it's 2000 ft.2 total. a little over to the addition is a little under 1000 ft.2.he top story is a little under 300 and it is an integral part of the project. one of the things that people do have to face here is by ability of economics for them and what they can do and build it so it is a three-bedroom-two bath with an office on the top story. massing and context. so i appreciate all of the previous speakers and dedication to this city, and also, the involvement of dorothy and many of her family members and our meetings could it-these are good people. so this a really difficult situation. this is a modest house, however, and we have made a lot of concessions and we have also tried to make it contextual by adding the bait window, by removing a kind of odd small garage and creating a more human scaled entry. we've done a combination of two different sizes of horizontal wood siding to refer back to some of the patterns of the historic homes in the neighborhood. and we have at the rdt's insistence historic preservation's made the bay windows on the front. so there are

so what is going on with china, what is the ft's take? this isa china, what is the ft's take?from baker mckenzie talking about foreign investment from china from the rest of the world, and there are two ways of looking at this. a huge amount of money invested once again in 2016 but the financial times looks at the huge amount which was blocked, which wasn't invested, which was intended for investment it wasn't. and part of it was blocked because the chinese said we cannot have that much money, there is no strategic rationale. some of it was locked because in germany, in the us, companies said no. —— blocked. but there were some very strategic deals as well, one of which gives china the ability to control nearly 30, 40% of seats. the ability to control nearly 30, 4096 of seats. what is that? it is an agricultural firm that does seeds and things like that. so it is a very in portland, a very important agricultural, chemicalfirm very in portland, a very important agricultural, chemical firm —— syngenta. and it went through, and we discussed it here —— very important firm. it need

the ft looks at eu brexit negotiators who say they will deny london any trade talks until progress ison a 60 billion euro exit bill and there is more clarity on the future of rights for expatriate citizens. and finally, also in the ft, microsoft owner bill gates is arguing for an income tax to be place upon machines in order to slow down the advance of robots replacing humans in the workforce. joining us is andrew tuck, who's editor of monocle, a global news and business magazine. you're also online as well. good morning. good morning. let's explain what a deep state is. the notion deep within one of the systems within the organisations that wrap around government, there is a united group of people working against the ambitions of the government. the suggestion is there is deep within the cia a group of people that have decided trump is not their president and they don't like what he's doing. i don't think that's true and even this story doesn't say that, this is based on the views of a single a nalyst based on the views of a single analyst but they're saying there's many within the c

it's 2000 ft.2 total. a little over to the addition is a little under 1000 ft.2. the top story is a little under 300 and it is an integral part of the project. one of the things that people do have to face here is by ability of economics for them and what they can do and build it so it is a three-bedroom-two bath with an office on the top story. massing and context. so i appreciate all of the previous speakers and dedication to this city, and also, the involvement of dorothy and many of her family members and our meetings could it-these are good people. so this a really difficult situation. this is a modest house, however, and we have made a lot of concessions and we have also tried to make it contextual by adding the bait window, by removing a kind of odd small garage and creating a more human scaled entry. we've done a combination of two different sizes of horizontal wood siding to refer back to some of the patterns of the historic homes in the neighborhood. and we have at the rdt's insistence historic preservation's made the bay windows on the front. so there a

. >> we'll take you inside the ft. worth facility where lockheed martin makes the most expensive weapons system ever built. we'll show you the high-tech ways lockheed martin has been driving down the much 35 when we return. >>> lockheed martin is ramping up the fight per president trump said is too expensive. morgan brennan took our cameras inside the mile long ft. worth facility where the jets are built. >> this is most expensive weapons program in history and it is at a critical point. >> the number of air planes in the field is growing exponent l exponentially. up to 200 now and many, many more. at the same time we're wrapping a bow around development. that continues to allow them to expand. >> it is falling and falling faster than before. it just slimmed below $95 million in the most recent pentagon contract. the you have per deal. a 50% decline. lockheed currently has about 140 planes in production right now around the world. but over the next several years, that will ramp up to about 180 at any given time. lockhe

. >> because it happened in ft.on in the '70s, it was hard to get a knife, right so i made a knife out of bone, out of t-bone steak. we used to get steaks there back in the day and i had sharpened it down and i was going to stab a guy with it and before i could stab the guy with it, they had bust me with it and seen it in my hand so they took it and the name just stuck. guys in the penitentiary just started calling me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside that led him to commit the cold-blooded murders for which he will spend the rest of his life behind bars. it happened at a raucous water in waterloo, iowa. when police tried to shut it down he grabbed one of the police officer's pistols. >> i shot the man three times, right. everybody broke and run and the other police, he was still down, right so i ran over there and then i shot him three times. it wasn't cause i was on no drugs or no alcohol. you know, i wasn't impaired. >> and afterwards? >> trying to get a

katie martin joins us from the ft. and oliver wright, policy editor at the times newspaper.with the i. its front page has the attack on the louvre. npower is increasing its energy prices. the daily express goes with the same story, describing it as goes with the same story, describing itasa goes with the same story, describing it as a kick in the teeth for customers. the times is claiming that a senior mp has received funding from a chinese law firm with links to the chinese government. the paper says there is no suggestion of impropriety. the ft focuses on donald trump smack the decision to review us financial regulations put in place after the 2008 crash. the telegraph leads with news that the government will force developers to use land they have planning permission for or risk losing it. the guardian reports european leaders at a summit in malta have attacked donald trump for his anti—eu rhetoric. and the daily mail brings us news of a shortage of vegeta bles brings us news of a shortage of vegetables in britain's supermarkets. let's begin with the i and the attack on th

the ft looks at proposals by german chancellor angela merkel to speed up the removal of failed asylumating that attitudes to migrants are hardening throughout europe as a whole. the telegraph business pages report that according to a group of large banks paris has no chance in capturing business from london post—brexit without radically overhauling france's strict labour laws. also in the ft, twitter has posted the slowest revenue growth since it went public four years ago, sending shares down more than io%. the fall comes in spite of the election of prolific tweeter donald trump as us president who failed to produce a "trump bump" in twitter‘s results. the times has carried out its own investigation into how taxpayers and charity donations are fuelling the surge in fake news by paying for adverts which appear on dozens of false or outrageous websites. and finally, does wintry depressing weather make you throw on your favourite reggae tunes. music streaming service spotify found that uk listeners were more likely to play summer tunes in winter and sombre music during summer, which was

also in the ft, an artificial intelligence system has won $1.8 million worth of chips against the world'sl poker players. joining us is broadcaster henry bonsu. good morning. good morning! he is 49 and just 12 days into his presidency. donald trump has made this nomination and it's a lifetime position. it is. this guy could be influencing the culture. it is not just about the law, it is about the culture of the us for the next 30 yea rs, culture of the us for the next 30 years, 30— 40 years. he doesn't seem to be as extreme as some people feared. he may not try to roll back the abortion rights, but some on the left to see him as very extreme and are calling on the democrats in the senate to vote against his nomination. it is the whole senate that will vote. it seems as if the democrats will let this one go because there are few other people over 80 in the supreme court, so possibly donald trump will get another nomination and then they might fight it more. that could be, if they are being strategic, at some democrats are being urged to bejust as obstructive to republicans as the republica

the ft says more romanians and bulgarians are coming to work in the uk while an increasing number ofish workers are leaving. net migration to britain has fallen to lowest level for more than two years. also in the ft, electric car makers are scrambling to secure supplies of key battery material cobalt. the move comes has hedge funds stockpile supplies of the scarce metal. everybody wants a bit of cobalt. and finally, trouble could be on the horizon for the ubiquitous grey squirrel. the prince of wales is supporting plans to sterilise the squirrels so that native red squirrel populations can begin to recover. wow! i have a feeling which will be the most divisive story today. joining us is dr stephanie hare, who's an independent political risk analyst. thank you forjoining us. good morning. let us start with this reca ptu re morning. let us start with this recapture of the airport in mosul by iraqi government forces. a big step forward. but, of course, they still have work cut out for them. they have work cut out for them. they have to take the western western city and secure it from t

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. >> ferocious flames in ft. washington, maryland. this is on tescanco road.in ft. washington, maryland. fire officials got a number of calls before they actually got there about seeing these flames very visible from this home. we understand that the fire may have either started or spread from the attic and the garage. we understand that two people in their 70s were able to get out of that house okay. but, again, a number of calls about 1:00 in the morning because of this huge fire in ft. washington, maryland. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalezs. >>> d.c.'s fire chief is acknowledging that response times for the most critical 911 calls have not improved. yesterday, d.c.'s mary leased a times. it starts with staffing the 911 call center with a nurse. that person can screen calls and determine whether someone actually needs an ambulance. officials say d.c. gets hundreds of calls for ambulances for people who aren't having an emergency. another part of the plan would require insurance companies to pay more of the cost for ambulance transport. >>> the fbi is now getti

one extraordinary thing about this story is that in a tiny corner of the ft we have, trump backs offer day, this would be enormous news. it has four little lines on the front page because of this ongoing soap opera. quite incredible. having said that, it is a bit out of order. your intelligence services leaking private documents. what would happen tomorrow morning if theresa may found out that mi5 and mi6 were leaking stuff? you cannot function in that way? in any other situation, this would be a remarkable story. but in the context of what we have seen but in the context of what we have seenin but in the context of what we have seen in the trump administration and the narrative that is unfolding, it is not as surprising as it perhaps should be. and his reaction, the words he is using, the aggressive tone, in accusing the intelligence services of doing this, that is not unusual either. he has fired similar shots at the media, the obama administration and at clinton. this is becoming routine. and is he trying to have it both ways? as a campaigner, when he was running for the white hou

angela merkel gets tough on asylum seekers is the picture on the ft. another asylum seeker story.d cash payments says the ft for those leaving germany voluntarily and of repatriations germany voluntarily and of re patriations centre to germany voluntarily and of repatriations centre to handle difficult cases. these are among some of the proposals of the german chancellor just some of the proposals of the german chancellorjust a few months ahead of the election. 1.2 million migrants were welcomed and accepted, invited indeed by angela merkel, but in the light of the terrorist attack bya in the light of the terrorist attack by a tunisian 's asylum seeker, plus the fact she is facing a lot of not just rebellion but problems within her party. she is really feeling the heat. particularly also we have to remember alternative for germany and how these parties doing. there are problems now that angela merkel and doubts about her re—election. problems now that angela merkel and doubts about her re-election. this is different from how welcome policy. it sounds so nice and french. cannot com

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bill, we're watching near ft. washington. good morning out there, everyone. 309, around the p.a. turnpike. no problems or delays right now heading in either direction. i'll check in with new jersey roads when i come back. >>> 5:25, a day without immigrants. thousands said to walk off their jobs this morning to send a message. >>> and day care arrest. what a worker is accused of doing to a child in a classroom. >> announcer: this portion of nbc10 news sponsored by cherry hill nissan. yeah. we love low prices. no bones about it. [ laughter ] thousands of blue tags. thousands of low prices. my giant. >>> on "nbc 10 news today," helping hands. hear inspiring stories of people on a mission to give back. helping hands all this week on "nbc 10 news today." count on it. >>> breaking from overnight, chase and shooting. police take five people into custody after shots are fired. we'll tell you how it unfolded. >>> taking a stand. immigrants across our area set to walk off the job this morning. how it could impact businesses. >>> traffic stop tirade. hear what an office

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turnpike, construction here between bensalem and ft. washington. and that's 22 minutes from route 1 to valley forge, vai and tracy. >>> it's 4:30. breaking from overnight, two people are in custody that starstart starts in cobb creek. matt delucia is in west philadelphia. >> reporter: well, tracy, it all started about a mile away from where we are at alden and chris street. police had heard a report of shots fired in the area. then they stopped this car and afterwards there was a pursuit. we don't know why the car was stopped in the first place but there was a pursuit. this is where it ended right in front of the police barracks. philadelphia police say after the stop on alden, it went to montgomery and belmont, and then another pursuit until the car stopped in front of the st. police barracks. we're working to get more details on why the car was stopped in the first place. we had heard reports of gun shots fired in the area at that time. right now, we hear five people are being questioned right here at southwest detectives in connection with this.

we would like to recognize you if you will please stand. [ applause ] ft.ordon is already home to the cyber center of excellence, a training facility for cyberspace operations, and soon, we, the state of georgia, will begin construction on another tool in our arsenal for security and economic development in the form of the georgia cyberinnovation and training center. my proposed budget includes $50 million for this state-owned facility designed to promote modernization in cybersecurity and technology for both the private and the public industries, in conjunction with the department of defense and the nsa. this invaluable resource will put georgia at the pinnacle of efforts to enhance american cybersecurity in both of those public and private arenas, with a resource unlike any other in the country. this will solidify georgia's reputation as the silicon valley of the south. i want to take this opportunity to thank the other partners involved in this endeavor. the georgia national guard, the department of defense, the georgia technology authority, our technica

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we are moving 100,000 ft.3 per second down the spillway. via been doing that for about 16 or 17 hours. we bumped the flow up with this situation occurred yesterday afternoon. to mitigate the impact of that erosion that was occurring. that solution worked to reduce the threat. it took a while for that wanted to come down. for us to get in and assess the condition. at the downstream side of the emergency spillway. we're going to continue to work on the challenges we have with this facility. as indicated we are working to really dig down into the reservoir and move as much water so we have space for the storms we expect to come in as well is the snow runoff. people are working hard to deal with the challenges we have. we have a pretty diverse multi agency and contractor resources are being deployed to address a whole number of things that are popping up including implementing protective measures to make sure we're not only dealing with what is occurring now. but have a longer perspective on what might occur with our spring runoff period. >> we

. >>> an ecstatic reunion at san francisco's ft. fun step, the harrowing rescue that led to this happy moment but first this morning's "tech bytes." >> in today's "tech bytes," google is expanding a car pool service. >> the service works through the waze app and allows commuters to pick up extra passengers for a small fee. it will expand in the u.s. over the next few months. >> a big change is now in place on instagram. you can post a mix of ten pictures and videos as a single carousel. the limit had been five. >> friends will see a blue dot on the post, indicating it's a carousel. the feature will roll out on both ios and android over the next few weeks and apple's future ideas will come from here. its giant new headquarters in california called apple park. it opens in april and has room for 12,000 workers. the grounds have 9,000 trees. >> it was mostly conceived by steve jobs, who described the whole thing as a spaceship. whole thing as a spaceship. >> and the theater in there >>> take a look at this video. it's a rescue of a dog

claims he was detained at ft. lauderdale hollywood international airport.ily spokesman says ali jr. was repeatedly questioned by customs officials about his religion, origin and name. in a statement to nbc news, mancini said "the whole thing was triggered business his beliefs." this is only about religion, make no mistake about this. ali jr. is the son of late boxing legend muhammad ali. >> i am the greatest. like his famous father, the 44-year-old is muslim. he was traveling from jamaica on february 7th with his mother. muhammad ali's second wife. mancini says she was questioned but not detained after showing customs agents a picture of herself with her late ex-husband. it's unclear why he waited for more than two weeks to share his story. mancini says ali jr. was never detained before and can find only one explanation telling nbc news, his father fought for his religious rights and now that trump is president, he has to fight. the cbp is profiling. u.s. customs and border protection say they cannot discuss individual travelers, however, all international

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the ft leads on the story that sir philip green has agreed to pay £363m into the bhs pension fund.aying the news is better late than never. the telegraph claims that children as young as four could be given sex education to warn them about the dangers of the internet, under new government plans. the times reports at the inquest into attack on tourists in tunisia, with a former tunisian minister telling the paper the attack had devastated the nation. also picking up on that story, the guardian reports that families of the deceased vow to sue the holiday company they hold responsible. a new study linking obesity to 11 types of cancer makes the daily express's front page. the metro reports on a trial into whether a cancer surgeon removed women's breasts unnecessarily. claims that the government is revisiting changes that would see drivers insurance premiums go up by several hundred pounds. he says sorry and pays £363 million, thatis he says sorry and pays £363 million, that is 10% of his net worth. it is also worth bearing in mind the 500 million that he took out of the business ten y

sending 416 ft.3 of water per second into coyote creek.>> i have never seen it at capacity anywhere close to this before. it's scary.>> reporter: residents mac -- don't have to worry. the district says load lying areas should be cautious of the risk of flooding sunday through tuesday.>> there are other neighborhoods that the creeks run through. the neighborhoods that are closest to the creeks should be most aware of the possibility of flooding.>> reporter: because of storms, the water district is hoping to drain as much water as possible.>> we are expecting a stronger storm then we have seen before. >> reporter: homeowners near the dam aren't worried about the flood danger. many have decided to make this site a big part of their day. >> it's magnificent. had to make sure i brought my daughter.>> i have not seen that this full. last year it was this full -- it was full but not this full. >> reporter: the dam has not been seismically retrofitted and must be kept at 68% capacity because of the calaveras falls. getting it back to safe levels could take time.>> we have a wide range of estimate

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the ft has a picture of the french far right leader marine le pen — as she launched her presidentialwspaper leads with comments from some leaders from britain's biggest companies warning that companies are already suffering because of brexit. the guardian looks at the controversial travel ban imposed by donald trump, but rejected by a us appeals court. and staying with trump — the i reports that some mps and staying with trump — the i reports that some mps are threatening to boycott a state visit by the us president. blackmailing beckham — the mirror reports on an apparent one million pound plot over hacked emails from david beckham. plot, it is a word onlyjournalists use. plot, it is a word onlyjournalists use. let's start with marine le pen, one of several french president shall hopefuls who launched their campaign this weekend. leon seems to be the city of choice. marine le pen joint election race by attacking globalisation. hersupport joint election race by attacking globalisation. her support base have made her so popular and put the and enviable position and it reminds us of ho

we headed up to 500 ft. per second, twice the flow we currently have it shut off because of the emergency work at alum maddie --alameda county is doing. there was account --car that when in that area and they still haven't found the driver. so once that is cleared up we will begin and bring it up to around 750 ft. per second. we need to get that elevation down. it has caused some problems for contractor and we want to avoid that. we also want to avoid another start coming in and making that even worse. so were getting it out as fast as we can right now. just a quick slide on the reservoirs around the state. they are all well above average this time of year except for this one here. it's a little bit below. but other rise reservoirs are very weathered around the state. this is our our cumulative participation slight. the dotted line is 1983, the red line is this year. for the last three weeks we have been above the wettest year in our record. it's supposed to be dry about the next week but they --the risk at

. >> northeast indiana is -- the bulk of the constituents in northeast indiana are in the city of ft. wayne and the 11 counties that make up the rest of northeast indiana, rural communities like the one i come from, make up the rest of the district. it's a district that has the most manufacturing jobs of any district in the country so it's a very blue collar working class district, very conservative in their beliefs, but also a district full of hard-working men and women who do what they can to provide for their families. that's the background that i come from. my dad worked in a factory. my mom was a cook in a nursing home. we came from humble beginnings. my parents had a dream, their american dream was that i could grow up and have something a little better than them, be the first in my family to go to college like i did. that's the story of many families that i now serve here in congress that i take to heart. protecting the very ideal, the very basis of what the american dream stands for and making sure that that american dream is preserved for generations ahead. >> who or what was

we headed up to 500 ft. per second, twice the flow we currently have it shut off because of the emergency work at alum maddie --alameda county is doing. there was account --car that when in that area and they still haven't found the driver. so once that is cleared up we will begin and bring it up to around 750 ft. per second. we need to get that elevation down. it has caused some problems for contractor and we want to avoid that. we also want to avoid another start coming in and making that even worse. so were getting it out as fast as we can right now. just a quick slide on the reservoirs around the state. they are all well above average this time of year except for this one here. it's a little bit below. but other rise reservoirs are very weathered around the state. this is our our cumulative participation slight. the dotted line is 1983, the red line is this year. for the last three weeks we have been above the wettest year in our record. it's supposed to be dry about the next week but they --the risk at

also in the ft, an artificial intelligence system has won $1.8 million worth of chips against the world's broadcaster henry bonsu. good morning. good morning! he is 49 and just 12 days into his presidency. donald trump has made this nomination and it's a lifetime position. it is. this guy could be influencing the culture.

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the ft leads with the news that kraft heinz is abandoning its one hundred and fifteen billion pound takeover for unilever, just two days after it made the approach. the is front cover focuses on this week's brexit debate in the house of lords, where some of the new labour grandees could resist the government's plans for withdrawing form the eu. the express also picks up the story, urging the lords not to weaken or delay the government's brexit approach. the independent leads with the advance into forces and also covers the lords‘ brexit debate. a warning from the defence secretary makes the telegraph's front page. sir michael fallon says britain must maintain a military presence in afghanistan to avoid millions of afghans migrating to the uk. meanwhile the metro is running with a story that battersea dogs and cats home is calling for tougher penalties for animal abusers. let's start with the story about afghanistan on the telegraph. uk troops to prevent afghan meltdown, europe faces a new refugee exodus if britain pulls out of the war—torn country warns michael fallon. how is this meltdown o

the ft says chinese overseas deals worth almost $75 billion were cancelled last year.ampdowns and restrictions on foreign exchange. the international new york times looks at how some chinese companies are making headway in the manufacture of "smart weapons". the paper says beijing is seeking to reshape warfare by bringing artificial intelligence to the battlefield. and finally, the guardian takes an in—depth look at greece's economy. the paper says the country's economy has shrunk by more than a quarter, equivalent to last century's great depression in america. joining us is cornelia meyer, who is ceo of mrl corporation, a business consultancy.

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these things are ft. knox on wheels. tell me about archie. >> what do you want to know? >> reporter: that's an expert in armored car robberies, and archie. >> i was fortunate that i have done cases like this before. >> reporter: it was his job to piece together the cabello capers years taf fact. >> this is the case everybody likes to avoid. >> for a person who likes to be on that, it was not the case for me. i was just, like, get it done. >> reporter: we retraced archie's steps the day he was due to deliver cash and coin to banks all over milwaukee. >> the people he was assigned with, one had been there on the job for one week, and he had been there for two weeks. he was the senior guy. >> reporter: they take orders from archie. no questions asked. what they don't know is somebody else is also watching their armored truck. every day at a predetermined time, a woman leaves her job at a local cafe, getting into her ordinary car, goes for a drive and then parks. every day, she watches the armored truck, and once it passes, they go their separate days. same routine day after