everything i have, which makes ice hockey in harlem, including a great education. and i knew that there were kids in this neighborhood who could have similar outcomes to what i had if they had proper guidance and stuck with it in the classroom and on the ice. paige desorbo (voiceover): much like malik, leah and her brother, blaze, are among many youths that have reaped the rewards of the program. [upbeat music] blaze: come on, come on, come on. you got this! you got this! i know how you only have a few seconds left! before this, i wouldn't have imagine ever skating on the ice. like, i thought that was like a fantasy or a dream, but this is, like, really cool. i literally feel like i'm gliding and flying on the ice. i feel like it's a really exquisite experience that i'm not gonna get anywhere else. nice! you've got to celebrate. that was awesome. paige desorbo (voiceover): and leah's mom is truly proud of the progress her daughter has made. mother: this experience has been invaluable. my daughter is a good sport. she's coaching. she's volunteering her time. they ac

nicole king is known as harlem's bankruptcy is executive director of community banking at jp morgan i want them understand and know it doesn't matter where they're at. on the financial journey, jp morgan chase and help them. we're juggling so many things. the household work family of sandra garcia is the founder of encounter. you're getting focus on diversity. >> in 2012, she launched after a latina beauty dot com call us cheap household officers. so whether you're a business owner and have a seat in front of your name, we are all c because we're all cho's for these it's all about supporting other up and coming. female life oftentimes is a struggle. but as long as you keep your we may to baby boom in denver. the zoo is definitely doing its part to protect this endangered species. >> last month the zoo introduced baby bongo fiddle to the world. and now there's a new little bongo joining the herd fiddles half-sister. clementine arrived on february. 16th season, mamas girl at heart, but also like spending time with her half-sister was also showing her how to. zooming around the zoo enclo

growing up in harlem, i wa repeatedly stopped and frisked by the nypd, including three times at gunpoint. i've seen loved ones arreste and have opened our home t support a close family membe post incarceration alvin bragg wrote that durin his successful campaign fo manhattan district attorney in 2020 manhattan has never had district attorney like alvin bragg. manhattan has never had district attorney who had been repeatedly stopped and frisked by the new york police department, three times at gunpoint evan bragg's predecessor was the son of president jimmy carter's secretary of state, cyrus vance. and district attorney vance' predecessor, robert morgan thought, was the son o president franklin roosevelt secretary of the treasury. district attorney morgan fal held the office for 34 years i manhattan. there have been only 3 manhattan district attorneys i the 222-year history of that office, and most of them hav been new york aristocrats. then came alvin bragg. elvin brig grew up in harlem on a block known as strive zero, a neighborhood that wa home to black professional like alvin bragg's

a recent report by shuffled harlem university says b m w mercedes benz, toyota and ford. are among those still in change, young or using products made there? the researchers worn in fact that it's hard for brands not to benefit from force labor. if they're producing in the sheet. jung region, y'all can only all was one of the researchers for that report from sheffield hall university in the u. k. and he joins me now. you all can good. have you on the show, have to ask you 1st about this visit to the room. she planned by this b, w. executive use of the workers. there appeared happy to work there and they saw no evidence of forced labor. how do you look at this given the research that you've done? oh, hi stephen. thanks for having me. i think is problematic to say that the talking to feel is in a plan shows no force labor in the region because it is quite impossible to talk to weavers freely without their fear of punishment or penalty. so i would say that the force labor schemes, in the region is huge. and even if they walk bag and plant does not imply and you force paper,

[jazz music playing] - she was a small-town harlem girl. she loved to dance.e would make up routines in a room and pretend she was on one of harlem's chorus lines she'd seen up close. by 1940, she was working in clubs in her native harlem and on the road, where she met luther "slim" preston, a lanky, sky tall dancer with wiry legs and mesmerizing rhythm. they called themselves slim and sweets. they were loved and in love. they toured on the chitlin' circuit, and under manager joe glaser's care, opened for some of the greatest performers of the day, count basie, lionehampton, billie holiday, the nicholas brothers, coles and atkins, and of course, louis armstrong. [trumpet playing] - my father adored slim and sweets. my mother fell in love with louis while performing in the same nightclubs. she never acted on those feelings, however, because she was married to slim. my mother tells me that she never really knew how much everyone loved and respected slim until he passed away in 1950. family, friends, fellow dancers, entertainers, and people in the industry filled

when soldiers came back from vietnam hooked on drugs, that is when harlem started to turn.rug addicts. nobody helped those people, that created the crime. the 70s, 80s, 90s we went to cocaine. we are in fentanyl. if someone is feeding our population with drugs and taking kids in the wrong direction. stuart: you are a self-made billionaire. what advice do you have for youngsters? >> my advice is keep yourself clean. get an education, finish high school coming finish college if you could and have a goal. and i say with marijuana, if you are 60 years old, 50 years old, you want to smoke marijuana, have a good time but between the ages of 14, and 25, if you smoke enough marijuana your intelligence quotient will drop 15%. the other thing i gave advice to my own children, don't want them boxing. i'm chairman of the police athletic league. i band it. these people trying to make money, these 12-year-olds and 14-year-olds and 16-year-olds get hit in the head enough times, you want to become a real moron? get hit on the head, smoke, and guess what? you become a billionaire. stuart: g

all right, that's jarquin oleo at sheffield harlem university. thank you very much. thank you . and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. electric car maker tesla is headed to mexico. the company says it will invest $5000000000.00 in a new assembly plant. in the northern part of the country, the mexican government is elsewhere transforming a supply chain takes time just as companies trying to move goods between europe and china over the past year. or the overland root, known as the northern corridor, has become problematic. it goes from germany, mostly by rail, through poland, belarus, russia, and kazakstan all the way to sure. as result, europe's attention is increasingly turning here to the middle transport cord worth, which runs through the black sea, and that's put more emphasis on a plant deport comes in every day truck driver, topical blashley drives along george's narrow roads. today's trip is by the infamous records pass from the george and black sea port, a new i will bring you which indies for us to drive more safely than it won't be as man

local communities such as vernon shakey's is oh station or that the next wound -- or the lounge in harlemsome coffee shop or tea shop or eatery. this is the sort of revenue for. and it made it successful, and gave him the ability to distribute it to more locations. writing in these ads was really 14. there was also a letter in the green book where victor talks about the importance of advertising and taking out ads because many of the black businesses in their that he was trying to entice did not have the revenue or chose not to allocate the revenue towards advertising. he wanted to convince them that advertising in the green book would increase their business. the business that came their way. it is a very interesting situation. but my understanding is most of the businesses that he wanted to advertise with did not have the capital to do it. >> to spot -smalfacts before you move on, it was gr >> it was green and that changed over the years. eventually he was able to put images on the cover. >> how big was it? >> it was about, eight by maybe six, very small. it was decided to go into your

kylee told me the boost from the teach act was her deciding factor in moving to harlem to teach. thanks to the teach act, we have kylee and nathan, two new young teachers educating our students. they're making our future a little brighter every day. kylee and nathan, thank you for your dedication to our kids and montana's future. please, stand up. [applause] gov. gianforte: friends, a four-year college degree is not the best option for everyone. many new good-paying jobs require specialized skills skills developed through apprenticeship. when we took office two years ago, government regulations blocked access to apprenticeships. so, we modernized our apprenticeship system and montana and we quadrupled the number of apprenticeship slots. [applause] and we are seeing results. in 2022, montana added more than 1,000 apprenticeships and more new employer sponsors to our registered apprenticeship program. we have more apprentices now than ever before. williams plumbing in bozeman is one of our employer sponsors. quin williams, the company president, and cooper austin, an employee of wi

he is a founder of the harlem children zone in manhattan.t the pandemic was going to affect education. but how bad is it? >> we've got the data now. and things are bad. they're actually worse than most of us thought. in fact, i would tell you that we have an education crisis right now. >> reporter: the actual numbers vary by community, but according to a nationwide test given to fourth and eighth graders, reading skills dropped to the lowest point in 30 years. eighth graders couldn't understand basic concepts, the worst performance since testing began back in '69. >> this is not just poor kids who are living in the urban cities. it's all over america. there has been a dramatic reduction in ela and in math scores. this guess along with the loss of students in school, with increased violence that's happening, behavioral problems the kids are facing. and my career of more than 45 years, i've never seen anything close to it. >> reporter: and it's not hard to see how it happened. experts say remote teaching and a lack of computers at home are to

jay from harlem, me, although i pledge to be a legion to the constitution of the people's republic of china rate. to safeguard the constitution's authority, law, fulfill my legal obligations, it will go be loyal to the country and the people it be committed to it in and honest in my duty. if i'm wrong, accept the people supervision she saw and work for great modern socialist country. but is prosperous, strong for how democratic ng talk culturally advanced me harmonious this year and beautiful either i worked with she's in pain town law, take law this. oh fun. oh, sure. sure. she to day. and with that, she is now communist china as long as serving president the process. he started in 2018 by abolishing the to term limit on the presidency. that means he can rule indefinitely. the appointment is mostly ceremonial, that party members have left no doubt that she's group on power. his unchallenged police investigating the shooting out of jehovah witnesses center in the northern german city of hamburg. have revealed that the perpetrator was a former member of the religious community. the gun

he is the founder of the harlem children's zone in manhattan. >> reporter: we knew that the pandemicng to affect education. how bad is it? >> we have the data now and things are bad. they are actually worst than most of us thought. in fact, i would tell you that we have an education crisis right now. >> reporter: the actual numbers vary by community, but according to a nationwide test given to fourth and eighth graders, reading skills dropped to the lowest point in 30 years. and in math, nearly 40% of eighth graders couldn't understand basic concepts. the worst performance since testing began back in' 69. >> this is not just poor kids who are living in the urban -- it's all over america. there has been a dramatic reduction in ela and math scores along with the loss of students in school with the increased violence that's happening and the behavioral problems that kids are facing. in my career of more than 45 years, i never seen anything close to this. >> reporter: and it's not hard to see how it happened. experts say remote teaching and a lack of computers at home are to blame. add t

interestingly too all of them spent some time in new york city echoing a theme first articulated in harlem renaissance. novelist, jesse redmond fawcett's work plumb bun as you remember of new york as a place to start over to live a freer fuller life these five resisting the oppressive expectations of their time that they face because of their race and gender especially in small towns thus chose to move in or near new york, especially when they were young. the causes are group embraced were essential for bringing rights for all people and include such areas as ending discrimination what we might call today expanding equity and inclusion underlining the equal treatment under law that the 14th amendment guaranteed to all after the civil war ended slavery as well as more specifically promoting access to voting juries and education working to end lynching of black men as well as rape of black women and dismantling discrimination in public accommodations criminal justice employment housing and cultural access while many of us associate civil rights activism. with men like martin luther king and

>> it was like a popular harlem dance.es. that's actually onset. >> jimmy: how did they know it 15 years old you would be the one to teach beyonce the chicken noodle soup? >> i didn't even know i would have that opportunity. i popped out of bed like hold on. >> jimmy: [laughs] [cheers and applause] >> i was ready, you know? so i was like, you know -- i was like all turn it into another. >> jimmy: was jay-z there, where they married at this time? >> they were married at that time. he was not outset but beyonce wanted to plug me into being one of his videos. >> jimmy: one of his biggest, wow. she said you've got to but this -- >> she was like a proud arms, she was like i told you she was a superstar, that's what she was telling him. >> jimmy: is that right? wait until she sees this movie! did jay-z agree that you are a superstar? >> he did but first he tried to give me a hard time, because he was testing me. i was signed with pharrell at the time, and he's like this is our newest superstar. like -- like she ain't no supersta

could really influence decisions around the world, and we are expecting a decision from the court in harlemeks' time. so, watch this space. two weeks' time for that verdict. thank you very much indeed. china's top anti—graft watchdog has started an investigation of zhao weiguo — the former chairman of chipmaker tsinghua unigroup. he is the latest high—profile figure now ensnared in an industry—wide corruption dragnet.0ur asisa business reporterjoao da silva has more. it is the latest sign that chinese authorities are not done with their clean—up. the former chairman of the chip—maker zhao weiguo is accused of running their company as his private fiefdom. he said he handed the properties to relatives and friends and butchered goods and services making prices significantly higher than the market. prosecutors are expected to file charges. the company who once led as emblematic of what has been happening in the industry which has received billions of dollars of government investment into a that have stalled or failed. 0ver into a that have stalled or failed. over the last decade, a series of ac

from treatment, medical care, a shower, and laundry, has operated two safe consumption sites, one in harlem and another here. using under the supervision of a ready professional, ready helpvee. from city supervisors to the san francisco fired apartment, public health, and the nonprofits hoping to operate safe consumption sites in san francisco. lydia is the executive director of the project. >> i think the thing that hit me the most is the amount of care and compassion here and the amount of services that are offered that guests really need, that the people really need, and so it is amazingly impressive, and i just cannot wait to bring services to san francisco. >> as one hoping to operate one of these sites, what is your biggest take away from the operation here? lydia: i think the biggest take away is how intentionally everything is done that this is not a fly-by-night operation, this operation is very intentional, it is very skilled, and the people here know what ar and a half ago, on points staff has received and reversed more than 700 overdoses. it has also connected more than 2200 peo

harlem, recently wrote a book about the first all men's black basketball team formed in 1923. member in oakland was given a signed copy. >> eventually, the ball stops bouncing, so wherever it takes you, i think all coaches and people who support you hope that you can take what you learned in basketball forward in your life. lyanne: for dylan cooper, vasco has. given him needed structure. >> you cannot fail -- basketball has given him needed structure. >> you cannot fail. lyanne: it is a shot that cannot be blocked. in oakland, leanne melendez, abc 7 news. dan: so nice for them to make that effort and investment in these kids. ama: huge impact. we have much more news ahead. dan: we do. let's go to abc 7 news anchor karina nova for a look at stories coming up at 5:30. karina: 700 inches of snow and counting. that is how much the special sierra snow lab has reported so far, with more on the way. we will discuss what that means for snow records, our water supply, and concerns for flooding in spring and summer. plus, several big snow stories, from the renovation at levi's stadium a

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sea three of "godfather of harlem" on hulu.tudio album called "so much for stardust," first album in five years. >> linsey: you guys will perform for us. you have been a band for 20 years. this has something for new fans and long-time fans, as well. >> i think when you have been making art over such a long period, people will debate favorite record and movie and favorite batman movie. it is fun to make something that has something for everybody and engage in the conversation with them. >> whit is a long-time fan. >> absolutely i've been rocking out for a long time. here we go. eddy is a big-time head banger. let's talk about the tour here. you guys are kicking this off and going to start it in chicago, hometown, wriggly field, how excited are you about that? >> this will be the third time we've play wrigley, it is overwhelming growing up there. >> what is the key to longevity? bands come and go, you have done your own thing and come back together. >> linsey: staying power. >> whit: keep filling up stadiums. >> we are all friend

couldn't be with us today because he's touring but still a son of puerto rico in spanish harlem, josÉt generation. [applause] josÉ came from a small family, onee of 11 brothers. [laughter] blind since birth he took up guitar at ageed nine pioneering artists, bridging cultures and styles, winning grammys, opening doors for generations and the heart of our nation. last december gladys knight who i am crazy about, i don't want to hurt her reputation, had to receive the canada center and later that night jill and i dug in a theater showed art appreciation. a few weeks f later we invited r back to the white house to perform at a summit of leaders b from 50 nations but what better way to show who we are as a nation and gladys knight opportunity to sing for the nation. gladys, as i've said before, one of the best things that have ever happened. i am a fan. [applause] speaking of good things and music, the boss is here. [cheering and applauding] as they say, a jersey boy. just want you to know, there's a lawsuit between the governor of delaware and the governor new jersey and now a matter of

and dar al-funun institute has been translated and published by hasan azimzadeh of east lebanon's harlem sed and sima news agency . the bankruptcy of american banks is still at the top of the world media news. 5 other big banks may go bankrupt soon. silicon valley bank , which had more than 30,000 knowledge-based companies under its umbrella, declared bankruptcy on friday. the next day , signature bank suffered a similar fate. this caused long queues in front of the bank. hi in order to reduce inflammations, the american president joe biden called for stricter banking laws to prevent the recurrence of such incidents. some economic experts in the united states consider the financial policies of the american government to be the cause of these bankruptcies. taking the government from the banks has put the financial system at great risk. this policy has not only increased inflation, but also increased interest rates . the depositors of the two bankrupt american banks, i.e. silicon valley, gathered in front of the branches of these two banks . some media bank bankruptcy. recent in describing

he hadn't was in the harlem money, but open what hadn't been of not to khalilah to kia deal for that got demon alan blood obama coma half eaten weidman doodle inc. assurity year. and friedman, hilda was still gone. oh good, you good deal? huddle up, cloudy. be mood and seamless ally allan up in a car to pull up ah, ah ah ah hello, the weather remains very hot for south eastern parts of the u. s. save. it was west though. yep. i'm afraid there is still some snow in the forecast more that's come. we got these areas of low pressure just running in to the west coast. northern parts of california particular still seeing some rain and snow struggling to get around 11 degrees celsius. they're in san francisco, a 14 and ally. it should be dry, fine, and settled, but it should be getting to the low twenty's now. so still on the cool side some when she whether the to turn to where western parts of canada some snow sliding across the mountain states over towards the lakes. adel drift further east was as we go one through tuesday, 7 celsius in new york, a little disappointed, but it should be la

one location in harlem, the other in washington heights. they provide a place for people to use their drugs under the supervision of a medically trained professional. ready to reverse an overdose. more than one dozen of san francisco's local leaders are taking note. from city supervisors to the san francisco fire department, public health, and the nonprofit hoping to operate safe consumption sites in san francisco. lydia cranston is the executive director. >> the thing that hit me the most is the amount of care and compassion and the amount of services offered that guests really need, that the people really need. it is amazingly impressive. i cannot wait to bring services like this to san francisco. >> is one of the nonprofits hoping to operate one of these sites, what is your biggest take away from the operation? >> i think the biggest take away is how intentionally everything is done. this is not a flyby night operation, it is very intentional, it is very skilled. the people here really know what they are doing and are very intentional ab

hasan azimzadeh of the harlem east lebanon radio and television news agency announced that the management of three international accreditation agencies will review the credit rating of another bank in this country following the bankruptcy of two american banks. what is the indicator of the conditions of the american financial institutions regarding the two-month bankruptcy of silicon valley and coin? more than 35,000 ceos and founders of knowledge-based companies also requested help with the signature of the secretary of finance and the head of the central bank of america and warned that more than 100,000 jobs spikan is in danger. the reason for these bankruptcies is the huge inflation and the trillion trillion dollars borrowed by the federal government from the banks, which has put the financial system at great risk. it has not only increased inflation, but also raised interest rates. the effect of the bankruptcy of american banks is sour. to global markets the british government has also tried to implement a plan to keep british technology companies away from this crisis. experts warn a

the oscars are this weekend, so i thought i'd hit the street and ask the people in harlem which moviesook. first of all, are you a movie buff? >> yes. >> marlon: are you excited about the oscars? >> yeah. >> marlon: what movie do you think will win best picture? you think it will be "top gun?" "avatar" or one of the movies i don't give a shit about? >> one of the movies i don't give a shit about. >> describe "everything everywhere all at once." >> beautiful. god is blessed. >> marlon: did you see the movie? >> no. >> marlon: the movie "tar"? describe it. >> sounds like a horror movie. >> marlon: what you think about "women talking?" >> "women talking? i mean, you have women talking on the time, don't you? >> what are they talking about? >> i am trying not to get as confused as to what women would be talking about but women can talk about anything. >> marlon: would you take your woman to go see "women talking"? >> i don't think she would even want to see "women talking." >> marlon: but would you be talking while the women are talking? >> she definitely would. women talk. >> marlon: some

with student photos today and spoke with the students and donated signed copies of his book from the harlem. >>> coming up, we will tell you about the bay area chefs getting a big >>> in a state where cannabis is legal, california still has a significant illegal marijuana scene. coming up at 5:00, our lauren toms rides along as four busts were made in one single neighborhood. that with liz cooke and ryan yamamoto coming up at 5:00. >>> the james beard foundation announced the 2023 restaurant and chef award finalists and a few bay area names made the cut. congratulations to vince vutanga of aveca in san francisco. that restaurant serves contemporary filipino californian cuisine. beautiful. and single thread is getting a nod as well. husband and wife co-owners kyle and katena are finalists for best chef in california. they serve japanese inspired cuisine with ingredients grown on the restaurant's own farm. no excuse to eat those vegetables. they are grown right out back. >> those are the best ones. >> yes they are. and now i'm hungry. >> we sound like a james taylor song. i need sunshine and

he signed a copy of his book about the harlem renaissance for each of the students.and the adults did their best to keep it together in front of the hall of famer as you think they might have asked him for some pointers. >> and anything that does not say three points in it. i've got to go across the bay and slap steph curry for changing everybody's mind about how to play the game. >> and obviously he was joking around. a few years ago, he even said steph curry was his favorite active player. >>> hold the garlic butter. the message peta has ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ it's spring! non-drowsy claritin knocks out symptoms from over 200 allergens without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. >>> all right, this is a good one, a company in australia is whipping up a prehistoric lab. it's a mammoth meatball. not a real one because they have been extinct for thousands of years, but the company completed a sequence by using the genome from the african elephant. injected it into a sheet mus

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residents are under evacuation orders or warnings tonight following heavy rain and a levee breach at harlem river. kron four's amanda hari reports from an evacuation center that's been set up at the santa cruz county fairgrounds. >> this shelter here in watsonville has been incredibly busy over the last 2 days. they've seen more than 150 people and they've been receiving a ton of donations, food and also things like clothing and warm blankets. there are a lot of families here at the shelter we're at right now and they just need lots of items, but they're not in their homes. they just need somewhere to be that is safe and warm over here. we have cots. the red cross is here. they are assisting. i spoke with a supervisor that says they really need all this getting some more volunteers has been wonderful. they say this shelter could be open for another 2 weeks because of all of the rain are expected to see over the next week in watsonville amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> i'll be back. careful. >> take a look at this reserve deputy camarena had to literally climb through his window to go to work in

harlem savings bank.sed a run on the harlem savings bank, so i think we were on the verge of that i think you're getting a sigh of relief because it does seem to have been limited, but i think that the real answer is to take a time-out, you give pretty much a guarantee for now, but a warning that you're going to take it off in six months, so get your deposits in order, get them guaranteed, move them around to a money fund so it doesn't come suddenly in a couple of hours. they had several large depositors who all knew each other and, you know, it was harry, i'm taking all my money out and you better do the same thing too. >> yes, frictionless exodus. art, finally, the bull arguments we mentioned seasonality and people talk about positioning being light. the other one i've heard if the fed is really going to do a reversal on qt, that that's not just going to stop for awhile and almost forces you to chase stocks are you a buyer of that? >> i think that powell would like nothing better than to be recalled as

couldn't be with us today because he's touring, but we still honor a son of puerto rico and spanish harlem feliciano. i can pronounce that. [applause] that's my generation. hosea comes from a small family. one of 11 brothers. [laughter] blind since birth, he picked up a guitar at age nine. a pioneering artist bridging cultures and styles, winning grammys and opening doors for generations of latino artists and the heart of our nation. last but not least, gladys knight, who i'm crazy about her music. set in this room to receive the kennedy center honors. later that night, jill and i and kamala and doug showed our appreciation for the empress of soul. a few weeks later, we invited gladys back to the white house to perform at a summit with leaders from 50 african nations, as i honored the african nation presidents and prime ministers. what better way to show who we are as a nation than to give gladys knight an opportunity to sing for the nation. gladys, as i said before, you are one of the best things ever to happen in terms of music. i'm a fan. [applause] speaking of good things in music, the

he also donated 500 copies of his book on the harlem renaissance to those schools and also autographed books for student athletes. you guys, you just need to keep your eyes on the star man. you can't you can't keep your eyes on something that is not there. keep your eyes on the real star. b. he or she someone that you admired. where someone that has accomplished something that you admire big for us. it's an accomplishment, especially with him coming to talk to super inspiring. you know what we could do going forward. during the event, oakland near centaur announced the teams will get a championship parade and rally on sunday. april 16th. get those party favors. ready, folks, dust them off. it's about that time, dust them off the sacramento kings doing something they have not done in 16 years. jason has the story coming up next in sports first take a look at this double rainbow viewer from penn grove sent in this photo from yesterday's break in the storm. beautiful view out of north bay . you're watching the 11 o'clock news. we'll be back after the break. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's busine

at harlem bay, i want to talk to this group of local business people, once they get out of the sea.y keen on going in the water in cornwall when i come back home, but this is next level, not sure i would be doing this in february. but these swimmers are braver than me. we should point out it's absolutely freezing on the beach, and dry, goodness knows what they are experiencing out there. very nice. good. very alive. very tingly, very blue. takes the cobwebs, shall we way, out for a morning. for some of the group, this is part of improving their own productivity. if you allow yourself time to get outside, go for a walk, go for swim, perhaps you get your brain going in a different way and you can be more productive in a shorter space of time. would you be surprised if i said the uk had a productivity issue? to be honest, not really, we have been barking up some of the wrong trees. do you think the british are going at it the whole time but maybe not always so efficiently? perhaps, maybe we have been too long slaves to the desk, feeling like you are working hard but not necessarily wor

laundry on point is home to the first sanctioned safe consumption site in the us one location in harlem and the other in washington heights these sites provide a place for people to use their drugs under the supervision of a medically trained professional there ready to reverse an overdose and more than a dozen of san francisco's local leaders are taking notes from city supervisors to the san francisco fire department public health and the nonprofits hoping to operate safe consumption site. in san francisco lydia branston is the executive director of the gubio project. i think the thing that that hit me the most is the amount of care and compassion here and the amount of like services that are offered. that guests really need right that the people really need and so it's it's just it's amazingly impressive and i'm i just i can't wait to bring services like this to san francisco. as one of the nonprofits hoping to operate one of these sites. what's your biggest? take away from the operation here. i think the biggest takeaway is how intentionally everything is done right that this is not

to progress we're going through a critical situation and we all have a demo path now, but it is a harlem and that is at the grass roots. it is looking for solutions to problems directly where those problems are. i think it is important out, is there a series of reports now from herana? we're here in a holding station in havana, where people have been coming since very early in the morning. took, has their valor that they're picking. the members of the national assembly hall will eventually lead this country's next president among the candidates, our former president. but i will go to the current president, me in the canal and people we have to pick among the candidates in their district. you can see right here, some of them in this case is my view, like after she's the daughter of i will go on once they go inside this building, they'll have to select in a ballot like this one, whether they would vote for everyone, for some of them just for one and they can also cast a blank, a blank of old candidates had to buy a commission that loyal to the communist party. there is 470 candidates for 4

documented cases of prolonged sleep and sensory deprivation, beatings, torture and being held naked harlem. and this happened when the hanged me on the wall to the left. the handcuffs were here because of the weight of my body. the handcuff was cutting my hand and the wound was almost rotten. another way of torture was noise. they bring big speakers with an bearable loud music. i think even after a 1000 years. our great grandsons will receive our rights even those who were tortured by the nazis by stolen by hitler. now the getting their right and as he waits for his rights and he wants to ensure the world does not forget his story. his worst nightmare is that people will feel to remember and such abuse will be carried out again on others. in another war, sama enjoy another hero. berlin palestinians have protested. inhibit allan garza against talks between israeli and palestinian officials in egypt. hamas as the on group which governs the gaza strip is condemning the palestinian authority for joining the meeting. the talks are aimed at trying to contain increasing violence and the occupied

not had an ambassador in television since 2019, which is advocacy group africa for palestine says harlem in support of the downgrade is a historic move. we had many invoices to palestine and israel in efforts for peace . it has not been any fruit. so this is a message to the world and that we, we can no longer participate in the sham process of peace, where israel continues illegal building illegal settlement, the more palestinians land, tim palestinians, practicing a party. we cannot be party to that anymore. while the vote was introduced by the national freedom party was supported by more than 2 thirds of members of parliament, those opposing it included the main opposition party, the democratic alliance, and the african christian democratic party. south africa, the jewish board of deputy says the vote undermines and hom, south africa's own interests. what impact will they have on the trade that is happening between south africa and israel? they 6000000000 ran with afraid that happens between african israel india. is this going to curtail that traits? what does that, what is it going t

all documented cases of long sleep and sensory deprivation, beatings, torture and being held naked harlem. and this happened when the hanged me on the wall lifted the handcuffs here because of the weight of my body. the handcuff was cutting my hand and the wound was almost rotten, cross another wave, torture was noise. they bring big speakers with unbearable, loud music. i think even after a 1000 years, our great grandsons will receive our rights. even those who were tortured by the nazis by stolen by hitler. now they are getting their right and as he waits for his rights and he wants to ensure the world does not forget his story. his worst nightmare is that people will fail to remember. and such abuse will be carried out again on others. in the war, sama enjoyed under 0. berlin. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. swiss banking giant u. b. s. is buying a troubled credit suisse in a $3000000000.00 deal. the combined groups can manage more than 5 trillion dollars worth of assets. chinese president, she's in pain, is on his way to my.

karim also donated 500 copies of his book about the harlem harlem renaissance to those schools and theks for student athletes. you guys, you just need to keep your eyes on the star man. you can't you can't keep your eyes on something that is not there. keep your eyes on the real star. b he or she someone that you admired. where someone that has accomplished something that you admire big for us. it's an accomplishment, especially with him coming to talk to super inspiring. you know what we could do going forward. you tell him young lady during the event, oakland mayor xiang tao also said the teams will get a championship parade and rally sunday. april 16th. it is 6 59. well the world's biggest bounce house is popping up here in california. it's 20,000 square feet will open tomorrow in san diego county. that inflatable plague kingdom includes 23 ft slide about spark a mountain challenge of battle beam, a ninja wall and more. organizers say the bounce house is terrific for kids of all ages, including adults. homicide investigation in oakland is underway after a man is found dead on inters

one location in harlem and one in washington heights.y provide a place for people to use their drugs under the supervision of a medically trained professional. they are there to reverse an overdose if necessary. city supervisors and departments are taking note. the most is the amount of care and compassion here and the amount of services that are offered that guest really need. that the people really need. it is amazingly impressive and i am -- i cannot wait to bring the services to san francisco. >> as one of the nonprofits hoping to operate one of these sites, what is your biggest take away from the operation here? >> how intentionally is done. this is not a fly-by-night operation. it is very intentional, it is very skilled and the people here know what they are doing. reporter: since opening a year and a half ago, on point staff has overseen 55,000 drug injections or inhalations and has reverse more than 700 overdoses. it has also connected 2200 people to treatment. another point of interest for this group from san francisco is what i