girls 100 tales of extraordinary women is a bestseller in over 40 countries and one of its authors francesca will join me in the studio. and connecting afro futures an exhibition of museums for decorative arts is dedicated to the complex and versa teil world of african hair and fashion design. well since $989.00 the premium in petit ana has on an exceptional talents and lifetime achievement in the categories of painting sculpture architecture music and theater and film and initiative all of the japanese royal family the prize comes with a cash purse of 126000 euros and this year german violinist. is among the 5 winners. another highlight of a stunning career and sophie motor is announced winner of the prestigious premium imperial board in recognition of her life's work as one of the world's most celebrated violinists. it's all about passion really when you're passionate about something everything else kind of falls into place and yes of course most of the times a magician has to be disciplined but not always. for decades motor has maintained her position as one of an elite group of violinist

francesca's. new iphones, new ipads, new apple watch, what didn't apple reveal today?e fifth generation of telecom, superfast, right? apple is waiting one more year to jump into the world of 5g, but with 5g, mia, missing in action, today's "countdown" closer says he has picks. now to prepare your portfolio for the next tech revolution. paul detreich with the names, 5g, mia names. what are they? >> companies undervalued, value stocks, going to be the biggest beneficiaries, will be the most disruptive technology of our lifetime. the national science foundation said this was the most important technological advance since the guttenberg printing press. liz: wow. >> 3g was blackberry, 4g was iphone, internet apps, uber, facebook amazon, those things, this this will pass them all. 100 times faster streaming this will change everything. the companies beneficiaries are at&t, verizon, qualcomm, apple. they're all undervalued or fairly valued at the moment. liz: by them now to catch the wind that may come next year with 5g roll-up. however apple unveiled brand new iphone 11s. th

we have lisa lehr and francesca. you first. 90% approval ratings among republicans. is considered a long shot. you heard his reply as to why and he said why not. or is it what the, you know, south carolina gop says that it's about raising his profile? why would he do this? >> i spo ek to mark sanford on the phone earlier today about this exact subject. and he seems to think that president trump's support among republicans is softer than it would appear in those numbers. and if someone else were to truly challenge him, they'd be willing to defect from president trump. but i asked what the goals are of his campaign. he said the first thing is to draw attention to the balloons u.s. deficit. and the second thing he'd like to do is win. the order of those two answers really tells you something about what he intends to achieve. >> okay. so if that's the argument, then lisa, is it really irrelevant that he is running? >> i don't think it's irrelevant. i think he faces extremely, exceedingly long odds of beating donald trump because, you know, in part because beating an incu

and white house correspondent for the daily mail, francesca chambers.oining. alex, two months ago mcconnell in blocking once again this election security funding said clearly this request is not a serious effort to make law. clearly something so partisan that it only received one single solitary republican vote. why is he relenting now? >> well, jim, i think for a couple months there's been a sense among both democrats and republicans on the hill that if the majority leader was going to bend on anything, if you were going to get bipartisan agreement on anything relating to foreign interference in elections it would be on a forward looking election. whatever happened in 2016, we don't need to litigate that on this specific item on the agenda. let's talk about what we're going to do to stop this from happening in the future. mcconnell has said in the past, privately, not publicly, that the difficulty with talking about election interference is that the president sees any conversation about russian interference in american elections or foreign interference

that one end to to empower all the girls or women in our lives there's now pod casts than calendars francesca cavallo thank you so much for coming in and joining us thank you and now to africa where the concept of contemporary african fashion is being actively redefined an innovative generation of designers is in the process of breaking the often still dominant ideas of western fashion and beauty ideals and berlin's kwan's museum or museum of decorative arts is showcasing what's emerging from new fashion hubs in places like kampala and. the final touches are made shortly before the opening. for the 1st time designers from senegal. present their design in. connecting after a future brings together african designers in a collaborative display which transcends clichés and stereotypes of african fashion the exhibition challenges traditional western beauty standards by bringing together fashion past styling and. what we want to achieve is to show people here in the west in the northern hemisphere look there is a contemporary fashion industry in africa with fashion shows and with many different. br

girls 100 tales of extraordinary women is a bestseller in over 40 countries and one of its authors francesca will join me in the studio. and connecting afro futures an exhibition of berlin's museum for decorative arts is dedicated to the complex and verse of tile world of african hair and fashion design. since $989.00 the premium in pay on a has on an exceptional talents and lifetime achievement in the categories of painting sculpture architecture music and theater and film and initiative all of the japanese royal family the prize comes with a cash purse of 126000 euros and this year german violinist and his a few moto is among the 5 winners. i'm not the highlight of a stir.

girls 100 tales of extraordinary women is a bestseller in over 40 countries and one of its authors francesca joined me in the studio. and connecting afro futures an exhibition of museums for decorative arts is dedicated to the complex and verse of tile world of african hair and fashion design. since $989.00 the premium in petit ana has authored exceptional talents and lifetime achievement in the categories of painting sculpture architecture music and theater and film and initiative all of the japanese royal family the prize comes with a cash purse of 126000 euros and this year german violinist on his a few moto is among the 5 winners. i'm not the highlight of a stunning korea is announced winner of the prestigious premium in paris board in recognition of her life's work as one of the world's most center.

thank you for waiting. >> good afternoon, my name is francesca napolitan. hank and alex couldn't be here today, so it's just me representing the parking and curb management group. i'm here to talk about an effort that they're undertaking. so quickly what is curb management? we're the agency charged with managing the curbs, so we're responsible for regulating the curb, dictating who can use it and when, for what purpose and if they have to pay. before i dive into the strategy and some of our draft recommendations, i wanted to talk about why curb management is important and we as an agency are creating this document. so curb management has been a challenge for a long time in the city. photo on the screen is a picture from the 1970s when the first transit-only lane was implemented. even then, double parking was a problem with the bus having to veer into on coming traffic to get around the cars. jumping ahead to the present day, we're still facing many of the same challenges which negatively impact modes that the agency wants to support, like muni, para transit

. >> reporter: it hits home for senior francesca cattrone whose father worked downtown on 9/11. >> hebuildings collapse. to think this could be happening right now in real life, to peck it into perspective, it could happen in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: in the fifth year, it's organized by parent david shoner. >> you see the magnitude of every flag. it stays with you and causes a conversation. >> reporter: a new addition last year, a four-feet piece of steel from the remnants of the world trade center. >> most of us experienced -- >> reporter: the conversation continues inside where students get involved in presentations for their classmates. principal richard mangili says it's an important part of the school's 9/11 remembrance. >> we want to educate our students and never forget our victims. >> reporter: cedar grove students are learning where their responsibility begins. >> as we get older, it will become our job to keep telling the story of what happened. >> reporter: the flags honoring the victims will help them tell the story. cbs news, cedar grove, new jersey. >>> still ah

seems worlds unfor maximum trastevere and insight, i'm joined by my friend and roman tour guide francescaere's a beautiful roof garden. caruso: yeah. most of us in rome live in apartments, so no garden, no backyard, so we all dream of the attico con terrazzo. steves: attico con terrazzo, an attic with a terrace. caruso: yes, so the skyline of rome is full of these littlees on the rooftops. steves: everything is so intimate. it's like we're walking through somedy's laundry room. caruso: well, we've always lived very close together here. sharing space is really not a problem. we don't even have t i word for "privacy" lian. we u the english word instead. we simply roll the "r," so we say privacy. steves: privacy. i know one more italian word now. caruso: [ laughs ] [ people conversing in italian ] steves: so, why are so many of the oldest churches in rome on this side of the river? caruso: e trastevere was the neighborhood of foreigners, often christian, who bro tht their faith wim, for the whole period of the persecutions, they could not build churches, so mass would be celebrated in the ho

. >> lieu i did arco is being remembered by francesca in bergly. they grew up in san bruno and he was her boyfriend when they were teenagers. he says use that -- news that he was killed in a mass shooting over the weekend angers and saddens him. >> i just can't believer it. in 1997. >> he moved from the bay area to las vegas and oped several taco rias. last october on the anniversary, he decided he no longer wanted to raise his family there. >> he decided he really needed a safer place to raise his family. two younger daughters. >> so arco moved his family to odessa and started a trucking company. >> he was driving on the highway when he was hit. had died instantly. >> arco just celebrated his 57th birthday in april. his family and friends say they are also grieving for the families of the other victims that they never imagined that this would happen to someone they know and love. arco came when he was a child. he had a gift of lifting people up with laughter. >> he would make people feel good and to make people feel like there was always a possibi

. >> francesca, we heard senator warren there talking about starting impeachment proceedings.his is not something new for her but now we have this added element of the ukraine controversy. your reaction to what she said? >> so, this is one point to your earlier question that is helpful for joe biden, which is that other top 2020 competitors are pointing the finger at donald trump on this issue and using it as a battle cry for impeachment for donald trump so far. it is not as if in addition to the white house he has other 2020 candidates attacking him on this issue. moving on from that donald trump yesterday i think the part where the white house is in a sticky situation is that he never claimed i didn't do that. i didn't say that. he said i don't want to talk about that conversation. and he said that he didn't have to talk about that conversation. and he said it doesn't matter what we discussed. so moving forward for the white house they'll have to face some tough questions about what donald trump did say in that conversation and why he hasn't slapped it down and said that he

my name is francesca. i am reading a statement very quick from tate goldberg.will read it exactly as she wrote it. she she's a homeowner, neighbor, approximately four houses removed on the same side of the street. i feel it is a long time, 56 years and a resident of san francisco, this call is misplaced and misperceived. she is and has been taking excellent care of her historic victorian cottage using good taste and good judgement, the building has only been improved by her stewardship. as it stands, the house represents the diversity and whimsy of much of san francisco. a disagreement has reached foolish levels of bureaucracy and minutia. the cottage is a gift to the block. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> hello. i am a retired preschool teacher and a friend of jan's. we have several things in common we walk our dogs and we have our houses. i remember when she was planning this painting job and how carefully and how dedicated she was to make it look beautiful. we commiserated about how many things we have to do with our old houses, and she did a fantas

francesca, a woman's apparel holding company, out with very strong earnings. very interesting. this is a former high flyer. it doubled last year. down as much as 23% intraday after it gave an outlook that was seen as weak. analysts across the board cut their ratings. some of the software stocks continue to be under pressure. paul: under pressure, the oil prices dropping to a one-week low. president trump considering easing sanctions on iran. more fallout from the bolton effect? twoit is day to of them -- of a lot of conflict. there's talk about e-zine sanctions on iran. let's take a look at the five-day move for oil. west texas intermediate in particular. brent was affected as well. it came down more than 2% on the day. if we take a look at the big picture, there are people close to the matter saying president trump could meet with the head of iran and this would be absolutely unprecedented. there are times when there are sanctions on iran. it is short-term. bullish for oil. paul: su keenan, -- shery: su keenan, thank you so much. yahoo japan is said to be in onal talks to buy