commissioner dooley. >> commissioner dooley: words can hardly express my admiration for flower craft nursery. i have been a patron for [inaudible] years. the whole neighborhood nursery, reasonable prices, always there for help, always wonderful people from the community working there and i'm thrilled to see that they're going to get some well deserved recognition. so thank you so much flower craft nursery. you make my life much better. >> president laguana: thank you. vice president zouzounis. >> vice president zouzounis: i just wanted to say thank you to all the legacy businesses that called in today. those were amazing testimonies and the generations and the generations of families that have created these businesses, it really shows through in your comments. so i just wanted to thank you. >> president laguana: thank you. and, just to add a few words of my own, you know, i grew up with two dads and in the 80s, the san francisco bay times i think was called "coming up" or up coming" something like that and i lived in ohio and they would go to cape cod, to p-town and they'd go to san

commissioner dooley. >> commissioner dooley: words can hardly express my admiration for flower craft nursery. i have been a patron for [inaudible] years. the whole neighborhood nursery, reasonable prices, always there for help, always wonderful people from the community working there and i'm thrilled to see that they're going to get some well deserved recognition. so thank you so much flower craft nursery. you make my life much better. >> president laguana: thank you. vice president zouzounis. >> vice president zouzounis: i just wanted to say thank you to all the legacy businesses that called in today. those were amazing testimonies and the generations and the generations of families that have created these businesses, it really shows through in your comments. so i just wanted to thank you. >> president laguana: thank you. and, just to add a few words of my own, you know, i grew up with two dads and in the 80s, the san francisco bay times i think was called "coming up" or up coming" something like that and i lived in ohio and they would go to cape cod, to p-town and they'd go to san

which is working on a fix, is also offering to move the treadmill to a safe location for free allison dooley already keeps her tread plus behind a locked door >> when i saw the headlines, i was like, no i was afried they were going to make us give it back. because we feel comfortable how it is. >> reporter: for now she says they will keep running stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> there is breaking news out of italy this evening. two american tourists found guilt qi of murder for stabbing a police officer in 2019. both sentenced to life in prison. the two who were 18 and 19 at the time say they were acting in self-defense mistaking the plainclothes officer for a drug dealer after an apparent deal gone wrong. >>> now to an nbc news exclusive. new insights into rudy giuliani's attempts to pressure ukraine to dig up dirt on joe biden when he was trying to win the democratic nomination. andrea mitchell is in ukraine for us tonight with more. >> reporter: tonight a first person account of how rudy giuliani was trying to damage joe biden's campaign from a man who listened in as giuliani presse

john dooley high school in coney island. and in the library, they had turntables.ght an album and had headphones, you could put the album on and listen to it on headphones. so i would cut class to listen to this album. this mojo right here, timeless. timeless. ♪ >> cannot wait to watch it. spike, you're going to love it. talk to me about the impact "what's going on" had on black america. >> well, it was awakening, but also it affected other black musicians, artists. you know, they saw marvin. they had to step up. marvin and that album raised the bar. everybody had to get their stuff tight because marvin -- you know, he upped the ante that you could do an album that deals with politics, but people are going to listen. people are still going to buy it. >> mm-hmm. it wasn't preachy, but you got the message. and i mean every word, every phrase, every song, perfect, perfect, perfect. spoke to the time and then still speaks to what's going on right now. >> and also i'd like to say, marvin wasn't just talking about what black folks was doing. he was talking about world is

sources telling bloomberg that kkr is working on an offer, teaming up with dooley are and right.oup has partnered with held in and freeman. seeking to align with potential buyers to help her divide financing that would exceed $10 billion. we could see a jumble of medline of around $30 billion in a potential sale. haidi: all right. coming up next, the bank of england is slow to bond buying as the economic recovery has the pace. the governors says it would take a shock to expand qe next year. we will get more from that interview just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ omberg. ♪ haidi: it is time for morning calls ahead of the trading day. sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. you are watching still prices. investor demand stories. where does the position put them? sophie: we have seen chinese steelmakers enjoy bumper profits are the rally in steel prices has been fueled by the government's measure to supply and rain in pollution and omissions. chinese exports of products. even with regulators rolling back, and going into may, that is peak construction season. the margin will likely keep the goo

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. >> sasha dooley was a university catering manager after receiving her degree in biomedical sciencesdemic hit, and so did reality. >> well, i am service industry. i am not going to be able to work from home, i am just going to be let go. >> reporter: she now has a secure job as a software developer, working from home in palo alto, but it required her to change careers. she signed up for a boot camp at coding dojo. she was rented by others facing a similar challenge, because of a disruption in the workplace. >> i was pretty scared, most every step of the way. but it was nice to see 70 people around me. >> reporter: even coding dojo, with learning centers across the country had a switch to remote instruction. many young and midcareer workers sought new skills. >> we get a lot of folks coming out of the service industry, a lot of folks coming out of restaurant and hospitality. but we also have tons of folks coming out of the finance world, and business world in general. teachers, people are looking for stability, people are looking for skills that will carry them into the future. >> rep