>> reporter: when willers a sig "need a meal." >> we explained to him that team, and together we started and set out to change the world. does this look even to everybody? >> reporter: frogs stands for friends reaching our goals. at first, that meant gathering cans of food. >> after that, the events started getting bigger, they became more complex -- sporting events, dodgeball tournaments. and then we started our first national campaign, and then the f.r.o.g.s. dinner club. >> reporter: after seven years, through grants and donations, the f.r.o.g.s. program has served over 700,000 meals. so, what are you guys drawing? >> reporter: largely without adults. >> but obviously, when we need our taxes done to become a 501 c non-profit, we needed our parents to help out with the irs, and we're middle schoolers, we don't know how to drive. >> a lot of times, people say you've done a good job with a really good job with us. >> reporter: after-dinner club, a chance to pay it forward. >> last time we packed the lunches for the homeless people. >> would you like one? >> yes. >> reporter: a reminder t

willere does this this price really continue? we've had multiple curbs across different cities. take hold a bit more? far, we have seen little sign of a slowdown in housing prices. according to the latest official pricesebruary home gained in more cities than january. beijing home prices for example went up 24% in february year on year, and shanghai is 25%, so analysts are saying the power of policy tightening his waning and it seems like the demand will still be strong this year. haidi: it just can't be stopped. thank you. coming up, china's inflation numbers coming out here at we will get the hind the cpi and pp numbers that ppi numbers and what it means. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am haidi lun in sydney. inhaad: i am rishaad salamat hong kong. the latest business flash headlines. 20%es plunging as much as in mumbai, the biggest the client since listing in 2009. why? they cannot charge higher tariffs to make up for losses due to an increase in coal prices. the court saying high tariffs could be a loud if there is a change in indian laws. s

we willer hear how the city is gearing up for the event. >> city leaders won't comment on specifics but do they they have a plan in place. their message to anyone heading out tomorrow if it becomes violent, walk away. today city leaders met in front of the peace wall at the park gearing up for two political rallies. >> this is two groups coming together like high schooler at the end of the day, i'll meet you to have a fight. >> the mechanics bank on the avenue is boarded up in anticipation of violence. the weekly farmers market is cancelled. residents and city leaders have good reason for concern. last month antitrump and protrump supporters clashed causing injuries and arrests. antitrump scheduled to set up at 10:00 "a" and protrump at noon . >> i hope for meaningful dloeg i'm concerned with whether that will happen. >> with word spreading on both sides via social media the youd is expected to be huge. city leaders say they are better prepared this time around. if tension escalates they have advice for anyone caught in violence. >> one of the things we ask people to do peaceful protest

. >> reporter: nfl vice-president of the events mary pat ogenthat you willer say thinks a big day forns too. >> it was so massive in its scope of dreaming, you can walk around a locker room, lot of different photo opportunities, virtual reality , super cool, we will have a sip line if anybody wants to do that. >> why is it not up yet. >> the weather, but it is coming. you can run the 40. kick a field goal. catch a pass. street player autograph. you can shop in the draft store. >> reporter: as far as main stage. >> it is on the rocky steps. i think we have probably chose place where everybody didn't think we were going to choose to build this and then what we did when we build the draft experience is put in all of the fun stuff around it. >> we will try to make sure in of the cowboys stuff is damaged while it is here but i cannot make any promises. maybe i will cover it up. actually. >> yep, over here, dallas right over there. >> i'm just kidding. no dallas cowboys, gear was harmed in the production of this piece. let me mention. that but also i want to mention ukee and nicole what is

down a major section of i85 in atlanta prosecutors charged this man with arson, that is basil he willer bee appeared in court saturday, judge presided says how astronomical the cost of fixing the interstate will be. >> my second inclination on thinking about it was that some compensation to the victims would be appropriate but again, even a dollar or a person, that would amount to several million dollars. >> reporter: investigators believe elerbee is homeless, they say he set the fire intentionally but they have not said why or how. judge set bond at $200,000, and if he is convicted of first degree arson, wow face 20 years in prison. crews have already started the long process of clearing all of the debris, transportation officials, stressed that this is a very big job, and it will not be finished quickly. >> this will take at least several months to get this rebuilt, again, that is over 700 feet of bridge that has to be removed and totally rebuild >> i'm andrew spencer, reporting. >>> the april fools day snowstorm that hit parts of the northern new england is no joke. by late afternoon

place it will not touch the houses in a large storm if it touches the houses that will be a lot show willer>> i understand in the cul-de-sack in a storm i will be standing in a one to two feet of water. >> yes. three to four feet of water. >> a 95 year storm in the cayuga neighborhood i don't know if we have - but i can get back to you on the high storm water. >> so down stream of cayuga after the flows levy cayuga they go go the alamany by the farmer's market and through the alamany interchange at 101 that and were didn't meet the level of service so a concept right now to provide better flood control down stream to get to our level of service by it has incidental benefits upstream and reducing the flood depth in large storms in the cayuga neighborhood. >> so would that take care of the foot to foot and a half. >> the same order of performance similar performance. >> so even if. >> in both together might give you a greater benefit but as individual projects they give you about the same level of flood protection. >> but the challenge - the reason this project was in the prioritized as a ear

place it will not touch the houses in a large storm if it touches the houses that will be a lot show willer>> i understand in the cul-de-sack in a storm i will be standing in a one to two feet of water. >> yes. three to four feet of water. >> a 95 year storm in the cayuga neighborhood i don't know if we have - but i can get back to you on the high storm water. >> so down stream of cayuga after the flows levy cayuga they go go the alamany by the farmer's market and through the alamany interchange at 101 that and were didn't meet the level of service so a concept right now to provide better flood control down stream to get to our level of service by it has incidental benefits upstream and reducing the flood depth in large storms in the cayuga neighborhood. >> so would that take care of the foot to foot and a half. >> the same order of performance similar performance. >> so even if. >> in both together might give you a greater benefit but as individual projects they give you about the same level of flood protection. >> but the challenge - the reason this project was in the prioritized as a ear

place it will not touch the houses in a large storm if it touches the houses that will be a lot show willer>> i understand in the cul-de-sack in a storm i will be standing in a one to two feet of water. >> yes. three to four feet of water. >> a 95 year storm in the cayuga neighborhood i don't know if we have - but i can get back to you on the high storm water. >> so down stream of cayuga after the flows levy cayuga they go go the alamany by the farmer's market and through the alamany interchange at 101 that and were didn't meet the level of service so a concept right now to provide better flood control down stream to get to our level of service by it has incidental benefits upstream and reducing the flood depth in large storms in the cayuga neighborhood. >> so would that take care of the foot to foot and a half. >> the same order of performance similar performance. >> so even if. >> in both together might give you a greater benefit but as individual projects they give you about the same level of flood protection. >> but the challenge - the reason this project was in the prioritized as a ear

place it will not touch the houses in a large storm if it touches the houses that will be a lot show willer>> i understand in the cul-de-sack in a storm i will be standing in a one to two feet of water. >> yes. three to four feet of water. >> a 95 year storm in the cayuga neighborhood i don't know if we have - but i can get back to you on the high storm water. >> so down stream of cayuga after the flows levy cayuga they go go the alamany by the farmer's market and through the alamany interchange at 101 that and were didn't meet the level of service so a concept right now to provide better flood control down stream to get to our level of service by it has incidental benefits upstream and reducing the flood depth in large storms in the cayuga neighborhood. >> so would that take care of the foot to foot and a half. >> the same order of performance similar performance. >> so even if. >> in both together might give you a greater benefit but as individual projects they give you about the same level of flood protection. >> but the challenge - the reason this project was in the prioritized as a ear

place it will not touch the houses in a large storm if it touches the houses that will be a lot show willer>> i understand in the cul-de-sack in a storm i will be standing in a one to two feet of water. >> yes. three to four feet of water. >> a 95 year storm in the cayuga neighborhood i don't know if we have - but i can get back to you on the high storm water. >> so down stream of cayuga after the flows levy cayuga they go go the alamany by the farmer's market and through the alamany interchange at 101 that and were didn't meet the level of service so a concept right now to provide better flood control down stream to get to our level of service by it has incidental benefits upstream and reducing the flood depth in large storms in the cayuga neighborhood. >> so would that take care of the foot to foot and a half. >> the same order of performance similar performance. >> so even if. >> in both together might give you a greater benefit but as individual projects they give you about the same level of flood protection. >> but the challenge - the reason this project was in the prioritized as a ear

october 70, 11 --l take the russians out of willer 17, vladimir lennon take the russians out of war. the french launch a massive offensive in april. half of the divisions in the french army are going to be collectively disciplined. the british follow-up with their which turns into the iconic vision of world war i soldiers dying in the mud to accomplish very little. in november, the germans and italians nearly break the italian army. the germans are the only bright spot in 1917. we are so woefully unprepared for this war, it is going to take us a while. 2 million men make it to france before the armistice. it is a miracle that we get them there. we'll make compost that by cutting a lot of corners. american soldiers will suffer from lack of training, lack of preparedness. the heaviests casualties? 54,000 combatered casualties and another 200,000 wounded. the vast majority of those occurred in the last six months of the war. most of them occur in the last six weeks of the war. it is important to keep those in perspective. in the second week of the new saigon, we lose almost 6000 dead, w

place it will not touch the houses in a large storm if it touches the houses that will be a lot show willer>> i understand in the cul-de-sack in a storm i will be standing in a one to two feet of water. >> yes. three to four feet of water. >> a 95 year storm in the cayuga neighborhood i don't know if we have - but i can get back to you on the high storm water. >> so down stream of cayuga after the flows levy cayuga they go go the alamany by the farmer's market and through the alamany interchange at 101 that and were didn't meet the level of service so a concept right now to provide better flood control down stream to get to our level of service by it has incidental benefits upstream and reducing the flood depth in large storms in the cayuga neighborhood. >> so would that take care of the foot to foot and a half. >> the same order of performance similar performance. >> so even if. >> in both together might give you a greater benefit but as individual projects they give you about the same level of flood protection. >> but the challenge - the reason this project was in the prioritized as a ear