boxing works every part of the body.s are the foundation. every punch starts there. boxing is as much a mental workout as it is physical. according to clinical psychologist dr. vivian diller. >> women are invested in breaking boundaries and boxing has been up until now a male dominated sport. women want to push that are boundary. that's a vet empowering feeling and women are into empowerment. >> hey, hey. >> reporter: back at rumble, 45 minutes later, the gloves come off. first of all, i'm absolutely drenched. you get surprised how into it you get when you're mumbling the bag. because when you hit the bag, you can feel how hard you're hitting. i feel kind of tough now. i think i'll go kick some butt. for now, i need a break. i'm diane macedo in new york. >> not easy to box. >> i guess not. >> no. >> kill those folks pizza. >> i say eat a pizza and then go boxing. but next hugh jackman. he's hot. but what other teen problems can it fix fast? maybe it can quickly give this teen a thicker mustache? doesn't look like it. wil

. >> it was a dirty, dusty old box. and then it's like, "wow. i don't know what it is." >> ...a discovery that will make the baseball world flip. >> you've got honus wagner, ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> i'm thinking to myself, "oh, my god. i have $1 million sitting in a chair." >> but is it almost too much of a good thing? >> it certainly changes the market in a negative way. >> i'm jamie colby, and today, i'm in northwest ohio, on the edge of an area called the great black swamp. i'm here to meet a family who's lived here for more than a 100 years. so when they unearthed their strange inheritance, they give it the code name -- "the black swamp find." >> i'm karl kissner. in 2011, my cousins and i inherited the family home from our aunt. she had left us a note -- we would find things in this home that we never knew existed. >> karl, a 54-year-old restaurant owner, has invited me to the family home in the small town of defiance, ohio. karl? hi. i'm jamie. how are you? >> very good. pleasure to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too. thank

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. >> ashley, what is in the box?pair and 10 eino you understand, imagine that you have your first newborn baby. then you put them in this baby box for their bed. were you thinking? you put your baby in the box. all right. the baby box is hot in jersey. already the company has handed out over 6000 since the new year. it is free for parents after taking a quick online course. ♪ ♪ >> i cut can't. >> i caught up with his mother and she swears by the baby box. i met them at their home in camden. the purpose of the boxes to prevent sudden infant death syndrome. i asked her. i said you actually put your baby in here. i saw for myself that the baby loved being in the box. >> he's like hey, i'm in the box again. >> it is promoting safety practices with the baby sleeping on his or her back with firm services and no pillows or blankets, which the expeperts ty can reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome. >> for me it really hits home. she lost her cousin when she was younger and also a girlfriend of hers just this past n

it has. >> reporter: boxing up bundles of joy. >> are you having fun in your boxes? >> reporter: to keep an unimaginebling pain away. >>> when we come back, he's back. joe biden in his first major address since leaving office. >>> south korea's ousted president park geun-hye finally left the executive mansion today, two days after a constitutional court expelled her from office over corruption and cronyism. crowds of supporters greeted her motorcade. the next presidential election there is in two months. south korea's political direction is uncertain. >>> in this country, former vice president joe biden appeared in south by southwest in texas. it focuses on innovation, and biden spoke about a cause he continues to champion, what he calls a cancer moon shot. nbc is there and has our report. >> reporter: joe biden is back. the former vice president taking the stage for his first major address since leaving the white house. >> i have one regret in making the decision not to run. and that was i would have loved to been the president who presided over the end of cancer as

then you can clearly see mike being given two big boxes of cigarillos. mike is about to leave the store but decides to have the clerk hold his things behind the counter for him. >> reporter: the next day, brown comes back with his hands behind his back. the filmmaker says to get his boxes. nbc cannot confirm this exchange and the store clerks deny it. in a statement about the video, the st. louis county police department says, we cannot confirm its authenticity at the time. if it did occur, the incident is still irrelevant to our version. what do you think this video shows us? >> i think this video shows us that we were not told the whole story then. people have a right to feel frustrated and i think this will make them feel even more frustrated. >> reporter: in 2014 a grand jury did not indict officer darren wilson, the responding svr who shot michael brown. sparking outrage across the country. >> don't shoot. >> reporter: in some cases, that frustration still lingers in ferguson. >> i think mike brown is just opened up a lot of eyes, you know, woke a l

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my boxes said, "box, box, box. you're giving him a hard time." and i felt like that.like we were controlling the three-minute intervals in each and every single round. he was attack. there were times he was throwing more punchs. my defense was effective. he wasn't landing very clearly anything. there were some tough rounds to score, but in the end of the day i knew that i did what i had to win to have the victory we had tonight. i want to dedicate this win and all my accomplishments to my original trainer ben getty. ben gety, i love you. thank you for believing in me before anyone believed in me so i could be here on this stage in front of this arena right here. you gave me a life i can only dream of, and we're living it right now. thank you, rest in peace. >> let's bring in danny. danny, what are your thoughts on this split decision? and getting the short end of it. >> first of all, i want to thank god. i want to thank my team, angel garcia, premiere boxing champion, cbs, for giving me opportunity to showcase my shilz and unify another division. i came up short tonig

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interested to know you know any kind of cases that may have come out of that to make think outside the box an agendized item so we can make formal comments in the planning commission. >> thanks. >> thank you any other questions. >> it is important it is that's a great question i think we can move. >> very good, commissioners. that places us in commission matters item 3 president's report and announcements. >> i have no formal report 0 bow i want to report the tree that i nominated that putting forth on i couldn't have done it without you yard the owner is in support that have nomination so will come before the commission. >> this will be the first; right? >> the first we've nominated. >> item 4 adoption of commission minutes. 15 to 20175 any corrections to the minutes. >> does anyone in the public wichita to comment on the regular meeting of seeing and hearing none public comment is closed. a motion to adopt. >> i move to adopt. >> thank you second. >> on that motion to adopt the minutes for the regular and cultural heritage assets committee meeting campus commissioner johnck commissioner

you're watching "squawk box." "squawk box"?wealth through capital appreciation, and this has been denied to many south africans for generations. this is an opportunity to right that wrong. the idea was to bring capital into the affordable housing space in south africa, with a fund that offers families of modest income safe and good accommodation. citi® got involved very early on, and showed an enormous commitment. and that gave other investors confidence. citi's really unique, because they bring deep understanding of what's happening in africa. i really believe we only live once, and so you need to take an idea that you have and go for it. you have the opportunity to say, "i've been part of the creation of over 27,000 units of housing," and to replicate this across the entire african continent. >>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from nasdaq market site in times square. among the stories that are front and center this morning, "beauty and the beast" had a record setting debut this

my boxes said, "box, box, box. you're giving him a hard time." and i felt like that.like we were controlling the three-minute intervals in each and every single round. he was attack. there were times he was throwing more punchs. my defense was effective. he wasn't landing very clearly anything. there were some tough rounds to score, but in the end of the day i knew that i did what i had to win to have the victory we had tonight. i want to dedicate this win and all my accomplishments to my original trainer ben getty. ben gety, i love you. thank you for believing in me before anyone believed in me so i could be here on this stage in front of this arena right here. you gave me a life i can only dream of, and we're living it right now. thank you, rest in peace. >> let's bring in danny. danny, what are your thoughts on this split decision? and getting the short end of it. >> first of all, i want to thank god. i want to thank my team, angel garcia, premiere boxing champion, cbs, for giving me opportunity to showcase my shilz and unify another division. i came up short tonig

"squawk box" will be right back. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." lowe's just out with quarterly results. profit of 86 cents per share, 7 cents above estimates. calling in now is brian nagel. good morning to you. top line, your headline, if you will. >> good morning. the headline is this is a good quarter from lowe's. really good quarter. >> usually we have this conversation where home depot blows it out, lowe's doesn't do it. we wonder is there an operational issue. is this one of those quarters where you say maybe things are turning? >> possibly. i guess the way to think about that, the gap between lowe's -- the results lowe's reported today and those that home depot reported a week or so ago narrowed. on wall street we always look at this, probably too much. >> is that an operational story or are we now just saying maybe something is going on in the economy and this is a larger signal about what's happening. >> it's probably both. lows had a big analyst meeting late last year. they talked about refocusing on improving productivity. since that tim

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"squawk box." >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "squawk box" here on dr. nbc. we're live from the nasdaq markets on times square. i'm becky quick with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. welcome back. >> thank you. back from the slopes. a little cold, too. it all came together. i'll tell you how i got the cold, then you'll understand. >> did you need a jet to fly back here? >> you know, i knew -- i was thinking what was he going to say? did you need a plane or were you just floating on air the way back here? >> how did you sleep over the weekend? >> i'm not real happy -- it's nuanced. i'm not real happy with the freedom caucus. but i have empathy for their position. >> did you see there's one guy who already resigned? >> i have empathy for their position. i think it would have been better to -- i think the perfect -- i think they cut off their nose to spite their face. i don't know if they thought about it, the trillion dollars now that they have. >> 24 million people will have health care. >> there you go. >> whatever yo

this hole is roughly 2,000 cards in this box. it's storing --usually you see with new cards, or if you were transporting it, i might do it there. 2,000 cards, one box. 72,000 store roughly boxes of cards on one real of tape. tape, i'm going to hit start, and we see the tape running. it -- with a with vacuum column. is designed tomn minimize the weight of the tape. if i get all the way down to the there --see down interesting capability there. one of the things we see with the 1401 system is there is no display. there's no operating system. i don't have the burden of windows or mac os to slow things down. it's designed to contain everything. the first card is called a bootstrap card. today we bootstrap our pc's and go from there. the next two cards have clear storage cards. the 1401 has core memory, and cores don't reset if i shut the machine off. i can shut down the 1401, power it back up, and the program that was running is still there. capability. one of the other things we are dealing with is, how do i connect things together?

i going to leverage the fact that this box has permission to access that box, and i are going to make a remote connection over to it. this user has saved his credentials. so, here, we have now successfully connected to the status system from our user's and now i, as, the attacker, have the ability to interact with this system. the victim won't actually see anything, and what they are going to experience on their side is that these machines stop working, and i am able to affect that from halfway around the world. so, couple of mistakes. one is that the operators have systems -- they were downloading email, which made them to the phishing attack, and on the same systems they had access to these mission-critical, business-critical systems. those should be treated. -- the system used to surf the web and email should be completely different, untouchable from the systems controlling these important, critical systems. they also didn't have, in this case, patch systems. here we leveraged a vulnerability that was known in windows 7 from 2015. unpatched, the attacker leverage that. jill: when i

crews were trying to move that safety deposit box. we're told it was up on a lift and it fell killing him. for hours fire crews worked to try and free the victim but the safety deposit box is so big and so heavy special operations have been called in for the removal. and that's happening right now. just about two hours ago a montgomery county structural collapse unit arrived on scene. they've been busy inside trying to get that box lifted. and again, this is a live look here, this operation is still going on, those official special units here trying to remove that deposit box. now, we are hearing that this victim is also leaving behind a wife and a young child. for now reporting live at the cheltenham mall bob brooks channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you bob. >>> philadelphia police are trying to track down the student who brought a bb gun o the school at simon gratz mastery charter. officers were called to the school in the tioga-nicetown section of philadelphia at 9:20 this morning. police confiscated the gun. fortunately nobody

consider the case of boxed, a privately held company that's taking the notion of the big box warehouseretailer into the web. boxed lets you buy essential household grocery and lifestyle products in bulk and ultra-low prices. then they deliver them to your door in just two or three days. some say it's an online version of costco except with no membership fees, easy to use mobile app, free shipping on orders of more than 50 bucks. i think this is an idea whose time has come. since boxed doesn't need to lease retail space, it doesn't need to pay all those cashiers and stock boys and managers. y that means they should almost always be able to offer you a better deal. who the heck wants to get in the car just to stock up on a mountain of paper towels or trash backs or laundry detergent? it's no wonder sales are going like crazy, more than $100 million last year. so is this the future retailer? will they be defeated by an amazon or costco's newly invigorated online business. let's take a closer look with the founder and ceo to learn more about his company and how it could revolutionize the w

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"squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's look at u.s. equity futures and see if they're in the green for st. patrick's day. some are cooperating. s&p 500 up by a half percent or a half a point. the dow down by half a point. the nasdaq up 3 1/2. this after a mixed market yesterday. look at what happened overnight in asia. you'll see the nikkei was down by a third of a percentage point. some slight gains for the hang seng. shanghai composite down by 1%. in europe this morning, on this day when president trump will be meeting with an la merkel, the dax is down by, the cac is up. the ftse is flat. crude oil, after an interesting week, up 24 cents. 48.99. gold prices rallied yesterday for the biggest day since june. a rally of 2.2%. >> let get you caught up on some other big stories. president trump will meet with german chancellor angela merkel

how this company is thinking inside the box. sudden infant dea ndrome, orsid >>> the leading cause of death for infants in this country is sudden infant death syndrome or s.i.d.s. roughly 1600 babies die from s.i.d.s. every year. >> nbc's ron mott explains. >> can you say hi? >> reporter: for this family, new discoveries are a daly routine and they just learned one more, what they believe is a safer way to put their babies to sleep, in a card board box. >> i think for me being a new mom it's a steep learning curve especially with twins. the boxes are awesome. you don't have to think about it. they are safe and portable. >> it's a way to reduce sudden infant death syndrome. borrowed from finland. box, pad, baby on their back, nothing else, parents. >> sleep related death is the number one cause of infant related mortality. it's good they learn information right from the start. >> reporter: s.i.d.s. deaths have fallen sharply. and the baby box company is trying to drive the number even lower. offering boxes and supplies for free a

today, the british boxing board of control general secretary has poke. fighters about the extremely disappointing comments and will discuss possible sanctions at a et mooing next week he added, "this is a tough sport and there are tragedies we don't need people acting in this manner." natalie, thank you. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan. tonight, we have armando iannucci with us, the man behind some great tv satire, the thick of it and the day today which mercilessly mocked programmes like ours. he'll tell us about comedy and politics and whether he's laughing at politics now. join me over on bbc two. here, on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. good night. city get a scare, but they are too good for huddersfield. they will face middlesbrough in the fa cup quarterfinals. british cycling admits serious failings as they are criticised by uk anti—doping. andy murray reaches the quarterfinals in dubai—macro after another straight sets win. the fa cup line—up for the quarterfinals is complete. they huddersfield face manchester city ed

never sleeps, this is "squawk box."ood morning. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we're live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. we'll start with the market rally. stocks coming off the best day of 2017. the dow was up by 303 points, climbing above 21,000 for the first time ever. that march from 20,000 to 21,000 happened in just 24 trading sessions, that's a tie for the fastest time that's happened. last time it happened was on the march from 10,000 to 11,000. >> 1999. >> right. >> two horrible comparison years. we have the records, 12 in a row, 1987. >> right. >> this is 1999, neither of which turned out particularly well. >> no. but it has been fun watching things climb. >> i have three newspaper takes on this. just to show the universe and how things work and the way of framing what happened yesterday. one of them is really good. you'll like it. it's not the "new york times." >> it's -- are you going to do it now? >> we can do it now. i though

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when our father died, we got some old cardboard boxes in the mail. >> hi, simon.oodman. delighted to meet you, jamie. >> simon invites me into his beverly hills home. >> jamie, these are two pieces that i'm very proud of, a drawing and an engraving by renoir. >> renoir? >> yes, yes, the man himself, the great impressionist. >> you must have quite the collecting family. >> this is really just the beginning of a big story. >> it starts in london after world war ii. from an early age, simon and nick regard their dad as an often gloomy man of mystery. what did dad do for a living? >> not really sure. he was a manufacturer's agent, whatever that meant, but it allowed him to go to europe all the time. >> did he ever take you on these trips? >> yes, especially in the summer, but we would get parked on a beach, usually with our mother or a nanny, and dad would disappea somewhere. >> the boys learn that questions about their father's past are off limits. because, if you did, what would happen? >> he sunk into an even worse funk. there was something fuming in there, and it

welcome back to "squawk box."g about the healthcare plan, whether or not it goes through today and that vote in the house. also keeping an eye on the u.s. equity futures which at this point seems to be trading around the flat line. s&p futures slightly higher. dow futures down by 10 points. the nasdaq down by 4 points. mylan is recalling about 81,000 epipens outside the united states. following two reports of the allergy shot failing to work in emergencies. the recall affects devices distributed in australia, new zealand, europe and japan. the company says it should not impact those released in the united states. >>> five below reporting earnings, revenue and same-store sales in line with expectations. the discount retailer will open about 100 new stores this year, including locations in california. that stock up by better than 8.5%. >>> pvh beating the street on top and bottom lines. the parent company of tommy hilfiger and calvin klein offering upbeat guidance and increasing its buyback. >> a few other stocks to

welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc.rom the nasdaq market site in times square. among the stories front an center this morning, tesla is raising a billion dollars in additional capital to shore up its balance sheet. the electric carmaker will sell $250 million in common stock and $750 million in convertible notes. ceo elon musk will buy 10% of that new stock. both offerings are set to price after today's close. >>> the government is set to release february housing starts about an hour from now. consensus forecasts call for a 0.8% increase, partially reversing that decline we saw in january. at the same time, we'll also be getting weekly initial jobless claims and the march philadelphia fed index. >>> the bank of england just out with its latest policy statement and interest rate decision at the top of the hour. it's going to be coming up. the bank is widely expected to keep rates unchanged. >>> for more on president trump's budget blueprint, let's bring in congresswoman diane black, chairman of the house budget committee

this is squawk box. ♪ >> good morning everybody and welcome to "squawk box".e are live from the nasdaq market site at times square. at least it's going to be spring. can't believe we're going to lose an hour. >> seemed early, didn't it? >> yeah, but that's because it's cold out too. >> it was 70 two weeks ago and i like 70 better. >> me too. >> i don't even worry about why it happened. >> i don't care if it rains and it's 70. i'm betty quick. joining us for the hour right here onset is the chief market analysis at lindsey group. we have a special event to tell you about coming up on wednesday. our guest host will be edavid tepor. he'll join us to talk about the fed, the market and where he's investing right now. let's get a check on the markets. u.s. equity futures. it is an up week for friday and the week the dow futures indicated down. the nasdaq down by close to 14. overnight in asia, let's see where the nikkei closed. stocks in china were a little higher. and in the early trade, you'll see that right now -- yeah, similar stories to what we're seeing here.

the baby box company is trying to drive the number even more, offering boxes and supplies for free aroundhe country here in ohio, some of the highest infant mortality rates. >> we haven't gotten a crib yet and it was a complete lifesafer. >> they recommend boxes until babies can pull themselves up, usually around 6 months. the baby box reached this couple too late. >> losing our daughter has really impacted me. >> reporter: in 2009 nate and shantila lost their 3-month-old daughter to sids. >> on her side because that was okay back then. she had a pacifier, one of the things that would reduce it but baby bumpers and blankets and stuffed animals in there. >> reporter: out of tragedy, treasuries, 3-year-old logan and 6-month-old bryce. >> it has gotten easier. >> reporter: boxing up bundles of joy to keep an unimaginable pain away. ron mott, nbc news, cleveland. >> it looks portable too. >> carry them from room to room, almost an easier mode. baskets can tip but forecast. >> still high confidence that some amount of snow is coming. how much? i think the over/under numbers, 5 inches at nation

you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "squawk box."% in the latest week. diana olick joins us with more on the housing market. >> the fast-rising cost of housing today is shrinking demand for mortgages and pushing those who are in the market to cheaper, adjustable rate loans. total mortgage application volume fell 2.7% last week. it's now about 12% lower compared to a year ago. re-fi applications were down 3% and applications to buy a home were down 2%. that's week to week. mortgage rates didn't move last week, but they are nearly three-quarters of a percentage point higher than they were on election day. and home prices are red hot. so borrowers are turning to shorter-term, adjustable rate loans, which have lower interest rates. the a.r.m. share of total applications has doubled since the election. it's nowhere near what it was during the housing boom, but it is at the highest level in over two years. now, demand for housing is strengthening as the spring market kicks into gear, but very tight supply of homes for sale is keeping price

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"squawk box" today an cnbc. >>> ♪ welcome back. you're watching "squawk box."e from the nasdaq market site in times square. >>> good morning welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. a quick look at futures. at 8:30 all of this likely to change depending on what the jobs number turns out to be. the dow would open up 92 points higher. nasdaq higher and the s&p 500 would open up a little over 11 points. it is jobs friday. we'll have two jobs offers to tell you about. this is separate. the duchess of cambridge, kate middleton is looking for a new private secretary. if you're looking for a job, here it is. middleton's current secretary leaving the post after a decade. the world household job. she hasn't listed the open secretary role just yet. try to get in there. if that's not your cup of tea, how about python hunter. the south florida water management district is hiring hunters to control the python population. they're paying by the hour. plus a bonus for every snake killed. so what do you think? >> because they've had so many release into the everglades. been s

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she decided, aged 15, to give up football and try boxing.al. and a shortage of opponents. the answer was america. she took on all comers in carnivals and she won a world title. she has, over the years, faced more than 1000 people in the ring, a world champion, a pioneer in boxing. but even in her hometown of hull, few had heard of the mighty atom. however, that has all changed. kat rose martin is the star of one of two new plays based on barbara's life. did you know the story of barbara? i didn't, which is really, really, like, shocking, really, because it's such an incredible story, how she became the bantamweight world champion and i'm stood next to the bantamweight world champion! and yet, we don't know about it. why don't we know about it? i think all this talk about girls not boxing is old—fashioned. girls aren't the delicate flowers they used to be. 70 years on, she has been proved right. tomorrow's boxers were queueing to meet barbara. a boxer? i know, i did try dance class but that lasted six weeks. are you inspired now? are you goin

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my boxes said, "box, box, box. you're giving him a hard time."elt like the three-minute intervals in each and every single round. he was attack. there were times he was throwing more punchs. my defense was effective. he wasn't landing very clearly anything. there were some tough rounds to score, but in the end of the day i knew that i did what i had to win to have the victory we had tonight. i want to dedicate this win and all my accomplishments to my original trainer ben getty. ben gety, i love you. thank you for believing in me before anyone believed in me so i could be here on this stage in front of this arena right here. you gave me a life i can only dream of, and we're living it right now. thank you, rest in peace. >> let's bring in danny. danny, what are your thoughts on this split decision? and getting the short end of it. >> first of all, i want to thank god. i want to thank my team, angel garcia, premiere boxing champion, cbs, for giving me opportunity to showcase my shilz and unify another division. i came up short tonight. i gave it my

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you're watching "squawk box" right here on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "squawk box."ate story, bill ackman throwing in the towel, selling his stake of valeant. david faber joins us with more. you broke the news yesterday. great to see you, david. good morning. >> well, and yrew, you follow ts story closely. certainly he's got a number of big losers through the years. one reason why his fund has not done particularly well, down 13.5%, i believe, last year. roughly 20% the year prior to that. also quite a few winners. but this one may be the biggest amongst the losers, choosing yesterday as we reported to exit the stock, 27.2 million shares. sold at 11 in a trade that there was some demand for. of course, taking him out of valeant for good. the story goes back a while, if you recall. one of the reasons why the pershing fund he runs had such a great performance in 2014, up 40%, was because he was a partner of valeant when it went after allergan. of course, that's gotten him into at least some litigation. in fact, they actually signed a litigation cooperation agreement no

(mark) los angeles based "the baby box company" is sending the boxes to parents filled with newborn essentialsis meant to act as bassinet. the say the goal is to provide a safe sleep space and lower infant mortality rates. (darya) but doctors say no studies have verified the boxes safety for babies and there are several factors parents need to consider before letting their newborns sleep in a box. (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. ( will ) a man exposes himself to a 12-year-old girl and he is still on the loose. i am live in daly city with the sketch that police released overnight. (darya)(mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)we have clear skies this morning which means colder temperatures, especially inland where it's dropped into the mid 40s. let's take a look outside with our 4-zone camera network. there's no fog to speak of. visibility is clear. here's your daypart forecast, showing you the next 8 hours. right now you'll need to wear a jacket, temperatures are on the cold side, es

iam happy, a boxing realist. they know how good a fight it is. and the boxing fans.oxing at all. two years ago, he was hit over the head with a concrete paving slab after catching burglars at his neighbour's home, leaving him with a fractured skull and broken foot. miraculously, six months later he was back in the ring. i saw it as a second chance. it has made me appreciate things so much more. i know how lucky i am to still be boxing. getting his hands on that first world title was not easy. it took a rematch with colombian darleys perez. he held that will title until losing last year. coming back from a career—threatening, life—threatening injury, you have gone back in the ring, you have won a world title and lost a world title, how to put everything into context? i am a realist. fighting a fighter like him, sharp counterpuncher, i have to fight using my head and notjust my heart. no doubt it will be another tough night but as anthony crolla has shown inside or outside the ring, he never gives up. a fight not to be missed. well, you can hear live commentary on bbc

hardware boxes and internet speed. ina hardware boxes and internet speed.ow like this, we are not that lucky. the thing we have to accept in the early days is that to get really high—quality, stereoscopic video, so you can really look around and feel a sense of depth, it is going to take a while. there are bandwidth problem and just having equipment that can transmit and that amount of data, when you look, the picture gets rendered exactly where you are looking. it will take a while but we are starting. we are going to be doing two lives, testing to different cameras and this is no mean feat because as with last year, we are coming to this before the manufacturers have made bespoke equipment. to get the picture, sound and interaction, we have to pack together various bits and hope no one trips over. my microphone goes into a transmitter which goes into a receiver which goes into a box which plugs into another box and another mile of internet cable which is going to a network access point here than in the garden. the first camera is for lenses which between