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obama might... >> hinojosa: okay, hyde park, south side of chicago where barack obama and his family lived up until they moved to the white house. it's where you lived for seven years. it's where i actually spent, you know, 20 years of my life growing up. >> that's right, that's right. >> hinojosa: strange little place, but hyde park and michelle obama because... >> so michelle obama was working at the university of chicago during my years there. she was a fixture in the neighborhood. barack obama was my state senator. he was my senator. he was my neighbor just around the corner at a condominium complex. you know, i'd see him running at the... actually, he'd lap me running at the lake, because i run very, very slowly. it's much more like a walk with my arms bent. so in many ways, i think those of us who weren't intimate friends of the obamas but were sort of just in the orbit often saw michelle as at least equally the star if not more the star. she has a kind of graciousness and a bigness of her personality that never... it never overwhelms the people with whom she's in the room, but

there were mass parades in hyde park and the shocking sight of women standing on soapboxes giving speeches to men without chaperone and there was a great deal of creativity. there were famous artistic posters depicting the plight of women and the need for the vote. many of these tactics were imported to the united states as well as a cross-class coalition. the british movement was the first to recruit working-class and they also recruited celebrity society ladies and the coalition gave them a vast constituency and also publicity. >> and that was done in the united states? >> very famously, harriet stanton, who had lived in britain for 20 years and she returned to america at the turn-of-the-century and she imports many of these tactics. she reaches out to trade unions. she forms suffragette groups. she reaches out to socialites and the form suffrage groups. there is a feeling that the coalition will benefit all of them. >> back then, you mentioned celebrities. >> names you would know from their fathers or husbands like belmont, vanderbilt, whitney. one is my favorite character is is catheri

there were mass parades in hyde park and the shocking site of women standing on soapboxes giving speeches to men without chaperones and there was a great deal of creativity. there were famous artistic posters depicting the plight of women and the need for the vote. many of these tactics were imported to the united states, as well as i kind of cross class coalition. the british movement was the first to recruit working-class and they also recruited andbrity society ladies, fastoalition gave them a -- a vast constituency and also publicity. >> and that was done in the united states as well? >> very famously, katie stanton's daughter has lived in britain for 20 years, and she returns to america at about the turn-of-the-century and she imports many of these tactics. she reaches out to trade unions, she forms working-class separate groups -- suffrage groups. she reaches out to socialites and they form a leak suffrage groups. there is a feeling that this coalition will benefit all of them. >> you mentioned celebrities. so even back then, what would be used -- who would they be? know fromou woul

he will meet on tuesday with his hyde park sergei lavrov.or president assad in syria. but look at the stories coming up after outside source. would news america is mixed outside of the uk. we will pick up on the story of faxing sceptics and how the trouble administration may or may not be willing to listen to their concerns. the news at ten is next in the uk. it will have more on the high court ruling allowing doctors to withdraw life support from an eight—month—old baby boy. well, we have to talk about united airlines. it is having a 48 hours it would like to forget. the chief executive officer of united has put out this statement. it certainly is late, but we will carry on. this is the third communication from united since the video which the vast majority of you will have seen ofa vast majority of you will have seen of a paying passenger being dragged off the airline. let's show you that before we continue. the story is that for united staff needed seat so the airline asked for volunteers. there weren't any sodhi selected passengers. some

it's thought an eltonjohn concert in hyde park on the anniversary of 9/11 may have been one of his targets try to pressurise north korea into dismantling its nuclear and ballistic weapons programmes by using diplomatic means and by tightening economic sanctions. china has called it a positive move but, as our correspondent wyre davies reports, tension on the peninsula remains high. not a sign of rapprochement between two countries on the brink of war but a crude attempt at parody this week in hong kong. donald trump and north korea's kim jong—un are not about to kiss and make up but, following an apparently softer tone from washington, the chinese government, which had urged both sides to show restraint, saw some positive scenes of hope. translation: we have noted the relevant comments and have noted the messages conveyed in these comments, hoping to resolve the korean nuclear issue peacefully through dialogue and consultation. we believe this message is positive and should be affirmed. president trump's approach to north korea's growing nuclear programme is carrot and stick. on one hand,

i think we were going home from a hyde park lecture. my friend said, "thank you".same jail sentence?" you knew what you were getting from the beginning! yes, he went away, and then i subsequentlyjoined the black panther movement in britain which consisted mainly of west indians and west indian youth but within the leadership there were some asians and theoreticians, all sorts. and one of the first things we did was join a mangrove demonstration which was a demonstration against the harassment by the police of the mangrove restaurant in notting hill. when that happened, the british state acted a bit stupidly, arresting nine people and throwing very big charges against them. if you accuse somebody of throwing a stone at a policeman, well, that is one thing, but they accused them of affray and conspiracy to undermine the state and all sorts of things. how significant was the mangrove nine trial and darcus howe‘s role in it? darcus howe was the star of the trial because he decided to defend himself. and there he was, you know, he loved it, he loved every moment of stan

a troop past buckingham palace before staging a 41-gun salute in hyde park. outside the palace, a band of guardsmen played happy birthday during the changing of the guard ceremony. the queen is britain's longest reigning monarch. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: thanks very much care for more of our continuing coverage of the imf world bank spring meetings, francine lacqua is there and she joins us with sweden's finance minister, magdalena andersson. i will toss it over to you. francine: we are extremely grateful she gave us a little bit of her time. thank you for joining us. it is optimistic -- a little more optimistic than it seemed six month ago, yet there seems to be more risks on the political front than there were six months ago -- how do you manage that to, what is it mean for europe as a whole? minster andersson: we see global growth picking up, and the imf has raised their forecast when it comes to global growth -- something to cele

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let's just take a look at some images from hyde park. i think we can show you those.al horse artillery. the headlines now... france's prime minister has urged the country not to allow yesterday's attack in paris to derail sunday's presidential election. one police officer was shot dead before the gunman was killed. german prosecutors arrest a 28—year—old man suspected of bombing the borussia dortmund team bus last week — he was hoping to make money out of the attack. votes are being counted today in the election for the new boss of britain's biggest trade union — unite. it is time for sport, let's return to hugh and more on the sad news of ugo ehiogu's death. yes, aston villa will hold a minute's applause ahead of their derby match with birmingham city this weekend following the death of theirformer this weekend following the death of their former defender ugo ehiogu. this weekend following the death of theirformer defender ugo ehiogu. he was a coach with the under 23 side at tottenham hotspur and collapsed during a training session yesterday, having suffered a cardia

we lived in hyde park neighborhood. i think it's my mom's favorite in the neighborhood she told me the other day. but it -- it really was the beginning of a -- what i know will be a lifelong friendship and, you know, over the course of 26 years, they married, had 2 amazing children. we were involved with each other both professionally and personally over the course of normal vis tuesdays of life and out of that you find out who you can trust an i'm sure everyone in here who has a friend that you still -- you made friends with 26 years ago you become pretty good friends. >> absolutely. reflecting back at this experience, what do you think were the greatest successes of president obama and his team? >> that's -- that's easy. i think number one, saving our economy. i mean, the fact that you now have millions and millions of people who have jobs who did not have them and who were at risk of losing them was very important. righting the economy and putting rules in place that the banks were not able to take risks to that degr

and for the next three years i lived right here in hyde park but i worked in communities like roseland and well pullman. working class neighborhoods. many of which had changed rapidly from white to black in the late '60s, '70s. and full of wonderful people who were proud of their communities, proud of the steps they had taken to try to move into the middle class, but were also worried about their futures, because in some cases their kids weren't doing as well as they had. in some cases these communities have been badly neglected for a very long time. the distribution of city services were unequal. schools were underfunded. there was a lack of opportunity. and for three years i tried to do something about it. and i am the first to acknowledge that i did not set the world on fire. nor did i transform these communities in any significant way, although we did some good things. but it did change me. this community gave me a lot more than i was able to give in return, because this community taught me that ordinary people, when working together, can do extraordinary things. this community tau

it's thought an eltonjohn concert in hyde park may have been one of his targets.ys it is recruiting for managers, engineers, human resources and it specialists for the site, which will open in warrington this autumn. it's one of four new centres the us company will open in the uk this year. researchers say a simple eye test could lead to much earlier detection of a condition that causes irreversible sight loss. the test involves injecting a special fluorescent marker into the patient. diagnosing glaucoma sooner would mean patients could start treatment before their vision gets worse. here's our health correspondent jane dreaper. francesca's eyesight is crucial for her work as an artist. glaucoma develops slowly over many years. there's no cure, but doctors in london believe this new injection will eventually help patients to get diagnosed and treated much sooner. to lose one's eyesight early or later is devastating, really, especially if you have an artistic background. but this sort of gave you hope that they could monitor the condition, and then, if need be, the

and for the next three years, i lived right here in hyde park, but i worked further south in communities like roseland and auburn gresh sham and west pullman. working class neighborhoods. many of which had changed rapidly from white to black in the late '60s, '70s. and full of wonderful people who were proud of their communities, proud of the steps they had taken to try to move into the middle class but were also worried about their futures because in some cases their kids weren't doing, as well they had. in some cases these communities had been badly neglected for a very long time. the distribution of city services were unequal. schools were under funded. there was a lack of opportunity. and for three years, i tried to do something about it. and i am the first to acknowledge that i did not set the world on fire. nordy transform these communities in any significant way although we did some good things. but it did cnge me. this community gave me a lot more than i was able to give in return. because of this community taught me that ordinary people, when working together, can do extraordina

past buckingham palace, staging a 41 gun salute in hyde park. they played happy birthday during the changing of the guard ceremony. the queen is britain's longest reigning monarch. global news 24 hours a day. this is bloomberg. scarlet: live from bloomberg headquarters in new york. it joe: 30 minutes from the close of trading in the u.s.. scarlet: u.s. stocks falling this afternoon with oil sliding below $50 a barrel. joe: the question is, what'd you miss? scarlet: a race for the french presidential election. says to be investor very afraid. she says should terrify. and president trump signing an executive order. we will your from the white house budget director nick mulvaney. the let's look at where averages stand. abigail: very small declines for the major averages heading into the close. all down slightly. this is basically on a quiet day. and been down about .5%. try ton we saw stocks climb higher after president trump said he would be revealing a tax plan next week some consolidation. it we are at gains for the major averages. interesting i

but i accepted the job and for the next three years i lived right here in hyde park but i worked further south in communities like roseland and west pullman. working class neighborhoods. many of which had had -- changed rapidly from white to black in the late 1960's, 1970's. and full of wonderful people who were proud of their communities, proud of the steps they had taken to try to move into the middle class, but were also worried about their futures because in some cases their kids weren't doing as ell as they had. in some cases these communities had been badly neglected for a very long time. the distribution of city services were unequal. schools were underfunded. there was a lack of opportunity. and for three years i tried to do something about it. i am the first to acknowledge that i did not set the world on fire. nor did i transform these communities in any significant way, although we did some good things. but it did change me. this community gave me a lot more than i was able to give in return. because this community taught , when ordinary people working together, can do extraord

in hyde park, a volley of 41 shots was fired by the king's troop royal horse artillery.erformed happy birthday with thousands of tourists watching the spectacle — and some of them joining in. band plays ‘happy birthday' a very sedate pace that they play it at! lets have a look at the weather now with helen... it is coming, i promise! good evening. it looks like many of us will have a shock to the system next week as winter returns but for the weekend it should be mostly dry and will feel warm in the sunshine, in spite of chilly nights with ground frost around. we've had a bit of sunshine today but on the whole, cloud is building up as the day goes on. this is up in lancashire and the best of the sunshine to end the day has been in the north behind our weatherfront. the hole has filled in the cloud in the south—west of england. but here, while we had 19 yesterday we have had 11 degrees through the day to day. chilly air means we could have ground frost in northern england and scotland. where we have a weather fronts nearby, in central areas, this keeps temperatures higher

i just went to the fdr museum in hyde park.ve a chart about the 100 days of franklin rose very. comjs banking acts, abandonment of the gold act. glass stealing, jobs relief. the list goes on and on. alex burns, sean spicer jas was just askeded about legislative achievements from this white house. there haven't been any. he points to the supreme court and points to regulations and executive orders anytime he's asked. >> the supreme court is a real win. if you were to sort of scale that list of pass/fail grades, you would have to make in order of importance, you would have to have obamacare repeal fail as like this size and everything else as like this size. it's not just that they haven't repealed yet. it's that it blew up on the runway on the launch pad. they're nowhere in terms of getting that done which has been the defining cause of the republican party for nearly a decade now. i think that it's something that's hard to grade as a sort of pass/fail thing. but he haven't even staffed up his administration. the cabinet hasn't

. >> item 4 is resolution to approve a lease between the port and sp plus hyde parking for lease of surface parking lot in port jurisdition in northern waterfront with approximately $3 million totalerant in first year of operations. >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted. >> item 5 is resolution to approve a 2 year term extension to the luggage cart lease operating agreement for june 30, 2019 not to exceed $4.3 million and payment total contract amount of 12.9 $12.9 million >> without objection the resolution is adopted. item 6-8. >> 3 resolutions that approve 2011 lease and use agreement between the city and various air lines to conduct flight operations at the san francisco international airport through june 30, 2021. item 6 is lease with air lings and 6 [inaudible] item aithd is resolution to approve a lease between the city and redding e rks r rks. >> same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted unanimously. >> item 9 is resolution to approve supplemental authorization for the jurisdictional transfer of 1800 gerold avenue from general

. >> item 4 is resolution to approve a lease between the port and sp plus hyde parking for lease of surface parking lot in port jurisdition in northern waterfront with approximately $3 million totalerant in first year of operations. >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted. >> item 5 is resolution to approve a 2 year term extension to the luggage cart lease operating agreement for june 30, 2019 not to exceed $4.3 million and payment total contract amount of 12.9 $12.9 million >> without objection the resolution is adopted. item 6-8. >> 3 resolutions that approve 2011 lease and use agreement between the city and various air lines to conduct flight operations at the san francisco international airport through june 30, 2021. item 6 is lease with air lings and 6 [inaudible] item aithd is resolution to approve a lease between the city and redding e rks r rks. >> same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted unanimously. >> item 9 is resolution to approve supplemental authorization for the jurisdictional transfer of 1800 gerold avenue from general

. >> item 4 is resolution to approve a lease between the port and sp plus hyde parking for lease of surfaceng lot in port jurisdition in northern waterfront with approximately $3 million totalerant in first year of operations. >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted. >> item 5 is resolution to approve a 2 year term extension to the luggage cart lease operating agreement for june 30, 2019 not to exceed $4.3 million and payment total contract amount of 12.9 $12.9 million >> without objection the resolution is adopted. item 6-8. >> 3 resolutions that approve 2011 lease and use agreement between the city and various air lines to conduct flight operations at the san francisco international airport through june 30, 2021. item 6 is lease with air lings and 6 [inaudible] item aithd is resolution to approve a lease between the city and redding e rks r rks. >> same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted unanimously. >> item 9 is resolution to approve supplemental authorization for the jurisdictional transfer of 1800 gerold avenue from general servi

. >> item 4 is resolution to approve a lease between the port and sp plus hyde parking for lease of surface parking lot in port jurisdition in northern waterfront with approximately $3 million totalerant in first year of operations. >> same house same call. without objection the resolution is adopted. >> item 5 is resolution to approve a 2 year term extension to the luggage cart lease operating agreement for june 30, 2019 not to exceed $4.3 million and payment total contract amount of 12.9 $12.9 million >> without objection the resolution is adopted. item 6-8. >> 3 resolutions that approve 2011 lease and use agreement between the city and various air lines to conduct flight operations at the san francisco international airport through june 30, 2021. item 6 is lease with air lings and 6 [inaudible] item aithd is resolution to approve a lease between the city and redding e rks r rks. >> same house same call? without objection the resolutions are adopted unanimously. >> item 9 is resolution to approve supplemental authorization for the jurisdictional transfer of 1800 gerold avenue from general

hyde park underground station is closed with picadilly overground services due to electricity problemsthe morning. downhill for friday afternoon. patchy rain moving towards us. that is with us through the afternoon into the evening. clears by saturday morning, though. and then what happens through saturday, we see an area of high pressure moving in from the south and west. i think, really, that means we are looking at fine and decent weather through the bank holiday weekend, certainly for saturday, and for easter day on sunday as well. temperatures in the mid—teens and the best of any brighter spells. some sun but some cloud as well. monday, a little bit more subject to change. we will keep you posted on the forecast. i‘m back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though, it‘s back the breakfast sofa. bye for now. hello. this is breakfast with sally nugent and charlie stayt. nurses across the uk vote on whether to strike over pay. more than 250,000 members of the royal college of nursing are being asked their

what an circle work and the other friend i saw fred is behind closed doors e hyde behind randy when you go through the parks what an amazing job restoring this building thank you fred and for the rest of folks on your team. >> (clapping.) >> i want to thank northern california community loan fund and the investment fund a moment in time we didn't have the money they lent us the money boarded mayor's office had the money up the hill the one remaining part of the folks we want to thank them and as somebody that was to the doivent a little bit of drilling is okay. but that's my view i love my dentist sort of i want to thank the folks at the allocation committee one of the former directors of the state tax allocation committee the folks that allocate the money from the federal government for this >> (clapping.) >> mercy housing they're a lot of staff that worked on this sharon and other folks we have a fabulous property manager if you're from mercy housing raise your hand. >> (clapping.) >> i really meant what i said earlier an honor wejs to work on something i know that marcie long before i was at mercy housin

what an circle work and the other friend i saw fred is behind closed doors e hyde behind randy when you go through the parks what an amazing job restoring this building thank you fred and for the rest of folks on your team. >> (clapping.) >> i want to thank northern california community loan fund and the investment fund a moment in time we didn't have the money they lent us the money boarded mayor's office had the money up the hill the one remaining part of the folks we want to thank them and as somebody that was to the doivent a little bit of drilling is okay. but that's my view i love my dentist sort of i want to thank the folks at the allocation committee one of the former directors of the state tax allocation committee the folks that allocate the money from the federal government for this >> (clapping.) >> mercy housing they're a lot of staff that worked on this sharon and other folks we have a fabulous property manager if you're from mercy housing raise your hand. >> (clapping.) >> i really meant what i said earlier an honor wejs to work on something i know that marcie long before i was at mercy housin

abc 7 news was at aquatic park in san francisco this morning as boaters rescued one person zrugling in the water. they brought them on board to the hyde street pier. that pirn will be okay. >>> a 13-year-old napa girl is recovering after allegedly being kidnapped and held hostage by a suspect more than 27 hours. investigators say she was taken in napa and it all ended when the girl bravely jumped out of the kidnapper's moving truck near bow ddega bay. >> anything done to a child is hor ichk. >> reporter: neighbors inside this mobile home park reacted to news 53 year old tim marble is accused of kidnapping a girl. he stays with relatives but rarely spoke with anyone. >> it's surprising. i never would have thought especially in the park i live in. >> my prayers are with her and her family. it's really scary to hear. >> reporter: shock and surprise from the customers at this shell station whereyear-old was kidnapped around 3:00 a.m. onfully. the sonoma county sheriff's department says the teen ran away from her home after a fight with her parents and met marble and convinced her to get in his truck. he drove for hours sexually assaulting

abc 7 news was at aquatic park in san francisco this morning as boaters rescued one person zrugling in the water. they brought them on board to the hyde street pier. that pirn will be okay. >>> a 13-year-old napa girl is recovering after allegedly being kidnapped and held hostage by a suspect more than 27 hours. investigators say she was taken in napa and it all ended when the girl bravely jumped out of the kidnapper's moving truck near bow ddega bay. >> anything done to a child is hor ichk. >> reporter: neighbors inside this mobile home park reacted to news 53 year old tim marble is accused of kidnapping a girl. he stays with relatives but rarely spoke with anyone. >> it's surprising. i never would have thought especially in the park i live in. >> my prayers are with her and her family. it's really scary to hear. >> reporter: shock and surprise from the customers at this shell station where the 13-year-old was kidnapped around 3:00 a.m. onfully. the sonoma county sheriff's department says the teen ran away from her home after a fight with her parents and met marble and convinced her to get in his truck. he drove for hours sexually as

what an circle work and the other friend i saw fred is behind closed doors e hyde behind randy when you go through the parks what an amazing job restoring this building thank you fred and for the rest of folks on your team. >> (clapping.) >> i want to thank northern california community loan fund and the investment fund a moment in time we didn't have the money they lent us the money boarded mayor's office had the money up the hill the one remaining part of the folks we want to thank them and as somebody that was to the doivent a little bit of drilling is okay. but that's my view i love my dentist sort of i want to thank the folks at the allocation committee one of the former directors of the state tax allocation committee the folks that allocate the money from the federal government for this >> (clapping.) >> mercy housing they're a lot of staff that worked on this sharon and other folks we have a fabulous property manager if you're from mercy housing raise your hand. >> (clapping.) >> i really meant what i said earlier an honor wejs to work on something i know that marcie long before i was at mercy housin

what an circle work and the other friend i saw fred is behind closed doors e hyde behind randy when you go through the parkshat an amazing job restoring this building thank you fred and for the rest of folks on your team. >> (clapping.) >> i want to thank northern california community loan fund and the investment fund a moment in time we didn't have the money they lent us the money boarded mayor's office had the money up the hill the one remaining part of the folks we want to thank them and as somebody that was to the doivent a little bit of drilling is okay. but that's my view i love my dentist sort of i want to thank the folks at the allocation committee one of the former directors of the state tax allocation committee the folks that allocate the money from the federal government for this >> (clapping.) >> mercy housing they're a lot of staff that worked on this sharon and other folks we have a fabulous property manager if you're from mercy housing raise your hand. >> (clapping.) >> i really meant what i said earlier an honor wejs to work on something i know that marcie long before i was at mercy housing

park geun-hye. those are just some of the stories to watch in the asian pacific today. more from bloomberg technology next. ♪ caroline: this is bloomberg technology, i caroline hyde.ng between president trump and president xi underway. it is the first test of promises toump's win negotiations from the world's second-largest economy. let's check where asia stands from a market perspective. up inust capped off a 20% the tech stocks. in reporter abigail doolittle in new york to break it down for us on the asian perspective. >> it has they -- it has been a tremendous first quarter for chinese equities. to's hop into the bloomberg look at this chart. it puts the gains you showed in perspective. china we do have the msci index up. in orange, we have the s&p 500. well we were having a good start to the year in the u.s., up 5% relative to chinese. the top sector in u.s. tech helping to explain why the nasdaq is up 12% on the year is the top sector for chinese equities as well. namese all of the big including 10 sent -- tencent. what is driving the growth and the gains on this year is the company's dominance in china's social network. alibaba, all of these companies put up

what an circle work and the other friend i saw fred is behind closed doors e hyde behind randy when you go through the parks what an amazing job restoring this building thank you fred and for the rest of folks on your team. >> (clapping.) >> i want to thank northern california community loan fund and the investment fund a moment in time we didn't have the money they lent us the money boarded mayor's office had the money up the hill the one remaining part of the folks we want to thank them and as somebody that was to the doivent a little bit of drilling is okay. but that's my view i love my dentist sort of i want to thank the folks at the allocation committee one of the former directors of the state tax allocation committee the folks that allocate the money from the federal government for this >> (clapping.) >> mercy housing they're a lot of staff that worked on this sharon and other folks we have a fabulous property manager if you're from mercy housing raise your hand. >> (clapping.) >> i really meant what i said earlier an honor wejs to work on something i know that marcie long before i was at mercy housin