a drug kingpin inspired by nathan bodie barksdale, dante's unc uncle. dabbled in the family business. a convicted drug dealer who returned home a changed man. he helped found a grassroots organization aimed at keeping teens off drugs and out of jail. >> it brought out the very best in him. he was very inventive with his outreach. >> i challenge you guys to be as unique. >> safe street became his ministry of sorts? >> yes, absolutely. >> byron: it was church on a shoestring. baltimore police and the mayor's office recognized safe streets' have you to mediate conflicts or do go where a politician dare not venture. . governments didn't want to back it. but then fate would raise its profile. the murder of george floyd. >> hands up, don't shoot! hands up, don't shoot! >> suddenly programs like safe streets were welcome and funded across the country. chicago, the city that pioneered this work, investing at least $50 million since 2021. new york city putting in $86 million. now cities large and small tapping into president biden's "american rescue plan." wichi

nicolas bostic, basketball is a big part of his life >> all we hear is about how he wants to go to uncat's what made the bulls come into play and then he started watching the bulls. and then he fell in love with demarre darozen. >> reporter: he got a big surprise from santa to see the bulls play the hornets and, at his 8th birthday party just a few days before the game he made a wish >> i asked for me to see damar derozan. >> reporter: they got a special opportunity to see warmups, which his mom helped make a sign for that said please sign my birthday shirt >> he said, will you put something on the other side for me and i said, well, sure and he said, i want, hey, derozan, i want your job >> reporter: the sign caught the attention of derozan >> he a huge smile on his face and pointed at him and i said, quick, turn it around before he loses attention. >> reporter: derozan waved nicolas and his mom down >> it was emotional. to see his dreams come true like that >> i told him that he was my favorite player, and he said thank you. >> reporter: a birthday dream come true. >> i can't think o

use to discriminate and preference races over others, after supreme court ruling this year, harvard, uncer or not universities would attempt to find ways sneaky ways to get around the -- the negative the antiaffirmative action ruling i am crews are your thoughts on if we are seeing more like california unfortunate admissions, et cetera, or you think going to peter out at some point? >> i think we're going to see lot more attempts by that, but people that have their eyes open, asian americans realize this is aimed at them keeping kids out of yale, other places where they earned the right to go there, so, i think not going to be fooled by efforts kind of shows the bad faith of people. you know. as i mentioned, not just california i think it was oregon, a lot of blue states solid blue states people don't like race preferences, the survey by pew shows that across the board by race majorities don't like rail of preferences the democrats i think go are wed to them. >>. cheryl: dei initiatives jobs many limited in 2023 doesn't make business sense maybe a lot of voters i mentioned asian american

hallie unc >> david: rachel scott again tonight. thank you, rachel. >>> we're going to turn now to news from the uk. where princess catherine will be in the hospital after undergoing ab-dom nall surgery. and king charles will also have surgery next week, and why they say he wanted his diagnosis to be shared. here's our foreign correspondent james longman from london. >> reporter: tonight, health scares for the most senior members of britain's royal family. kensington palace revealing the princess of wales underwent abdominal surgery yesterday and will have to recover in the hospital for as many as 14 days. the palace says the princess's condition is not cancerous, but did not share any more details. adding, catherine hopes that the public will understand her desire to maintain as much normality for here children as possible and her wish that her personal medical information remains private. the 42-year-old princess who was last seen at christmas, will now be out of the public eye until after easter. and not long after kate's news em

so was the army as to the elected government of unc thanks to cheat. back in 2021. the mazda ministration wants to make oil and natural gas companies pay a fee for methane emissions, and exceed set limits. the proposal aims thing coverage, the industry to reduce levels of the greenhouse gas. oil and gas sector is the largest industrial source of anything in the us. both kind of corruptions and eastern indonesia. i've left a widespread evacuation notice indonesia has mountain new york, toby lucky, lucky, has a ruptured several times in recent weeks. the government issued highlighted warning of to addition to other options on friday. and another volcano on some entre island also spewed out ashton smoke. that school was many families to flee. the temporary shelters were less than from a diamond children for now. much money is of course in our websites about 0 dot com . there it is on your screen. the weather is up next. and then inside storage, so i'm in so that because case of the international criminal court state you in pennsylvania, the, the, here's your headlines

intel has this deal with taiwan unc where they get 12 nanometer manufacturing technology in arizona andlder equipment, depreciating assets but their initiative to grow the boundary of their business in this effort to ensure the supply chain. the commerce department will be interested in what's going on here. the big story driving markets is what is happening in video games. microsoft games is up but adding to those gains is the story, 1900 jobs being cut from activision which microsoft acquired and xbox personnel. how often does this happen? what is the real story here? let's go to bloomberg's jason schreier. jason: we are facing chaos all across the company. people don't know if they're being laid off. i am told by a blizzard spokesperson that everyone should find out by the end of the day, all 1900 people. it's just chaos over there right now. caroline: what took me by surprise is some of the senior executives on the out including the vice president who said he would have to be dragged out. jason: he is really the founder of blizzard. we are talking about a massive change over there.

we will talk live on the programme to unc hr. and the emmy goes to...succession!ion wins big — at this year's emmy awards — along with beef and the bear. all of those stories coming up in a moment. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. roma have named club legend daniele de rossi as their head coach until the end of the season following the sacking ofjose mourinho. de rossi's only previous managerial post came with italian club spal where he oversawjust three wins in 17 games before being sacked. mourinho leaves roma languishing in ninth place in serie a, five points off the league's final champions league qualifying spot — and last week — they were knocked out of the coppa italia by city rivals lazio. england women's manager sarina wiegman has signed a new contract until 2027. wiegman guided the lionesses to a first major trophy at euro 2022. england also won the first women's finalissima against brazil last year before reaching the world cup final, which they lost to spain. wiegman has won 3a of her 45 matches

the last one was a professor from unc.ell me what a great job biden was doing. >> do you not appreciate her coming in and wanting to mix it up? >> i love it. but she don't want to hear what i have to say. >> you said that you want to rename this town trump town? >> why not. the mill is gone. let's change. >> do you think other people support you on that? >> not really. it doesn't the really matter. it's good controversy. >> cnn, boonsmill, virginia. >> our thanks for that very illuminating report. >>> coming up for us here, a high-stakes meeting at the white house. what president biden is going to discuss, next. >>> and the u.s. launching new strikes targeting the houthis in yemen. what this means for the possibility of a wider war in the region, ahead. >>> welcome back. it's time for today's fast forward look ahead. the board of elections in illinois is meeting lirt this morning to consider a challenge to the candidacy. colorado and maine have already removed trump from their ballots and the supreme court degreed to hear

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xi, e bat scientist in wuhan and scientist at unc doing a lot of work with her, and ralph bar rack, who i call -- ralph barrack and peter who is the bag man for wuhan. they asked for research money in 2018 frompa darpa to take a coronavirus and have the site that allows it to get into human cells and remarkably we turned it down and wouldn't that be a clueoi if a year later there waa virus in wuhan if you'd done that project and going to ralph and one of the scientists and we were going to do that. we didn't get the money and wonder if they did it. a whistle blower at darpa told us about it and surmise it had should have been in the file and looked again after six months later and altercation with fauci and t moving it initially and moved back to a file. i don't know if he's physically talking about old fashion file or computer file, file ago computer file but he finds it and we only know about this from a whistle blower and they're continuing to deny to this day. why wouldn't ralph barrack have told us and peter told us? fauci in the first month as the virus is beginning and fauci in i

the last one was a professor from unc.o tell me what a great job i was doing, and i told her to leave. >> reporter: do not appreciate her coming in to try to mix it up? >> i love it, but she doesn't want to hear what i have to say. >> reporter: you said that you wanted to rename this town trump town. >> why not? let's change. >> reporter: you think other people support you with that? >> no, not really, but it doesn't really matter. it's good controversy. >> our thanks to ellie reed for that report. >>> nikki haley is doing a bit of cleanup, on what she said about the united states and racism. that's next. >>> welcome to the lead. i am jake tapper. transcript leak in the hunter biden administration. james comer had promised to release full transcripts to everyone at the same time, so why are only select portions of select interviews somehow getting out to maga media? >>> plus, a u.s. navy officer sent to prison in japan for a accidental crash while suffering a medical condition. after paying more than $1 million in restitut

the last one was a professor from unc. she would tell me what a great job biden is coming. >> do you not appreciate her wanting to mix it up? >> i love it. she don't want to hear what i have to say. only wanted me to hear what she had to say. >> you said you want to rename this trump town? >> why not. the mill is gone, let's change. >> do you think other people support you with that? >> not really, but doesn't really matter. it's good controversy if it never happens. >> reporter: elle reed, cnn, boonsville, virginia. >> great reports always. thank you so much. >>> coming up still for us, the alaska airlines incident now a focus for lawmakers on capitol hill. what they're hoping to learn today about the incident in a briefing that's coming from investigators and regulators. plus, e. jean carroll on the stand right now. what we're learning from inside court. we'll be back. >>> happening now federal investigators are on capitol hill to brief lawmakers about the in-flight alaska airlines incident in which a door plug blew out

the last was a professor from unc. she would just tell me what a great job biden is doing. would try to tell her to leave. >> reporter: but do you not appreciate her coming in, wanting to mix it up a little bit? >> oh, i love it. but she didn't want to hear what i had to say. she only wanted me to hear what she had to say. >> reporter: you said you want to rename this town trump town? >> why not? the mill is gone. let's change. >> reporter: do you think other people support you with that? >> not really. but it doesn't really matter. it's good controversy if it never happened. >> reporter: elle reeve, cnn, boonsville, virginia. >>> just ahead, a deeper dive into the first day of the former president's second defamation trial, a day after his win in n iowawa and beforore new hampmps. >>> less than 24 hours after the president rode election denialism to a resounding victory in iowa, he is in his second defamation trial involving e. jean carroll, today if any believed the 2020 election was stolen. two of them said yes. just one of many noteworthy moments on the opening day of a

we are joined by the president and ceo of unc f. thank you for being here.d this grant a game changer for hbcus because until now historically black colleges and universities have not had shared endowments. how will you leverage the funding? >> there is a big issue here. hcb use endowments are lower then its peers. if you add up the endowments you get up to about $4 billion. harvard has a $50 billion endowment. we have to close the gap. we have to close the wealth gap for these institutions. a handful of them keep getting all the money because they are the well-known brands. there are 90 some odd others that really need support. one way we felt we could break the cycle and help everybody was by creating a pool endowment for the 37 members. we are going out and raising the money. we just got this $100 million from lily which will become the foundation for a $370 million pooled endowment. if you have a $10 million endowment you cannot make good investments but if you have $370 million to invest, you can get professionals. the endowment will grow. we won't let

the last one was a professor from unc.ust tell me what a great job biden is doing, i tried to tell her to leave. >> reporter: but do you not appreciate her coming in and wanting to mix it up a little bit. >> i love it, but she didn't want to hear what i have to say, she only wanted to hear what she had to say. >> reporter: you say you want to re- re-name this town trump town? >> why not. >> do you think other people will support you? >> not really, but it's good controversy even if it never happens. >> elle reeve, cnn, boons mill, virginia. >>> and the biden administration proposing a new rule that would reduce bank overdraft fees. it could save american families, they estimate, $3.5 billion a year. about $150 per household. back with us after a slight technical delay is jared bernstein, the president's top economic adviser. i appreciate you for sticking around and coming back. >> i appreciate you. obviously, the banking lobby is not a big fan of this. they want you to hold off, see what it might mean. they're concerned wh

ralph barrack, a scientist at unc who has done a lot of work with her, and ralph barrack, who i call -- now ralph barrack and peter daysack, i call him the bag man who carries the money to wuhan. and they take the coronavirus, puts a cyte that allows it to go to the human cells and we did the right thing and turned it down. wouldn't there be a clue, all of a sudden a virus in wuhan looking just like this. if you'd done this and wouldn't you immediately remember, oh, yeah, we were going to do that, but then we didn't get the money, wonder if they did it. not one of them reported this. do you know how we know about this research project? because a whistleblower at darpa told us about it and he said he looked for it in a file. he surmised it should have been in a file and it wasn't there. he looked again six months later after i had had an altercation with fauci and it was back in the file. he thinks they moved it initially and then it's back in the file. i don't know if he's talking about a physical file or-- but we know about this through a whistleblower and they deny it to this day.

we saw what happened to unc when she tried to go there and had her professor ship taken away. we saw what happened at texas a&m where she had to return to the university of texas because they rescinded her offer. they paid a lot of money to make that go away. there are people that feel like there is a trend that's happening that the affirmative action case, the venture capital fund that couldn't invest in women leaders, african american women leaders who wanted to start companies, there are all these things that are happening in the american mosaic that are disturbing about dei and whether or not we will have people of color who are in the leadership of the country as we become a more diverse country. >> there are many things happening all at once in this case. we heard gay, jamal, reference personal attacks fueled by racial anonymous. she certainly heard some of the rhetoric, more rhetoric than we have heard about her as well. she mentioned that in her resignation letter. you have the reverend al sharpton today saying, quote, president gay's resignation is an attack on every

she also worked at the unc and treasury didn't. good to see you this morning. difficult moment here. three u.s. servicemembers killed, more than 350 others injured. what's your read? first of all, what happened and how might the u.s. respond? >> well, unfortunately this type of escalation can only be predicted in something where you have a situation where you've had a number of these iran-backed militant groups. you've had 150 attacks by reuters across the region. and one of the things we have been saying is the risk of that is that it creates a very dangerous situation for escalation if u.s. soldiers specifically u.s. military assets are hill in such a way. when you have the death of u.s. soldiers, it escalates it to a whole o'level. one of the main priorities has been clear since october 7th to avoid escalating this to a wider war which is why the u.s. had been responding to these attacks with limits controlled measures, with proportion at attacks, and now the groups are going into war. it's not because they with kin a war. it's because they take advantage of

historically that's a tight rivalry, but this year unc has title hopes.ia tech has lost more games than they won including eight of their last nine. but that did not matter to nathan george. 7.7 seconds left and he lays it in. left-handed. georgia tech takes the lead. then coming back down the court, one last chance for unc. misses the floater. georgia tech goes on to win. their coach said, guys, we told the team to put on their big boy drawers before the game. [ laughter ] looked like they did. pulling off the upset. everybody is running on the court. elsewhere, number 5 tennessee, at home in knoxville hosting a very good south carolina team. very solid three points from cooper. 40 seconds left. that puts the gamecocks up six. he had 18 points total. south carolina's first road win over a top five team in 27 years. >> wow. >> last year the team lost 21 games. now they're 18-3. they are the dragon slayers right now. last week they beat number 10, kentucky. >> big turn around. >> oh yeah. >> playing well. >> more to come. >> coming up how social media exec

. >> bay fc select savvy king from unc. >> well, the 18 year old freshman from north carolina joins the nwsl expansion team. savvy king is a southern california native who also made the under 20 usa national team. six picks later, bay fc went with a local pick in 2024 and wsl draft. >> bay fc select maya de had the fortune to be able to talk with maya dom, celebrating with her family in davis after being selected eighth overall by bay fc, she was a two time captain at stanford and won a national championship in 2019. >> coming up, some student loan borrowers could see relief as soon as next month. >> coming up, a look at the biden administration's new repayment plan being discussed and the faa will be expanding its oversight investigation into all boeing 737 max nine jets coming up at eight. >> how that decision comes amid calls for more change in the industry and a quick reminder you can now stream ktvu news using our new tv app. >> you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then of cour

i've been through two where two of my children were at unc when i covered that live on the news.new they were safe at the time but everyone thinks it's not going to happen. really taking a look at could something have been said to maybe have prevented this. >> yeah, there's another common thread here, and it is, i think, two main questions that i've heard over the years from family, from friends, and i should say from victims, not just people who may have been shot but there's a real victimization of people who experience this, especially if you're a school kid, the long-term impact is a lot. but to those two questions, one is the motive, and the second one is the details around it, could this have been prevented. what can we put in place to make sure this doesn't happen ultimy to get that answer to why and how do we stop it? >> without the shooter being alive, it's going to be a forensic, talking to parents and relatives, talking to friends, looking at social media, all kinds of things, search warrants on the phone and the computers, i'm sure those have been written out now. the

was by creating a pool endowment for the 37 members, private institutions that are the members of the unconey and we just got this $100 million from lilly, which will be the foundation of a $370 million pool endowment. why a pooled endowment? because if you have $10 million you can't make good investments but if you have $370 million to invest, you can get professionals to work with you on it and over time, the endowment will grow. we aren't going to let anybody take the money out. only spend a certain percentage of it every year that they have earned in the prior 12 months. geoff: hbcus punch above their weight. they represent 3% of all institutions of higher education but produce nearly 20% of black college graduates, 40% of black engineers, 50% of black lawyers, 80% of black judges. these are beacons of opportunity. what are the added value of hbcus these days especially in light of the supreme court striking down affirmative action and college admissions and the conservative backlash to teaching about race in schools? >> institutions have been doing the hard work for over a century an

scientists at unc say there's a low survival rate.m, they did manage to revive. >> and police in michigan shared these photos of a community assisted rescue. neighbors helping officers after a 12-year-old boy fell through ice into a lake. nbc's morgan chesky is in houston for us. morgan, what's it like where you are? >> chris, i got to tell you, a lot of people breathing a big sigh of relief because a flood watch was in effect early this morning. after about 48 hours of a slow, steady rain really saturated this part of texas and well inland. we saw multiple reports of flash flooding in san antonio, and in some cases in austin over the last 24 hours or so. here in houston, the bayou behind me did rise somewhat. but certainly not to a level where there was a significant amount of concern for flooding here. the threat now is making its way eastward to louisiana, to mississippi, where as you mentioned, more flooding could continue. i think at last check, about 30 million americans facing some sort of flood watch from here in texas all the

. >> so we can't trust whatever is relations to cease-fires -- only thing that would work would be unct's unlikely to have given current state of things. >> i agree with you. i agree with you. anyone else? yes. okay. >> hello maryann it is a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. >> you spoke about some of theckings of the dnc and i followed your -- you know, story along with other candidates what they pulled their trip in florida and i was wongd ring if there was like any updates on that, on you plan pursuing challenge of any other states because i know florid the only one. >> there's a florida. there's a florida citizen who has filed a lawsuit. and in all of the have formed, filed a formal complaint with the dnc. we're not under any that they care -- but we have. >> okay. and it just goes to one more area where -- you're going to -- quite literally a new hampshire voter registered to vote here? >> no. i come from -- under class trip fellow students and so -- that's kind of just what i was wondering because i don't know how -- it could affect any othern rhode island i don't know even bec

tonight with the second pick in the first round of the 2024 nwsl draft, bay fc select savvy king from uncsl commissioner jessica berman, and she made the historic announcement of the expansion bay fc's first ever draft pick at savvy king. she's only 18 years old, a defender from north carolina, where she's just a freshman. the west hills, california, native also made the under 20 usa national team and then with the eighth pick. bay fc went local. he took stanford midfielder and ncaa champion as a freshman in 2019. it's maya doms, the stanford captain. a two time captain, grew up in davis, so bay fc, right, rounding out their roster, making a little history tonight with two draft picks as they try and compete. now in the national women's professional soccer league. >> can't wait to start watching them play their home game. it's going to be exciting. it's going to be fun. >> they play down at paypal down in san jose. >> sounds good jason, thank you and thank you for joining us here. west coast rap is next on ktvu to stream the latest news and weather on your look mom, i found one. oh, yeah,

okaydo>> unc, that's a nice guy.rump is straight up and down like 6:00 at least i know what i get when it comes whenor to him. >> i was more comfortable with donald trump in office. i'm not voting for joe bidene ci and you ain't black.e bi >> trump. that's right. i said, that'sden. right. i said, what do you likee about donald trump? he don'tdon't like you know, ik that trump was giving back people money. jone he was almost started a war with kim jong un, too, before he died. kim jong un is alive, by the way. he's alive also. in fact. >> oh, i don't know, denial. you're going to be on jesse walters primetimbee. ? what do you want to tell jesse? tune in to jesse. problem. good job. you goyou't guysve g t in the hg me famous. >> let's get rid of jog mee bid. congratulations theresa o'learyt on your retirement. >> she's a hairstylist here at fox news. and on here, jesse watters, prime time. news to miss her dearly. >> enjoy retirement and i'll see you at the beach. kathy from florida. i'm with youom, jesse, give usja so

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unc has called for collective efforts to hold to account the perpetrators of the attack. the deputy chief of the palestinian resistance movement hamas, salah aluri was a celebrated military strategist and one of the founding members of hamas's military wing, the azidin al khassam brigades. he had been living in exile in lebanon after spending some 18 years in in israel.