dane: so, i don't want to sell. lemonis: dane had put up only $2,000 for his 50% share and had invested no sweat equity. and while pete and allison were collecting a check that they could barely live on... allison: we made $10,000 combined. lemonis: you can't live off $10,000 a year. ...dane, who owned the building sweet pete's operated out of, was collecting a healthy rent check. and how much rent did you get? dane: i think it's $1,400 a month, so... lemonis: their relationship was toxic. peter: i'm calling you out on your integrity. it's crap. i don't care how [bleep] hard it gets, i will be here. where are you? lemonis: so, i bought dane out for $50,000 -- 25 times his original investment. peter: i never thought i was gonna get dane out of my hair. lemonis: a lot of money, but it allowed all of us to move forward and make a deal. for my $750,000, i will own 50% of the business, you will own 50% of the business. and with that money, we would start with some small moves, like improving the packaging, launching a ne

tonight, clair claire danes, bernadette peters, lil uzi vurt and jon batiste with "stay human." now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, thanks! thank you so much, everybody! ladies and gentlemen ladies and gentlemen, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host stephen colbert. ( cheers and applause ) remember when donald trump told us we would be tired of winning? well, evidently the stock market is exhausted -- ( laughter ) because after losing 666 points on friday, monday said, "hold my beer," and posted the greatest single same-day drop in the stock market history: 1,600 points. in the end, the dow closed almost 1,200 points down, erasing its gains for the year. the stock market is just like the rest of us: it spent january working on improving itself then in february said (bleep) it. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) yeah. what am i egoing to do? ( applause ) speculation is that it's because of fears that the fed will be raising interest rates. speaking of which, it's the f

this is your life, claire danes. thatas the claire danes. >> she said, thanks r that.al year, claire danes has starred in "homeland" as carrie mathison. >> this upcoming season will take carrie back to washington, d.c., but without an official job. it airs on showtime, a division of cbs, and here's a preview of the season seven premiere. >> what did you bring you? >> nothing. you said. >> badge? >> i left everything. >> did you take off your jacket to go take a piss? mother -- you have a tail. we have to go. we have to go now. >> wow. claire danes. >> where aing, claire? >> welcome back. >> yeah, yeah. carrie in a wig. a little agitated, a little concerned. >> just to remind everybody, at the end of last sea he promised to carrie he'd arrest 200. >> where did we pick up >> last season carrie was very allied with the president to be and ultimately president and there was an assassination attempt that caused the president to , you know, pdeeply paranoid and carrie -- and, you knowso there's a reversal at the end of the season and they're estranged and that's where we fin

thanks to the national history center and to dane and amanda for organizing this. mentioned, -- as dane mentioned, there is a long history about technological unemployment that we can talk about. we could go back to ancient roman times, but given that i have 10 minutes, i will start in the 19th century with an episode that some of you may be familiar with, the luddite movement. 1811-1816, it is part of the context of the british industrial revolution, the mechanization, the movement of textile makings. from cottages and homes into meals. mills. where you have the resistance, or you would call it then "machine breaking." the word a luddite has come to mean someone who is against technology as a matter of simple, but that is not how the luddite movement started out. it was not against all mechanization, but it was campaigning for paying attention to the treatment of workers. the question of what happened to craftsman, what happened to jobs in the context of this rapid change. moving swiftly ahead and switching to the united states, in your history courses you might r

agent carrie mathison, played by danes, battles terrorists in the middle eas and europe., these days, dark forces rnwithin the american govent. this season, much of the action is set in washington, >> welcome to our situation room. >> brown: but the shooting is being done in nearby ricond, indoors in a large warehouse transformed into the white house and other government settings. once again, "homeland's" plot has a ripped-from-the-headlines feel. >> we're in a very d, unstable world, you know. >> brown: imagine th. >> i know. we have a president of the united states, a president at odds with her intelligence community, in a world that's kind of a post-truth world. >> brown: but for linka-glatter, there's another pressing issue of the moment, in her own field. for while she's made it as a director, too many other women have not had the opportunity. >> you know, i started directing a while ago, and if you would have asked me would we bedi ussing this in 2018. i would have said, "absolutely not, jeff. no way. this will be a non-issue,ss nothing to dis and the fact that we a

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dane hutchings lobbies on behalf on california cities.ays part of the problem is the unfunded liability for the public employee retirement system known as calpers - currently at 68 percent. california passed pension reform a few years back called pepra.... but hutchings says that helps cities in the futurenot now. dane hutchings, league of california cities "the challenge we're facing is how do we get from today until the time those pepra employees are retiring." brad pacheco, calpers "we do see an increase in pension costs and we recognize that that's challenging." - clicking mouse brad pacheco at calpers agrees with the he says one thing they nowis make sound investments. brad pacheco, calpers "it's efficient as we can - because every dollar we can save goes to member benefits." (kody)kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "league of california cities says it's going to be looking to work this year this pension they say cities will have to make a tough call with potentially cutting serviceswe'll keep an eye on this and comes of the pension syst

staff run a hotline dealing with what the danes call social or religious control. >> for every year,we have more toses. the youngsters wanhange their life situation. they want to decide about their own life, their own body. they know that it's illegal, t whatheir parents are doing sometimes or their whole family are doing.so i think they are becoming better in asking for help. >> reporter: the organization tries not to separate children from families, but somimes there is no alternative. we've been allowed access to a highly secure government-funded safe house somewhere near copenhagen. this facility can houso 26 people at any one time. right now, there are 19 people inside. they all need protection, and all of them are muslim. one of the young women in the safe house has been living here for three years. this is supposed to provide temporary shelter, but project director anita johnston sayse some cck time and again. >> ( translated ): when you are signed into our safe house, you are assessed by our psychologist. and from the psychological assessments, we can see that 87% of the peop

this is your life, claire danes. that was the teenaged claire danes. >> she said, thanks for that.danes has starred in "homeland" as carrie mathison. >> this upcoming season will take carrie back to washington, d.c., but without an official job. it airs on showtime, a division of cbs, and here's a preview of the season seven premiere. >> what did you bring you? >> nothing. you said. >> badge? >> i left everything. >> did you take off your jacket to go take a piss? mother -- you have a tail. we have to go. we have to go now. >> wow. claire danes. >> where are they going, claire? that was a trick. >> and you meet with members of the intention community, right? >> we do. >> did it change at all? was it different than last time? >> totally. this was the great gift of the show for me is that we spend a week in what we call spy camp. one of the head writers who died four years ago but his father was in the c.i.a. and his cousin was a men tee of the father and a high-ranking c.i.a. person. and in his retirement curates this week for the producers and writers of "homeland." we spend a lot

the world certainly is not doing very well now. >> brown: duringhe break at ansite, claire danes shared experience. s our show is surprisingly diverse, and in ll part because of lesli's involvement. you know, she's our producing eorector and she really makes it a priority to hiree who are not sufficiently represented. so we have more female directors than most productions. but it's still not enough. >> brown: it's not enough? has that been true cor you in yoeer? something you notice? >> yes. i mean it's impossible not to. but i think it's starting to change. it's a powerful phenomenon that's occurring right now and it seems to be having a real impact and lasting consequences. >> brown: linka-glatter credits her rise in large part tthe support she got from powerful male mentors, including steven spielberg, for whom she worked during his 1980's tv series, "amazing stories." >> my first day of sg on that "amazing story," i ended up doing three of them, sscit was my filol on every level. there were 200 guys storming a beach in world war ii, with 12 cameras, so you know, is that a gender thi

trina christie won silver with the curling team twenty years ago and is still one of the only danes to outdo their scandinavian neighbors in the winter games when we were higher . than sweden was for twenty four hours and that was very special. it's a great feeling but of course we hope every time there is a winter olympics there will be more about denmark has slipped down the rankings since the heady days of ninety eight but when a single medal means so much every olympics is a brush with destiny. all reese al-jazeera copenhagen all that is of course on our website on your screen there dress al-jazeera dot com. recap of the headlines here not just here a russian fighter jet has been shot down by rebels of a syria's northwest province russia's defense ministry says the pilot managed to object but was later killed near the town of. moscow has retaliated it says it's killed thirty fighters in the area and dozens of air strikes turkey says eight of its soldiers have been killed on saturday in the offensive against kurdish fighters in northern syria a free man region says some of them died

on paul reese in copenhagen where the danes bring home only the second winter olympics medal. after winning. the u.n. human rights body is calling for the immediate release of an al-jazeera journalist from jail in egypt saying that his imprisonment violates international law saying was jailed almost fourteen months ago for what prosecutors said was broadcasting false news to spread chaos both he and al-jazeera deny the accusations the same is repeated three complained of mistreatment while in prison joining us now via skype from liverpool is elizabeth witchell has the impurity campaign consultant of the committee to protect journalists good to have you with us elizabeth hussain. detention is him as far from an isolated case here so what can be done by the un and other international bodies to hold governments to to account for violating human rights. so i think you know this this process is a good one the. committee for every detention but we need to keep constant pressure up we need bilateral pressure we need pressure from intergovernmental institutions and what we're seeing a

just ahead in the sports on paul race in copenhagen where the danes are hoping to bring home only the second winter olympics medal twenty years after winning the first. the river nile is a vital source of substance to the countries it flows through this is no longer single on who can lay claim to the big name isn't going to give them the resources we found but with this comes a destabilizing rivalry the country suspicious of each other's intentions in the battle for control of the record comes from spotting through consultation was not often included hunters because of some unknown fear struck a little bit but this time on al-jazeera. discover a wealth of home would winning programming from around the world. come to make it challenge your perceptions if you were to design a propaganda system you could not build a better platform than facebook. documentaries debates and discussions this country that was once that the wealthiest in the region what went wrong how did we get to this point al-jazeera. again type of sport his tatiana thank you very much adrian three time n.b.a. champion le

was forbidden by the private education vitae so i sat around somebody thing for ten weeks it's one dane of missed chances and apathy of ages the other day provinces questions attacked every corbett saying the problem with cool wins ideas about it was actually about policing big j.s amazed that the problem with opposition policies is they do believe in longer sentencing and that longer sentencing is one of the keys to tourism a strategy for bringing justice to this country my reaction to that is i think that just to keep a certain separate newspaper happy i don't for one minute think that people who have committed really hideous offense they should not go to prison but if your not a threat to society. there must be alternatives to custody which actually everyone agrees prison is not working at the moment certainly the short sentences. there must be alternatives and i think. members of the public want to see people who have made mistakes punished. but sorted out so they don't refund again i should say the general sector the prison officer says he has been on this show saying this is cuts

the dane will face angelique kerber in the last eight on friday.ho is the fourth seed, didn't lose a single game in the first set against romanian sorana kirstya and won the second 6—4. muguruza will play seventh seed france's caroline garcia in the quarter—finals. there arejoint leaders there are joint leaders after the first round of the genesis open in california. patrick can lay and finau are on par. it was a frustrating day for some of the big names. “— frustrating day for some of the big names. —— ca ntlay. frustrating day for some of the big names. —— cantlay. rory mcilroy is five shots off the lead after level par round of 71 and that total was matched by jordan par round of 71 and that total was matched byjordan spieth, who managed a chip in birdie of his own. this was at the par four fifth. and they are both one shot ahead of tiger woods, who is playing only his second pga tour events on the back operation last april. he carded a one over par round of 72, that six shots off the lead. well, it was all right. i made a fewjust really silly b

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finally dane cook's may december romance heats up in hawaii. >> i'm attracted to a woman with a good if you don't laugh at me, you'll be very bored. 19-year-old girlfriend chelsea taylor isn't bored by her boyfriend. they were caught packing on pda on the beach in mau which. they were just there in july. >> looks like love is in the air. i'm checking in with nischelle turner. are you okay idris is off the market? >> short answer no! . just kidding. i'm happy for him. remember when victoria beckham posted that picture because we thought the spice girls might have a reunion. sorry folks, they're not. posh put a stop to all the rumors. ♪ tell you what i want ♪ >> victoria kissed her hubby and kids at new york fashion week. she told british "vogue" i'm not going on tour. the girls aren't going on tour. she hinted the girls talked business at their get together saying what is that in the future? we were bouncing ideas around, brain storming. the beckhams took over new york seeing the sights without big brother 18-year-old brooklyn. he stayed in l.a. where he attended a spice girls themed

. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernbach was an up-and-coming advertising firm on madison avenue that wasertisements for up-and-coming firms and products that included volkswagen. john f. kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm. i want to talk to them about maybe doing my advertising for my reelection in 1964." and that's how ddb came into the orbit of lyndon johnson and the dnc in 1964. johnson and the people around him, his aides and his advertising firm, wanted to portray goldwater as a dangerous man who, if he got control of the nuclear arsenal, might threaten the peace of the world. >> goldwater, jr.: the mood of the country at the time was one of worry about the soviet union in particular. peace was a big issue. >> man: bombs away. >> d. goodwin: that fear of nuclear holocaust had been part of all of us who grew up in the '50s and '60s. and by that time, we were used to it, after hiding under our desks for so many years. [ sawing noise ] >> man: in a saturday evening post article dated august 31, 1963, barry goldwater said, "sometimes i t

on poll recently in copenhagen where the danes are hoping to bring home only the second winter olympics medal twenty years after winning their first. hello there we've got a lot of snow around europe at the moment we've seen plenty of heavy snow in finland and also down towards the southwest in parts of spain but now is the southeast corner of spain where we're seeing the wintery weather these pictures from mercia where we all saw snow thirty five years ago and there's also been some wintery weather in alec county am better dorm as well places you normally go to avoid the winter not to see snow now this is the responsible this one here it's now working its way towards the east still giving us some very wintry weather as it does so there and it looks like it's going to be moscow where we see quite a bit of snow during the day on sunday trading down behind it though is going to be a lot of clouds and some outbreaks of rain as well towards the west of europe and here for many of us the temperatures will be dropping over the next few days the winds are feeding in from the east dragging in t

dane hutchings lobbies on behalf on california cities. he says part of the problem is the unfunded liability for the public employee retirement system known as calpers - currently at 68 percent. california passed pension reform a few years back called pepra.... but hutchings says that helps cities in the futurenot now. dane hutchings, league of california cities "the challenge we're facing is how do we get from today until the time those pepra employees are retiring." brad pacheco, calpers "we do see an increase in pension costs and we recognize that that's challenging." - clicking mouse brad pacheco at calpers agrees with the study. he says one thing they can do to help nowis make sound investments. brad pacheco, calpers "it's operating as cost efficient as we can - because every dollar we can save goes to member benefits."(kody)kody leibowitz, @kodyleibowitz "league of california cities says it's going to be looking to work this year to try to fix this pension issue - before they say cities will have to make a tough call with potentiall

the buildings in palma the architectural style can be found on every square and even in the not only danes that give the capital its cozy feeling. but in winter one of the island's biggest attractions are its almonds blossoms which generally bloom until march they're not just a source of new york and beauty they're crucial to the economy as well. first of all the most beautiful and important aspect of the omen tree and new york is the moment when it blew it is the first flower of the winter to for example if it were unsure when they're in bloom or at the same time it seems like it's been snowing something really rare for the island since we're more used to having plenty of sunshine and historically have been used for many things so from an economic point of view its fruit is very valuable here. benito's family uses the blossoms to produce power few it's delicate work as each blossom is hand picked before it's combined with a special mixture and stored for two years then the perf human is placed by hand in bottles. is also will be your contrition it's commonly used at the island spawn's. as

calls for a new thing by uniting us photos of the danes on delaying it comes up to a week of government shelling that turned into into one thing even steeper called hell on that also coming up. at theologists in egypt aqaba a burial ground thousands.

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smoke detectors were collected by the operation six abc safe a life campaign if you live in colin dane and need a smoke detector you can call the fire department and they will deliver one free of cost. >>> the tamend middle school team in warrington bucks county hit hardwood for a great cause. today they held their annual basketball fun raise tore benefit, families caring for children, with serious illness is, and disabilities and injuries. >>> and, archbishop carroll high school in radnor, 7:00 o'clock last night to 7:00 this morning they held a dance marathon to raise money and awareness for children's hospital, of philadelphia. the students hoped to raise $50,000. >>> and hundreds of people are walking and running today for cancer research. they took part in the miles for smiles 5k and 1 mile walk today at pope john paul high school, in royersford, montgomery county. it was all organized by emily smiles foundation benefiting brain cancer research for kids it is named after emily gould, a toddler from him rick who -- limerick who died in 2015. >>> this is last weekend to go skating i

on paul reste in copenhagen where the danes are hoping to bring home only the second winter olympics medal twenty years after winning their first. and tell us a trip how the u.s. secretary of state is trying to drum up train during a whistle stop tour of latin america. hello there we've got a fair amount of cloud that's making its way across the middle east at the moment you can see him making his way across turkey edging its way eastwards topping its way through parts of iraq so lots of cloud them with us as we head through sunday not a great deal of rain though the rain really just in the far north western parts of turkey elsewhere just quite grey not too cold either we're looking at a top temperature in beirut of around twenty or twenty one degrees actually since a little bit further southwards as we head through the day on monday twenty one he baghdad further east it's cooler for us here six degrees is a maximum on monday in kabul and will get to minus six there for the south and here in doha it certainly feels cold if you are out in the wind but that when should ease as we head

trina christe won silver with the curling team twenty years ago and this still one of the only danes to outdo their scandinavian neighbors in the winter games when we won the medal we were higher in the middle statistics than sweden was four hundred twenty four hours and that was very special. it's a great feeling but of course we hope every time there is a new in the winter olympics that there will be more of us denmark has slipped down the rankings since the heady days of ninety eight but when a single medal means so much every olympics is a brush with destiny of. all race al-jazeera copenhagen and we've been given a bit of a glimpse of the main contenders for the women's olympic downhill event on the slopes in germany american lindsey vonn edged rival for fear of italy by two hundredth of a second to clinch the eightieth world cup win of her career on saturday it was vons second straight downhill when after course here to italy two weeks ago the thirty three year old is chasing her second gold after winning at the bank. and that's all you sport for now more later. not until in the

a value dane's day weekend tradition that had people grabbing their pillows and swinging away in theth bay. the eighth annual fet verse of furry took part in downtown san jose and organizers trying to get the cloud to clean up and stick around the feathers and good luck with that. >> at least they are smiling and not crying because it hurt or anything. >> valentine's day. >> right. >> yes. >> all that builtup, you know, anger. >> exactly. >> all right. that's it for abc 7 news at 5:00. >> for all of us here at abc 7 news, >>> tonight, breaking news. the grand canyon horror. a sightseeing helicopter crashing and exploding into a fireball in the middle of the national park. three people dying. survivors crawling out of the fiery wreckage. >>> deadly plane crash. the air disaster minutes after take-off. killing everyone onboard, more than 70 people. the moment of impact caught on video. russian officials now opening a criminal investigation. >>> taking on trump. the backlash after president trump's apparent sympathy for two staffers accused of domestic abuse. tonight, an ex-wife of one

more in square diners get the best dane cook you know fix bird cheers right back you were get banged up here we go that's the road day one of massachusetts is in the books max has disappeared yet again. and stephen is finally learned how to pronounce fitchburg. twenty two times that's it. fitchburg anyway from here our hero continues deeper into the bay state to find more talents you can't pronounce and to learn about the sacrifice some americans have made for this great country next time on the great american pilgrimage we got into a firefight he would shoot so i hit him on the top of the head with my helmet told the five he'd started should think yeah. yeah. weird america really. exists is harlan kentucky. over all of this move the boy says he was going to st families where he won't be. a co money city with almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal was just said. that it was a laugh to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a g

it went to the wire but team gb managed their fourth win of the games with a 7—6 victory over the daneshem in a very strong position to clinch a place in the last four. less than two years after being told she may never skate again, ice dancer penny coomes and her partner nick buckland have qualified for the short dance final. earlier this morning, the couple finished in tenth place ahead of tomorrow's free dance — where medals are decided after two routines. christopher dean, who won olympic gold alongside jayne torvill in 1984, helped choreograph today's routine. it's a different feeling going to competition. i feel pressure but also excited to get out there again and am thankful and happy to be here. i was skating around when they were reading out the scores and i just smiled to myself because after everything i have been through, i made it and that the most important thing. switching from the ice to the snow now and it was a good morning too for rowan cheshire in the freestyle skiing halfpipe. her performance was good enough to see her qualify for the finals. unfortunately, the othe

a lot of closed systems for it's time i've been here by the way warren square diners get the best dane cook you know the birds cheers right back you were get go that's the road day one of massachusetts is in the books next has disappeared yet again. and stephen has finally learned how. pronounced fitchburg wow twenty two times that's it. fitchburg anyway from here our hero continues deeper into the bay state to find more talents you can't pronounce and so learn about the sacrifice some americans that made for this great country next time on the great american pilgrimage we got into a fire fight he would shoot so i hit him on the top of the head with my helmet tall enough he'd started shooting. yeah. yeah. by the. third america. how much of. this little bundle of joy he would have no chance of surviving in the wild mother pandas can only win one cup at a time but usually give birth to. every year china puts a lot of effort into making up for this cruel mistake of nature. is just it was you any of. china's penda breeding has become something of a production line. it's almost as though th

as we add up the seven to ten-dane rainfall totals, if you include that thursday storm, the purple ande potential of 1 to 2 inches plus rainfall. february may wrap up relatively dry as we go through the first half of the week, but stay tuned, that thursday storm could pack a pretty good punch. wind and possibly rain there as we go through the week. the seven-day forecast tomorrow. almost a repeat of what we've got going today. temperatures in the 50s. chance of showers rolling in on monday. not a lot of rain with that because the air is so cold. like we saw this week, we could have small hail in some of the showers on monday. i think the main event wednesday night, thursday, all day, pretty steady moderate rain. haven't seen that in awhile. skies clears as we head towards friday and saturday. the month of march could start off possibly with a month's world of rain in 36 hours all at once. it's all about nothing. >> after getting nothing in february. >> we need it. okay, thanks, rob. we'll be right back. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many y

international donor conference we were telling you about this just wrapped up in kuwait city sami dane is sami that is there for us this is a conference on iraq's reconstruction just finishing up now sami what are the what are the main takeaways then from this conference. well the main takeaways is that pledges have been coming in it doesn't seem like they are anywhere close to meeting that final number that was requested you know the iraqi ministry of planning over the last few days been talking about eighty eight billion has money they'd like to see come out of this conference and what was it about a week ago that we heard from iraq's prime minister saying the total cost of reconstruction would be up to one hundred billion dollars now we understand the quite the foreign minister a few moments ago said around thirty billion have come in however you do the math it doesn't seem like you're going to get close to one hundred billion dollars doesn't seem like we're even halfway there i think a bit of a collective head scratching moment at this point we're trying to figure out will there be

the americans were very much involved in the peace process in dane ohio, the dayton accords. but the region was very much still on the focus of the administration. it was a hotspot. secretary of state madeleine albright was very much aware of what was going on in the region. >> she was. she managed the response in coordination with some of her foreign minister counterparts, and she held an almost daily conference call with the foreign ministers, and she later termed it conference call diplomacy to help manage the conflict. they coordinated and worked quite well together. at the end of secretary albright's tenure in january 2001, she and her conference call diplomacy counterparts together for dinner in paris to celebrate the end of secretary albright's tenure and she was presented with gifts. this russian porcelain coffee set was a gift from the russian foreign minister. as you can see, on each of the cups is the image of albright and her foreign minister counterparts. these include igor even off of russia, robin cook of the united kingdom, hubert of france, fisher of germany,

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twenty four hours so it's cold throughout this part of china as a long time coming but it's now settled danes just cold and like their currency still poor in new delhi hazardous in places and despite the fact you've got clouds tricky across he is not actually affecting very much is very much high level cloud of the most part it will catch some part of the himalayan and you'll find snow falling here but otherwise it's still a dry and quiet picture which again is typical for this time of the year nothing much will change the next day or so recent snow has been reported in the mountains in the eastern side of a man there's nothing much in the forecast that when this thing happens to the winter every now and again with the wind lightning now it's warming up in bahrain and qatar twenty four as a max thirty three still in mecca of course and that streak of clouds also just that a streak of cloud nothing much more than that sun's out in iran twelve degrees and baghdad's warmed up at twenty two degrees it's also fun sunday night in the levant . counting the cost some of the biggest names in tech out