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they're from my hometown, by the way, oakland, a little city on the other side of the beautiful bridge women here, these two sisters here, these two warriors here, and words have power, and we're talking about the power of expression of the spoken word. this woman, this sister, this warrior is a mother, a sister, and she takes the podium, she speaks for those that speak truth that will inspire the movement for the people. please welcome ryan nicole. [applause] >> this pope is for black women, but this poem is specifically for one black woman tonight, mayor london breed. mayor, some will tell you that your life has been -- has been giv giving you lemons, and so you need to make lemonade. i'm here to tell you that black girls have been making something of themselves with less since the beginning of time. the guarantee is you will confuse and confound those coming to pluck you, and they will come to you indeed, expecting you crest fallen, awaiting your redemption, assume you in a position proce prostrate,s prostrate, subservient. you say, instead, this is will i -- libberation in defiance

karen. >> temperatures are a little bit above freezing in the city. 1 degree. g to stay about that way through the day today. and we're seeing a lot of melting on the roads but that's not going to be the case later on when the storm really intensifies and it's coming down heavily. one of the issues that we're really concerned about 'cause i know so many people lost power, some just got it back, we do have the concern for power outages today and that's with the winds. it seems most likely in the northwest suburbs. snowfall rates of one to 2-inch an hour. we have the potential for thundersnow. when it's heavy and wet it tends to lay on the power lines. mainly snow north and west of the city. along i-95 we're going to see that mixing in and out through the day before the heavier snow takes over. mainly rain along the coastline, tam. >> okay, thank you, karen. >>> going on to health check, for the first time people will be able to take a dna test at home that will check their risk for some sorts of breast cancer. the fda has given the company 23 and me the go ahead

we had these puppies in a little miniature city running around destroying the city. dorable. >> the parody is from squeen junkies. >> who was that? >> definitely not one of us. >> in pacific rim scott is a strict military ranger. john plays a rebel. they team up to fight a new generation of aliens. >> i think we pissed them off. >> good. >> what's the most rebellious thing you've ever done? >> in london there's a bus ticket, a ticket you're supposed to pay for. we didn't. so one of the ticket inspectors got on the bus. what did i do? pretended i was sleep. >> that's a good one. >> scandalous. that john boyega lives on the edge. we'll be with them both next week next week. >> alicia vikander is showing major body confidence in the new "tomb raider." she endured some intense work outs to get cut. i was with the trader that made it happen. >> i started to gain muscle and gain strength. >> we're working 12 hours a day. it's 45 minutes in the morning. ♪ >> how much muscle did alicia put on? >> i think she gained 12 pount pounds. >> at about 5'5" and 117 pounds she's a tiny

code, enact something that at least supports them that protection to the extent that we can as a little cityeil: the president wants to toughen things up and get the border wall built. he used the run-away rampant nature of drug use in our country as the latest catalyst to do so and arguing that sanctuary cities and states seem to be getting in the way. you agree? >> yes, but doesn't affect us as much. we're so far away from the border. we have a great police force in terms of enforcement. >> this is more about constitutional -- honoring the law to you, right? >> exactly. you know, it's -- i'm an engineer by trade. lawyers make things difficult. when you look at a set of requirements, if there's conflict, you pick one or the other. we pick the u.s. contusion over any other conflicting document. that's the approach that i've taken on this. >> neil: in your community, the sentiment is a little different. reads more conservative. but i wonder if the state continues in the direction that it is, what do you think happens? >> in terms of for us? they might, you know, come down on us pretty hard. w

the neighborhood conditions are a factor that we talked about a little. cityegulations and processes as they relate to neighborhood, as they relate to the building, you know, sometimes, these are things where everything is in place, but then, you have nine months or more that you have to wait in line. tenant demand and capacity, that's sort of my term for local demand or local supply of businesses looking. and you know, we have a lot of small businesses that want to be in storefronts, but it's a lot to handle. you know, if someone's really good at baking a cake, it doesn't really mean they're good at leasing space. and you guys know how hard it is and how much needs to be managed when you're a small business. the last one is the retail economy. again, there's not any science behind this picture, but we wanted to show there's lots of different factors and every building is unique, and we don't know all of them until we dig in. so i'm going to let joaquin answer the question of what is a healthy have a canvacancy ra >> thank you. amy, and thank you, commissioner

a trillion dollars seems a little city. trying to there are 37 state investigations and lawsuits.lass actions from investors as well as shareholders. the end for is nowhere in sight. can salvaggio, thank you for your input. cheryl: got to have friends. not funny. facebook recovered a little bit yesterday. the stock did. the monster rally for the s&p 500 was with curved relief rally? >> card is telling you despite this big rally. cheryl: take a look at what is happening right now. s&p at 16, nasdaq writer almost 1%. wal-mart, usually pretty good deals there. but you get a car from them? cheryl: you know, i kind of think i would, too. you are watching "fbn:am." retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuv

one that rain line has shifted a little bit closer to the city. rain through much of south jersey but we also have some pretty intense snow bands forming as well. so to the north and west you don't have a whole lot right now in norristown malvern downingtown a few flurries in coatesville and chadds ford but along i-95, along the schuylkill you're getting kind of that light snow right now. look as we go further to the south and that's where you see the brighter areas. you see the difference as we look at this picture? you're seeing all of the lavender right here and that's a good band of snow. that's why in evesham township we were showing you that shot and it's accumulated on the grass on the park benches there. that's woodstown glassboro berlin not quite in cherry hill but in hammonton and then you have that rain-snow line which is pushing a little closer to the city as the morning progresses but this is really just the beginning of it. the area of low pressure just starting to take shape. maybe 50 top 70 miles off the coastline right now. that's

a resort city. and there was a little resort city nearby where ethiopians go to get away. y resort, not like palm beach. is subsistence farming, and this industrial park was built on what was a series of small plots of land for farming. carol: that must have ticked off the farmers. miranda: yeah, a lot of the farmers spoke about feeling tricked because they were offered a certain amount of money and signed contract, but they didn't -- they don't speak the main ethiopian language. there are 70 ethnic groups in ethiopia. werearmers in this region roughly 500 signing these contracts, not really able to read the writing. many of them have second grade educations, they are farming. they are not highly educated in academic institutions. they couldn't read the contract. julia: next, looking to the stars on the hunt for the next big thing. carol: plus, a grand plan meets grand delays in paris. julia: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm julia chatterly. carol: i'm carol massar. in the economic section this week, as dubai comes o

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through until overnight and into tomorrow morning and you're still seeing some rain south of the city, a little in the city for the morning commute and some snow north and west. then we advance this to later on in the afternoon and that's when you get that heavy wet snow that's dropping down on the kind that's quickly accumulating and kind of difficult to drive in. so, that's at 3:30 in the afternoon as some of the kids will be coming home or if they have school and the bus is coming home and getting ready for your evening commute. it happens all through your evening commute and then wraps up thursday night. overall what we're expecting, if you're along the coastline, not a whole lot. you saw how that precipitation was rain for much of south and east of the city, one to three. about three to 6 inches if you're in that atlantic city and millville, in southern burlington ocean, camden county, salem county, up to lancaster. and this general area of the pink, which is a wide area for much of philadelphia and north and west, even east near trenton, we're talking six to 12-inches of snow but there's

a historic building destroyed by a four alarm fire in old city is now going to take a little longer toty says the damage on the walls connecting a neighboring building is worse than they thought and because of that, it's going to take at least another two more weeks to stabilize. the fire that left more than 100 displaced destroyed the building on the 200 block of chestnut street last week. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >>> a warning from philadelphia police tonight. a rash of rim and tire rip offs in roxborough, manayunk and germantown. police say in recent weeks these fast-moving thieves are swiping expensive rims right off cars. they're doing it in the middle of the night and then selling them on the black-market. each set can go for up to four grand. police say they're hitting cars on less travele streets. if you see anything suspicious, call police right away. >>> and sean bell in with sports and we're talking football already, sean. >> we have. okay w penn state barclay does something like he did today we have to take look. check out what he did that might lan

a little place. the city to be a news live from berlin as the u.k. ramps up its investigation into the poisoning of the former spy foreign secretary forced john. in an exclusive g.w. interview points the finger finger at the kremlin somebody has to be responsible some to be has to be accountable and we in the u.k. think the.

that's a little absurd. >> the city sent a letter to the owner saying no one is allowed to live in the trailer. he says his struggle underscores the housing problem for thousands of students. >>> let's open up the window on san rafael and you can see it's raining right now as we look out on 101. temperatures up there in san rafael at 60 degrees right now. most of us in the mid to upper 50s. you are the warmest. let's take a look down in the south bay, the last to get wet, you're dealing with it this morning. you're not escaping it like you normally do. this is 101 and 880. you can see the rain troops falling there. poor conditions on our roads today. they'll be slippery this morning and also during the evening commute. there will still be wet spots. mass transit, a wet wait. so be prepared for that. and on the bay it's going to be a little soggy today. take a look at your temperatures, low to mid-60s. so not much warming over where we are right now. about 59 at the coast. and it's going to be a little breezy today. winds especially out over the water could gust up to 40 miles an hour w

a resort city. there is a lake, called lake awasa, and there is a little resort city nearby where ethiopians go to get fancy -- you know, not like palm beach resort town. and all around is subsistence farming. this industrial park was built on what was a series of small plots of land for farming. carol: that must have ticked off the farmers. miranda: yeah. it was -- a lot of the farmers spoke about feeling tricked. because they were offered a certain amount of money, and they signed contracts, but they did not actually -- they do not speak the main ethiopian language. there are 70 ethnic groups in ethiopia, and the farmers in sidamagion were largely -- they signed contracts not being able to read the writing. many of them have second grade educations. they are farming. they are not highly educated in academic institutions. they could not read the contracts. julia: up next, dubai looks to the stars for the hunt for its next big thing. carol: the grand plan meets grand delays in paris. julia: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ julia: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am julia chatterley. caro

when you're commuting, you're going to have some rain south and east of the city, kind of on the border of that with a little bit of a wintry mix through the city and snowfall north and west. then the trouble really starts after that. so, we watch through the later morning into the afternoon hours when the storm pulls down its own colder air and you get that thump of kind of heavy wet snow and windy conditions. so, this is a look at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and you're traveling through some heavy snow wrapping around and we can start to see parts of interior south jersey getting that as well and then it ends tomorrow night. so, let's walk through what we expect. along the coastline not very much, one to 3-inches. about three to 6 inches in atlantic city, millville, wilmington, lancaster, through interior parts of southern gloucester camden burlington counties and then you see this area of pink through much of the region cutting through parts of northern burlington, ocean, camden, gloucester counties, philadelphia, delaware county, the lehigh valley. a general six to 12-inches of snow. but we are going to s

near the capital damascus as the country's civil war interest a grim terminal phase it's a little different in the city of free and where the turkish army has sent over one hundred thousand people running for their lives we'll hear from a kurdish doctor shortly but first this report on the death throes of efforts to oust syrian president bashar al assad. the u.n. calls it hell on earth. and these pictures from the syrian white helmets are full of the evidence of that. the organization says they show a government airstrike on eastern ghouta the rebel held region just outside the capital damascus. the footage documents volunteers as they rushed into uncertain territory. for some of the victims they find it's too late. others a lucky enough to be discovered under the rubble. out of the out of my. main while refugees are still leaving their homes in the northern town of a free in. the united nations estimates over one hundred thousand people have been uprooted here as they flee the fighting between kurdish rebels and turkey's armed forces. they're now trapped in rural areas outside are free and in desperat

inland concerns and huge shore concerns to be certain and you can see down the shore a little foggy down there that's ocean citypically we see a clear view of the ocean city music peer. the temperature is 51. the high today 61. so temperatures aren't an issue with this. right now we're still in the 50's in most locations. 49 in wilmington and the poconos sitting at 44 degrees. ultimate doppler you can see the storm it's back here near memphis moving toward the northeast and it's going to head into the midwest. it will redevelop as a coastal storm. that's when it's going to cause some real troubles. you can see about an inch of rain from allentown through philadelphia, through atlantic city where you see that purple contour, to the north and east, that's where we expect heavier rain and that's where the national weather service has issued a flood watch for tomorrow night through friday. so the storm is going to move toward chicago, detroit and cincinnati. the rain comes in from the west tomorrow during the afternoon. that secondary low develops and takes over and as these two storms phase and move away, they pul

him and an alabama fire department helped plan the wish of a little boy fighting cancer spending a day in mobile. after zooming across the citylittle firefighter. to help his heroes to put out the tiny fire set for him to work on. william is battling rare soft tissue cancer. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" but "fox and friends first" continues right now and we will see you monday. jillian: it is march 2nd. donald trump sitting down with the head of the nra talking school safety, bipartisan legislation and videogame crackdown next. >> unlimited range, unpredictable trajectory and invincible against missile defense. the new nuclear threat coming from russia. the texas man going viral for

crew was filming in the iraqi city of mosul which was liberated from my soul about a year ago but as these pictures show they're still a little side of the city returning to normal locals claim the authorities have no idea what the situation is really like on the ground for him just how many bodies have you removed since you started working in this area approximately five hundred because you are there any more yes in houses and all their odds whereas your way out and i challenge any member of parliament to live in the conditions we are currently living in here i bet they are even afraid of entering this area they have no idea how horrible the smell is or how critical the medical situation is well i haven't received any kind of aid or support since thing is finished is seven months ago on one occasion did they receive a small box of food no coupons no food nothing well any marcum from the norwegian refugee council who worked on the report says refugees fear traps and violent reprisals if indeed they do return home there's a number of dangers i think one of the largest threats is that a bomb exploded balls unexploded mortars an

tomorrow afternoon, right here across the peninsula. 67 in redwood city and a cooler 60 in daly city. san francisco also feeling a little bit chillier right there along the side at 59 and the embarcadero 58. and the north bay at 58 at point rayes and there at 69 in novato. so a nice day throughout the friday forecast. but we do have chances coming our way this weekend. a much better shot at wet weather once we sit saturday's forecast with a potential of widespread rain. so i want to show you the future-cast and how things will play out for us and the rainfall is moving in from the south. so it is going to be milder and bringing in some humidity. so at 9:00 in the morning on saturday, you have the cloud cover in place, and rainfall off to the south. we think this will start to spread in. once we hit 3:00 in the afternoon, then it will continue rainfall into 10:30 on saturday. and likely keep the chance of rain into sunday morning. and there is a little of league league opening ceremonies happening this weekend. just know if it is on saturday in the afternoon, or on sunday in the morning, you may have it postponed or canc

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a little bit of a what. because it is a deeply engagement on so some different levels. i wonder if you can talk a little bit more the ways in which the city and county are officially involved. i know they are planning particular workshops they are interested in as well as the faith community called a particular initiative called faith sabbath. let us know about the two projection. >> the idea around conversation sabbath is to engage conversation about the end of life and the in particular the end of it. we are asking faith communities across the city to participate in preaching from the pull pit on the weekend, you know the sab bath prior to the beginning of reimagine week, that would be the 13th, 14th, and 15th and also hold an education session during the week to help con gre gants start the conversation around life. we have 15 congregations participating and we're hoping for a few more. it will be listed on the website and we're looking across face. we're very excited about that. derek across faiths and we're very excited about that. various community agencies and libraries are also hosting them and the idea is for people to have the o

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rising from the ruins of war a daunting task for cities traumatized by conflict a little more than two decades ago retain their roots can gandhi and sarajevo are places of darkness on this journey we meet young residents of four war torn cities that are emerging from the shadows of violence into the large. bit like book writers knowing the way the one nine hundred ninety s. there were about twenty soldiers. corner by my house helicopters tanks that mark you never forget a cop on there you have to be. if i film inside over there's always going to be some aspect of the war if i film in the street there's always going to be bullet holes and i don't need to talk about the word to show the war. any moment if nine of my mother's siblings were killed she was the only survivor in a family. what was going to suffer also when the situation got really bad and i left my father lost everything and there was nothing but destruction around us and we decided to come to lebanon to find safety and wow money and even though we have not . got any. it's been. ethnic tensions existed for decades in rwanda b

a little slick out there. it's winding down now in union city moving out further east from 880 now towards 680. ttle bit of moisture just east of alamo and walnut creek. overall, here's the picture. so a lot of this storm came through overnight and yes, it brought us a decent amount of rainfall especially for the north bay. we have a half inch for areas there and you can see it's coming to an end. the foothills seeing some rain and then the sierra also seeing hey little snow. so here are the rain totals so far: so that's why you'll wake up and see wet roads. really is pretty much coming to an end. we are just dealing with the drizzle and cloud coverage out there this morning which is why our temperatures are feeling pretty comfortable. low to mid-50s for a lot of us. even santa rosa usually in the 30s now 47 degrees. sunrise happening this morning at 6:30 a.m. most likely going to be cloudy for the sunrise. sunset tonight at 6:10. our high temperatures this afternoon will warm up. mid- to upper 60s expected, low 70s for parts of the south bay and for some areas in the east bay as well because we

i like big cities brother for new yorkers right but i like come to chicago i got a lot of old friends here we've got great deep dish pizza and chicago was just the windy city a little bit cold up pomeranian. is coming like an iranian but with palm in front of where we go from there you drove the massachusetts right straight through. to this area here. so you that it's kind of like a. you know. this is where the magic out the people the phenolic they must be subjugated american pilgrimage one where we actually took our personal our deeds. and we took it out upon the water. was. we did see. the dead or you could walk on water and by golly it did. vary here. in. boston over more. freedom here can build. to be honest with you we really don't know where the pilgrimage goes from here i believe we're on the precipice of a whole new precipice and that means that. the impossible has now become possible to cairo moment here in america cairo us is latin of course for a moment in time when things are no longer in st when you bring the power of stevie beat and max kaiser together. the. global war hawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken haw

city. right now misting a little bit here. but you can see over here over the sea wall into the bay it is not reaching sea level at this point the city here are preparing for coastal flooding. they're going to be watching the back bays here along the atlantic city coastline here. and on the bay we can see there are several homes this area does tend to have some nuisance flooding every now and then. but the atlantic city fire chief last night told us we're expecting more with that and also some potential power outagewise the heavy winds and high rains and possibly 65 mile per hour gusts. the worst part they're expecting would be early tomorrow morning at 8:00 with that flooding. because the high tides are going to be coming in cycles. the first one is going to be a little after 7:30 here in atlantic city. because of that the atlantic city has put in their high-water vehicles for the police. and they've also got protective clothes ready for the firefighters as well. they're just getting ready and being prepared just in the event

a while. satellite 6 along with action radar showing we happen to have mostly clear skies especially south of the city but you can see the clouds that will fill in later. a littleit of precipitation cycling around in and upper level disturbance and we get a passing flurry tomorrow especially north of the city. 41 at 2:00 and at 4:00 holding at that low 40s and feeling like the 30s when you factor in the wind. and the overnight hours dips to just 28 degrees and it's going to be a lot killier than last night. last night's low was 32 and today dipping to 28 in the city and colder than that in the suburbs. low to mid-20s. watch for a lot of refreezing after all the melting today in the sunshine. here is future tracker 6 at 1:00 in the morning. a little snow shower trying to hit the lehigh valley and kind of falls ahart. and you get a few flurries or snow shower. and this is north of the city. not a big deal but don't be surprised to see a flurry and friday afternoon flurries look to stay near the poconos. and 43 degrees and feeling brisk way wind and seeing gusts of 20 miles per hour. and could be a bit windy tomorrow at times. the next possible storm is sunday int

a little cooler. look at higher elevations. in town los altos 48. in the los altos hills 62. hayward 56. union city 56. rvation san carlos 59. 55 redwood city. a little bit of a northwest san carlos. west at sfo, north at oakland airport, hayward terminal east so it's fight between the directions. eventually, it will be a westerly breeze starting to kick in. if not today, tomorrow. higher clouds are beginning to spill in. although that's really the only thing that's going to stop us from getting well above average temps again. 25 in truckee. 49 ukiah and 55 monterey. monterey yesterday seat record high. and you can see the high cloud cover streaming in. high pressure maxed itself out. minor cooling today but more so on the weaning as the system digs in. the end result is that will turn on the onshore breeze. fog will return. it will be cooler going into the weekend. but today, well above average. i mean, if it wasn't for yesterday i would say it's warm out there but it will be warm today. just not as warm as yesterday. temperatures pretty warm. morgan hill gilroy and farther south not as many high cloud

it's based in a little community, a little city called mondragon in the basque region, just below the pyrenees mountains in the north of spain. this is a company that has been growing since its founding in thee mid-1950s. so it's a good half-century old. it started with 6 workers. it's a system of cooperatives. it has grown quite effectively. it now has over 100,000 employees. it's the seventh-largest enenterprise in all of f spain. and it's just a set of cooperativeses that coordinate with one another. in each of them, the workers are their own board of directors. and, guess what, the workers made a rule-- the highest paid person in the co-o, in any of them, doesn't get more than 6 1/2 times what ththe lowest-paidid worker does. so there is no such enormous gap between r rich and poor. and if you travel in the north of spain, , where this company s the largest company in that part of spain, yoyou wil see that ththeir cities and towns--i was there this summer--y-you can see right awa. you don't have the slum over here and the fancy neigh-- you don't have any of that. there are people

2-inches an hour but see what's happening, the rain is starting to take over as it gets a little closer to the city're watching this begin to change. changes back to snow later on and i'll show that you one in a minute. let's look at satellite and radar right now. and we can see this area of low pressure, the storm just starting to take shape. it's got a lot of moisture to work with right now. future tracker6 showing at 8 o'clock this morning that we're going to see snowfall through the i-95 corridor dipping into parts of south jersey. we advance this to 11 o'clock and that's when it's starting to really pick up in intensity. you see the darker shades of purple and we watch how you change back from rain to snow in interior parts of south jersey. that's at 11 o'clock. advance this to 1:30, the height of the storm and you can see we're stretching from snow from the poconos all the way down to most of the coastline and you can see this area of low pressure, how intense it will be as you watch those winds really rapidly turning around. 1:30 this afternoon. we advance this to 5, 6 o'clock it's already p

>> fire fighters new york city gathered to remember the life of a little boy from hawaii. trucker duke died a year ago, but is now anor fire department. three year old spent most of his life in manhattan receiving treatment for stage four neuroblastoma, since his father is a firefighter he became fast friends with the crew at new york engine nine. >> he loved being with the firefighters. loved having lunch with us. loved having a snake with -- snack with us, mac and cheese or ice cream. >> to see all of these people honor our son, just incredibly special to us. >> floral lays could be seen around the next of dozen of firefighters at today's memorial center. a fire coat already displayed at his father's firehouse in hawaii. we will be right back. stay with us.

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