landis plans to keep fighting joining a coalition of student renters in sacramento all trying to get out of their leases they started a petition on change dot org now has more than 1700 signatures we are publicly announcing what they're doing and that is going to really negatively affect. >>their business in the future in sacramento, jessica mensch. >>lowe's is giving away 55 million dollars in grants to small businesses that are struggling during this pandemic and the applications are due today. the home improvement chain is providing the money to a nonprofit called the local initiatives support corporation, 30 million dollars will go towards women and minority owned businesses the rest will support those in rural communities. we'll take a break for 41 coming up the uss hornet museum reopens in the east bay, we'll tell you what you need to know before you go and visit. >>plus a special salute for one of america's oldest heroes, we celebrate a milestone in the life of the u.s. marine from stockton. and it was a historic splashdown for nasa as american astronauts complete their missio

across of course as you always do thanks for that for more on this at less cost a live now to joshua landis who is the director at the center for middle east studies and professor of middle eastern studies at the university of oklahoma thanks for being with us here on our team international. so. why is the u.s. still pushing the resolution despite russian and chinese hands that a veto. well united states as you know has a maximum pressure campaign on iran they want the iran government at least the way they put it to change its behavior radically in the region as we know we just saw the new agreement between the u.a.e. and israel the united states has said it's going to put sanctions on his ball an iranian client in lebanon it has put very crushing sanctions on the syrian government all the governments that are aligned with iran america is wants to pin their ears to all economic sanctions impoverish their people in the hopes that they they'll either overthrow their governments or put pressure on them to change so this is part of a much larger u.s. policy to help its friends saudi arabia isra

landis plans to keep fighting joining a coalition of student renters in sacramento all trying to get out of their leases they started a petition on change dot org now has more than 1700 signatures we are publicly announcing what they're doing and that is going to really negatively affect. >>their business in the future in sacramento, jessica, mitch. >>those is giving away 55 million dollars in grants to small businesses that are struggling and the applications are due. today. the lowe's home improvement chain is providing the money to a nonprofit called the local initiatives support corporation. 30 million dollars to go to women and minority owned businesses and the rest will support those businesses in rural communities. >>a live look outside right now lots of clear skies for the most part and sunshine and san francisco. this is our south of market camera in fact we're tracking a mostly clear conditions across the entire bay area and warm temperatures and also some wind in the >>allegiance may left portland the protesters are still going strong every night they're out making their v

landis plans to keep fighting joining a coalition of student renters in sacramento all trying to get out of their leases they started a petition on change dot org now has more than 1700 signatures we are publicly announcing what they're doing and that is going to really negatively affect. >>their business in the future in sacramento, jessica, mitch. >>also making headlines today lowe's is giving away 55 million dollars in grants to small businesses that are struggling grants don't have to pay him back but the applications are due today that's the catch the home improvement chain is providing the money through a nonprofit called the local initiatives support corporation, 30 million dollars will go towards women and minority owned businesses the rest will support those in rural communities. here's a quick check. the big board this morning as we're seeing with the numbers are going and as expected. we're positive premarket trading was pointing this direction we're seeing the dow up by more than a 100 points right now tech stocks leading the way apple in fact a lot of the major tech rele

landis plans to keep fighting joining a coalition of student renters in sacramento all trying to getthey started a petition on change dot org now has more than 1700 signatures we are publicly announcing what they're doing and that is going to really negatively affect. >>their business in the future in sacramento, jessica mensch. >>5.38 the time coming up to us as corning museum is reopened in the east bay, we'll tell you what you need to know before you take the family for a visit. plus a special salute from one of america's oldest heroes, we celebrate a milestone in the life of the u.s. marine from stockton. and a show of support in el paso texas one year after a deadly shooting at a walmart will tell you how local florists are honoring the 23 victims. >>and taking a live look outside right now conditions at san francisco international airport i am tracking some early morning fog but not as thick as what we've seen over the last couple of weeks, i'm also tracking lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet

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joshua landis a director of the center for middle east studies and professor of middle eastern studies at the university of oklahoma believes the u.s. steps are part of a wider campaign to take control over oil supplies the united states as you know has a maximum pressure campaign on iran they want the iranian government at least the way they put it to change its behavior radically in the region this is part of a much larger u.s. policy to help its friends saudi arabia israel and ernest enemies and to keep america paramount in the persian gulf the source of so much of the world's oil 50 percent of the world's oil supplies is about control of the international energy supply the united states is leading the way in this maximum pressure campaign and it believes that it should be able to get its allies in europe to join it now of course that leaves russia and china who are looking at this very skeptically but even france is looking at it skeptically europeans are highly dependent on united states they need to stick together with the u.s. and i guess that's the major hope that the u.s. will

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well landis del valle is the mayor of christchurch and joins us now via skype. what's your response to the sentence. i think that it was well received i was relieved when i heard that that was the result i know many of us standing alongside our muslim communities who had been so tragically affected by the events of much for staying were late when they who the sentence was without parole it had to be life but to make it without parole means that nobody even hates to think about fronting up to a parole board and and having to argue for that this man sections couldn't anyway lay to anything less than they now we're seeing so much coverage dignity over the past few days during the sentencing hearing how do you think the city has responded and also changed as a result of this. i believe that the community has changed and changed on march 15th and we saw it and the response from the whole community you know the tribute wall that developed over the days that followed which really did indicate an outpouring of grief and compassion and love and the in the one that really

although a jury acquits all eight "black sox" players, baseball commissioner judge kenesaw mountain landisem from the game. shoeless joe takes his trophies home and never again sets foot on a big league diamond. he lives in relative obscurity in south carolina until his death in 1951. since then, few baseball stories have captured the imagination more than shoeless joe's. being here at the baseball field, it's the perfect place to ask you about him as a legend. >> we have movies such as "field of dreams," "eight men out," that continue to bring shoeless joe in front of new fans, new moviegoers. >> and that legend is what drives cleveland baseball collector bill bowen to covet the book of frank smith photos, which his friend showed him in 2006. take me back to the moment he first told you he wanted to buy the scrapbook. >> he came home and said, "you know, i'm gonna buy this book." >> the price -- $15,000. the missus is not amused. >> i said, "absolutely not. who would spend that kind of money for a paper scrapbook filled with old pictures?" >> your husband the baseball nut, that's who! and

critics worry the rest could signal a return to repressive past and i see the headlines there you see landis coming next looking at how also official intelligence. stay with us. right now at this very moment artificial intelligence is trying to figure out exactly who you are. mimics our thoughts and emotions. analyze ourselves to decode our genetic material. no task is beyond its capabilities. even learning to drive our cars for us. ai controls robots that work more efficiently and do. so where does this leave us in this new world of artificial minds. in the last 10 years we've developed an inseparable bond with our cell phone. smartphone capabilities are postered by artificial intelligence which serves our needs. whilst keeping a watchful eye network operators record our movements to the nearest meter as some applications geotagged users every 60 seconds. surveillance cameras scrutinize our every move. a known entities siphon our data from public wi-fi networks sensors in the roads we drive on record our journeys. regulates traffic predicts the weather and records pollution levels. our fren

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