causes, built state-of-the-art center to diagnosis and treat breast cancer in her home country of barbadosrship for those who attends college here in the u.s. from there. >> here is a man being blamed for sunday oscar flub, price waterhouse says brian, we just saw here on the right, handed the wrong envelope to warren beaty back stage. now he has apologized for the mix-up. jimmy kimmel crediting danzel washington helping him get through, he shouted to him from the crowd. wonder what he said, though? got to tell you, hollywood comes to mayfair, kevin hart new movie, greeting fans, on gill ham street, shoots film for un tough recall. big thrill for everyone in mayfair, we want to thank you for hooking us up with the pictures, merium. not every day seeing the trucks lining the streets in northeast philly. heart take to go instagram later in the day with his heart shaped pizza from renzi's pizzeria. thanks his fay fair fans saying he lovers them very much. untouchable comes out in 2018. we will be watching. >> and i got to tell you it, has been four years in the making but today on the talk, a

my mum and dad came overfrom barbados in the 60s and he was concerned because they came over to a country know and they had to try and navigate it and they had to try and navigate it and they had to make sure that we would have a happy and successful life, me and my sister. it was tough because people do discriminate and people hire in their own images. at that time the advertising world was quite close, nepotism did exist, and there were not many people like me who worked in the advertising industry. however, when you look at the black population in the uk and you look at the economic contribution of that population, we are worth around £300 billion in terms of financial ability to spend. it is an incredibly important sector that we have to tap into, because people in the uk by brands and products. u nfortu nately we have the uk by brands and products. unfortunately we have to leave it there. thank you very much for joining us. you can hear more from karen online, she is on twitter. we are all having a twitter chat. the rise of the robot is featuring again and the impact of automation is

i think he had that hat crafted in barbados. >> you're from massachusetts, of course that's a wonderfulme for you. you're also a trump guy. how are you even hear it today? you should be so hung over. >> tom: when they won that coin toss, in the overtime -- >> the george bush senior roll out of the coin. >> tom: the falcons had the first one, the whole first half was great for the falcons. brady was on a roll, he won the coin toss, i knew they were going to win right when they got there. >> i think the writing was on the wall, i never even thought about what charles said before about how rugby players don't strapped themselves will of kevlar, you don't hear about them taking a shotgun to your chest, probably because they drink themselves to death beforehand. >> tom: they hit hard in football. >> they may actually avoid the head since they aren't wearing a helmet. not only were people just constantly tweeting the same joke however remind them of the election, but then you got the people on top of that saying can i hear anybody tell a joke of how the win reminded you of the election? an in

the famous admiral retaliated by -- and then crossed the atlantic and attacked barbados. other dutch naval forces burnt and 1673hips in 1667 during the third and final anglo dutch war. however no effort is made but england in this period to defend its place in north america. nor did they become involved inking philip's war. king philip's war in new england was fought almost entirely by settlers. the small contingent of 2000 soldiers sent to suppress bacon's rebellion in 1676 arrived in 1677 after the rebellion had been crushed. no real intrusion there. england's overseas settlements remained in a halfway house where the economic bonds were becoming ever stronger. but they still received little in the way of support to protect them from enemies. in the case of virginia the combined expense of building coastal fortifications to ,rotect against dutch assaults interior force to guard against the indians led to higher levels of taxation that paid a significant role transforming incursions by native americans into a full-blown civil war. they are off on their own. dominion like

including helping to build a breast cancer screening and treatment center in her home country or barbadose honor has prove xwro t the. >>> and simone biles is heading to the stage. she is set to compete on "dancing with the stars" on abc. she has some big shoes to fell as her summer olympic teammate, lori hernandez won "dancing with the stars" last fall. i'm thinking there will be some flips. >> it's almost a little bit of a cheat, isn't it? a gymnast is almost kind of a dancer. much more talented even. and they've got to be favorites going into it. we'll see. >>> still to come, the must reads, first a check on what european markets are doing. they're in negative territory. germany still positive for the week. france now negative territory. ftse is in negative territory. we have slipped the last half hour or so. that also weighing on futures which are soft at this hour. ♪ heigh ho heigh ho ♪ ♪ heigh ho heigh ho it's off to work we go here's to all of you early risers, what's up man? go-getters, and should-be sleepers. from all of us at delta, because the ones who truly change the world, a

of there specific skill the central bankers stalled have remember their central banks in nigeria, barbados. they are everywhere we have a large one because the american people have the swagger that is not its own. . . >> i think they are full of information. the same i think the electric is full of information. there's a lot of skepticism thin about central-bank.e is some i think it's based on aon a mise misperception and iver really misunderstanding that it is not reality. n the misperception is that money and credit is one of the same. in fact, money and credit cannot be more different. if they were the same, haiti and honduras would have every bit as much credit flowing through their economy as we do in the united states. that would mean counterfeiting would not only be legal, but probably encouraged. credit is a real economicis ream resources. to paraphrase, when you borrow dollars your borrowing access to computers, trucks, tractors, desks, chairs, buildings.t of al most of all labor. we are the credit in the economy, the producers of the resources. that when people seek to borrow dol

around the world don't have, let's remember there are central banks in nigeria, cayman islands, barbados, bahamas, central banks are everywhere. we have a large one simply because the american people are the most economically productive people on earth. the fed swagger is not its own. that is the broad point of my book, that when we talk about the fed, we are misunderstanding, it doesn't have the credit, it can't increase it. the fed can only miss allocate the resources we have already created in the argument i make in the book is that we vastly overstate just how much the fed miss allocates. it is just not that important. i am a big advocate in market forces and market signals. i think they're full of information in the same way i think the electorate is full of information. there is lots of skepticism in the world about our central bank. i think there is some skepticism on a misperception and to based on a very real understanding that the world the fed lives in is not defined by reality. the misperception is rooted in the idea, popularized by economists, politicians and pundits that mo

well, this is the website for queen elizabeth hospital in barbados.ording to harvard, rihanna is focusing to treat breast cancer in her home country. she oncology and nuclear medicine center there. harvard says she rihanna set up a scholarship in her grand parents' honor to help fund scholarship in the caribbean to study in the u.s. she will be on campus to accept the award next tuesday. back to you. steve: i'm steve rudin live at georgetown harbor. it's a beautiful afternoon. we begin the evening hours. a lot of folks are enjoying themselves taking advantage of the record-breaking warmth at dulles international airport. tomorrow we revisit the situation again with temperatures well, well above average for this time of year. if you have anywhere to go this evening and you have outdoor plans take advantage and soak up the beautiful, beautiful weather. the warm temperatures. around 75 degrees. 5:00, we will drop in 60's by 7:00. we will stay in the lower 60's come 9:00 tonight. the forecast for tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. make sure you have sunglasses

she helped build an oncology center to treat breast cancer in her native country of barbados. >>> past recipients include actor james earl jones and delores. >>> i hope you're with us tomorrow on the nine because oakland's own fantastic is joining us live on the set fresh of his recent win at the grammy's. we all remember he took home the award for best contemporary blues album. he will be us with tomorrow at noon. he went from playing in a bart station to being on the international statementing. he has been touring europe. he said i'm on tour. that is happening tomorrow. >> fantastic story. >> oakland's very own. >> yes. >> coming up next on mornings on 2 the nine, we have been dealing with the flooding in the bay area. but a community in modesto also under water because of a river there. why the rising water is not the only problem that evacuees are dealing with. >>> a landslide underneath a huge transmission tower in orinda. the repair work that may catch some drivers on highway 24 by surprise. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. c

england play three one—day internationals against the west indies in march, two in antigua and one in barbadosheather watson won the deciding doubles rubber as gb beat croatia last weekend and that secured their place. the romanian team may include world number four, simona halep. if anne keothavong's team win that tie they'll be promoted to world group 2 for the first time since 1993. ronnie 0'sullivan's title defence at the welsh 0pen has started well. he's beaten tom ford by 4—1. ford took the first, but that was all as 0'sullivan won the remaining four to win the match. 0'sullivain wasn't at his best but did make one century break on his way to the second round. coverage from cardiff continues on bbc two wales and the red button. banned cyclist lance armstrong has lost his bid to block a £79 million lawsuit by the us government. it's alleged armstrong defrauded the government by doping while riding for the publicly funded us postal service team. he was stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned for life in august 2012. it now clears the way for the case to go to trial. that's a

england will play two one—day matches in antigua in march, with a third in barbados, before the teamss team are hoping to reach the competition's second tier for the first time in almost a quarter of a century. it means the wait for a home tie goes on — 1993 was the last time gb played on home soil. ronnie 0'sullivan has started his title defence at the welsh 0pen, he's playing tom ford. the first two four frames make it to the next round. first two were scrappy with 0'sullivan winning the next two including a break of 101 to ta ke next two including a break of 101 to take a 3—1 lead. you can watch that on bbc two wales. you can watch it on bbc two wales. you can watch it on the red button, as well. banned cyclist lance armstrong has lost his bid to block a £79m lawsuit by the us government. it's alleged armstrong defrauded the government by doping while riding for the publicly funded us postal service team. he was stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned for life in august 2012. it now clears the way for the case to go to trial. that's all sport for now. i'll have more

the country.coy >> and rihanna honored byred harvard university for herr h humanitarian work in barbadoseak now as weo brw do, a live look across on theont d.c. region, 5:11, 54 degrees.e. beautiful day on tap for the taf d.ionregion. we'll talk more about weathert and how traffic is developing dg when we come back.lrea we comeak you're watching fox5 newsing fon morning. don't go anywhere.where. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> 5:14 break news. two of them actually that we're following. >> ♪♪ >> 5:14 break news. two of them actually that we're following. first we now have live pictures from the scene of that crash that closed the northbound lanes of 295 at malcolm x avenue. take a look at it right there. e.>> 5ofre still on the scen mak atst tes f ratshhereound serious one, car crashr happened just after 3:15 this3:s morning. so far we have not learned ifarf anyone was injured in theur crash but police say a major m crash team is on the scene. sc you can see some of there in the roadway the looking to pick the debris or at least doingeas their investigation.inveigation. caitlin will have much more on this

to him, indigo and rice, and he had never seen flora quite like this other than a trip to barbados. there were things he was not accustomed to seeing in his life. so this was also special for him. carolina parakeets, the bird that's now extinct, was flying overhead. it was quite a different place for washington to be. washington throughout these trips did not want to accept private hospitality if he could avoid it. he wanted to pay his way. but that was challenging at times to get to a place, an inn that you can do this, or if an inn even existed. along the south carolina coast, this was particularly challenging because it really was not greatly settled except for these large plantations. he ultimately would stay with a gentleman at plantations. i'm not always at all sure where his entourage would sleep. bless their hearts, i think they had to work all night taking care of the horses and other issues. but i think sometimes they slept out of doors in a baggage wagon. but they had some better occasions than others. washington got to charleston. well, let me back up. hampton plantation

our previous attorney general, eric holder, whose family hails from barbados. sicily tyson, her award winning, academy award winning actress is from nieves. hubert harrison a prm innocent political activist, writer and orator. and my own special hero, ruby rouse of the island of st. croix, the first black woman assigned as permanent staff for the supreme allied powers in europe. it is the work of these great african-americans and those who are not heralded and those we don't know. ms. jackson lee talked about her own family members, my own father, leroy plaskett, and my mother, who came from the virgin islands and came to new york as older siblings to give back and to ensure that their younger siblings could have the things needed back home in the virgin islands. they have given a legacy for all of us. and we're so grateful for the work they have all done. i spoke about congresswoman yvette clarke of new york and i'd like to yield time now to another distinguished -- distinguished member they have new york dell garkse my colleague, the great hakem jeffries who

rihanna is from barbados and has an oncology center in her home country. i didn't know that.d's best beaches. fifth is siesta beach on florida's west coast. cuba's playa paraiso, eagle beach, grace bay in turks and kasey kahne and baia do sancho in brazil. i will take any of those. >> i'm tempted to see the pictures again. >> right. >>> the washington post says tom brady listed culprits he suspects of taking his missing jersey. among them, lady gaga, the jaws shark and teammate julien edelman. some say the shirt could be worth half a million dollars. >> i'm surprised it's taking this long. the number of people who can be in the locker room after the super bowl -- i think the list would be small. >> if you took it you have to hide it for a long time. >> can't do a thing with it. the "new york times" has a new national ad campaign that asks the question, how do we arrive at the truth? >> the truth is our nation is more divided than ever. >> the truth is alternative facts are delusional the truth is locker room talk is harmless. >> the campaign isn't related to the trump adminis

she built a state-of-the- art center to diagnose and treat breast cancer in her home nation of barbados. she also created a scholarship program for students from the caribbean who attend college in the u.s. rihanna also supports programs that provide children with access to education in more than 60 developing countries. billionaire investor warren buffett wants to give away some money to his employees... but they need to put their college hoops knowledge to the test. buffett says he will give a berkshire hathaway employee one million dollars a year for life... but only if they can pick all the teams to make the "sweet 16" of this year's n-c-double-a men's college basketball tournament. even if no one wins the grand prize, employees can still come out a winner. that's because buffett will give 100- thousand dollars to whoever gets the furthest in guessing the winners of the tournament. those are you entertainment headlines... james, back to you. still ahead on the kron four morning news. a controversial pictures gets spread between east bay high school students.. we'll explain why paren

construction of a state-of-the-art oncology and nuclear medicine hospital in her home country of barbados scholarship for many students from the caribbean attending schools here in the u.s., pays for it and she has supported a program that advocates for the education of girls in developing countries around the world so well done. [ applause ] >> she really is a phenomenal person. >> she really is. >> all the good she's done and only 29. >> 29 and 30 top tens. more to come. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, michael, i know you're a big fan of -- >> coldplay. >> so you'll love this story. you guys like coldplay? chris martin? he's been on "gma" many times. the chainsmokers have come up with another catchy pop tune that will surely be a hit due in large part to their partner and that would be coldplay and brought down the house at the 2017 brit awards performing it called "something just like this." take a listen. ♪ throw me a rose ♪ but i'm not the kind of person that -- she said where do you want to go ♪ >> that voice is just mesmerizing. >> i listened it to this morning. >> already dow

england play three one—dayers against the west indies in march, two in antigua and one in barbados. windies also tour england in the summer. tennis, and great britain have been drawn away to romania in their fed cup play—off in april. snooker has started well. he's beat tom ford four frames to one this afternoon. ford took the first, but that was it, as o'sullivan won the next four to get the victory. the rocket didn't look at his best, but still made one century on his way to the second round. barry hawkins and judd trump also made it through tonight. leicester city might be struggling domestically, but they have picked up domestically, but they have picked up another piece of silverware this evening, winning the spirit of sport award in monaco. claudio ranieri was on hand to accept the gong, saying it was a great honour to be included amongst other