and as you know, freddy gray died in police custody.ut this is the young man who witnessed it. >> the screams are what woke me out of my sleep. the screaming. like, wow, what's all this screaming about? then they came to pull me up. dude, they're tasing him, they're tasing him. woo! i jumped up, i threw some clothes on and i came out that way. by that time they had him all bent up, face down on his stomach, handcuffed and they had the hills receipt almost to his back and handcuffed at the time and they had the knee in the neck. that pretty much explains the crushed vertebrae and larynx. you could see the pain in the man's face. you know what i'm saying? then they pulled around on mount street and they pulled him out again and they put leg shackles on him. you put leg shackles on a man that could barely walk to the paddy wagon? that don't make sense to me. i never know an on-beat officer to care leg shackles. that's something you do when you're going to another compound or you're being transported to the court or something like that. >>

lawsuits filed by fannie and freddie investors sending shares down by as much as 5% today.what that is about. and if you want to get involved in the throw or the conversation or whatever, send me a tweet on twitter. what do you want to know? what do you want to hear? what do you think about? what did you see in the markets? let me know. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: "what'd you miss?"hedge funds dealt another blow by the u.s. supreme court today. the court rejecting an appeal filed by terry capital and other fannie mae and freddie mac shareholders challenging the federal government documents huge are in profits generated by fannie and freddie in a network sweep. joe, great to have you with us. help us understand why this appeal was rejected. what do we know? >> well, the supreme court did not say why they rejected it. most appeals at the supreme court is not granted a hearing, and that is what happened at in this case. what that means is a decision by an appellate court last year claims that the government had illegally stolen for any and freddie's profits, so it is another w

freddie's lost everything he only sees his son on weekends his wife left him after he supposedly beat her unconscious. i want a man. a couple seasons from the city as it is for us and that's about. it because she's going to be just. as viruses which will be. something. so that's. but in this film we can't be sure what is true but tale of sexual abuse psychosis and revenge freddy eddy is a chilling and powerful thriller one made on a shoestring budget. family in fish one one of i shot the film without any subsidies and almost no money for seventy five thousand euros that sounds like a lot but for a film it's very little everyone deferred their salaries and work for nothing. the director plowed her savings into the film and made up the rest through online crowdfunding acting friends including star jessica shots work for free it paid off freddy eddie was a hit on the festival circuit after failing to find someone willing to release her movie to mung is doing it herself. freddy insists he's innocent but his story of a criminal twin brother eddie doesn't convince even his shrink he tells h

also freddie lane. freddie's not done yet. we like to get our value for money.n the radio team. join him on london's zero dab digital radio. coming up, bundesbank board members will join us on set. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ more conviction buy investors, more flows. i am positive overall. if you are on the markets, we have good growth prospect. in particular in europe. overall, yes we see signs of monetary policy that has connectivity and also capital market connectivity. low volatility. that was the ceo of france's second-biggest bank. you are watching the european open. let's focus back on europe now. a week of chromatic moves in global equity markets leaves the banking sector scratching its head. trying to figure out what is happening here. let's start an exclusive interview with andrea strummed andreas dombre. i've heard it as a healthy correction. this at current to you? neither surprised nor your tainted by what happened in the markets. it hasn't changed in the fundamentals. it is also not changed my view of the economy. or my expectations. there

can speak first time to these remarkable people one such man living quietly enough longer than is freddie nola i spoke to him earlier this week. thank you for allowing this interview you had a fascinating life documented in your book living with the enemy you started off very happily in vienna with your family are you a magician the boat that plays a cello in fact already parents made sure that all three brothers we had to learn an instrument that were his father the piano my middle brother violin and naturally i had to play the cello because they wanted to have a three or and you became quite well known young three or of their brother knoller's. played a charity functions it would be hard to happy friday night or you know we play it over with just the three of the brothers really paraded home after a show about this and it was very nice it was a very nice atmosphere parables would realize that the storm clothes were galloping and anti jewish legislation was starting to be passed on not just in germany but in austria too so you went to belgium before the war started i was the last one to

this is his time with freddy galvez gone. to cement himself as the shortstop for the future. now he came up in september last year. only played 23 games. his average was down, but you know what? he has a good on-base percentage. he is working on getting even better. >> just have to go out there. work just as hard or harder than anybody else. got to go out there and handle my business and have fun doing it. >> you still play with that chip on your shoulder like you have to win your job every day? >> of course. i don't think anyone else thinks the same way. you have to go out there. got to prove to everyone that's your spot. you have to keep it. >> and j.p. credits freddy galvez for getting him ready for this moment. john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> john, thank you. that's your look at sports. i'm danny pommells. stay with us. nbc 10 news is coming right back. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh!

we're like it is freddie mitchell, guys. >> fourth and 26, that is freddie man. >> twitter takes thesell in one thing so you can scroll through and see what everybody is talking about. the topic was who was the guy next to justin timberlake. >> freddie mitchell. >> what are the odd of that. >> that is great. >> you know who i was most happy for, corry clement, because we have got tone know him from glassboro. he was so close to not being in the nfl, nobody wanted him, nobody drafted him, eagles almost cut him. we did that story in the beginning of the year. was it pomp friday or corry they made that decision. we will show this play where corry scores. you know what the play was corry clement scores, a touchdown, he is a super bowl champ and scored a touchdown. man, did he play hard. so we will go to glassboro high school today. here's corry. >> philly, philly, philly that was all for you. thank you. see you at the parade. drops mic. >> we are about to take to you glassboro high school, hi, lauren. >> reporter: hello, glassboro, make some noise. all right. here's the deal, corry claimed

can speak first time to these remarkable people one such man living quietly enough longer than is freddy knoller i spoke to him earlier this week. thank you for allowing this interview you had a fascinating life documented in your book living with the enemy you started off very happily in vienna with your family are you a magician the boat that plays a cello in fact already parents made sure that all three brothers we had to learn an instrument that were his father the piano my middle brother violin and naturally i had to play the cello because they wanted to have a three or and you became quite well known young three or of their brother knoller's. played a charity functions it would be hard to happy friday night or you know we play it over with just the three of the brothers really paraded home after a show about this and it was very nice it was a very nice atmosphere parables would realize that the storm clothes were galloping and anti jewish legislation was starting to be passed on not just in germany but in austria too so you went to belgium before the war started i was the last one

to can speak first time to these remarkable people one such man living quietly in north london as freddie nola i spoke to him earlier this week. thank you for allowing this interview you had a fascinating life documented in your book living with the enemy you started off very happily in vienna with your family where you were magician the boat that plays a cello in fact all the parents made sure that all three brothers we had to learn an instrument that were just by the piano my middle brother violin and naturally i had to play the cello because they wanted to have a three or and you became a quite well known young three all of the brother noland's. played a charity functions it would be hard to happy friday night or you know we play it over with just the three of the brothers really paraded home after a show about this and it was very nice it was a very nice atmosphere your parables would realise that the storm clothes were galloping and and jewish legislation was starting to be passed on not just in germany but in austria too so you went to belgium before the war started i was the last o

as are my next guests evelyn rodriguez and freddy cuevas, they are the parents of a 16-year-old who was also killed by ms-13 gang members. i want to say i know it's very difficult to come out and talk about this subject because it makes me think of what happened to your daughter just two years ago but we really appreciate your testimony and your witness to what is the truth, thank you so much. >> thank you for having us. >> laura: evelyn, i would like to start with you. you have heard the sentiment expressed time and again that president trump is making too much of this ms-13 issue. it's being used for political purposes and people didn't even know about ms-13 unless it was from fox news, dismissing it. what is your reaction to that? >> it's a situation that is all over, we need to find a solution in order to take care of this. it is a serious problem and i don't want another family to go through the pain that we have been enduring every day since this happened. >> laura: for our viewers that don't know the brutality of ms-13, tell us what happened to kayla? >> that said day, kayla -- h

freddy, elizabeth, and robert. everyone stands, we are grieving with you. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: i want you to know that 320 million parts are right million hearts are right now breaking for you. [applause] pres. trump: we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow. familieske sure other do not have to endure this kind of pain. tonight i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country. we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration i.c.e. andpport our border patrol agents. these are great people, these are great, great people who work so hard in the midst of such danger, so that this can never happen again. [applause] pres. trump: the united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country, anywhere in the world, to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged, all over the world. but as president of the united states, my highest loyalty, my greatest compassion, my constant concern, is for america's c

two goals in the last 12 minutes helped seal the win, including this freddy montero effort. one that the mac pro keystrokes, the 34—year—old florida started the day tied in the lead with the world number one, dustin johnson. a wayward round from dustinjohnson halted his challenge. just and a, fresh victory last time out, was not able to close the gap with an inconsistent round of 2—under. it was prodded junior who held on to win his first tournament since 2012 and claimed the winner's check. former world number one serena williams made her return to competitive tennis five months after giving birth. she teamed up with her sister, venus williams. us had already won the tie but this was never about the scoreline, as demonstrated by the cheers to welcome back the grandslam champion. the sisters did not win the match though, losing in straight sets, 6-2, 6-3. now to the six nations rugby. france for 10—0 four scotland took the lead late in the second half. greg laidlaw kicked seven penalties. scotla nd laidlaw kicked seven penalties. scotland will face reigning champions england

freddie and the artisan down the shop, with his glass who would go down there? that would be the end. jonathan bender: go ahead. >> i grew up during this time. my father was u.s. attorney. he was dealing with a lot of this. our family got a lot of threats. did you get any threats on gore family and your life as you were family andng -- your your life as you were investigating> ? wlliam ouseley: not really. this organization didn't use those tactics. in sicily, they killed policeman. they didn't do that in this country. this is an americanized mafia. they understood, whereas over there, it would make a big wouldn't make a big splash. agent, theren would be a backlash, and someone would take their place. sometimes on the street, one of these guys might say, i am going to get you. but the idea that they were going to threaten us, no. i am surprised to hear your father had all those. >> alort. -- a lot. this greatmber: has collection in the library inspired you to write a third book? wlliam ouseley: that collection -- a lot of that is in my book. the first book cove

with my buddy, freddie mitchell. the a. i.hospital for c 1hi noon for allf the patient, kids came down, there with buddy treading, sing the fight tsongas all of the kids the employees from the dupont hospital got in on a osterday, with freddie mitchell, fred x, down there with you guy he was leaving yesterday. we'll see him tomorrow here on "good day,"y, bumper to bumper from 95 over to the schuylkill. an accident get to the ramps for the schuylkill. coming in from new jersey, north. heavy from 295, working your way in is what's left of this accident. now they got another lane block here. this on 422. right before you get into king of prussia. it is right's causing a 26 minue trip from oaks all the way into yourselves extra time if you're leaving from, say,hate you get toward the new jersey turnpike. and you know what? sue hasgoing to do, the take ov? yes, we have to dot take over. guess what, taking over bensalem, coming your way on monday. we will be setting up shop bage- bagelo-city live all morningthet we'll celebrate eagl

matt banahan putting them ahead before half time — freddie burns converting on his way to kicking 17ore at the rec. in the pro 1a, glasgow let slip a ten—point lead at the dragons to draw 15—15. jared rosser‘s try levelling the scores just before half time, and that's how it stayed for the rest of the match. glasgow are missing several key players due to six nations scotland duty. at the kingspan, ulster thrashed southern kings 59—10. craig gilroy scoring three of their nine tries. the south african southern kings are playing in their first pro 1a season and have lost every game of the season — 1a out of 1a. elsewhere conference b leaders leinster were beaten by edinburgh and ospreys lost to connaught. onto football and michael o'neill‘s four—year contract extension as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. the 48—year—old recently turned down the chance to succeed gordon strachan as scotland boss. instead opting to take the longest and most lucrative contract in the irish fa's history. i know that the job in i know that thejob in hand is one that i will devote my life

well and bath took a while to get going but when they did they were all over struggling saints — freddiepoints in the 32—9 the final score at the rec. there were four games in the guiness pro 14 tonight. conference a leaders glasgow let slip a ten point lead at the dragons to draw 15 all. jared rosser‘s try levelling the scores just before half—time, and that's how it stayed for the rest of the match. glasgow are missing several key players due to six nations duty. at the kingspan — ulster thrashed southern kings 59—10. craig gilroy scoring three of their nine tries. the south african — southern kings are playing in their first pro 14 season and have lost every game of the season — 14 out of 14. elsewhere, conference b leaders leinster were beaten by edinburgh and ospreys lost to connaught. onto football and michael o'neill‘s four—year contract extension as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. the 48—year—old recently turned down the chance to succeed gordon strachan as scotland boss. instead opting to take the longest and most lucrative contract in the irish fa's histor

those need to be looked at again because investors say we cannot invest in a country with such and freddie policies so these are some of the things that some oppose it has been saying he will do it's the economy and it's tekton corruption including making sure that probes into state capture for example allegations that people close to president zuma have been gaining access to state resources these other things that's what africans say need to be done so i would say if you were to put it into words it will be tackle corruption and it will be get the economy growing again ok and just to recap for our viewers apparently south african president jacob zuma has resigned with immediate effect we can confirm that at this hour we actually have him saying it in his own words we want to play that for you right now and then christine will get your reaction after. coming to the decision to resign as president of the republic with immediate effect. did you think you would ever hear those words in fact when you started that speech as he walked into that room he was so jovial he joked he said it's a good

talentosos, ellos son--todos--comedia, hacen teatro, producen, bailan, cantan, actúan, los masca brothers, freddyconocía cuando-- cuando no traías tu ropita rota y esas cosas. >> eso fue producción. no sabían dónde ponerme el este, mira. vítor: te dejaron el agujero muy grande, carnal. >> eso fue porque vino a pedir chamba. vítor: ok, y bueno, para cerrar con broche de oro, un galán, ustedes también lo han visto triunfando, acaba de estar en "la doble vida de estela carrillo", sí, señor, armando torrea. [ovación] armando: ¿cómo están? vítor: ¿cómo estás, armando? armando: bien, bien, contento, listo para ganar. vítor: qué bueno, armando. deberías--en vez de armando, tú deberías llamarte fernando. no, más bien, fíjate, francisco mejor, francisco, ¿sí? francisco torrea para que te digan franco torrea. franco torrea, ok. digo, si no les hizo gracia, no se tienen que reir a la fuerza, señora, no importa. ellos vienen representando a la familia hernández. [aplausos] eso, todo bien, gritonas. y bueno, señoras y señores, yo aquí me voy a poner melancólico, me voy a poner nostálgico, este, pepe zabala, é

. >> we had they will all singing in the atrium, flash bag, fourth and 26, there he was, my boy freddieown to the hospital to sign pictures, take autographs with all of the kids and the staff in the atrium, as we sung along to the eagles fight song. thanks to freddie on his way down to the super bowl as we speak cheering on our eagles, hoping bringing back that trophy. good morning, triple four's on your clock, we start checking the jam cams right now, live look at the schuylkill expressway. westbound, they just cleared out the construction, from south philly, in toward the tunnels at 30th street station. so, that's good news. they're getting ready to pick up the cones on the flip side here. this is the eastbound schuylkill expressway, if you're coming into the sit, traffic still detoured off on to the vine street expressway. coming in from new jersey, the 42 freeway, kind of quiet, they're still working on the ramps to 29a but in the next 15 minute or so, we will have all of the construction wrapped up. a live look at the benny, coming into downtown philly. check out the psfs sign. whe

a guy by the name of freddie barnett donna became the unofficial mayor. the mob needed to move these joints somewhere. the key was right over the throughway. they wanted to develop and dominate the river key. thereby, a struggle, violence, murder. what it boiled down to is the mob trying to take over the river key. >> take over from him? jonathan bender: we believe it to microphone questions. we will put this in the sequel. william ouseley: let me tell you. take over from whom? the legitimate businessmen. they wanted x-rated movie houses and all that. freddie and the artisan down the street with his glass shop -- who was going to go down there? that would've been the end of the key. jonathan bender: go ahead. >> i grew up during this time. my dad was u.s. attorney so he was dealing with a lot of this, too. our family got a lot of threats. i wonder if you got any threats on your family and your life as you were investigating? william ouseley: not really. threatening,who is organization didn't use those tactics. they understood. in sicily, they killed polic

. >> freddie grey would die a week later. >> was he shocked at the impact the video had. >> i don't thinkwhat impact that video was going to have. >> i just felt like we need to record it, get the word out, this thing is happening. >> it's history. >> this is the oechnly weapon w have, the camera, it's the only thing we have that can protect us that's not illegal. >> during the eulogy at grey's funeral the pastor gives a rousing call to action. >> this is not the time for us to be walking around with our pants hanging down past our behind. >> this is not the time for no respect for our history and legacy. >> one anna mirrors in the film. >> get your bloody self up and change this city. >> the film also shining a light on the harsh reality of police intelligen brutality of students of color where a student is seen violently thrown a crocross them for not putting away cellphone. >> these violent acts against children because they're perceived as being out of control. >> 18-year-old kenny shot it on her cellphone. >> i could not believe this was going often. >> is nobody going to help her. s

freddie garcia flew in from california. >> not a bad little party, huh? >> honestly i've never ever ever seen anything like this. it was just insane. like there was so much love. so much energy. >> reporter: so much trash. by midday friday, 60 tons of it collected by streets department crews. more than for the phillies world series party or the papal visit. wednesday study rain and thursday's huge crowds left eakins oval looking like battlefield. and left workers like this one feeling like he was bailing out the titanic way tea cup. >> right now the trash, the cans deep in the mud. so i got to kind of like dig in. >> reporter: streets department officials say they're cleanup literally followed the parade up broad street but admit the parkway was a chore. their biggest job ever. >> as expected, the massive crowds along the art museum and parkway caused some delays which made the challenging for us to access the area to clean the parkway right away. >> reporter: as for the worst job ever, that belongs to allison santos. cleaning out portable toilets that if

behind me dad, just beyond the rack here, is fred frank, freddie's 80 next month. day. steve in the back mixing the dough, been here for 26 years as a baker and three years before that as a clean up boy. this is all he no, sir. his first job ever. right here at the bakery. my sons, as is little children , have been here. so you know what? everybody works together regardless of age. and what we've learned is it really takes those generations , you know there is isn't something you can just -- my dad just can't teach me. he needs to work with me on regular basis. so i'm 54. my dad tells me every day when he is here, you know, or whether i go home, what is right, what needs to be changed, what is slightly off. you snow and it is that feeling. you really have to have a feeling in your hand. it is more than just your knowledge. so until they run out people have got to come here and get them right? they could run out soon? >> today is the only day for this. for fashnaughts, this is it, this is the day. >> glenn thanks so much for having us back this year, there go, get o

freddy lost 29. what is the first thing i have to do? >> dink the ball. dink the ball. dink. dink. >> dink. >> reporter: a estimation of tennis, bad mittens and ping ball, pickle ball is the fastest growing sport in the u.s. according to the u.s. pickle ball association 2 million americans played it game in 2016. this year an submitted 3 million. and it could be played by anyone at any level, anywhere in the bay area. >> there are 16 courts in concord. >> reporter: this is everywhere? >> starting to become everywhere. we are looking for places to play constantly because the sport is growing so fast. >> all over the bay area. now, i said it might be -- [ talking at the same time ] >> instead of dropping the mic i am dropping the tie. >> i am taking it. all right. we will be right back. if you're anything like me, your to-do list just keeps growing. (laughs desperately) it never stops. which is why the online financing application at carmax.com is so convenient. get some of that finance stuff out of the way from wherever you are, at the doctor's office, karate practice or my fa

when people looked at the unrest after the death of freddie gray and said, why are people turning upheir own community? why are people responding in this way? many of us were saying, this reflects the frustration of years of this community. it reflects the frustration of not being heard, of not being believed, of not believing that police officers in their community are fully engaged in public safety. amy: this is the city of freddie gray. >> so for those, i tweeted this week, where is the national media on this? the national media descended on baltimore when the unrest was happening to find out what was going on and why were people so-called rioting. the language used to describe these in people that they were thugs and so forth. it when you get this really important piece of the puzzle to explain what was really happening in these committees, the national media is not in baltimore. they are not there to get the answers. i think this case is so important because to the extent we're looking at this around the country, issues of policing and the need for policing reform, baltimore pro

you'll have the ticking up, we sourced from freddie mac, all the way up to 4.32%. historically speaking, if you can borrow money at that level, it's cheap. it's just higher. we're adjusting to the rates going higher. higher rates, increased expense in corporate borrowing is what is wagging on the stock market. so just to look at the stock market, a quick recap. some still settling the levels here. you can see the big red arrows, the s&p and nasdaq. we don't want to be remiss in showing you the bright spots. three of note there. some of the bigger losers among let's just face it most of the market. intel, boeing and cater pillar, nike and across all kinds of businesses. the bigger picture, neil, is that you know, it seems as if the fed will have to raise rates more than three times, which is i think what most investors had expected this year and we're hearing the same language from other central banks as well. the ecp and the boe, the bank of england of note. a lot of pros that i speak with say don't worry. this volatility is normal. next three to six months, okay.

freddie gray itments of the plane were scattered across a snowy field. investigators say the cry did not report technical problems before impact. >> and russia's transportation ministry says it's looking into several possible causes including bad weather and human app error. >> members of the trump administration are speaking up about the departure of two white house staff members accused of domestic abuse. senior aid rob porter and speech writer dave soreenson denied allegations made by exwives and resigned from their positions. democratic congressman patrick maloney says porter history of alleged abuse should have been flagged a year going when he took the whitehouse job. >> you cannot have someone seeing our nation's secret when you have secrets of your own. they're so easy to blackmail. >> the president spoke well of porter after this photo of his ex-wife was relightsed and the president tweeted people's lives are being shattered and destroyed by mere allegation end quote. chief of staff kelly miss handled the situation they are saying. >> continuing

the actor won an emmy for his role as the rib—shack owner freddy hayes, frank underwood's favourite eatingler house of cards. president trump has spoken out about his decision to block the release of a classified democratic party memo over the fbi's russia probe. the memo rebutted claims there was anti—trump bias in the fbi's investigation of russian meddling in the us presidential election. mr trump has tweeted that the document was very political and long and would have to be heavily redacted before it could be released. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in washington, david willis, who told me more about the two memos. last week president trump signed off on the release of a republican memo detailing what it alleged were surveillance abuses on the part of the fbi involving a former trump campaign aid, a man called carter page, back in 2016. both the fbi and justice department advised against the release of that memo, but president trump did so anyway. then the democrats got there a bottle memo together and it went to ten pages, significantly longer than the republican memo. the fbi a

the actor won an emmy for his role as the rib—shack owner freddy hayes — frank underwood's favouritecards. now its carnival season in brazil but it's notjust the people who are getting involved. away from the sambadrome some of rio's most pampered pooches have joined in the carnival spirit. led by some enthusiastic owners they marched to the samba beat in a wide variety of colourful outfits. 0rganisers said they were hoping to highlight how carnival is for all of rio's residents to enjoy... stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: borisjohnson says myanmar must ensure rohingya muslims return home safely — he's set to meet aung san suu kyi on sunday. the scandal over what happened in haiti eight years ago is deepening. the uk's international development secretary has warned that 0xfam will have funding withdrawn if it fails to comply with authorities over safeguarding issues. haiti's ambassador to the uk, has told the bbc, he believes 0xfam did try to cover—up details of the use of prostitutes by some of its aid workers, in the aftermath of the earthquake in 2010. the charity's c

the receivers coach and also according to reports duce-staley in addition to running back coach and freddys gone and crawford was a september call up last season and immediately felt at home, he and a lot of his teammates came up through the minors together. >> we have been playing since three or four years now a lot of us and all the newcomers we make them feel welcome here and want to so they can feel as close and help them play to the best of their ability you know and i think that is a big key for us play well together that is going to be huge for the years coming. >> still ahead in sports a ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. villa nova is getting healthy to the end of the season and welcome news and booth is expected back in the line up tomorrow night

to chicago because i see freddie as i said quote i've only said that i caught going on what are being funded. berlin a city with many facets there are a photo opportunities everywhere and not just for tourists even filmmakers can find the perfect backdrop for almost any occasion movies and their locations cinema in their history this is my travel plans for today. berlin is a movie city and has been for a long time thousands of movies have been shot there are stars and starlets from all over the world come to berlin and it's exciting cinema landscape this check in this is in specially for movie fans. that's why today's show is also a ball of the berlin film festival a top event in the film industry. we have a shopping tip for movie fans the berlin the more a billion. and a pure takes us to the glamorous seaside resort of the in europe why. my first stop is that so plus perhaps the most famous cinema berlin many important films are for me are here. there was a cinema here in one thousand nine hundred fifteen it was destroyed in world war two and rebuilt in the fifty's the so-called lost

mortgage rates jumped to their highest level in nearly four years, freddie mac says average on home line climbed to 3.48% this week, 15 year fixed home loan popular refinance option jumped 3.84%. >> facebook teaming up with for crisis response effort, partnership will allow people in crisis save from natural disaster or building fire to see if there are options for free lyft rides. other organizations have already joined ranks with facebook including international med cap corpse, et cetera. golden girls are still hot. so much so new hotline paying homage, among the four some there is dessert roads for betty white character, and each flavor costs ten bucks a bottle, get the whole set for $32. jim, a hell? >> hilarious. >> i like that idea. >> awesome. >> adorable. >> i'm always in for some spice. >> that blanch one -- >> i know you are, rahel, we know, rahel. >> everybody in the world knows, diane. >> the one chip salad rahel. >> have a good weekend, diane, see you next week. >> all right, thank you. >> in other news, authority are sorting out very bizarre incident at the franklin institu

freddie garcia flew in from california. >> not a bad little party?> honestly i've never ever ever seen anything like this. it was just insane. like it was so much love. so much energy. >> reporter: so much trash. my midday friday 60 tons it collected by streets department crews. more than for the phillies world series party or the papal visit. eakins oval looked like a battle feel. >> left workers feeling he was bailing out the titanic with a tea cup. >> right now the trash, the cans deep in the mud. so i got to kind of like dig in. department officials say their clean up followed the parade up broad street. but admit the parkway was a chore. their biggest job ever. >> as expected, the massive crowds along the art museum and parkway caused some delays which made the challenging for us to access the area to clean the parkway right away. >> reporter: as for the worst job ever, that belongs to allison santos cleaning out portable toilets if my crowd estimates are correct averaged nearly 1100 users per potty. >> how are these toilets after all that use y

person you don't mean planes no you shan't i love story in the yellow line from bullets and freddy midfielder let's say moved up maybe one day to leave a new coach he would feel his future plans in an exclusive interview for. sixty minutes to talk. people over the information provided. the opinions lead want to express g w on facebook and twitter today in touch follow us. happy birthday in good shape returning ten things to you and you can leave this amazing fitness backpack if you want to know what's inside each visit on with whom. to turn the most favorite holmgren's into my coffee my own maybe lower but i just do so for the love good luck. i ever want to welcome to another special edition of your remarks today we're looking at architecture and design which is in second place among our viewers favorite subjects here's a look at what.

cathey won an emmy for playing the rib—shack owner, freddy hayes, in the political thriller house ofweather. i have had enough of this wet weather, quite frankly. rather cold weather. it is here to stay for a while. things are going to become more turbulent overnight. coldweather bringing gales. rain and snow. pretty much everything. more detail. this is the area of low pressure swinging through. the southern flank will bring gales to england and wales. 45 miles per hour. 50—60 in exposure. snowy as well. especially central and southern scotland. snowing heavily. that will go down in the early hours. watch out for ice early sunday morning. sunday is looking better than saturday in regards to the amount of sunshine. windy on the east coast. gales easing away to the north sea. central and southern areas with lots of sunshine. snow accumulations topping up in western scotla nd accumulations topping up in western scotland and further south. cold and blustery, especially with wintry showers. 3— seven degrees. cold air is with us on monday as well be the jetstrea m is with us on monday as

the receivers coach and also according to reports duce-staley in addition to running back coach and freddyord was a september call up last season and immediately felt at home, he and a lot of his teammates came up through the minors together. >> we have been playing since three or four years now a lot of us and all the newcomers we make them feel welcome here and want to so they can feel as close and help them play to the best of their ability you know and i think that is a big key for us play well together that is going to be huge for the years coming. >> still ahead in sports a tough for la sail on the hardwood and villa nova is getting healthier. ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all new 2018 subaru forester models. now through february 28th. villa nova is getting healthy to the end of the season and welcome news and booth is expected back in the line up tomorrow night when the cats host de-paul and missed the last few games because of a broken bone in his hand and has

he is best remembered as norman wilson from hbo's "the wire," and freddy the barbeque owner on netflix's "house of cards," a role that earned cathey an emmy in 2015.t he circumstances surrounding his passing have not yet been 59de public. reg e. cathey waears-old. that's all for this edition of" pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for wooching. have anight. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. cheryl and philip milste family. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. dr. p. roy vagelos andgeiana t. s. the j.p.b. foundation. the anderson family fund. rosalind p. walter barbara hope zuckerberg. corpe funding is provided by mutual of america-- desigusningmized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company.na additsupport has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. be more. pbs. >> woman: this program has been made possible by... ♪

cathey won an emmy for playing the rib—shack owner freddy hayes in the political thriller house of cardsr. we are expecting gale force winds across the north of the country. this area of low pressure is moving in. this is the one that is over the country right now, that is what has both the outbreaks of rain that are actually clearing. this afternoon it is east anglia and the south—east that gets the rain, better than scotland, but here, the next area of weller is developing, gales across the north. gusts of 50, 60 miles an hour. the speu gusts of 50, 60 miles an hour. the spell of snow across scotland and other areas but not too much bad weather in the south, in fact, it should be clear in the early hours of the morning and quite windy. as far as the itself is concerned, it could be a call today, lots of wintry showers out in the atlantic that will be heading our way. tomorrow it is a call to date with wintry showers but sunny spells as well. hello, the bbc news headlines. the haitian ambassador tells the bbc has government will summon the 0xfam representative in haiti to explain how it

jp crawford is the starting short stop now that freddy galvis is gone.llies first exhibition game is against the university of tampa tomorrow. >> a new policy is about to go into effect at cinemark theaters. starting tomorrow no bags larger than 12-inches by 12-inches by 6-inches will be allowed with the exception of medical bags and diaper bags. staff will have the right to inspect any bag or purse and the theaters do not have an area to leave bags or other belongings that they are not going to let inside. your best bet leave it in the car or leave it at home. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> aren't you just happier when it's mild outside. >> i'm happy every day. >> he's happy on mondays, so -- >> yeah. >> every day. >> yeah, let's take a look outside right now. it is true, this is by the christiana mall. why that annoys me i really don't know. we've got a bit of fog here. it does. >> sorry for ruining your day. >> visibility is reduced. be careful if you're traveling. it looked worse a half hour ago. see, i'm an

andrea rhodes who was dressed everyone from princess diana and jackie onassis to elizabeth taylor and freddie mercury she opened this is london fashion week festival on the twenty second of february so under thanks so much for coming on and so i first of all here just tell me about the festival which is slightly separate a lot of fashion will i think is to give a lovely continuation so that no i mean everyone does the press you wait go go go go and then everyone rushes off is to give it give us a little more atmosphere here in london i think it's a great idea ok well i just said the couture norgate insult after a bad labor practices thanks to the seamstress unions and so on can mass fashion really ever be good for worker rights alone the environment it's a very difficult subject because if you're talking about mass fashion you're always going to be talking about cutting costs and how you make things less expensive i mean i think worldwide we've always all got to think about how we can make out clothes last longer not always because of the what's happening to the atmosphere but why should we a

andrea rhodes who was dressed everyone from princess diana and jackie onassis to elizabeth taylor and freddie mercury she opened this year's london fashion week festival on the twenty second of february so ana thank so much for coming on and so i first of all here just tell me about the festival which is slightly separate a lot of fashion well i think it's to give a lovely continuation no i mean everyone does the fashion way to go global and then everyone rushes office to give it give us a little more atmosphere here in london i think it's a great idea ok well i just said they're the couture no one could insult after bad labor practices thanks to the seamstress unions and so on can mass fashion really ever be good for worker rights alone. the environment it's a very difficult subject because if you're talking about mass fashion you're always going to be talking about cutting costs and how you make things less expensive i mean i think we'll wind we've always all got to think about how we can make out clothes last longer not always because of what's happening to the atmosphere but why should we

cathey won an emmy for playing the rib—shack owner freddy hayes in the political thriller house of cardsppointing saturday with a band of rain stretching from the west to the east. it has cleared for most of the east. it has cleared for most of the country but it is arriving now, maureen, for northern ireland and wales. there is an area of low pressure moving through but there will be a spell of gale force winds for wales and snow for the north. this was the first band of being the source spreading through the day. this is the next area of rain pushing into northern ireland. as we speak it is tied in with the saviour of low pressure. it is a feature, a lwa ys of low pressure. it is a feature, always a severe case because as a feature of the winds will pick up and squeezed isoba rs feature of the winds will pick up and squeezed isobars which occurs across england and wales through the rest of receiving and overnight. 40, 40 five miles an hour this evening. 50, 60 40 five miles an hour this evening. 50,60 mph forthe 40 five miles an hour this evening. 50, 60 mph for the coast. they could s

you made reference in your testimony about fannie mae and freddie as being in conservatorship.hat are some of your reforms? >> again i start with the premise that on the one extreme i believe a 30-year mortgage is very important to the economy and the liquidity of housing and on the other hand we want to have the taxpayers properly protect it. i believe the current situation is not sustainable. i also believe affordable housing is things that is important and whether there are direct or indirect goals and how it is paid for something we need to address as part of of housing reform. >> the time of the gentlelady has expired. i now recognize the gentleman from ohio. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you mr. secretary and thank you on behalf of ohio's congressional district for your critical role in helping us past the job back very different story after story about the difference it's making in the lives of hard-working dam is an innovative companies in ohio. one story was highlighted during this presidents' day to begin in in, their employees talking about their expansion plan