hi, buddy. >> hey, freddy. >> freddy has just been rescued.s smiling, tongue is out all the time. this poor nine-year-old freddy, he was rescued from a mill and the people at national mill dog rescue, they got him out. and this was his day of freedom. the national mill dog rescue, their mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, adopt and educate people about this. so, now he's at lily's haven. this one has not had something his entire nine years of life. >> going to give him -- >> he's never had a bed. this is his first dog bed. >> he doesn't even know what to do. he really doesn't. >> she has to pick him up and put him on the bed because he doesn't know what to do. the beauty is once he figures how comfy the beds are, good luck getting him out of them. >> it's a wrap. >> watch how quickly he adapts to this bed. >> he says wow, this ain't so bad. >> oh, this is nice. this is nice. >> he's so cute. you love your bed? >> he hasn't had love. he's about to get more than he probably ever thought he'd get because this is his forever family, and i got to s

freddie: i think it is a good thing. of other people will be potentially opening rsps with them. it is not a bad thing to be catching headlines from that. there is still money to be made by the owners of this ipo. it is a positive factor. guy: is technoly story? is this a technology company, the kind of technology europe can bring to the table? eddie: we don't really have the technology sector in the u.k., we slightly missed that internet sector. the united kingdom has a big push forth in tech as well -- in fintech as well. we have to watch whether this is a threat or an opportunity to banks. this is a very expensive thing to offer. spends $5erica billion per year moving around money in its system. ,his is a massive opportunity easing into the core franchises offering lending and ser. m&a, adyen, watch out for all of these companies you have around europe. if they are fintech companies, and we hear so much talk, deutsche bank, although they are short on funds, commerzbank, they want to partner up with these guys and get

with me now in the studio is freddy emmanuel.a west london waiting list for the past 18 years — and currently rents nearby. what is the reality for you? the reality is that they are forgetting about the actual people that need somewhere to stay, a lot of them actually are ending up on the streets, and you have to consider young kids can see this happening and it could happen to them as well. 18 year, that is a long time, so what is your housing experience like? it has been a torment. i have thank my friends and my family for actually helping me through all this, because it is the fact that i have had a roof over my head always... have you ever slept rough at all. ? always? i have spent about two months ago —— actually living in the park. a park? yes. through the winter. what was that like? terrible. where are they going wrong in your opinion? you have been in the system, although not enough, what is it going wrong? it is going wrong where they do consider, well they don't consider the fact you are on the list. they forget about y

wind start with how do you down freddie and fannie?wn and then go to a private sector scenario? do you take them and privatize them, which is what they want to do? or do you let them keep doing what they are doing? if so, if you go to the private sector over here, the first scenario, what do you do with fha? do they become your de facto government agency guarantee? will they -- will there be a the fact of government agency? which scenario do you want? do you want a private sector solution with a government guarantee, which is what most people my gets a something along those lines? how do you want that to play out? do you want fannie and freddie to be transitional or wider than completely down and start with a new entity, whether that would be a secondary mortgage market purchaser? expecting if you are that the treasury will fill in some of these blanks, why did the white house come out with that report? >> it did have some info from the treasury. i would like to see more detail on it. we need to get more feedback from them and more lea

it's been rodney king, it's been oscar grant, it's been mike brown, eric garner, freddie gray, philando castile, alton sterling, the list goes on. and even this week if we asked the question what's the first name that comes to mind would be stephon clark and not cynthia clemons who was killed outside chicago by police last week also. and i'm often asked, well, why is that the case, andrea. and i think my answer always focuses really on the power of the story and of narrative and the story that is so deeply entrenched that racial profiling and police violence and state violence is something that happens exclusively to black men, that we perceive to be not transgender and not gay even though they might be. and that violence against women is something that only happens to white women in private spaces. and some of us are just out here in the cold experiencing violence of both kinds every day without it being seen as part of any of those stories. and so the goal with invisible no more was to really expand our understanding of police violence and racial profiling and mass incarceration and m

mae and freddie mac box -- bonds.lobal news 24 hours a day, on air and at tic toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. coming up on battle of the look at a will take a couple of charts you will not want to miss. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time for our global battle of the charts, the segment you have been waiting for. see these trucks on the bloomberg by running dtv go. -- gtv go. transatlantic today. >> energy markets are always very exciting but this week it depends on how they look based on where you are in the world. this chart shows the price of brent relative to wti. normally, wti as a discount to brent but they move in the same direction. that has gone crazy this week. a lot of stuff going on in the u.s. mostly it has to do with infrastructure. producers have literally run out of space and pipelines to put the oil. that oil has been cut off the market and the price has fallen relative to price of

. >> this is this is his forever faechlt i have to say they are the perfect family for freddy. >> we were so e we got preapproved. he knew he was the one for us he will be a great brother. >> oh. >> they have matching and the families said they were perfect for each other. >> yes. >> that's right. >> they are now siblings. sibli. play meats foreve -- play mates >>. >> we'll start in china. putting hiss backpack on back wards. people do keep a close hold of it. he is not going to be holding that for they have another angle. eventually they kind of kick that. the temperature start to increase and you have combustion. >> that's scary. >> so unless you have a mobile phone like in this video. it is just his shirt is smoking. had the same problem. he is patting away at the front. leaves a huge hole in his shirt. he is there having a business lunch and suddenly it is abandon ship. >> it's like he's, my food. >> nothing is going on. it is his phone sitting in his pocket. unfortunately that really kicked in. got a number of photos here. i will show you the state of that battery. if you're won

freddy lopez florez of novato, and should come taro of sonoma are accused of taking a woman from sanfrancisco to sonoma where they allegedly choked and sexually assaulted her. police say the woman thought she wagetting into a right your car, after leaving a bar in san francisco on april 14. she eventually escape. she was held by an employee at a nearby safeway store. one man has a one million- dollar veil. the other man has no bail, because he faces charges of attempted murder in connection with the assault >>> police have released a sketch of a man who tried to kidnap a teenage girl. the attempted kidnapping was reported last month. the man started to chase her and tried to grab her, but she got away. he is described as in his 40s or 50s. here is the sketch. splotchy skin and bushy eyebrows as how he is described. if you can help emma cole warner parkÃcall winter park police work >>> a teacher who acidly fired a gun in his classroom will not be charged. dennis alexander, a reserve police officer was teaching about gun safety during his administrative justice class at seaside high sc

a criminal probe open on whether trade was manipulated into freddie mae and freddie mac.day, online and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. tom: thank you so much. equities, bonds, commodities. challenges in the bond market. yield curve 44 basis points, a nonevent through the week. euro a bit of. bit. a at the markets with 14.71, a big at move way deutsche bank 9.48. francine, you're talking deutsche bank. stocks headed for a positive and for a tumultuous week. we saw political developments in the europe and escalating trade tensions spooking markets. today, things that to normal. treasury edging lower. focus shifted to u.s. jobs. deutsche bank is up on today's trade. of 2007k to the summer think of the french open. deutsche bank and you get to 2012, they have challenges through the beginning of the crisis and there is the great separation. it is stunning. the white line is deutsche bank with an 87% loss back to 2007. those are vectors going into different directions. longere: ramallah is no pr

. >> freddie jackson. >> you are my lady.>> um-hmm. >> okay. >> tasty le. >> there you go. 9:09 democratsans put down their differences for game of baseball last night. and even though it was a blow out it was still a major victory for representative ste scal we'll have highlights from the game coming up. >> first though we're headed ba down to electioning ton park for a look at the fiveust southern maryland town. to the 9:09 now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ >>> hey, welcome back. eck it out. this could be yours right here this beautiful acura c ride in style this summer with fox5 zip trip goo foxdc.com/contests now through august 19thav and you h to enter for your chance w tin a two year lease on a new 2019 ura tlx5ts finalisill be selected by random dra on august 20th. all finalists must attend the final zip trip event on augus august 31st, 2018 in order to be eligible toin. one lucky winner will be selected at the final zipu trip must be there. all entrants of course must be 18 years of ager older. the prize isrovided b d.c. area acur

freddie mac has also taken steps to make itself much stronger joining us is new ceo of freddie mac.g about ten years ago what was going on. this was the summer. this was the moment. >> yes well, i wasn't -- >> i know. >> but it was as i said, a hot and sweaty summer in the financial markets. >> okay. so let's talk about where the housing market is and really how freddie has transformed itself specifically >> okay. well, the housing market, first of all, is doing great the good news is the government policies about mortgages and restructuring the financial system has been successful while the other big news there is, though, there's house prices going up nicely. maybe too nicely because there's a shortage of production of new homes. i don't know how much you've covered that, but we've never returned to a normal level >> and you don't think we're on track to begin >> it's stalled at about 1.3, 1.4 for several years now. that's providing a lot of pressure underneath to keep house prices and rents going up. and a level some people think is a little too high. it makes credit great for us

coming up, a look at a children's detention center where some say kids are being separate freddie their parents. you like dinosaurs? so do i. hey blue. i brought you something. okay. we're getting out of here. you're welcome. run! holy! this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. >>> good thursday morning to you right now. we'll take a live look at palo alto. you can see people already on the go as they are getting started with thursday, friday eve. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. cooldown in the works as well. a welcome reprieve. >> absolutely. it was so hot the past couple days. nothing it's going to be in the 80s and 70s, okay, time to get up, going to be a nice day. here is a live look outside in san jose. a nice clear start although we're seeing clouds and fog near the coast. if you're going out to hiking trails near los gatos, a look at temperatures. it's going to be at 58 at 7:00. at 10:00 sunshine. 68. it will be warming up fast. warm at 2:00, 80 degrees and breezy winds start to pick up. high temperatures inland reach int

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poisoned water and polluted air, when there still no justice for eric garner and sandra bland and freddied philando castile and so many more, , wre going to keep fighting back. [cheers and applause] when you can still be fired from your job because of her you love, when republicans try to rig the senses to pretend that people of color don't exist -- census -- when you you're afrad report of rape because ice could split up your family, when you're treated like a suspect in your daily life because of the color of your skin, we're going to keep fighting back. [applause] and if you think we get under their skin now, just you wait. i'm in this fight all the way, and so are you. when you fight back, you make change. and this november 6, donald trump is going to hear all of us loud and clear. because we're going to vote like our rights depend on it. [applause] but november 6 is not the end of our job. nope, not even close. we have to show people that when we get a chance to lead, things will start getting better, that we will build opportunity for all. so let's talk for just a minute about who a

the trump administration wants congress to remove the federal charters for fannie mae and freddie macs part of a plan to release the mortgage giant from yours control. the two companies which have been under conservatorship since 2008 could have their market, and it's challenged. fannie, freddie and any rival would be overseen by government entity with power to approve guarantor, chief regulation and ensure market participants are adequately capitalized. -- share buyback to 2.2 billion u.s. dollars. the comes after the melbourne-based lender sold a number of assets. according to bloomberg intelligence research, the proceeds left the strongest capital position among australians banks. airbus may pull its investments amid caps off events. the aerospace giant says if the prime minister fails to broker an exit deal, it would lead to severe disruption and interruption of u.k. production. the company employs 14,000 people in britain where it manufactures wings. anna: debra mao in hong kong. for more in the u.k. story at the moment, brexit and the like. laurence mutkin joins us. still with u

shouldn't have negotiated with kim jong un at all, but there is a big gap between being civil the freddyf humanng right. the only part of that summit that didn't seem to go kim's way is when donald trump slipped up and appeared to make a fat joke about his new friend. >> get a good picture of everybody so we'll look nice and handsome and think,erfect. ( camera clicking ) ( laughter ) >> trevor: the look on kim jong un's face is lake a scene out of "the office." you can see hs thinking, make look thin? you mean i'm not thin? why didn't anyone tell me? was death camps? why didn't you tell me? i guess trump's perspective this is what he got out of the summit. when he gets back to the white house, his people will be, like, you sold america down the river but he wil be, like, yeah, but did you see that fat joke? worth it! we'll be right back. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ i don't feel hungry... ♪ i don't feel stuffed... ♪ i don't feel guilty... ♪ i still look buff... fresh flavor. feel good food. sabra hummus. the unofficial meal. ♪ i just had sabra hummus ♪ and now i feel good! ( cheers and appl

a police officer recognized it from a surveillance image and that led to the arrest of freddy lopez. he is being held on two million dollars bail. they also arrested a 22-year- old of sonoma. he is being held without bail. both due in court this afternoon. >>> you won't see electric scooters for a while. before they can return companies need to apply for permits and comply with city rules. the city got about 1800 complaints since they popped up in march. >> want to ensure that people who use them can operate safely and people who are walking at long the sidewalk can do that safely. >> company also have to require riders to travel in the bike lane with a helmet and will have to dot the scooters in a place that doesn't block the sidewalk. >>> who will be the next mayor of san francisco? voters head to the polls in about two hours. we will tell you about the front runners. >> and from the poll booth to the toll tooth. we are talking about measure3 on the ballot. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers drea

it wasn't just him he had the stars like they may get i'm freddy didn't call him by his side they enraptured football fans around the world no one there everybody in colombia argues over which generation he spent or. for that he will. go towards the. airport. came all they knew in. the us and the place in case they need us from there is lucky the hold up was he really knows what i meant. they get it in when i made us feel the pain so. i was just a kid back then and we played really beautiful football but i do admire the professionalism of today's colombian players despite our international stars colombia is that true team. all the time to do the. same thing to deal. with us the. that's our coach. he used to coach argentina since taking over at columbia in two thousand and twelve he's made our game more flexible and capable of matching any. two thousand and eighteen that's how to beat france in a friendly beating top teams. problem with the luck was over you in the other levels without liberties it was easier to believe the story in the few sadly for a long time no one really felt like dancin

freddie mac says it slipped to 4.5%. it may be short lived since interest rates are expected to resume their march higher. >>> we haveoueen telling lately about the shortage of skilled workers in the labor market. the construction industry in particular is feeling the effects of that, but it's having a strange impact on the nation's aparent market. supply.using an over how is that possible? dia olick explains. >> reporter: across america single family homes and apartment buildings are going up, but the process is slow and expensive because of a severe shortage of skilled construction labor. developers small and large are feeling the pain, even warren buffet.av >> we six or so home building operations in vious places, kansas city and denver and austin, texas, and there is requirege of the labor in home building throughout the country. >> reporter: in the apartment market the shortage is actually causing an over s of new building. that may sound backwards, but here's why. first, the construction industry lost over a millio

police say a 20-year-old freddy davis, seen in the video was tazed after getting aggressive but davis said that he wasn't fighting. >> i had my back toward the officer and he tazed me and i fell to the ground. then from there i was put in handcuffs, which felt another taze from the officer again. >> three other people were arrested. police say that more than 50 people were involved in the brawl. >>> san jose police are asking for help identifying this man. he walked in to the public storage last month armed with a gun and pointed it at the employee and demanded money. he got away in a silver chevy blazer. >>> in san francisco police have made an arrest in an attack on a homeless man in the city. video showing a guy walking up and kicking him twice in the head last month, leaving him with serious injuries. police say that the 58-year-old also broke a man's nose on a bus a few days later. he now faces assault charges. >>> a north bay man spent nearly a decade running in to burning homes to photograph fires and did it all for free. >> now he is hanging up his camera. how he used a volunt

police say 20-year-old freddie davis seen here in the video was tased after getting too aggressive. davis says he wasn't fighting. >> i had my back towards the officer and he ended up tasing me and i fell to the ground. then from there i was placed in handcuffs which i felt another tase from an officer again. >> three others were also taken into cuss did i. police say more than -- custody. police say more than 50 people were involved in the fight. brentwood police would not do on camera interviews today but said the incident remains under investigation. >>> an arsonist set 13 fires in santa rosa this weekend. now police and fire investigators are offering a reward for information that results in an arrest. crews extinguished three small fires on hearn avenue and minutes later received reports of another one and then nine more flaring up on the santa rosa creek trail. kpix5 reporter emily turner with the new details today. >> and we got the hose, but it was only 50 feet. so it didn't work and we got another hose and stuck it together. >> reporter: fighting fires is more excitement th

thousand and fifteen police and national guard were deployed on the streets after a young black man freddie gray died in police custody his death sparked violent protests and two thousand and seventeen alone three hundred forty three people were murdered making baltimore the most dangerous city in america so rewind returned recently to a snowy baltimore to find out how the people on the frontline are addressing the city's drug crime problem. ernest shaw i am forty eight years old. i'm an artist. and educator in built. baltimore at one time just a hair would happen to the country i was born on the tail end of that and lived as a teenager in the eighty's which was the credit at the dinner with this very day it was full. it's obvious call the on forty three years old. friend who. created the issue so. i learned that i was right so this was given to me by no shoes all followers it's basically the details of that. because this. i can assure you i was there with my spine to read three different cases see the top one here to see the one in the middle and there's one down the bottom you know this i

according to the latest report from freddie mac, the average 30 year fixed rate declined to 4.56%. as you know, mortgage rates tend to move along with the benchmark ten-year treasury, and that has rallied on global concerns. >>> well, don't look now, but hurricane season starts tomorrow. and if last year's any guide, storms in general are getting more dangerous and destructive. and today we start a new series looking at the rising risk to real estate, especially development that could sit directly in harm's way. diana olick reports tonight from boston with a look at what's being done there to safeguard buildings and billions of investment dollars. >> reporter: winter slammed hard into boston this year. back-to-back nor'easters sent water flooding into its historic streets and sea ports. it was what city planners predicted, just not yet. >> in boston we've spent a lot of time thinking that these impacts are 20, 30 years down the road. these storms are here now. they're happening more frequently. they're more severe. >> reporter: deanna moran studies the impact of climate change on b

that led to the arrest of 33rd- year-old freddie lopez-flores of nevada held on $2 million bail and 22ar-old christian quintero of sonoma is held without bail. >>> a long awaited ruling from the supreme cot, the justices siding with the baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same sex couple, but there's one question the ruling does not answer. kpix5's katie nielsen is here to break it down for us. >> the baker refused to bake the cake on religious grounds, but the justices avoided one of the toughest legal questions, whether a business can refuse to serve a gay or lesbian couple based on religious objections. this was the scene at masterpiece cake shop moments after the supreme court's ruling. 61-year-old jack phillips celebrated what he sees as a victory for religious freedom. in a 7-2 ruling by justice anthony kennedy the court said colorado officials who compared phillips' religious objections to same sex marriage to defenses of slavery and the holocaust demonstrated a clear and impermissible hostility toward the sincere religious beliefs that motivated his objection to baki

the last four years with an investment program designed to make them competitive in the commercial freddy markets at seoul and abroad and the successful launch of the first of their new jewel fuel ferries the m.v. clay and sonics today we look at this wonderful yard received from closure and speak to the management and the staff about the hopes and dreams for the future. so let's have a look at this week's tweets emails and messages and first stop this week is a statement from the ministry of defense reacting to the first program in the series they say all out war ships are built to the u.k. and with the take twenty six frigate securing four thousand jobs and twenty years of work in scotland and british industry peer preparing to bid for a new tape therapy one week last we are witnessing i remember songs and national shipbuilding since twenty ten this government has invested more than six billion and shipbuilding u.k. securing phones and secure and twenty eight hundred nineteen we expect to spend the next set of seven hundred fifty million pounds supporting the fleet and then an email in

police say 20-year-old freddie davis seen here in the video was tased after getting wasno i y. >> i had my back towards the officer and he ended up tasing me and i fell to the ground. then from there i was placed in handcuffs which i felt another tase from the officer again. >> three others were taken into custody. in all more than 50 people were involved in the brawl police say. >>> tonight a man is under arrest for a two-day bay area crime spree. pleasanton police say they caught him on camera slashing car tires with a stolen kitchen knife. he's also accused of a hit and run crash, burglary and a house fire this weekend. the suspect, 35-year-old daniel burns from santa cruz county, police say he was wearing a stolen sweatshirt when they arrested him. >>> in san jose police need help identifying this man. he walked into the public storage on aborn road last month armed with a gun, pointed it at the employee and demanded money. the suspect got away in a 1990s silver chevy blazer. >>> tonight police have made an arrest in a brawling attack on a homeless man in san francisco -- a brutal a

son freddie playing in. the china enjoy the school system troll two was called game how are you feeling kilgore usually does or you know you're going to. do it so tell us very briefly about where you've been so far so the route was london brussels parish zurich belgrade child rape. will cope and how you would wreck your fix stop calling at least put. it off go so to say the reception has been a mostly can see the fun is a build up from all sorts of contrary it will come for even though you are excited credibly excited the whole world is here fabulous at the airport a small little mexicans know i mean you don't intend to and because we came from boston and a lot of south americans you know i love the regions absolutely i mean the world cup so if we just want to go and you go from here you get a crack on solution a kid you know we've we're almost done for the tie so you can imagine now that you felt safe again i hope you can be watching the guy you know it's like getting the guy saying they're really very very

freddy told me the secret is that his plants have brains. who am i to argue with him? those who are not household names are often the best fodder. like another woman that it was able to write about. grace snags, who worked for our family in a domestic capacity for 30 years. and then when she was sick, plate life we experienced a role reversal well became her care taker, grace, whose cousin is here, thank you for being here and allow ming to tell a brief story about grace. grace was from tobago. had a huge heart. loved to sing. read red wine while doing the onu laundry of-under three sons who may or may not care to admit, i sometimes would drop, install good fund, socks on grace while she sang and they had this ongoing banter back and forth, as i wrote about grace, while she was still alive, when she thinks i'm too involved in affairs on the home front, which i often, she'll call me an antiman, an to hear agrees pronounce it, it's auntie man, and had a headful of island indication like, you don't know if the roof leaks until you live inside. i was very proud to pay homa

section of they've bought up on the cheap all the properties handed out by basically fannie mae and freddie mac. for them to take over during you know during and after the financial crisis they also have a majority of the a.t.f. market the exchange traded fund market which is just a rant a system of putting black rock in a position to scrape money away from cancian funds in another land grab money grabbing way is completely unnecessary again he talks about it's not necessarily on paper absolute poverty because the america has on paper one of the highest income levels in the world is something like the fourth or fifth highest after several small european countries where the average american has a relatively high income that of a person an anomaly rich country only his income does not go very far most of it is not by attempting to afford the basics of life we've already seen how steep health care costs are but then there is education. there is transport there's interest and rent there is media and communications there is child care and elderly care all of these things reduce the average ameri

son freddie. just isn't sad and you are yes he still troll two was called game how are you feeling kilgore usually say you know you any. good so tell us very briefly about where you've been so far so the route was london brochures parish juric belgrade child rape. will cope and how you would wreck you've extolled call police put. it off going so to say the reception has been the most you can see the funds to build up from all sorts of contrary good will come for even are you excited he could really excite the whole world is it fabulous that the earth has moral mexicans who live in the argentinians because we came from boston and a lot of south americans you know love for revenge absolutely wrong in the world cup so if we just want to go and you go from here you get a quick conclusion a kid you know we've we're almost done for the dice so you can imagine how that usual saying if you're going to help you can be watching the guy you know it's like getting the guy who's like a really very very hopeful

and freddie you think this is the track you are use to still trying to was called game are you feeling high jump or huge rallies are you know you any. good so tell us very briefly about where you've been so far so the route was london brussels paris juric belgrade child rape. will cope and how you in reykjavik stopped calling police put. it off going so to say the reception has been a mostly can see the fun to build it up from all sorts of cool trees and will come for even are you excited to be credibly excited the whole world is here fabulous at the airport a small little mexicans who live in the argentinians because we came from boston and a lot of south american journalists are even japs most around the world cup so if we just want to go and you go from here you get a quick conclusion to kill you know we've we're almost done for the tie so you can imagine oh that usual saying it's a game i hope you can be watching the guy you know it's like getting the guys thank you very very hopeful after you have a couple of days of full swing because it's always the same excel you speak huge con

i caught up with the founders, freddie blackett and ed barrow and asked them how they came up with thet plants for their space. it came from my own experience of the market. when i moved in with my girlfriend around five years ago now, i found it really, really difficult to try to plant up the space that was there for me to plant up. there was a complete lack of retailers in the market, either online or offline. and also so little information for someone with no experience, as i had then, of plants, and which ones to choose and then how to look after them. how difficult or easy has it been to be a new business in london? what sort of help did you get, and did it help being in london? as i said, i had no experience of plants, so i needed to build a passion for it. i went away and learnt a bit more. killed fewer plants than have survived, which i think is the ratio you want to come outwith. and then i looked to seek some, get some, capital. so, some next—level investments. i felt there was, to your point, such a great opportunity in this market, that there were going to be loads of other

. >> it's more like freddy krueger cut my stomach. >> reporter: strickland caught up with the doctor,ittle to share. >> so, i'm coming here to ask if you have anything to say about the lawsuits against you or the youtube videos posted online. dr. boutte. >> she's still moving, not speaking. according to the state's physicians website, dr. boutte's license is in good standing. she continues to treat patients. abc reached out to the doctor and her lawyers, but they did not provide a comment. >>> a new report is reminding parents about the danger of leaving children in hot cars. nine kids have died in hot cars already this season. on average 37 children across the country lose their lives this way. advocates are pushing states to pass tougher laws to bring attention to this annual problem. >>> police in philadelphia say a 15-year-old learning to drive hit and killed two people in this parking lot. the men were actually trying to help her park in the front of a store when her suv lurched forward. her mother was in the passenger seat. no criminal charges have been filed. >>> epa chief scot

. >>33 two freddy lez flores pictured here force that had woman into their car outside of a bar in san francisco. the man allegedly took the 24-year-old so sonoma. it happened on april 14th. the woman was at bruno's bar when the suspects drove up. >> it is an awful case. it is -- you don't hear about this too often, a random attack like this. i'm glad they solved this and i think it will prevent future atcks from happening like this. >>> a has exodus may be coming. we take a look at the latest. >> the headline reads like a reality check for anyone accustomed to the high cost of living here. where are they looking to go? >> san francisco are there right now. they say las vegas, phoenix and dallas but the top spot belong to the empire state. when you're look at homes that are 6 or 700 thouz dollars i ra remaining lead over the remaining cities. >> got the more substantial move may not be far off. >> we think about going towards kansas city area. the pricing is so affordable down there. >> larger tends show it isn't the anomaly. the bay area gained around 16,000 people between 2011 and 20

jr bill which imposter drayton featherweight champs freddy gordon. and for the briefest of p.r. is a guy named jose rivera who was the welterweight champion. if . you think fights to make betting money. you fix fights to get a fighter a championship you fix fights to maneuver a fighter up the ranks toward a championship fight you fix fights to win. in order. to get into position someone strategically. you fix fights to lose. in order to get paid and made you know betting coups the way you fist fights varies greatly. you fix fights by buying judges that's and you know that's one easy way to do it you fix fights by having the referee working for you so that if there's any way that the ref can stop a fight in your guy's favor he does you fix fights by colluding with the fighters generally the loser so all is almost always a loser. winners was never called the fight was fixed. one of the things that you're cognizant of when you are fixing fights. is that you're doing something illegal something that theoretically can wind you up you know want to jail and get people angry at you so y

section of they've bought up on the cheap all the properties handed out by basically fannie mae and freddie mac. for them to take over during you know during and after the financial crisis they also have a majority of the a.t.f. market the exchange traded fund market which is just a rant a system of putting black rock in a position to scrape money away from pension funds in another land grab money grabbing way is completely unnecessary again he talks about it's not necessarily on paper absolute poverty because the america has on paper one of the highest income levels in the world is something like the fourth or fifth highest after several small european countries where the average american has a relatively high income that of a person an anomaly rich country only his income does not go very far most of it is not by attempting to afford the basics of life we've already seen how steep health care costs are but then there is education. there is transport there's interest and rent there is media and communications there is child care and elderly care all of these things reduce the average ameri

section of they've bought up on the cheap all the properties handed out by basically fannie mae and freddie mac. for them to take over during you know during and after the financial crisis they also have a majority of the a.t.f. market the exchange traded fund market which is just a rant a system of putting black rock in a position to scrape money away from pension funds in another land grab money grabbing way is completely unnecessary again he talks about it's not necessarily on paper absolute poverty because the america has on paper one of the highest income levels in the world is something like the fourth or fifth highest after several small european countries where the average american has a relatively high income that of a person an anomaly rich country only his income does not go very far most of it is not by attempting to afford the basics of life we've already seen how steep health care costs are but then there is education. there is transport there's interest and rent there is media and communications there is child care and elderly care all of these things reduce the average ameri