. >> reporter: that's where the arena is for the flyers.here the arena us ree- used to stand, only the base is there now. it reminds us of where this country was and how far it has to go on matters of race. ♪ god bless america. >> reporter: her voice, a philly and new york favorite. for decades, kate smith, a staple of philadelphia flyers games from the mid-'70s on. in her rendition of "god bless america," played at new york yankees games since the september 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. for both teams, no more. >> i'm singing this next song for all the little colored children who are listening in an orphanage in new york city. >> reporter: the rediscovering of racist songs casting kate smith in a new light. an album called "hello, everybody" features her singing "little pickaninny." and in 1991 she recorded "that's why darkies were born." the song a top 10 hit that year. ♪ someone had a slave ♪ that's why darkies are born. >> the flyers in a statement said the songs included lyrics and sentiments that are incompatible with the values of our

unless flyers organize, less they join groups like flyer's righghts, a lot of these probes, congressionalest divisions, departments of transportation investigations, justice department investigations can be pulled back due to political pressure by boeing and its allies in washington. what cannot be pulled back are the civil lawsuits that will increasingly be filed against boeing and other defendants. amy: we are bringing in paul hudson into this conversation, president of flyer's rights, the largest nonprofit airline passenger rights organization in the u.s. it operates a hotline for passengers at 877-flyers6, publishes a weekly newsletter, and maintains a staff office in d.c. for advocacy on behalf of airline passengers' rights and also served on the faa's aviation rulemaking advisory committee since 1993. paul, talk about the significance of what has taken place -- and i would like to have you start by responding once again to dennis muilenburg, but this is a different statement. it was a phone call news conference he had last year on the telephone in 2017. in it he was praising the faa

reaction in philadelphia is even stronger, the flyers not only announcing plans to halt her rendition of god bless america but to remove a statue of the famed singer from outside wells fargo center. she has a special place in flyers history, her rendition played at a game in 1969 developing into what fans saw as a good luck charm, as almost every time her version was played the flyers one.>> is part of the tradition and i think they should keep it. i think if they want to win they better keep it.>> reporter: 36 wins, three losses and one tie. as for the decision to stop playing the song and remove the statue, the team issuing a statement saying while kate smith's performance of god bless america cannot be erased from his place in flyers history, that rendition will no longer be featured in our game presentations. earlier today we completed the removal of the kate smith statue from its former location outside of our arena. while family members who passed away in 1986 argued that the songs weren't satire of the area and held no prejudice towards anyone. while the flyers and yankees have

the flyer restates are your states, and the flyover states are going to start governing in the united states of america again. [cheering] we have so much work to do. we have broken systems in our country that we have failed to fix because we are divided. i want you to know that our enemies come into our social media and they intentionally tried to divide us. if there is an incident, i want everyone to listen, if there is an incident in america that is controversial about kneeling for the national anthem or school shooting or incident between a cop and a kid, you know who comes on to the social media, the russians. i want you to hear this.

they should keep it. >> i think the flyers better keep god bless america. >> reporter: 36 winds and three losses. as a decision to stop playing the song, the team issued statement, that rendition will no longer be featured in our game presentations. and to make sure that those sentiments are not echoed. we completed the removal of the kate smith statue from its former location outside of the arena. family members of smith who passed away 1986 argued that they were satire of the e.r.a. and there was no prejudice towards anyone. >> while the flyers and yankees have suspended the use of god bless america, it will play on the boardwalk of the community of wildwood, new jersey. that mayor is standing by the use saying that the teams overreacted to past lyrics. >>> a new nike ad featuring a woman in a sports bra is sparking debate. the model reveals an unshaven armpit. thousands of comments have been posted. the photo has been liked more than 180,000 times. >>> a bill proposing that babies between six weeks and six months old would be eligible for pilot program to be brought to work. sayi

and the sports stadium was just covered up, as the flyers decide what to do next.w. charles, weigh in on this, please. >> well, i think it's perfectly legitimate for people to reconsider whether or not they want her version -- it's not really about her version of "god bless america." let's just put that to the side. it's really about her to be -- incorporated into a modern presentation of any sort, including sports games. and so, the idea that something happened a long time ago, actually does not absolve you if you're including that person as a present phenomenon. so, i think that is perfectly reasonable to think about it. and, you know, i don't think -- i don't think that's a controversial thing for the teams to do. >> what i hear you saying is no statute of limitations. in a case like this, we uncover it whenever you're done? >> absolutely. because sometimes people say, oh, this was of a time. i always recall, think about it this way, the inverse of that, which is there are also black people who were living at the time. and i try to think what they were thinking

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.they're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to s

. >> we have flyers to call the dmv, shoot, how are you going to get through? nevertheless we have flyers. >> if you don't show up, courts notify the dmv you didn't appear. if you have enough, license will be suspended. jeff ranieri joining us, going to get gorgeouser as the week goes on. >> i like that, gorgeouser. some of the warmest weather we've seen in months. microclimate forecast with the top weather story, all about the warmest weather we've seen in 160 days. it will have not been this warm since last november. area of high pressure building in. two things, importantly taking the rain line, storm track and moving it north. second time is importing warmer air across the bay area. drier, helps to clear the air out. as soon as tomorrow morning you'll be noticing these differences. on the commute, crystal clear blue skies, make sure you have the sunglasses, i don't think you'll need the jacket too long. 50 for south bay, tri-valley at 48. looking fantastic for east bay. 48 degrees, san francisco 50 and north bay 49. start off sunny. afternoon you'll notice

we have flyers explaining how to call the dmv. how are you going to get through to the dmv? nevertheless, we have flyers explaining how to call the dmv to find out exactly what you need to do, and we will make sure that all of our city departments and websites have this information. while we need to have consequences and penalties for people who break the law, we do not want to do this in a way that makes it harder for people to get a second chance. in san francisco, we know that we can hold people accountable without putting them into financial distress. whether by eliminating wasteful administrative fines and fees in our court systems which we did here in san francisco or getting rid of overdue library fees that prevent people from accessing our public records, or offering discounts for low income residents to pay their traffic fines. the announcement continues the commitment in this city to help lift people up. by taking this step, we are making it possible for thousands of people to get back to work, to grow our economy and create better lives for themselves and their fa

hypothesis was that the good flyers who travel fast head for africa and the slower ones who flop a lot only make it to spain. data from the accelerometers let the researchers know if the stalks are gliding or flapping. it takes a lot of energy to flap their wings gliding is pretty much effortless. but that's only an option where there are a thermal zob. bateese occurrence of rising warm air. all the birds have to do then is spread their wings and be carried upward in a wide spiral. the updraft becomes weaker the higher they go then a coast to the next flapping their wings as little as possible to conserve energy. but how do they find the thermals does each individual bird look for them or does a group follow the lead of specialist scouts who go exploring to find the updrafts . as luck would have it twenty seven of the sixty stalks being studied did form a group. flock and her colleague martin knowledge analyze the data from the tracking devices and determine that there are indeed leaders and followers within a group the leaders are martin blue they're experts at coasting and so high on

the new york yankees and philadelphia flyers have stopped using kate smith's rendition of "god bless smith now considered to be racist. nbc's kathy park is here with that. good morning. >> a lot of debate over this one. kate smith's popularity soared during world war ii. she became a radio star and tv personality, and millions of americans know her voice as it became part of tradition for the yankees and flyers but her older more controversial songs wiare making a comeback and raising questions about racism and a warning some viewers may find the lyrics offensive ♪ god bless america ♪ >> the 7th inning stretch for the new york yankees now sounds a little different. the recording by kate smith has been replaced with this instrumental version. the team quickly changed their tune about playing smith's rendition when flagged about possible racist lyrics from her past. >> i'm going to sing this next song. >> in the 1953 film, she sang of great big water melons and pork chop bushes as the scene cuts to young black girls and boys. the song is called pickaninny heaven, it is an offensive ter

she's not a champion flyer the other one overtakes her with. you have there mirabelle authority mediocre a flying doesn't matter much in everyday life but when they migrated she struggled to keep up with the others. mirabelle flaps her wings a lot while the other one coast smooth sailing. partner says was that the good flyers who travel fast head for africa and the slower ones who flop a lot only make it to spain. data from the accelerometers let the researchers know if the stalks are gliding or flapping. it takes a lot of energy to flap the wings gliding is pretty much effortless. but that's only an option where there are thermals that is a currents of rising warm air. all the birds have to do then is bred by. wings and be carried upward in a wide spiral. the updraft becomes weaker the higher they go then a coast to the next flapping their wings as little as possible to conserve energy. but how do they find the thermals does each individual look for them or does a group follow the leader of specialist scouts who go exploring to find the updraf

you should not do that i am and what ever you do don't print out flyers like this post. do not. run a little sometimes peace and quiet alright and do not go to twitter dot com slash camp where you'll find a link for this flyer and then point out that thousands of perhaps millions and then post them around town you can post it on people's faces it doesn't matter all over the internet do not do that and definitely definitely don't print out a giant poster. put it around the. whole thing to do instead of journalism left in me come to you have i think. back skies or financial survival guide. housing bubble. oh you mean there's a downside artificial mortgage truth don't get carried away that's cause report. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next the multiple different clubs on one hand it is logical to sit in the home field where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and the fresh perspective i'm used to surprising people and i saw one on t.v. . i'm going to talk about football not the or else i just think i

anyone who has been a flyers game, they play the video that you saw a couple seconds ago of kate smithis sang in the building. todd: for the yankees, it's the seventh inning song that's been played since after 9/11. jillian: there's a gold rush in san francisco. todd: big tech startups going public, creating millionaires overnight. >> reporter: san francisco is bracing for a new tech boom, the kind that makes millionaires overnight. it's a wave of start-ups going public, levis and lyft already have, uber, airbnb, slack and others will soon, with plans to raise hundreds of billions of dollars in their initial public offering. it will mean a big payday for employees who cash in on stock options. the bay area could see up to 10,000 newly minted millionaires with money to spend on cars and real estate. in san francisco, already one of the most expensive cities in the world, the median home price is $1.4 million. that could soon look like a bargain. >> over the next five years, i expect rent prices and home prices to appreciate at least 50%. 100% is also plausible. and we're looking at a mu

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you should not do that i am and what ever you do don't print out flyers like you then us post them. to not. start a little some gardening piece and why it's all right and do not go to twitter dot com slash lee camp where you'll find a link for this flyer and then print out that thousands or perhaps millions and then post them around town you can post it on people's faces it doesn't matter all over the internet do not do that and finally definitely don't print out a giant poster right there. tell. terrible thing to do instead journalism rest in peace how do you feel like a big. assets on their books or if they're referring to bonds at the price of one hundred cents on the dollar but don't have a sale value in the market greater than maybe one penny on the dollar so again this departure dorian gray economy all these assets on the central bank balance sheets if you add them all up i think the central banks have something like fifty to fifty five trillion dollars of what they call assets that might be worth. no collateral value that's what they're worth. that's a fight. trump said many

many of them, valuable flyers and keyrings live love. sent out of the country on transports, the go to prison camps. there days of writing, over. >> the first skirmish between united states and german tanks prove the superiority of american equipment over the famous mark forsberg and, men and equipment are arriving every day to drive the -- out of africa. >> a treaty restoring to china, full sovereignty over her own soil, designed by chinese ambassador dr. wei dominic. and american secretary of state, cordell hull. the pact ends occupation of so- called treaty ports. and marks the beginning of a new era and the far east. >>> in china, america is giving shang kai-shek all aid possible. giant transport planes speed chinese troops to far-flung battle fronts. troop movements that formally took months, now men are hurled across mountains in a matter of hours. american planes and american equipment, helping china beat the . in the united states panel at washington, the new american congress chosen and proven by the people of every state, assem

but it all put stuff on the flyers you paid for the car you. thomas and his wife julie write and produce the clips together and they can make a living from them it all started when they came across a video by a chinese internet celebrity yet science gets. recorded a sketch about coming hung for chinese new year that's when people are us the same questions over and over again when you getting married how much do you know when you're going to buy a car when you're going to buy a flat well julie then said to me you should film a clip about marrying into a chinese family as a foreigner that. you want to go. to my mom you're going to. want to know how do you feel. more powerful i was when i told my parents i'm getting a foreigner my father chris glass down we were having lunch and he said what did you say you were i said a foreigner he shouted are you crazy what's wrong with you all these foreigners are playboys. that. his father in law is one of the main characters in our food thomas gets he's even written a book on him but since those easy first m

the flyer restates are your states, and the flyover states are going to start governing in the united states of america again. [cheering] we have so much work to do. we have broken systems in our country that we have failed to fix because we are divided. i want you to know that our enemies come into our social media and they intentionally tried to divide us. if there is an incident, i want everyone to listen, if there is an incident in america that is controversial about kneeling for the national anthem or school shooting or incident between a cop and a kid, you know who comes on to the social media, the russians. i want you to hear this. the russians. they come into the social media and they spin things to get into divided camps. that is what they want meanwhile we cannot get a healthcare system that works. meanwhile we cannot reform an outdated government that needs reform or education or anything else because we have not come together. the most patriotic thing we can do today is to respect each other. to respect each other. [applause] to care about each other, respect each other, l

many san franciscoians received the flyer equating a state housing bill with negro removal a reference to a painful time in san francisco history when the african-american population dropped from 15% to under 5%. the bill seeks to put more multiunit housing near transportation hubs. the man that paid for the ads say we knower is making the termineenk suld bepcedr workino on the richmond-san rafael bridge. caltrans and other agencies will spend $300,000 to analyze the decks on the 63-year-old bridge. drivers have faced delays during the past few months because of chunks of concrete falling onto the bridge's lower deck. one incident forced the span to be closed for several hours in february. engineers blame that problem on a failed expansion joint. >> one san francisco church opened its doors to the public about a message of redemption this easter. abc news was the hunt is on for concord police to find the guy who robbed two pizzerias. stunning video of a woman confronting a porch pirate in southern california. >> klay thompson, what he told ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> concord police are looking

put out this flyer in january of 1865 for 5000 workers. testified there were no more than 800 that ever showed up. they simply did not want to work difficult work, and the pay was very low. in theuld get jobs minds, other places, and get better pay and a better life. those white workers were not interested. let's hireaid chinese. idea and saide they built the great wall, didn't they? the construction manager did not think that they were strong enough. here is stanford reporting to congress in 1865. said, i will not boss the chinese. from what i've seen of them, they are not fit laborers anyway." they worked them, some of those things such as loading up cards. then they hired 50 more. then another 50. that seemed to work well. the volt of the labor force -- bulk of the labor force became chinese. this is the kind of initial work , another cut. they went to chinatown in san francisco, sacramento. in march you sent out labor contractors. the work force chinese was 4000 by 1865. by 1867, approximately eight thousand chinese were working in con

today'ssommalier is "high flyer."ou may recognize the brand, but probably not the man behind the brand. twg tea is sold in more than 40 countries. for twg, product placement is paramount. it aims to be the finest luxury tea brand in the world. not dissimilar to fine wine. teas.st tease -- tracking the globe for the finest blend. he is a french man of moroccan descent who believes in the allure of high-end luxury. it is singapore where he is based. the business has gone global with sales of $90 million per year. ♪ haslinda: welcome to "high flyers." pleasure to have you with us. let's talk about falling in love. you fell in love for the first time at age 23 to tea in a warehouse. taha: i think it was an amazing coincidence. i came to paris to study, and i just met a friend working in the tea industry already. said, just come with me, i want to offer you a half-time job just to help us with some papers. i said ok. come on, i want to show you something very secret. i said what is it? our warehouse contains all the teas f

jillian: an update on a story from yesterday, you will not hear the philadelphia flyers game sing godn a new jersey boardwalk this summer. that according to the mayor of wildwood, new jersey. the flyers took down a statue of kate smith and about to stop playing the lead singer's recordings over allegations of racism. rob: making history but not in a good way. >> the outfielder becoming the first philadelphia phillies players to be ejected from the game after arguing balls and strikes. rob: his favorite line of script, harper's hair thrown in anger. he screams at the home plate umpire. jillian: this coming moments after a new york mets fan's epic can't while harper was at the game. that is a giants shirt. rob: a lot going on. jillian: it is 25 after the are, two young girls murdered two years ago, this morning chilling new details and video. did the girls record their killer and has he been hiding in plain sight all along? we are live in indiana. rob: one state kicking chick-fil-a out. ♪ ♪ of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar

indonesia's e-commerce revolutionary william is today's high flyer.as been of serendipity since he began tokopedia to a marriage proposal in tokyo backed with good fortune. softbank.including his mission is to democratize commerce by shrinking the differences that divide businesses and indonesia's 17,000 islands. it is the largest online theetplace in one of world's fastest-growing internet economies. emboldened by what he calls the indonesian dream. ♪ >> welcome to high flyers. it's a pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. boat all started with a ticket your father bought you to attend school and hopefully change the fortunes of the family. what do you remember of that day? >> i'm very excited. it is the first time i can go outside. >> it was a difficult journey. it was a three to four day trip. this is the year of 1999. still --e >> but the pressure was on you. your father spent the family's life savings to send you to school to make -- >> my father and my uncle gave me the opportunity. >> where did the inspiration come from? >> l

workers are handing out flyers to stop the harassment, tell metrpolice, observe the date and location, and postpone. here's the thing that makes this campaign different. ey want you to get involved if you're in a safe space to do so. >> most people want to speak out and help if they see harassment happening. we thought,de we would provi riders with a fewideas. >> reporter: back to katie, she wishes someone, anyone, on her crowded train tried to help.w o you feel about that? in?you wish somebody stepped >> i wish somebody stepped in to give me spaceo think about what was going on. he was consistently talking. it is hard, when you have the initial shock moment, if someone doesn't give you the space to think. >> reporr: metra has a web r page tort these. >>> what an ending. now, to a big positive news t story of week. the university of virginia ca e cavaliers are national championship the who cre out in full force, as the basketball team arrived back in charlottesville after winning the ncaa basketball tournament. what a difference a year makes. getting upset in the first round by unbc l

friendly skies apparently just got a little friendlier the new report out today could have many frequent flyers scratching their heads just a bit. it is monday, april 8th as "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning good afternoon good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching. welcome. i am brian sullivan. starting your week off with cnbc here's how your money in the global markets are starting their week off as well you can see a little bit of red here on the screen stock futures are slightly lower right now. keep this in mind. first quarter earnings season starting to creep closer kicks off at the end of the week, but keep in mind also just how far these markets have come. the s&p 500 in its first seven-day winning streak in 17 months the dow is now in its highest level since october of 2018. just 2% from its record high the nasdaq 100, wow, only has had one down week all year pretty incredible. benchmark ten year bond also a big story as well. stocks have gone up. benchmark ten year notes still at a very low 2.49%. some buyers coming back into bonds as well. t

. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train. they combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods for this woman they'd grown to love since she and brad moved down from canada. >> when she walked into a room, that's where people wanted to be. >> she and brad were like a lot of people in cary. raising a family here, having got their start in another place and time. in brad and nancy's case, calgary, canada. that's where they met, back in '98. >> i really liked him. >> as did nancy's younger sister jill. >> this is someone who is warm. you genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> so brad became a helpful member of the family, even designed a computer systems in the family business. >> our i.t. guy was like, i want to meet the guy who did this, the networking system. he was kind of a legend in the i.t. world. >> he was so good, that cisco systems invited him to move to raleigh and work for the company. smart guy. >> smart guy. >> but if nancy was to g

nevertheless, we have flyers. >> reporter: you can file to get your license released but will cost you the court's website says it will impose a $300 civil and the court will notify the dmv of your failure to appear. get enough notifications and your license will still be suspended. >> the state has the mpower to take money out of tax returns. >> reporter: the state legislature sets the fines and the fees are the highest in the country. outside traffic court this afternoon he waited for his case to be called. he didn't come here because he was afraid his license would be pulled. he came because he wants a clean record. >> i want to do the best we can do. >> now, the folks in the city's treasur treasurer's office said they have done studies and that people really do want to keep their record clean, if they can afford it. they want to do the right thing. but the fines in this city, 150 bucks. maybe 200 bucks for running a red light in most states. in san francisco, it's $500 and you don't show up, that civil assessment makes itt $800. it's a big burden. mark matthews, nbc bay area news.

the source of the cut on prize says the current flyers says it doesn't consider the possessive of the revolution and they want to make everyone. equal to the other those who work hard on those who will struggle. all the same footing with other people which is not right of this.

you're not big flyer r you? >> he's not much of a car guy.of us haven't driv an supercar, but if you work for a supercar channel. >> dealership full of preowned beautiful super cars because they're there to make wacky, april fool's instyle -- >> have you ever give an push? >> no. >> so they ask mate jaime drive. >> it has too many buttons. >> my santa fe doesn't have all these buttons. >> he's probably nervous. he has to be because -- >> me not much for words. >> what would you daily drive in? you probably have to because he bought it for you. this is your car >> wait, what? >> that's what they're telling him but we're around the april fool's time. >> jaime's got a growing family. he's in a honda civic. >> so tomorrow you're going to drive five and a half hours. >> dude -- >> he doesn't like flying. we're also going to pay for a year's insurance, $1,000 worth of gas and at some point our friends are giving you full weekend to come up here. >> look at his eyes. he's trying to hide knack the emotion. i'm 1 with 00% like we're taking care all of

delays will impact flyers for days. k to view reporter, jesse gary has the overview at the bay area's largest airport. >> reporter: effort of officials say the airport officials say the problem was discovered monday morning. work crews discovered a foot wide depression, 4 inches deep at the heavily traveled intersection of runway 28 left and 1 right. >> the normal processes to close the runway and make repairs. that is what we are doing. >> reporter: with two runways close, a cascade of delays and cancellations. gomez came to california for the google conference. they will not get home until saturday after a revised connection through new york. >> what can we do? besides working and waiting? our wives and children are waiting so that's a bummer. >> reporter: the affected runway is already scheduled for a major repaving this fall. airport officials say passengers should try to get departures before 9 am to minimize their delays. airport officials say 28 left is the second and longest runway and will get a new base layer

when people see high-flyer have great expectations falling flat.hat send as big cautionary tone. lift may be a specific situation, i think they got greedy in terms of pricing. they didn't know what uber would do, falling growth in the industry. charles: is this just like a crazy, short attack on this stock, how do you short a stock only public this short of a period of time? it is massive the amount of shorts. 65% of the float is already short. that means people sold stock. don't even own it, sold it, driving it down to buy it at lower price. this is nuts. >> a lot of us didn't like the ipo. you looked at it, we said you're losing too much money. too far out before you're making profits, coming public at way too early price. >> uber says they are not sure they will ever make money. lyft as a weak number two, it doesn't bode well. charles: i think they did get greedy. that is the cautionary tale. uber, pinterest both paying attention. erin, david, thank you very much. the greatest career comeback in golf industry. but you know it might be the the gr

amy: after months of dismissing the concerns of flyers, boeing has for the first time admitted wrongdoingirlines flight that crashed last month, killing 157 people. this after the first wrongful death case was filed

he is today's "high flyer." you may recognize the brand, but probably not the man behind the brand.