always helped his dad to build out a parade. >> reporter: over 50 parades fill the streets of the big easyf people over the two-month-long celebration. the floats are paid for by the members of t mmbers of t members of the krews. ever is part of these krewes. you've got probably 60,000 members of these carnival organizations. >> reporter: for 44 years, mardi gras historian arthur hardy has published the definitive guide to carnival in new orleans. we sat down over devil's coffee at legendary antoine's restaurant. what does mardi gras mean to you rson?>> it's the people. it's the feeling. it's the brotherhood on the street. everybody is equal at mardi gras. it doesn't matter color, age, we're all come together just to have a good time. it's what we do. >> reporter: and when did floats come into the picture? >> really, not until the first official mardi gras parade in 185. started out with one parade with two floats. now in our metro area we have more than 60 parades, more than 1100 floats. it's probably the largest celebration of its kind anywhere. >> reporter: and in the spirit of a celebr

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this morning where the party is in full swing, and people all over the world are gathering at the big easy to celebrate mardi gras, and we celebrate with the first toast to take off and the french quarter is filled with green, purple and gold, and the beads. fat tuesday celebration draws more than a million visitors every year, and for many, it is a time to indulge and overindulge before fasting for lent. >> we could make it to new orleans, but we are celebrating the mardi gras right here. take a look at meteorologist kari hall making some traditional king cakes for us, and trust us when we say that they are the king of our stomachs. >> and she is the queen of the newsroom. >> i had a couple of bites. >> and look at the map there. and certainly, the festive spirit. and you can tell her what you are planning to do to celebrate mardi gras on twitter, facebook and instagram. and she is there to give us a lot of information. c kari, you put your foot in it. >> and it is not hard, because i found a shortcut and i have been posting it on the social media. i also posted a live camera where you co

. >> i am vern glenn, we have a baller who plays hard from the big easy, diane williamson in the bay area and the story of the warriors baller who grew up five minutes from the arena, formally known as oracle. first, the streets of arizona. >> thank you, and finally underway for both the a's and giant, a lot more question marks on the giants roster than the oakland a's. only one my position to fill, that second day's. >>> there is an unmistakable five in arizona, an aura of confidence belonging in the world series confrontation. the word most associated with this team, stability. for once, the a's roster east rocksolid. the gang's all here and they are ready to take the

guest: so, certainly votes for women was the big easy one. very simple, very straightforward. everyone knew exactly what it meant, but they were very up to the time in terms of almost feeling a little bit like social media does today in terms of as soon one state ratified, they would produce slogans and buttons and newspaper articles about what was next. california next, so they were very kind of of the moment. included time for a .hange the ways in which the times were changing was part of it, but votes and women, pretty and are changeable. -- interchangeable. the beautiful one that women would hang over their windows, i just voted for the first time. you can imagine the thrill of .hat host: we can show viewers some of those badges that came after the 19th amendment was ratified. barry in center harbor, new hampshire. caller: good morning. i have two questions. i will give you both of them and then maybe i can listen on the phone. does the opposition to the e.r.a. come from people who don't want women to have equal rights, or would you categorize them as thinking that the sit

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. >>> on this episode of "death row stories," the murder of a wealthy young man in the big easy sealsthe guy who did it, and there's no question in my mind. >> and gives two out-of-town lawyers a crash course in new orleans justice. >> first thing i asked him, you know, "do you really understand what you're up against?" >> but when evidence of innocence emerges -- >> something was going on that was very unscrupulous and was deliberate. >> the system will stop at nothing to get the verdict it wants. >> we had struck out, and he was going to die.

>> so, certainly votes for women was the big easy one. very simple, very straightforward. everyone knew exactly what it meant, but they were very up to the time in terms of almost feeling a little bit like social media does today in terms of as soon one state ratified, they would produce slogans and buttons and newspaper articles about what was next. california next, so they were very kind of of the moment. other ones included time for a change,. the ways in which the times were changing was part of it, but votes and women, pretty and are changeable. -- interchangeable. the beautiful one that women would hang over their windows, i just voted for the first time. you can imagine the thrill of that. >> we can show viewers some of those badges that came after the 19th amendment was ratified. barry in center harbor, new hampshire. >> good morning. i have two questions. i will give you both of them and then maybe i can listen on the phone. does the opposition to the e.r.a. come from people who don't want women to have equal rights, or would you categorize them as thinking that t

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that ability to get on really what counts or do people have to result differences down to the very big easy if that's even possible. on the eve of india's independence day i'm returning to delhi. i'm starting the day at the john muir media a muslim college where celebrations are already in full swing. you know you would need. a way to. live and see. if. there's no doubting the commitment to these muslim students i was impressed by the scaffold display of unity it was on this day 72 years ago that india gained independence from britain along with the events that led to partition. at that time it became clear that india's muslims those who chose to remain would be as much a part of this nation as the hindus when i arrived in this country i expected to find a place dramatically different from the one i grew up in said i was pleasantly surprised to find how intact indian life still is how integrated how assimilate. and yet i cannot deny that i felt a sense of foreboding among india's 170000000 muslims a deep feeling of disenfranchisement this is a country in the grip of a historical reckoning t

>>> on this episode of "death row stories," the murder of a wealthy young man in the big easy seals the fate of a petty drug dealer. >> that's the guy who did it, and there's no question in my mind. >> and gives two out-of-town lawyers a crash course in new orleans justice. >> first thing i asked him, you know, "do you really understand what you're up against?" >> but when evidence of innocence emerges -- >> something was going on that was very unscrupulous and was deliberate. >> the system will stop at nothing to get the verdict it wants. >> we had struck out, and he was going to die. >> there's a body in the water. >> he was butchered and murdered. >> many people proclaim their innocence. >> in this case, there are a number of things that stink. >> this man is remorseless. >> he needs to pay for it with his life. >> the electric chair flashed in front of my eyes. >> get a conviction at all costs. let the truth fall where it may. >>> world famous bourbon street, you can buy a song and dance for a dime. >> on december 5th, 1984, ray luizza, a fun-loving 34-year-old bachelor from a promi

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reporter: big crowd. easyo forget president trump is actually on the ballot here in new hampshire as well. there is a republican primary in new hampshire tomorrow too. it is a foregone conclusion that president trump is going to win. so the reason he is here tonight, the main reason, he said it himself is really just to troll the democrats, to make a big show of force to all the candidates and their campaigns that they're going to have one heck of a fight when it comes to the general election in the state of new hampshire which hillary clinton won by just .3% in 2016. take a look at the tweet that president trump sent just a few hours ago. he said quote, we'll be in manchester, new hampshire, tonight for a big rally. want to shake up the dems a little bit. they have a really boring deal going on. still waiting for the iowa results. vote were fried. big crowds in manchester. trying to squeeze the democrats saying he wants to shake them up a bit. as for those big crowds, you can see thousands of people are now i

easy. for me. big tax versus big regulation google takes the european union to court to contest the billions of dollars in fines if have to pay for violations the case is being seen as a major test of the e.u. tough stance toward some of the industry's biggest names. is a big deal the european union signed the trade agreement with vietnam the largest ever pocked with an emerging economy but will it help counter china's dominance in the region. dishing up the dirt how farmers in germany are bracing the move towards organic products used by cultivating the perfect conditions for nutrient rich soil . and it is this the future of air travel air bus unveils a model of them operate a fuel efficient passenger jet the company says could bring aviation to a new level. this is d.w. business unquote ferguson welcome it's a battle that dates back a decade and could shape the european union of regulates big tech in the future google is taking the block to court to contest the billions of dollars it's been fined for

d w z e learning course nikos fake german made easy cool. a big night for south korea's film industry and a bad night for netflix as parasite wins for oscars and the film world recognizes the importance of movies made in asia against all expectations streaming service netflix has left disappointed. and as workers in china trickle back to their job sites on monday president xi jinping assures them there won't be any mass layoffs in the wake of the corona crisis many companies and factories remain closed. and the japanese entrepreneur shows how to tackle the plastic bottle epidemic one app at a time. this is business asia your page on asian and global business news here on the w m d a how to office south korean movie parasites who made history at the oscars last night by becoming the 1st ever non english language movie to win best picture that was one of 4 awards won by a movie that only cost $11000000.00 to make it has taken in close to $170000000.00 at the box office now that figure is likely to shoot up dramatically on the back of its triumph in

just a year later she was chosen as a member of the film festival jury a big honor for a young actress. easy going it is still have been bear for the best actor for mr denzil watching this and . but her most personal and moving festival memory has to be when amy and jaguar was in the competition at the berlin our. list in the. west. bank and see if you meet. the premier in 1999 try to accompany the real lilly voiced aka amy down the red carpet and the film is based on personal experience which she 1st recounted in a book at the age of 80. be a shot it was awarded the silver bearer for her performance in amy and jack war continues how did another shooting a couple but. i mean jack why wasn't your typical film about the nazi era what was so news special and so provocative about that film is get kind of well not a week goes by that i'm not asked repeatedly about amy and jack are. and i think it's because it was the 1st time at least in the german speaking world that a lesbian love story made it onto the big screen and told of homosexual love that didn't end of its own accord and the music's at

always the most exciting affairs amid the self-congratulation and the flurry of figures it's easy to miss the big news but at the airbus annual gathering on thursday there was a gaping 3600000000 euro hole that was pretty much on miscible. small to each final agreement with the french you can u.s. authorities resolving investigations into others we have agreed to pay and then thousands of $3600000000.00 euros press interest and costs this is the price to pay to turn the page on those past practices and move forward president airbus had to pay the fine to settle a long standing investigation into accusations that between 20042016 the company used intermediaries to bribe public officials in numerous countries for contracts on top of that the company has incurred extra costs of 1200000000 on its troubled a 400 m. military transport program. but it certainly isn't all bad news airbus is underlying profitability is strong with an increase of almost 7000000000 in revenues and a rise in commercial plane deliveries last year the ongoing difficulties at major rival boeing has helped the european giant con

guest: so, certainly votes for women was the big easy one. very simple, very straightforward.ryone knew exactly what it meant, but they were very up to the time in terms of almost feeling a little bit like social media does today in terms of as soon one state ratified, they would produce slogans and buttons and newspaper articles about what was next. california next, so they were very kind of of the moment. included time for a .hange the ways in which the times were changing was part of it, but votes and women, pretty and are changeable. -- interchangeable. the beautiful one that women would hang over their windows, i just voted for the first time. you can imagine the thrill of .hat host: we can show viewers some of those badges that came after the 19th amendment was ratified. barry in center harbor, new hampshire. caller: good morning. i have two questions. i will give you both of them and then maybe i can listen on the phone. does the opposition to the e.r.a. come from people who don't want women to have equal rights, or would you categorize them as thinking that the situati

that was a big thing and not an easy thing.e was hiding a have been after him for 15 years but we got him. my administration is putting unprecedented pressure on traffickers at home and abroad and we are freeing innocent victims at every single turn. i was proud to be the first commander-in-chief to attend a meeting of the president's interagency task force established by the trafficking victims protection act of 2000. in november i was the first president to sign an executive order to establish a task force on missing and murdered american indians and alaska natives, just signed it. and this has a special focus on women and girls, an incredible thing that has been happening, we just signed it. i have signed 9 pieces of bipartisan legislation aimed at human trafficking, domestically and around the globe and in 2018 i signed legislation strengthening the department of homeland security's. campaign which unified the department's fight against this crisis and increasing public awareness every single day. we have signed more legisl

easy. show me the money big cash handouts for hong kong is the government wants to kick start kmiec consumer spending as the coronavirus hurts the economy. and to go over the canes to the magic kingdom a long time boss at disney steps down. and dangling pricey foreign cars for dollars in front of cash strapped cuba. i've been physical and let's do business what started as a health emergency in china is fast becoming a financial crisis for southeast asia governments are looking for ways to support their citizens and economies through the upright however long it may take from cash handouts to mass cleanups the region's rule is a being forced to react. china's state t.v. is very keen to show that the country's back up and running beijing has announced the restart of major infrastructure projects such as along this row a line in chongqing the government says around 40 percent of rail works are back on track so to speak. trains are also key to another initiative aimed at getting china's economic engine running again this specially chartered service is delivering workers to beijing state t.v. says

commentator ike hammer a there are profound is there's disagreement it was never going to be easy it's a big shortfall to make up and everyone's in it to try and get the best deal they can for themselves although of course it's united europe where is this war going to go. i think they have got the 3 problems to solve this is indeed not very easy the 1st problem is of course the huge gap of 74000000000 that the former head of the great britain put into the jackpot and nowadays that people don't know who pay for it because normally you is a community to to go after germany's money so everybody expected that germany as usual. opens the pockets and say ok we can we we do if we fill up their gap but in this time they can't and so at the farm our measurement of one per cent it doesn't fit the 2nd problem is that they want to change the system of how the e.u. will get the money they want the e.u. one's own taxation power and they want to use this. this problem now to get their hands on the creepy thoughts that takes 5 to to be able to tax the people 1st time as usual and the 3rd problem is that thi

solution for myself he's not a whole sold name so he cannot charge his clients big bucks to sell my product. streets were. easy to do and i think that's where i'm lucky and sometimes i run up north you know stand just to point to ok i know how to do this i can make you happy and. this is what i can do every new project is a chance to unearth the next big thing he hopes. today it's. a singer the set up improvised low budget pro goals. i have a lot of things to offer i'm a singer let's not very common here maybe it's when people see here. and here to make a joke you know it's a signature in the industry internationally but here that's attainment is even more $2000000000.00 business and it's growing finest you want to. emerge every day but not everyone has the talent to break into this business whether or not now to try to talent into cap. i need to sing this cover song a dozen of times today for a video designed for you tube our friend is directing for free win win situation for both if the final product becomes a success but will it. i'm about to meet a big name in the nigerian entertainment industry. actress a

the chain claims it is big, bold, and easy to hold. >> and it looks like it is going to fill you up,> reporter: oh, yeah. it looks good, right? >> it right about now, i would take it. diane king hall, always good to see you. >> it looks delicious. >>> another delicious treat, donuts. krispy kreme will soon make sweet dreams come true. starting february 29th, krispy kreme will start a delivery service across the country. there is a catch case. you have to be near one of the 350 u.s. locations and in most cases, you have to be 10 miles from the shop. orders can be placed on the krispy kreme or website and there's a five dollar fee. >>> 5:39 big hollywood taking over sf streets and keeping residents up at night. >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the big-budget movie that is turning some downtown streets into a war zone. >>> all right, well, it is a chilly start to the day. i will track areas of fog this morning. i will let you know exactly the locations getting the dentist, the worst of the fog as we start off the day. and we are going to warm up as we head throug

easy. even with competence. it is a big complex challenge. a strong andve proactive partner in the federal government -- if cities have a strong proctor partner in the federal government, weakening a lot of progress in homelessness and affordability and other big challenges -- we can make a lot of progress on homelessness and affordability and big challenges. if i'm president the doors will be open to local leaders like mayor bowser. and during my presidency i hope they can stop calling her mayor bowser and start calling her governor bowser. [cheers and applause] it d.c. to become a state with full voting rights. as president, i will work with congress to make it happen. [applause] first, we have to win a primary. today i'm asking for your help, your support and your vote. and i'm asking you to join our campaign for change, for sanity, for honesty, for inclusion, for compassion and for human decency. thank you. this is a campaign to build an america to be proud of an america for all people, black, brown, white, urban, rural, suburban, gay, le

easy. shannon: big move by the administration to stop the coronavirus for multiplying at home.g of public health emergency, for nationals who may pose a contamination danger will be banned at least for now. >> a public health emergency, the public is at low risk and try to break that down, this quarantine, even americans coming home and escaping the coronavirus are subject to a 14 day quarantine. here's a picture of the virus has released by cdc and relatively few does from the coronavirus compared to the flu doctors said that was cold comfort. >> despite the morbidity and mortality, there is a certainty of seasonal flu. in march and april the flu cases are going to go down. there are a lot of unknowns. as you see from the media the number of cases, deeply inclined each and every day. >> 250 plus deaths in china, 11,700 cases up by 1700 since yesterday, 100 cases reported outside china and this is much different than the ybor law outbreak where it was easy to tell who was sick. >> the bullet doesn't get transmitted unless -- it is very very clear when you transmit a virus that

fixing homelessness is not easy, even with competence. it's a big complex challenge but cities have strong and proactive partner in the federal government, we can make a lot of progress on homelessness and affordability at all of the big challenges facing our country. that's why when i'm president the doors of the white house will be open to mayors and local leaders like mayor bowser. and incidentally, during my presidency i hope i can stop calling her mayor bowser and start calling her governor bowser. [cheers and applause] it is time for d.c. to become a state with full voting rights and as president i will work with congress to make it happen. [applause] but first we have to win a primary. so today i'm asking for your help, your support, and your vote, and i'm asking you to join our campaign for change, , for sanity, for honesty, or inclusion, for compassion, and for human decency. thank you. this is a campaign to build an america to be proud of, and america for all people, black, brown, white, urban, rural, suburban, gay, lesbian and transgender

peninsula right along the flat section is where you're going to get stuck in traffic, but no big problems right now easy at 13 minutes in san mateo the bay bridge back up will be for you cash payers, the line is growing here spilling beyond 8.80 over crossing, but a great trip across the upper deck and the richmond sandra fell west 5, 8, if you're gonna use it it's wide open for us 6 minutes from the pay gates to one o one darya james, thanks a lot rob and 5 oh one and the big story this morning. the cdc has lifted the korean team for a 180 american evacuees. they were being monitored at travis air force base fantastic news for them a bus with those evacuees will be leaving the base this morning. >>and some of them will be heading to sfo so that they can go on back home. let's go to kron four's will tran is uncovering is live. >>almost as long as they've been there well what's going on right now. >>elation they're so happy to be told that they were had to be quarantined for 2 weeks in some of them actually were quarantine when they were in china, so it's been a very long journey for them. they will arri

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easy. awesome. >>> big changes at the national security counsel.ding to a former pentagon speech writer over the last six months robert o'brien has the first restructuring in a generation. he cut a third of the staff. many of them career professionals. it hampers the ability to meet the world's challenges and hamstring the next president. and you see vindman was one of the people pushed out and his twin brother. joining me the author of the piece. his new back is "white house warriors". and now we have the trump administration transforming the nfc. how's that working out? >> well, so far the president was complaining for a long time about witch hunts in washington. he's gone on a snake hunt. snakes what he's reportedly calling those in government who oppose him. and the snake hunt, the first target is the national security counsel, the group of staffers created in 1947 to help the presidents meet the challenges of an interconnected world. donald trump and robert o'brien over the last six months have dputed the staff making it both less adept, less

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easy. hello and welcome to us and culture the big culture story today is of course the opening of the belly not the in film festival but this has been overshadowed by this terrible event in the city of how now near frankfurt a suspected far right extremist carried out an attack on to hook up the cli and tell from lots of different cultures now this is also being seen as an attack on our culture in germany and there was a minute's silence before the premiere of the 1st film at the betty nada i've also been various reactions from people in the arts world including here one from the pinnace igor levitt who himself has been the subject of right wing extremism in the past he expressed a mixture of grief and rage and wrote at this moment every single one of my thoughts goes out to the victims of the terrorist attack of how now as well as their relatives i feel the deepest sorrow and speechlessness my rage at the perpetrator and those who paved the way for him in parliament blogs and media will come later on just one of many reactions but we do move on now to the.

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