in fact, aurora can come here and do it.t's listed on the new york stock exchange if they started dabbling in u.s. businesses in the cannabis market, that would be a problem for this company but they don't need to think of all the big consumer products companies this guy has -- >> they all kind of go together. >> we've had some great option paper in that world as well, and particularly in that stock, in aurora it's interesting to see what's going on in that space. >>> boeing having its worst week in three years as the company grounds its fleet of 737 max planes we'll tell you how much worse it can get for the stock. >>> plus, health care lagging in the market this year there's one under the ray ddar indicator that could send shock waves across the pate. & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence you've got near real time inventory updates. & he'll find the same shoes in your store that he found online he'll be one happy, very forgetful wide footed customer. at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so mu

aurora is up 60% for the year. tilray almost flat kronus up 105.t's because of the altria investment and canopy up >> when do investors start differentiating in a real way between the winners and the -- deciding who the winners and losers will be >> right now i think everyone -- now we have solid investors in each one. we can't have as many companies of people that are -- there is a finite market in the sense that it is not growing yet of great scale. if you went to can us abonabis canopy is the winner in canada >> that market is nothing compared to -- >> aurora has grand ambitions worldwide. look at that last conference call, they're talking about not just north america, talking about going overseas the conference call is very good it has all the appearances of being, you know, they talk about all different kinds of hemp. cbd, because of the farm bill, is legal so it is a very fractured market and everybody -- it is a land grab i think there is only going to be so many companies because we're getting down to the end of who has got real sales >> ye

. >> aurora.f i say something negative about aurora, my twitter feed will have nothing but aurora for the next 72 hours. it will be like an aurora borealis i like canopy, kronos. if people like aurora cannabis they can feel free to buy it if you hector me, i ask you to remember, what happened to hector and that homer stuff, huh? i took that class. i took the ipo class, too. don't get in my face deals, deal, deals those are necessary if we're going to get through the onslaught of supply. it's going to be all over us after apple's announcement that it's moving into subscription-based gaming what does it mean for ea with, game on >>> then cloud company is up over 70% over the next year. you probably never heard of it i'll reveal. >>> and then telling signals about where this market could be headed i need you to stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer. send jim an e-mail to madmoney @cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmon

after aurora, we stood up to the nra. and we passed universal background checks and limits on high capacity magazines in a western state. we brought environmentalists and industry into the same room to sit down and craft the toughest methane regulations in america, the equivalent of taking 320,000 cars per year off the road every year. apprenticeships, light rail, so much more. and in just eight years, we moved from 40th in job growth to becoming the number one economy in america. now that's what you can do when you bring people together. and there was another secret ingredient. sheer persistence. i learned persistence the hard way. i lost my dad when i was -- when i just turned 8. my mom used to say to us, you can't control the bad things that life throws at you. but you can control whether they make you stronger or weaker. shortly after moving to colorado in the 1980s, i lost my job and my career as a geologist during that recession. a whole profession disappeared for almost a generation. i was unemployed for pretty muc

borja: 157 inmigrantes fueron detenidos en aurora, colorado y puesto en cuarentena por un brote de paperasy después enviados al centro de aurora. pamela: Ésa foto la vi en redes. fue tomada en una fiesta de california y provoca indignaciÓn al punto de que los funcionarios de la escuela abrieron una investigaciÓn contra quienes padecen estudiantes que se ven con los brazos extendidos haciendo el saludo nazi conocido como "say hell". ademÁs, alertÓ a los padres porque se podrÍa relacionar con consumo de alcohol en menores de edad. borja: esto tambiÉn se estÁ comentando mucho en las redes sociales porque virgin atlantic ha eliminado un requisito y tanto a zapatas como otras mujeres que trabajen dejarÁn de estar obligadas a llevar maquillaje. hasta el momento no sÓlo debÍan cumplir con la norma sino que el maquillaje debÍa atenerse a los colores reglamentarios y tampoco podÍan tener raÍces visibles en el pelo. el vicepresidente ejecutivo se expresÓ y dijo asÍ: " las nuevas pautas no sÓlo ofrecer un mayor nivel de comodidad sino que tambiÉn brindan a nuestro equipo mÁs opciones es sobre cÓmo de

after aurora we stood up to the nra. and we passed universal background checks and limits on high capacity magazines in a western state. e brought envirmentalists into the same room to craft the toughest methane regulations in america, the equivalent of taking 320,000 cars per year off the road every year. more than a year of negotiation but in the end the oil and gas industry agreed to pay for it. with we brought cities p and suburbs and rural counties together and created a progressive water plan that made sense for everyone. we investd in high quality pre-k, scholarships for young adults who couldn't afford college, preantistship, light rail, so much more. and in just eight years we moved from 40th in job growth to becoming the number one conomy in america. now, that's what you can do hen you bring people together. and there was another secret ingredient. sheer persistent. now, i learned persistance the hard way. i lost my dad when i was -- when i just turned eight. my mom used to say to us, you can't control the bad

what do you like so much about being princess aurora?it's like a lifetime for her, she's young she's 16. she becomes - - and then gets married. i get to play young woman and then a more mature woman in the same evening. that's really exciting for me. two different - - in the same - - same trl. sleeping beauty was my first ballet other than that cracker, it was a school field trip my mom drove i remember it to this day. i think it might be good some thing other than the nutcracker. >> it's a great experience. the good thing is the principals - - the dancers, the bluebell, it's beautiful, >> person boots, very cute. >> all the stories, it's a lot of fun for the whole company. for the answer, it is really - - everybody has little - - it's really great. >> you down six days a week extensive long hours you have one day off, what do you do on mondays? >> i like to say i do all these amazing things but mostly sleeping mostly. [ laughter ] ballet first, just like us. >> perfect. congratulations. good luck to you. you are a joy to see on the stag

aurora khan bis has a plan to appoint peltz as strategic adviser.ions for 20 million shares that would invest over a four-year period. we'll be joined by aurora's executive chairman at 8:15 eastern time interesting to see an activist involved in a cannabis company not in a typical activist capacity >> i think it speaks to a couple of things. figs of all, the institutionalization of cannabis, more hedge funds want to be in on this sector. and peltz brings with him the experience of being in a lot of consumer products companies. >> right >> and that's where this industry is going in terms of developing its own brands particularly with the farm bell in december. i wouldn't be surprised by the end of the year we see products in walgreens, cvs, because of these partnerships being developed. >> really? wow. >> i wish for "fast money" you could do a bitcoin/cannabis sort of -- the intersection of those two things >> joe, we go where there is investment opportunity, joe. and right now, it's -- >> shorting bitcoin? >> we are more focused on -- >> no, on cann

aurora cannabisas hir nelson peltz as aartner to advance the company's market instrategy. return mr. peltz gets options for nearly 20 milli shares that vest over four years. wall street seemed to like the news, sending aurora shares 14% higher to $9.07. >>> spotify has filed a european union complaint against apple saying it unfairly abused the dominance of its app store to favor apple music over spotify. apple charges content providers a 30% fee for all subscriptions made through the app store. apple music does not pay that fee and spotify says thatea s a competitive disadvantage. spotify fell 1% to $143.49 while apple rose a fraction to $181.77. >>> verizon said i first 5g networkla wile in minneapolis. will make veriz the first carrier to roll out 5g. they will launch 5g in 30 more markets this year. >>> kraft heinz is reportedly considering a sale of its reakstone brand best known for cottage cheese and sour cream products. bc says the unit is worth roughly $400 million. the potential sale is part of the review of its operations as it looks to pay down debt. the shares

it has now been three weeks since five people were shot and killed at the henry pratt factory in aurora. today one of the survivors is suing the illinois state police department because of the shooting. alexis mcadams has the details. it's been three weeks since five people were shot and killed at the henry pratt factory in aurora.friday, one of the survivors, timothy williams, is suing the illinois state police because of the shooting.he claims it's the state police department is at fault for allowing the shooter to buy a gun.williams was shot three times during the aurora mass shooting and is now suing illinois state police for $2-million, claiming the gunman would have never had a weapon if state police did their job correctly. in a lawsuit filed friday morning, williams, who worked as a union steward at henry pratt manufacturing, said illinois state police conducted inadequate gunman, gary martin, which allowed him to buy a gun.the legal team said state police missed martin's violent criminal history when the department issued him a firearms owners id card - or a foid card.officials

he was a great mayor, the mayor of aurora. and he said -- [indiscernible] you economic development people steel our jobs. imagine if i was the mayor of denver, and we had a joint press conference, and we were doing a big development on the border, all ofade sure you got your information in the newspaper, would that make a difference? he looked at me and said, it might. [laughter] mr. hickenlooper: and i think that is true, right? often, it is historic. suburb in the city of denver have hated -- the suburbs and the city of denver have hated each other for years. government has to re-learn how to serve people, right? that is one thing you learn in the restaurant business. lesson a very powerful in what government should be doing, israel-learning how to make sure -- what government should be doing is re-learning how to make sure we are doing that. [indiscernible] mr. hickenlooper: i have not seen a new deal in detail. i think i am the first geologists in the history of america to be elected as governor. i have a master's in devel

he was a great mayor, the mayor of aurora. and he said, your airport keeps us awake. your economic development people steel our jobs. imagine if i was the mayor of denver, and we had a joint press conference, and we were doing a big development on the border, and i made sure you got all of ink in the- the newspaper, would that make a difference? he looked at me and said, it might. [laughter] and i think that is true, right? people get locked up. often, it is historic. the suburb in the city of denver have hated each other for 80 years. the people did not hate each other. the politicians were self-interested. government has to re-learn how to serve people, right? that is one thing you learn in the restaurant business. i cannot tell you how many thousands of plates of food i have taken out to people. that is a very powerful lesson in what government should be doing, re-learning how to make sure we are doing that. >> i wonder what you thought of the green new deal. gov. hickenlooper i have not seen a new deal in detail. i think i am the first geologist in the history of

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jackson lee: from columbine, to you aurora, to virginia tech. look at the stories. mass footings. -- shootings. look at the violence in cities where people are getting guns. i would make the argument that today we must pass h.r. 1112 and the mercy of all of us dealing with issues to give dignity to those who suffer from illnesses that embrace mental illness concerns it was because mr. collins, a man of faith, offered the suggestion and therefore we're going to move forward with the commitment to work it through and provide the dignity necessary but to save the lives and to pay tribute in depth to those who lost their life at the hands of dylan. vote for h.r. 1112. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from new york reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. collins: thank you, madam chair. i will inquire of my chairman at this point do we have more speakers? mr. nadler: no further speaker s. i'm prepared to close. mr. collins: i have no others as well. we have had an interesting debate this morning. i think we went back on two points. i believe i laid

doña lucha: y yo que pensaba que después de la fiesta de 15 años de mi hija rosa aurora ya lo había vistoon permisito--con permiso--disculpe, don, ¿no ha visto a un niño asiático normal? >> ¿el chino de las bolas de fuego? doña lucha: ya me lo tatuaron. justo ahí--justo ahí. hermanos, co universo--erso--erso--está conformado por bolas de fuego. de fuego. doña lucha: termina tu numerito. al rato platicamos, chino. [sirena] policía: quietos aquí. la policía. doña lucha: ay, no. mi hijo es inocente--mi hijo es inocente-- mi hijo es inocente. albertano: ya, digan lo que digan fue gol y yo lo metí. maría: qué bueno que ya llegó el hombre de la casa. siéntate, amor, ya casi está la cena. hoy, comeremos nuestro propio mole. ¿qué estamos festejando? maría: [ríe] amor mío, pasa a nuestro lecho nupc ¿y mis playeras? ¿qué le hiciste a mis revistas? maría: alb implica sacrificios. albertano: ¿amasiato? ¿qué es eso? suena bien feo. maría: que a partir de ahora ya no hay un "tú" ni un "yo", si no un "nosotros", amor. un sólo destino, una sola suerte. albertano: ¿qué? no, yo no quiero un sólo destino. m

the city of aurora turns down plans to build their own tower. they did a little lobbying.ityhelp from the mayor council flipped and they voted a couple months later to change their mind and approve the tower. jason: up next, everything is awesome for private equity until it is not. my take away the industry's most important annual gathering. ge trying to rekindle some of their own magic without repeating mistakes. >> how much does tax policy influence corporate investment? jason: i am jason kelly. carol: i am carol massar. you can listen to us on the radio on sirius xm and a.m. radio. we are in the bay area and london and through the bloomberg business that. carol: jason you wrote the remarks. you are at the davos of private equity. jason: the super return conference in berlin every february. 2500 people descending on the german capital. , i was us a good chance talking to the editor to remind people how big and influential this industry is. .heck out this chart these are firms you of heard of, black field, brookfield. listed there, that is how many people work for the com

. >> the city of aurora we saw about a 74% increase in fatal crashes between 2013 and now. marijuana has been af part that. >> i have seen impairment and what it epdoes. >>ter: mary gaston had just said good-bye toer son when the unthinkable happened. >> a few secondse after left i heard an impact. it was very loud. y heard it and i knew instantly. it was a ver traumatic -- it was a very -- it was a very horrific death. >> reporter: the driver whoit blake had thc in his bloodstream. he served three years in prison. >> in my view there's a perception that marijuana does not ouimpairike alcohol does. that's not you are impaired. >> repter: currently there's no roadsidee test l a breathalyzer to test for thc, the ingredient that get you high. back on maryland's highways, troopers have been trained to detect marijuana sblns. >> glossdshot eyes, drooping of the weyelids, s exaggerated vements. >> reporter: unlike alcohol, there's no legally impaired limit. troopers say they see people behindhe wheel at night and in the morning too. keeping them busy4 hours a day looking for driv

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but things got worst, the most destructive fires in the history of colorado, a mass shooting in aurorand then biblical floods, so many lives lost. i went to 32 funerals in my first four years. you know in the aftermath of that devastation, the roads and ridges broken, we saw the good was not broken. instead of resignation, we saw community. instead of anger, we saw kindness. instead of december pay, we saw neighbors finding ways to reach one another, lending a hand, lending a truck, listening, helping. that's how we rebuilt better than we were before. [cheers and applause] >> and that's how we chartered an entirely new course for our state and we overcame the recession. we expanded medicaid with bipartisan support. we built one of the most innovative health care exchanges in the country. and as a result nearly 95% of our people now have health care coverage. cheers and applause] >> after aaurora, we stood up to he n.r.a. and passed universal background check and limits on high-capacity maga zeens in a western state. we brought environment and industry into the same room to craft the to

. >> this is aurora, the little girl and spunky, they're brother and sister. about 8 weeks old.hey are available for adoption today. we do include training with all of our adoptions. being a new puppy, that's perfect to start off. we'll get them spayed and neutered as well. you get a free health examination with our adoption. >> right now, these are brother and sisters. we've noticed that they're falling asleep. they seem like really good puppies. >> they are. they're really good. doing good with puppy pad training and they are a bunch of fun. >> what's the best way for someone seeing this right now to get in line to adopt som o alameda 1590 -- -- open at 9:00 and close at 5:00. they're open at 11:00 today. these guys are going to be here. you can always tag us with your photos. #puppies on 7. any last words? >> they're just so cute. >> they're so cute. >> they seem to be like they're falling asleep really soon, which is better than what i can say for my kids. >> they're so cute. aurora's little eyes. >> i want the one closest to frances. >> spunky. >> this is spunky. >> i want

. >> the city of aurora we saw about a 74% increase in fatal crashes between 2013 and now. h marijuan been a part of that. >> i have seen impairment and what it does. >> reporter: mary gaston had just said good-bye to her son when the unthinkable happened. >> a few seconds after he left i heard an impact. it was very loud. i hea it and i knew instantly. it was a very traumatict -- was a very -- it was a very horrific death. >> reporter: the driver who hit blake had thc in his blvedstream. he s three years in prison. >> in my view thone's a percephat marijuana does not impair you like alcohol does. that's not true. you are impaired. >> reporter: currently there's no roadside test like a breathalyzer to test for ngthc, thedient that gets you high. back on maryland's highways, troopers have been trained to detect marijuana signs. >> glossy bloodshot es, drooping of the eyelids, slow exaggerated movements. >> reporter: unlike impaired o legally limit. peoples say they see behind the wheel atightth and in e morning too. keeping them busy 24 hours a day looking for drivers operat

we have lost people from aurora. we have lost people from parkland.lost people from sandy hook to suicide. some of those shootings happened almost 20 years ago. columbine was 20 years ago this year. sandy hook will be seven years this coming december. our shooting will be seven years this july. so we do know that this takes its toll over your entire lifetime, and you always struggle with it in one way or another. we're lucky enough to have a survivor family that we depend on and look out for, but we have to go deeper, and we have to do more. and there's just not enough funds available. the larger organizations in the gun violence prevention arena don't do enough when it comes to services and taking care of the survivor base. so it's something that is lacking and something that needs to be addressed. inasmuch as we all try, there's not enough funds for it. >> after the massacre in new zealand, it took lawmakers there three days to ban assault rifles and high capacity magazines. there have been 32 school shootings since parkland and barely any progress

the principal dancer will perform the title role of aurora on opening night.se adagio" dance in which the dancer must balance on pointe and one foot for quite a long time. >> it's a moment that's technically impressive because aurora has to balance on one leg for a very long time. but also it's a very effective moment from the story's standpoint. >> "the sleeping beauty" opens this saturday and runs until march 17th at the san francisco ballet. >> so beautiful. fantastic. >>> the show must go on for a music man with a mission. >> the first hill it was very, very dangerous, but i did it. >> it was the next hill that did him in. the damage to his piano that he carries behind him and the good samaritan to the rescue. >>> and what's coming up at 5:00? >>5:00, a tale of two restaurants. one celebrates a beginning as another celebrates a long road to recovery. >>> pay more to get to a giants game, and playing more at an as game. >>> also, pots, pans, and cleaning them properly. important tips. >>> coming up at 8:00, "grey's anott me," followed by "station 19," and "

principal dancer will will play aurora on opening night. that includes the iconic rosa damage yoe dance in which the dancer must balance on point and on one foot for quite a while. >> a moment that's technically impressive because aurora has to balance on one leg for a very long time. but also it's a very effective moment from the story's standpoint. >> my toes hurt just watching it. the sleeping beauty opens tomorrow and it runs until march 17th. >> it is so impressive and so beautiful. >> she's literally on point. >>> we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news, including the brazen coffee shop robbery in the east bay that left customers stunned. >>> mrs., the commute is anything but ordinary for some b.a.r.t. riders. the equipment failure that produced sparks and smoke under a train. >>> a live look outside on your friday morning at the financial district in san francisco and, well, it's not raining today which is nice. in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eat

. >>> aurora police asking the public to be on the alert after they discovered a pipe bomb in a parking lot of an office building. it was found yesterday on santa teresa boulevard north of highway 152 here is what the device look like. bomb was made from 7 inches of plastic pipe wrapped in tinfoil. it had a fuse but did not detonate. >> a little to off the fact that somebody wanted to play a joke and drop one of those devices in the parking lot. the fact of the matter is it doesn't take much of an explosion to blow up windows or to scare one of the neighbors. those are residences over here. >> there are security cameras at the complex. the video has been turned over to police. >>> students at a fairfield high school were told to stay home today. a racist threat prompted administrators to close the campus. we learned students abandon high school were threatened with violence and the school didn't want to take any chances. administrators are keeping tightlipped about the threat saying they don't want to compromise the investigation. we've also learned it's the second racially charged inci

scientists say a geomagnetic storm is pushing the aurora borealis south from montana to maine. people in colorado may get a glimpse of it. it started a few days ago when a powerful burst of solar energy came streaming to north pushing the northern lights south. >>> we have good news and bad news. the bad news, you didn't win saturday's $625 million powerball jackpot. you probably knew that anyway. the good news, you can play again for a bigger pot. wednesday's drawing is expected to be worth $725 million and there has not been a winner since christmas. that could be huge. >> i will wait until it's 1.6 again. you wait for the high stakes. >> what? seriously, i will take a thousand dollars. >> that would be nice. >> 100. >>> weather, rain is coming back. >> hopefully you enjoyed the weekend. now it's over. starting off the workweek, we are tracking showers back in the forecast. it will be for most of the workweek. so, be prepared about that. keep the umbrella handy. hi-def doppler, you can see the rain pushing across the north bay. right now moderate to heavy rainfall. ukiah, clo

. >> reporter: the couple traveled with friends to norway and were lucky enough to experience the aurora on their very first night at say. about a week into the 10 day cruise, the good look, good luck and good weather and it. in a storm and shipped the viking sky was being rocked by 25 foot waves and lost three of its four engines . >> the ship was tipping this way and that way. 45 degrees in each direction. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it was like being on an amusement park ride. >> reporter: cell phone video shows how wild the ride was the couple spent hours hanging on in their cabin and at one point tried to calm their nerves by watching a movie. >> video offerings on the ship included the titanic and the poseidon adventure. >> reporter: eventually they were called to an emergency meeting spot at the ship's restaurant. >> you could not stand still for any longer than five seconds. >> it was chaos. that was cutlery. there was broken glass. >> reporter: finally a norwegian navy helicopter tried to save people. the dohl bergs happened to be standing next to injured passenger on th

the person who captured this spectacle says this is the strongest the aurora borealis has been in monthsring is the best time to see the northern lights because of augmented solar wind activity. >> that is definitely on my bucket list. i wish we could see that here, beautiful. >> if you get a e pafic northwe weeks, pretty gloomy. i see us turning the corner later in the month, but not the next couple days at least. concord 58 the high today, san jose 59, morgan hill 60, san francisco officially hitting 57 degrees, santa rosa and fremont 56, mild night because we have rain moving in. oakland and san francisco dropping to 51, san jose 52 and fairfield 48 degrees. a lot of this rainfall not hitting the ground, but we are getting a few drops in the north bay. the rest of this is evaporating because the atmosphere is too dry. we'll take care of that over the next couple hours. rainfall forecast specifically for san francisco, by 5:00 in the morning about 1/3 of an inch of rainfall. by tomorrow afternoon the total rainfall will be about 0.liower adding much to the rainfall total. we do have so

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. >> aurora has to balance on one leg for a very long time but it is an effective moment from the storyecond year in a row the san francisco ballet performed the sleeping beauty. a lavish production. >> yes, absolutely. >>> one last check on our weather. >> doing this on one foot. really. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have a few spotty showers coming our way moving down the coastline. overnight lows will be in the lows. tomorrow we will have spotty showers breaks of sunshine here and there. then on saturday, our next storm comes in and it ranks one on the storm impact scale. light storm. and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunday, we spring forward to daily savings wednesday and thursday, we are looking at sunny days. let's see if that forecast holds up. that would be something special. >> thanks spencer. >>> on to sports. >> the warriors have not been on point. giving up a lot of points. going to battle the nuggets for first place. does that motivate them? what does it take, steve kerr? sports n (music throughout) >>> good evening, 18 games left in the regular season

forecasters with noaa say a geo-magnetic storm is pushing the aurora borealis farther south this weekend maine to montana could be seeing the northern lights... including areas as far south as iowa and colorado. scientists say the event started march 20th. that's when a powerful burst of solar energy sent a large stream of electrically-charged particles streaming towards earth. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. is sponsored by food for the poor. (cinematic guitar music) - [girl speaker] when we don't find food to eat, i feel like fainting. - [woman speaker] today i have nothing. i have no idea what i'm going to feed them. - [boy speaker] i feel like my he is turning. i don't feel good at all. - [woman speaker] many people here have seen their children die. i do not want this to happen to

we own some of its peers in canada, organagram or aurora.is a little bit rich for us on metrics. you talk about big numbers, a fantastically big number when it comes to the overall industry value. a trillion, where did you get the number for that? >> if you look at cannabis right now, it is a $300 billion cash crop. if you look at cannabis and hemp, it is ingredients sitting atop a number of verticals or buckets. the consumer side, pharmaceuticals. on the industrial side, hempcrete, plastic composites, animal feed. what we are most excited about is on the biopharmaceutical side. we think cannabis will solve a lot of the unmet medical conditions out there. we don't think that is priced into the market right now. romaine: we are starting to see more activity on the m&a side. at some point, we will have to have some grand consolidation, right? >> these are the unintended consequences of having artificial impediments of a natural business cycle. for the last 90 years, this has been pastor diced by the united states government -- has been bastard

princess aurora up- what are the challenges of this role? performance - it's his only performance during this run of beauty, which goes through the 17th.goes through the beauty, which during this run of performance his only performance - it's (2pm) sunday's matinee role during he will dance the of this role? the challenges up- what are the challenges of this role? role during sunday's matinee (2pm) performance - it's his only performance during this run of beauty, which goes through the 17th. how does having a lot of children in the audience change the performance- or the ambiance in the theatre? the sleeping beauty, another family-friendly ballet, returns to sfb on march 9.the show is huge and includes lots of fairytale characters (puss in boots, the evil fairy godmother, the lilac fairy, etc). we have a lot of sfb school students involved, too. opens tonight through 3/17$25 off tickets with the code "kron4"."kron4".with the code $25 off tickets through 3/17 opens tonight involved, too. students lot of sfb school etc). we have a the lilac f

in this case, the city of aurora initially turned down the plan to build their own tower.ut they did a little lobbying behind the scenes, perhaps with help from the mayor, the city council flipped. actually voted a couple months later to change their mind and approve tower. jason: up next, everything is awesome for private equity until it is not. my take away from the most important annual gathering. carol: we have got the giants trying to rekindle some ge old magic that repeating the company's mistakes. jason: and how much this tax -- does tax policy influence corporate investment? carol: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: you can listen to us on the radio. 106.1ius xm channel 119, in new york, washington, d.c. jason: in the bay area and london and through the business app. carol: this week, you are the you were at the davos of private equity. jason: the super return conference in berlin. everybody dutifully goes there, 2500 people descending on the german capital. it gave us a good chance, i was talking with joel web

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biden is leading in the polls, a new register paul has biden on top, beto aurora in the number 5 slot happens tomorrow. shannon: thank you very much. r kelly appearing in court today looking for a break from his child support payments. matt finn caught up with him after the hearing. >> a spokesperson says the finger does not have a job and cannot afford his $20,000 a month in child support for his three children. kids our age 20, 19, one is about to turn 18 so r kelly argues his payments to be reduced. 's ex-wife argues the singer has an apartment in trump tower, pays his stash, he's not that broke. 's case is sealed and does not determine what happened in court today. when asked he says he plans on making new music perhaps for income. >> do you owe andrea kelly more money? >> making new music, making new music. >> reporter: this week he was unable to pay $151,000 in child support that was due. today a spokesperson says friends and fans ended up paying that money. a few weeks ago a woman claiming to be a friend and fan paid $100,000 to bail them out of jail. that means over the past c

and 5 rebounds on 4- of-17 shooting check this out-- francesca belibi, a high school senior from auroracolorado (who has signed with stanford), wins the 2019 powerade jam fest dunk contest with this dunk over another player sitting in a chair. she received perfect scores of 80 (8 judges, perfect 10's) on all 4 of her dunks on the night. belibi joins a stanford recruiting class that includes two local stars... mitty's haley jones... who is the number-1-ranked player in the country... and pinewood school sharp-shooter hanna jump now to some baseball, happening now at oracle park...bay bridge series to wrap up the exhibition slate. --giants and a's squaring off...a game that is now finally underway after a near 90-minute rain delay. --the teams met yesterday at the coliseum... with oakland taking a 5-run shutout. -- the a's have already started the regular season losing 2 in japan against the mariners...giants open the year thursday in san diego, --but both clubs love that this is the final series of the preseason. "you want to win this series. you don't want to hear oaklan

and 5 rebounds on 4- of-17 shooting check this out-- francesca belibi, a high school senior from aurorarado (who has signed with stanford), wins the 2019 powerade jam fest dunk contest with this dunk over another player sitting in a chair. she received perfect scores of 80 (8 judges, perfect 10's) on all 4 of her dunks on the night. belibi joins a stanford recruiting class that includes two local stars... mitty's haley jones... who is the number-1-ranked player in the country... and pinewood school sharp-shooter hanna jump now to the sharkies, who have clinched a playoff spot. but aren't playing in postseason form...losing 5-in a row going into tonight. --martin jones between the pipes against the red wings. --detroit was making him work tonight.. 3rd period---christopher ehn....shorthanded and lights the lamp. wings up 3- nothing. --20 seconds later--- sharks on the board... evander kane...finds the deflection and sends it through. san jose still down 3-1. -- then with 5-seconds to go, tomas hertl...his 33rd-goal of the season. but he knew it wasn't enough. sharks fall short 3-2...and

with beto it's the aurora. people are informed. there's the register difference.ders and warren. they know about what's going wrong in america. the mayor of new york, cory booker. he doing love and beto doing charm. one of the things that beto and aoc have in common is at the time frankly when the left could be a little turgid they're joyful and i happen to thithnk 's a good formula but we'll see the voters like places like iond new hampshire. >> woodruff: love and charm. it's good to ge -- >> it's a nice contrast for the cumbent anyway. t he ran a race that everybody expected him to lose and he came close to unexpected. he had people intatio in text wd not been energized. he showed up and got crowds enthusiastic. t head an advantage then tha does not have now. he was running against a man who trumpeted the fact that he was the most unpopular man in washington, ted cruz. ldd it was a claim that he cou vindicate and validate. he was the most unpopular man on catol hill. so there was a large potential he does connect with people. it's like a first date, it really is

and 5 rebounds on 4- of-17 shooting check this out-- francesca belibi, a high school senior from aurorahas signed with stanford), wins the 2019 powerade jam fest dunk contest with this dunk over another player sitting in a chair. she received perfect scores of 80 (8 judges, perfect 10's) on all 4 of her dunks on the night. belibi joins a stanford recruiting class that includes two local stars... mitty's haley jones... who is the number-1-ranked player in the country... and pinewood school sharp-shooter hanna jump finally tonight, we leave you with some high drama on the pga tour. --check this out, final round of the valspar championship in florida... and we have a harrowing rescue unfolding on the course.. --an osprey snatches a fish out of the water, but it falls out of its talons.. that's when a fan springs to action, manages to pick up the fish and return it safely to its home. --then, high fives all around at the gallery...such a touching moment. coming up on kron4 sports at 10, highlights from the tank with the sharkies trying to end a 5-game losing streak. until then, more news af

municipalities you have to get permission from to build a tower or by land, so in this case, the city of auroranitially turned down the plan to build their own tower. but they did a little lobbying behind the scenes, and with perhaps help from the mayor, the city council flipped. they actually voted a couple months later to change their mind and approved the tower. jason: up next, everything is awesome for private equity until it is not. my take away from the most important annual gathering. carol: speaking of private equity, we have the pe giant trying to rekindle some of ge's old magic without repeating the company's mistakes. jason: and how much does tax policy influence carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am jason kelly. carol: i am carol massar. you can listen to us on the radio. on sirius xm channel 119, 106.1 in boston, 91 fm in washington, d.c. jason: in the bay area and dab digital in london and through the business app. carol: last week, you were at the davos of private equity. jason: it is this super return conference in berli

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. >> a moment that is not only technically very impressive because aurora has to balance on one leg forlong time. but also it's a very effective moment from the story' standpoint. >> the sleeping beauty opens tomorrow and runs until march 17th. >>> coming up, a big moment for a little girl who inspired steph curry. >> special meeting with the >>> good morning bay area. >>> let's get up and get going. >>> we're very interested in what happens right now at 6:30, this is the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. we're watching to see how wall street reacts following the february jobs report that is just out. the economy only added 20,000 jobs last month. 180,000 jobs were expected. we don't think this is likely going to be a great opening for the dow this morning. we're waiting to see what exactly happens. >> by the way, this is tracy war some. she's the managing director for citi group. she's ringing the bell this morning. there's a lot of high-powered women behind her in honor of international women's day. >> the european markets dropped at the open. asia markets dropped at the op

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