wendy hunter. >> deborah: it's not a very pretty sight. >> it's not. >> deborah: to see her go from that to that, for you as somebody who looked up to her, what's that like for you? >> hard. i think that people are going to see this documentary, and it's going to be a departure from the wendy that everybody has known. >> deborah: alex phinney, the niece and goddaughter of talk show icon wendy williams, speaking out about her aunt's private struggle. >> i feel like i've been living in this secret bubble for a very long time. >> deborah: most people know wendy as the larger than life self-proclaimed queen of all media, host of her namesake daytime talk show, "the wendy williams show." no celebrity off limits during her scorch are scorching hot topics. >> mariah, i don't know who you think you're fooling with this one. >> deborah: but a new lifetime documentary, "where is wendy willi

deborah elms head of trade policy at the heinrich foundation.et back to that breaking news that we had a few minutes ago. bloomberg has learned jack ma's ant group has outbid citadel for credit suisse's venture in china. let's get more from lulu chen. we know that pre-everything, and wanted to build a security business. is this where it is coming from? it is quite a surprise. lulu: bloomberg has learned that jack ma-backed ant group has outbid citadel securities in bidding for the credit suisse investment banking venture in china. this really creates a dilemma for ubs, currently the owner of that unit. because regulators are preferring a foreign buyer of that unit when that license was created for credit suisse it was intended to attract more global players. yet right now citadel securities is the only global player that has actually submitted a bid and it is in the lower range of 1.5 to 2 billion yuan, way lower than the valuation credit suisse previously put on the unit. so it is possible that their local partner, founder securities, might rej

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with funding from barnet council, mums natalie and deborah also raised money to get this project offund. and deborah knows just how hard it is to find these kinds of places for young people like her son zack. to be sitting here now with it existing, and i can now when i'm thinking at the weekends, what am i going to do with him? i can come to the park here, that's a joy. and to see other people in the same way, happily coming in, children of all abilities playing together, it's a marvellous thing and sadly this shouldn't be a marvellous thing. thisjust should be. for winnie, it opens up a whole new world. we could get winnie's mainstream kindergarten friends and her disability playgroup friends all together and have them all play here for a birthday party for her and no problems. it's playgrounds like this the government wants to see more of. it really will matter in disabled people's daily lives, but it's one pillar of a huge body of work which will make sure this country is the best place to be a disabled person. here in hertfordshire, the purple all stars are practising their next

plays a really pretty sure by lena horn and jazz artist we have deborah cox and get the very, very fairs talent a wonderful man named wayne grady our the wiz and a lot of you have the square crow and making placing the line and others and so in first and the list goes on and on. >> if you are is fan of the let's see - coachella or lemonade a around the world well, you're a big fan of the co-sponsor graphic we have xhooikt choreographing the the wiz (clapping.) if you are a fan of the black panther and looking at this and we are pleased to know we're the first having a black history month to win an award for this; right? the first african-american woman to win a oscar she's designed the set of the wiz we have here and say ray arrest drama girls or jingle a worker was sharon davis designed all the costumes in the the wiz we can't wait to come to san francisco thank you for your opening your hearts and minds and bringing people to the theater presidio is a show about families and about friends. it is about finding your place in the world and about being something like that you are welcomed

deborah dacumos seat 2. john reissenweber for seat 3. jason chittavong, seat 4. hanley chan, seat 5. prince kelly jordan, seat 6. james boatman, seat 7 and darya kutovaya for seat 8. my apologies if i mispronounce any names. on that motion, vice chair walton, aye. supervisor safai absent. ronan aye. the motion passes without objection for supervisor safai absent. >> motion passes. thanks again so much to everyone. thank you. mr. clerk, can you please read item 3? ordinance amending the administrative code to clarify the controller's audit and monitoring responsibilities with respect to nonprofit organizations contracting with the city; directing the controller to establish measurable performance goals for contracts with nonprofit organizations; directing the controller to periodically review and, as necessary, revise policies regarding contractors' compliance with city requirements; and requiring the controller to perform an annual review of departments' compliance with policies for auditing and monitoring nonprofit organizations. >> thank you so much. i believe-

sonali: deborah, double down. how do you navigate?here do you buy or sell to position for that reality? >> you have to look at the time frame. if you are looking at true cash, things from an operating basis, that stays in short-term securities and money market funds. that stays in liquid available funds on a given day without support risk associated with them. if you are talking about something from a strategic or core cash pay basis, that will likely not be needed until maybe the end of this year, the second half at some point or into 2025, then i think you are safe navigating out into the next aspects of the curb. whether it is ultrashort, 1-2 your type of space. i would not do it with cash that you are worried about from a prince will perspective over the next couple of months. sonali: when you think about how shocking and conflicting some of the data has been, just how strong jobs have been today alone in its report, do you reposition to capitalize on the direction of travel as market expectations change? >> so, i think that any g

this is not the 1st time deborah lola has hard to see from her home. she lived in a village that was taken over by empty 3 fives in november. then she went to the town of psychic, in the east and comedies providence of north cable, where she thought she was safe. husband was killed a week ago, doing violence between government forces and the fighters in the area. a bomb had to stay at home. so now leaving rough and then nearby come with the displaced, she says there's no one to protect them here. the political party, i went to the forest to look for food for my children. a few days ago, i met bandits who took my supplies and they reached me to healy. everyone from socket is solitary as a company that was already over crowded. 1.5000000 have been displaced since this latest round of conflict 2 years ago. a week ago this com was not one more people are coming from south kit as they are building. this is a state they have nowhere else to go that there is antoinette booking. and she says that she has been sleeping out in the cold, making the i guess we are

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. >> deborah: i'm deborah roberts. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. and let's take a live look outside this friday night. we are expecting this picture to change in just a matter of hours. back to back storms are expected to hit the bay area over the weekend. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. some areas are going to see a lot of rain from these storms with the firstrillionound arriving tomorrow. >> meteorologist andy patel is tracking it for us tonight. sandy. yeah. >> and dan. and consider this the lull before the storms hit. let's check out live doppler seven. we've already seen a few hundredths of an inch of rain in right now. kentfield picking up four hundredths. novato 100th of an inch tonight. san rosa a trace amount. you take a look at live doppler seven and you will see not one but two storms. there both level two's on our storm impact scale. and as we time it out while you're sleeping, the rain moves in at 4 a.m. as we head towards 9 a.m, rainfall begins to pick up in intensity and coverage by noontime,

deborah, is there a risk of response from hezbollah?rter: norah, it is unlikely that the land will choose to respond directly against the u.s., but one possibility would be through its proxy armed group hezbollah, which is these days based in lebanon, right on that israeli border. the israeli military has been trading fire with hezbollah fighters since the hamas attack on october 7th and increasingly, there has been a lot of saber rattling. israeli troops are on the ready in the north, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu has threatened to turn beirut into gaza, while hezbollah's leader, hassan mistral outcome has warned that if israel wages war against them, it will be very costly. hezbollah has an arsenal of over 150,000 missiles, which according to israeli analysts, are five times larger and far more accurate than what hamas uses in gaza, norah? >> norah: debora patta, thank you. for more context and reporting, let's bring in cbs's margaret brennan, our chief foreign affairs correspondent. margaret, the president has made clear, he

with funding from barnet council, mums natalie and deborah also raised money to get this project offs for young people like her son zac. to will be sitting here now, with it existing, and i can come now. when i am thinking at the weekends, "what am i going to do with him?", i can come to the park here. it's a joy, and to see other people in the same way, happily coming in, children of all abilities playing together, its a marvellous thing. sadly this shouldn't be a marvellous thing, this should just be. for winnie, it opens up a whole new world. we could get winnie's mainstream kindergarten friends and her disability play group friends all together, and have them all play here for a birthday party for her, and no problems. it's playgrounds like this that the government wants to see more of in today's disability action plan. it really will matter in disabled people's daily lives, but it is one pillar of a huge body of work which will make sure this country is the best place to be a disabled person. here, in hertfordshire, the purple all stars are practising their next routine. this gr

one of his celebrity dance partners, deborah meaden, tonight said he lit up a room with his fun, energylizo mzimba looks back at his life. the former dance champion joined the strictly family in 2010. robin windsor. applause. and together with his first dance partner, patsy kensit, he salsa'd and samba'd his way into the hearts of millions of viewers. # her name was lola # she was a showgirl...# taking part in strictly, to me, is the bestjob in the world. there are two things that i love to do, and they are perform and to teach. and i think this is the onlyjob in the world where i actually get to do both of the things i love at the same time. over the next three years, he was partnered with former eastenders star anita dobson. # bring me sunshine... emmerdale actress lisa riley, who he reached the semifinal with. # all the while # in this world...# # money, money, money...# and dragons' den star deborah meaden. members of the strictlyjudging panel, past and present, have been paying tribute. craig revel horwood said, "he was one of the kindest, gentle, honest, funny and caring people i'

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and dragons den star deborah meaden.and present, have been paying tribute. craig revel horwood said he was one of the kindest, gentle, honest, funny and caring people i've had the pleasure of knowing and working with. bruno tonioli said, it was a pleasure working with robin for many years at strictly. so professional, easygoing, a really good person. and speaking earlier on morning live, arlene phillips also shared her memories of him. he was sweet and kind and there was something so lovely about him. passionate, driven. and i am devastated. he'll be very, very, very, very much missed. his cause of death hasn't been confirmed, but millions have been remembering a man whose talent was admired by so many. robin windsor, who has died at the age of 44. the uk's competition watchdog has launched a probe into baby milk after it found that formula prices have soared by 25% in the past two years. it says parents could be paying over £500 more than they need to in the first year of a baby's life. just two companies, danone and ne

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with funding from barnet council, mums natalie and deborah also raised money to get this project offlaces for young people like her son zack. to be sitting here now with it existing, and i can now when i'm thinking at the weekends, what am i going to do with him? i can come to the park here, that's a joy. and to see other people in the same way, happily coming in, children of all abilities playing together, it's a marvellous thing and sadly this shouldn't be a marvellous thing. thisjust should be. for winnie, it opens up a whole new world. we could get winnie's mainstream kindergarten friends and her disability playgroup friends all together and have them all play here for a birthday party for her and no problems. it's playgrounds like this the government wants to see more of. it really will matter in disabled people's daily lives, but it's one pillar of a huge body of work which will make sure this country is the best place to be a disabled person. here in hertfordshire, the purple all stars are practising their next routine. this group of people with learning disabilities are passi

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never joins us now. -- deborah joins us now.is is a stock specific story rather than an industry story when you look at these numbers this morning? >> i do. in one way. it always has been the case for hermes. the 21% roast rate on the back of the euro growth rate that it achieved. the way that it has built in its earnings numbers and the way it is focusing on that growth with new production facilities and staff. the biggest risk is it is diluted over the midterm. we see that continuing. there are companies, if we look from the beginning of the year, we have anywhere from 10% to 20% share price performance positive up to the tapestries, the owner of coach who did fairly well. it's the u.s. you look at what's happening, doing very well in the u.s. and that is counterbalancing what is happening at the moment in china. >> you talked about how polarized this luxury market is at the moment. can we talk about pricing power? we could have price hikes of a percent to 9% on average in 2024. who else has that pricing power? >> he said that

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after her leg had been amputated, the doctors told her that she had also lost her 2 sons, a teeth and deborah, who were only 2 and 4 years old. i understand that my children were a durable hm. but we used to play a lot together, but now god has taken them from me and i leave it to gone to judge the government to pick it up. i don't blame god and i'm going to take a took a one hour. she says the bomb dropped on a house came from the sudanese arlington coffee into 2 older children, managed to flee here to the new by mountains and even with hardly anything to eat and a long way to the closest or to hear the safe say from daily strikes, selling and gunfire. a brutal power struggle is playing out in africa's the largest country between army chief and defective president up there. so i bought on on the one hand and his former deputy and leader of the parent ministry rapid support forces. mohammed comes on douglas known as and may be on the other the they have been fighting constant case since april last year. neither side wanting to get in. so far, all international attendance, mediation for a ceas

atlanta counsel and cochaired by former secretary of defense mark esper and former air force secretary deborah lee james. a seminole report that came out -- seminal report that came out two weeks ago on looking at how we can improve leveraging commercial capability and innovation. three different aspects of urgent priorities to enhance strategic deterrence. let me turned it andy to kick it off. andrew: it works. good morning everyone. great to be here. thanks for the intro. leonor -- i will talk about a program that i have been engaged in. the inspiration for this. my manager john scott, theoretical design, is the real lead for dsri. unprivileged have the opportunity to work on the policy and strategy site at the technical side for this. leonor thanked the panel for being resilient when responding to changes. the real person who should be thanked and her acknowledgment -- her resilience acknowledged is nancy berlin. where is nancy? [applause] scrambling this morning to make it with general cotton's prompt to make all this work this morning for everybody. her first email came through at 5:43. i

and deborah's make the toxic. it goes, we can see it is being forced to leave his roots. in the interim, we'll have to live somewhere, my 1st preferences west molly as our most people. and then if we can't, and we need to consider other options when moving off island is not option. now we're going to leave siena condone the economy, probably the main to risk area in the west coast of the china, where he doesn't know how long he and his family will be allowed to stay. some fight. survivors have been moved up to a times. nobody knows when the red cross who runs the sheltering program will tell you that you have to leave. so i never want to answer the phone if you're not on my contacts. yeah, it could be a telephone call saying you need to get out. you know, so there is that hesitancy or coming back to your room with a notice on your door saying you have 48 hours to leave. right? i've seen that happen. the talk alone, that has to be not they who walk i up to. now. she loves the house of 4 generations . her husband was born and raised in a hina and works here. she is a store

sorry, deborah is one of her son is an environmental attorney from bangladesh. shift. i'm taking the ship, bringing yards to court since 2003. as a result, there's been several rulings trying to enforce labor and environmental standards. what has happened is, on paper, it now looks much cremaster, but things have not improved. in reality, the standards may be better, but according to a song, there's also no legal requirement for national agencies to monitor if the rules are actually being met. for example, to check if the paperwork listing would hazardous materials or in a vessel was forged. the government has and pointed some safety agents there in most cases relate tubes of the she breakfast and they do not have the technical expertise. sylvia nash investment enters based on the funds document. there is no legal obligation on the national level of safety agents to dig deeper into issues. there is no denying the bangladesh has a problem with poor governance on this issue. but what many experts stress is that this poor governance is also fueled by massive demand from f

atlanta counsel and cochaired by former secretary of defense mark esper and former air force secretary deborah lee james. a seminole report that came out -- seminal report that came out two weeks ago on looking at how we can improve leveraging commercial capability and innovation. three different aspects of urgent priorities to enhance strategic deterrence. let me turned it andy to kick it off. andrew: it works. good morning everyone. great to be here. thanks for the intro. leonor -- i will talk about a program that i have been engaged in. the inspiration for this. my manager johnretical design, l lead for dsri. unprivilegrtunity to work on the policy and strategy site at the technical side for this. leonor thanked the panel for being resilient when responding to changes. the real person who should be thanked and her acknowledgment -- her resilience acknowledged is nancy berlin. where is nancy? [applause] scrambling this morning to make it with general cotton's prompt to make all this work this morning for everybody. her first email came through at 5:43. i did not see it at 5:43. i saw before

. # money, money, money #. ..and dragons' den star deborah meaden.morning britain presenter susanna reid, who danced with him on a children in need strictly special, paid tribute on this morning's show. he was an extraordinary person, and i'm sorry if you're waking up to that this morning and are as devastated about that as we are. and we send all of our love to robin's family. just one of the many paying tribute to a remarkable performer. let's speak to erin boag former strictly star — she worked with robin on the show from 2010 until he left in 2013. we saw some of his performances, the energy and smile, and we had a sense of what he was like on the dance floor, so what was he like off? the same as on — floor, so what was he like off? the same as on it. _ floor, so what was he like off? tue: same as on it, really, floor, so what was he like off? tte: same as on it, really, he was a huge talent and he was so kind and friendly to everybody. everybody loved being around him. he was like a big sparkle, really. as he said, he loved to perform and dance

i'm david muir. >> deborah: i'm deborah roberts.a matter of hours. back to back storms are expected to hit the bay area over the weekend. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. some areas are going to see a lot of rain from these storms with the firstrillionound arriving tomorrow. >> meteorologist andy patel is tracking it for us tonight. sandy. yeah. >> and dan. and consider this the lull before the storms hit. let's check out live doppler seven. we've already seen a few hundre o

any worse, the west point cadets when you run into them in the airport, explained to them how you are deborah. thus jeopardizing the future of the democracy and you cannot do that. we have to stop. host: the presentation to the governors and the slides point to the portions of the country being pulled apart, what are the portions bringing them together. guest: clearly it is here at west point and education itself. i will give you two specific solutions. number one is education. the more that we know and the more knowledgeable we are the less likely we will be angry because the more likely we will understand and appreciate the other side, point number one. point number two, the communication that elected officials deliver should be, and this is something called the dignity index. so it was created by tim shriver and unite movement. we should reject communication that demonizes the other side. it is perfectly acceptable to disagree. in fact, there is nothing wrong with this agreement. we should embrace it. but how we disagree, do we simply think that you are wrong which is fine or do i think th

deborah, look, i know a lot of limits and even ment i don't know about that. there's still a, a, it was sent there and i'm gonna send like a video and which will be implemented to us in the they've come see them in the store. it, i've seen it other, it seemed to me i was able to see was yet, but i said it seemed to muskrat as english. i couldn't either see. i'm sure you see them. my impression of him when i 1st saw him in 2011 said he was young and he was healthy. and he was extraordinarily garage. the wooden feet was presented to court for the 1st time and t thrice, to stand up to talk to the judge. and she couldn't notice. stand up, you have a person that this is the right from the outset. doctors for assigned had express concern about, you know, the potential for the russian and, and suicide. but in particular, that psychological stress predisposes to cardiovascular consequences. heart attacks and strokes, no surprise that he actually did have a stroke. and it makes it a continuing matter of urgency that she moves in all the countries he could be thrown awa

deborah is here, boys now and you re caulk and daughter the moscow. they see the daisy visit was kind of what you do is night. there will be better. okay. who is the treasure stressor? this is the payment forced up the is that style boyce products? how much the hello. hello. i could buy that to sick. that must create that will guide you in the next case, you didn't t come sewage typed it in. the said i started per board said, can you just made it through the yeah, this is the bullet point. that's a very nice we can actually plug the i showed you the man is by the arching. can i see reviews, who deal with the what that to take to happen enough as to why do i have the right to to let me how do i suppose that right. the news is, um, well, i saw a guy who was interested in and he said that's a score of, of silly through me. yeah. gives me weekly. and i was like, that is finally adorable. do you want me to feel the same emotions? sure. i was real that and to be honest, it's only what they expect. that's how i imagine it is. and seeing like from how it was.

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deborah states the nuclear power plant crossing those are the damn the protection of the nuclear plants against waves of 6 meters maximum height the in a few minutes. the water fills all of the technical rooms, damaging the emergency generates is located in the underground placement. the 2 of the without an activity or monitoring indicate just don't know to use. nobody knows what is happening inside the reactors. the. the magnitude of the emergencies is not clear. tech goes top managers are going to promote in japanese nuclear technology in the news broadcast, plant televisions to contradictory to be true. i have to do something. i called the manager at the phone and the internet working everything for to reactivate electricity and the control panels. the plums direct my cell yoshi, to order the work is to extract the batteries from they cause incense, others to buy best choice in the nearest supermarket. the workers succeed in restoring the electrical power of the panels in the control room. but the internal pressure indicates that the reactance reveal the situation in on its gravity.

deborah, the march meeting.ring cold water over it, but this could be interesting. i know you are interested there will be a big conversation about the balance sheet and may be winding down qt? >> i think that there will be more details on how the qt process goes forward for the rest of 2024 into 2020 five. i think that will be the focus of the meeting. the resilience of the economy, the jobs number that we just saw, we get another labor report, obviously, before the march meeting. so, additional information. what happens from an inflation perspective going into the march meeting, i think that those will be top of mind. having said that, i don't see much change in the current path that we are seeing, which is continued wage inflation and continued strength from an employment perspective. maybe some stickiness from an inflation perspective given where we are from a wage inflation and rents perspective. we were talking about from union and the uaw settlement earlier this year, or last year, what is going on with b