. >> my name's nick chandler, and i'm the counselor for horace mann. this is the first time i can honestly say that i've been able to partner with our organizations to address the housing needs that our students have. you know that kids that sleep in a car do not show up ready to take part in classes. these basic needs, the barriers to learning are at the center of our immediate work. we identify a community school, and that means partnering to address the basic needs of all of our families, so we launched one this year, opened one our jails to house families facing this imminent need. what we've seen is we started out with 60 families that were housing insecure. we made contact and secured all of of those families. we partners with those families and through this pilot which cost zero sfusd dollars, through this pilot, with you look at each of those 26 families options. what are they eligible for, what paperwork is missing, what do they need to do to get access to housing, single-family voucher is, alternatives to what we have. so what we learned is a

trump's former campaign chief has been sentenced to three years and eleven months in prison paula mann a ford was convicted in august on charges of bank and tax fraud other crimes were uncovered during u.s. special counsel robert muller's investigation into the russian interference in the twenty six thousand presidential election a judge ordered bad afford to pay restitution of almost twenty four million dollars and another fine of fifty thousand dollars mr mann afford finally got to speak for himself to me clearly except for sponsibility for his conduct. and i think most importantly what you saw today is the same thing that we had said from day one there is absolutely no evidence that paul a man of ford was involved with any collusion with any government official from russia and our correspondent she had written has more from outside the courthouse in alexandria in the u.s. state of virginia and giving pomona for forty seven months the judge rejected the prosecution's argument that poor man a fool is a special case of criminality as far as the judge was concerned his crimes were finan

of ford and they both are rather unsavory characters that if he tries to imitate mr mann afore he can spin maybe the rest of his life in prison as well now the one element that we've not had broached is the possibility that president trump could pardon or commute the sentence of mr mann to four which would be another way to send a signal to mr stone maybe resist any cooperation and come to your rescue afterwards so we have a lot of other cards to play in addition to this sentence of judge ellis and we also need to remember that next week there'll be a second sentencing of mr mann a fourth in the district court for the district of columbia for different crimes money laundering violations of foreign agents registration act so this is just the first inning of a baseball game we've still got eight more innings to play now from the start of this hearing judge ellis has said that amount of force was not being punished for the crimes related to the. probe but is there room for any kind of deal despite the fact that he had previously lived and had originally worked out a deal is there room to

more based upon money laundering and violations of the foreign agents registration act to which mr mann afford pled guilty. over the killing of a witness in a child rape case demonstrators say. by the united arab emirates he was a witness in the. old boy. to investigate. and. they did my presence i was i was crying. and entire. i called on the president to ensure that brought to justice and that my son finally gets. to be the country's biggest blackouts president. by so-called extremists the electricity provider. was the cause. the power were directed by us imperialism against our people will be defeated nothing and no one will be able to defeat the people of. maximum unity patriots well it's just. correspondence or is a bow just. we're here in the. five o'clock local time there with our all around the country. and many of them. and the people were struggling to make it back home the power. but also the traffic lights went. off we know all the. people took to the streets with. protesting against the government saying that they're already. with hyperinflation and this situation only. eve

a little later on, we'll hear from climate expert michael e mann, and you can see aerial footage of theque on the bbc website. you'll also find what the aid agencies are doing to help. that's all at bbc.com/news, or you can download the bbc news app. let's get some of the day's other news. dutch police have arrested another man suspected of involvement in monday's shooting on a tram in utrecht. three people died. police say their prime suspect, gokmen tanis, is being kept under guard. they've still not established a motive for the attack. president trump has said the united states and brazil have never been closer than they are now. welcoming brazil's far—right presidentjair bolsonaro to the white house, mr trump claimed he was considering how brazil mightjoin nato. he also supported brazil's bid to join the international economic organisation, the 0ecd. thousands took to the streets in france on tuesday in strikes and nationwide protests organised by trade unions. the marchers oppose president macron‘s economic policies and want an increase in wages, pensions and welfare. at least 130

more based upon money laundering and violations of the foreign agents registration act to which mr mann of fort pled guilty well another who was once close to donald trump is now suing for unpaid legal fees of one point nine million dollars the president's former lawyer michael cohen says the trump organization stopped paying his invoices after it became clear he would cooperate with them on their investigation cohen testified before a house committee last week accusing the presidents of committing crimes in and out of office. protesters have rallied in southwest yemen for a fourth day over the killing of a witness in a child rape case demonstrators say it was killed by fighters from a group backed by the united arab emirates he was a witness in the case of an alleged rape of a seven year old boy by fighters loyal to the u.a.e. yemen's government has set up a committee to investigate the death and. my son was murdered his kids took him right in front of my eyes outside the front door they didn't even use my presence i was looking at them and i was crying but they took him away an entire

the one" she asked áhimá to marry her.bruce mann:"we've been married a long time.an adventure, so this is just another one." pete buttigieg .. mayor of south bend, indiana .. is not only the first openly gay, presidential candidate he's also a newlywed .. marrying husband chasten buttigieg just last year mayor pete buttigieg:"i married a teacher, so i married up. you know, that intimate thing in our lives exists by the grace of a single vote on the u.s. supreme court."chasten, who at 29 is the youngest of the potential first spouses, is a constant and vocal supporter of his husband's candidacy chasten buttigieg:"i'm really excited for the country to get to know him on a much larger scale "also in the honeymoon phase - hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard,who married husband abraham williams in 2015abraham is a cinematograph er - the two met when he volunteered to shoot gabbard's political ads.. he proposed while they were riding the waves, surfing in hawaii. minnesota senator amy klobuchar's husband john bessler already has experience as a political spousesen. amy kl

joining us live on the phone is officer pete mann with the truckee c-h-p..a winter storm warning that has been in effect for four days in the sierra nevada has finally expired and u.s. interstate 80 has reopened but the relief from the winter weather will be short-lived. the warning that had been in place since monday expired at 4 a.m. thursday.up to 5 feet of new snow fell the last three days in the mountains around lake tahoe where more than 40 feet has fallen this winter, 20 feet in february alone.the national weather service forecasts windy but clear conditions thursday and friday. another storm should make its way into the region saturday with snow possible on the valley floors around reno and carson city.the heaviest snowfall is expected in the mountains south of lake tahoe and west of the california-nevada line. alifornia is drenched and its mountains are piled high with snow amid a still-unfolding winter of storms that was unimaginable just a few months ago.the u.s. drought monitor reports thursday that more than 87 percent of california is free of d

they're taking their tax cut mann pfment -- must be. they're expanding, hiring more people, giving wage increases. it's incredibly powerful when you're out feeling and it talking to the businesses. so we've had great outreach. more outreach to women entrepreneurs to a project i've been working on with ivanka. a learning platform. we took your salary that you donated and developed a pilot program for our vets and we've been working really closely with sonny purdue and usda to go out to the worldwide prosperity order that you put in place. not many people know about s.b.a. is how we move in when there's a natural disaster and i want to thank you for letting me go to houston and puerto rico and my hometown of new burn, north carolina and i got to see first hand what it's like when the commander in chief is on the ground and the folks know that you're attending to them so i want to thank you again for serving. it's been an honor and a privilege and thank my great team at s.b.a. because they are awesome. president trump: thank you very much.

one at soda and one at buena vista-horace mann. i just want to urge the board to take their time, to pause, to not replace these funds, not to defund this program. i have been a teaching artist in -- as well for the last two decades here, working at rooftop and many other schools. i know i don't have to stand here and tell you how important the arts are. i have seen is -- it first hard, working with kids in juvenile haul, working at some of our less advantaged schools, and i'm worried that there is no plan in place if we defund this program. there's nothing that i've seen, nothing clear, and the kids that are going to be hurt the most are the kids that are going to be left advantaged, kids -- children who are black and brown for the most part and going to these schools and don't have the access to arts and music that other kids might have. so i am urging this board to pause, and i have many colleagues. i'm standing here in solidarity with them that work at vapa as teaching artists, and i just want to stand in support of them and th

likely flaws in the criminal justice system when when people don't terms former campaign manager paul mann affords or cia director david petraeus get off lightly while manning gets thirty five years for revealing what snowden calls evidence of actual crimes now the judges said that manning will stay in jail until she other decides to testify or until the grand jury ends how long that will take is anyone's guess. thank you very much. all right coming up after the break it's the bundesliga with chris harrington byron's pursuit of leaders dortmund continued with a goal fest as both birds came to town could they return to the top of the table that a much more coming up on the go to sleep. if that's it for now more news of the top of the hour thanks want to. go to the news duramax channel. goodbye now story. with exclusive. the must see concerning courtroom culture.

more based upon money laundering and violations of the foreign agents registration act to which mr mann of fort pled guilty protesters have rallied in yemen city if aden for the fourth day the killing of a witness who testified against four iraqi backed soldiers and a child rape case has caused widespread outrage here is it with more. overflowing with protesters spill into the streets of. the coups of this i'm asked the killing of a man's name. by security forces box by the united arab emirates family members say he was a witness in the case of the alleged rape of a seven year old boy by the securities he faces. we demand that the accused be arrested brought to justice and that the death penalty is applied as per the law of written nation in order to bring back peace and security the main idea his killers took him right in front of my arms outside the front door they didn't even respect my presence i was looking at them and i was crying but they took him anyway and entire army unit grabbing one man. resentment has been growing over the presence of the u.a.e. allied forces in aden as all

and two russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election mr mann afford finally got to speak for himself he made clear except responsibility for his conduct and i think most importantly what you saw today is the same thing that we had said from day one there is absolutely no evidence that paul a man of ford was involved in any collusion with any government official from russia. our correspondent she had tons he has more from outside the courthouse in the u.s. state of virginia and giving pomona for forty seven months the judge rejected the prosecution's argument that poor man a fool is a special case of criminality as far as the judge was concerned his crimes were financial crimes hiding a bank account overseas not paying taxes and not warranting a sentence of decades in prison this will be seized upon by supporters of donald trump who said that robert was special counsel investigation is a which it is true robert will has found no evidence of collusion or coordination with the russians on the trump campaign either regarding non-o. for or anyone else yet we haven't seen

the vice president of the company michael mann has travelled from the united states to on so all questions will he has worked at coca-cola for twenty one years he's in charge of global policy and environmental sustainability and he's a french speaker. and they'll say it was that when i click on over. there either and i. read so i interview is done in french. cook i could have. some dish told is human behavior. i think gets me to what they are. because they perceived. the south. korean economy secular. a move. to be l u u t's. who. would take. their kid out of the plastic. may. day. affair on a. didn't really. set folks all.

so mann spots were d in the mid-20s. told you yesterday, today would s.t be near as cold. in the low to mid- cool/chilly here. plan on 40s in an afternoon high today. close to 70 degree for most areas. a little breezy at times today. it will be ray around for your friday, the moving in of the shers. >> good morning. 270 at montroa montrose road. seminary road. l one rige getting by. beltway, looking okay. we zoomout, 66 is fine. fredericksburg northbound and southbound has some lanes blocked by a work zone there. >>> it's g4:01. a d.ernment employee, accused of exchanging sex and cash for issuing food stamps and welfare benefits will be in a d.c. courtroom. dimitrius mcmillan is a social service representative for the department of human servic. according to court documents, mcmillan issued $1.45 million in food stamps and wfare benefits and food in exchange for sexual favors. at least two dozen people benefitedrom these crimes. the crimes and acts alleged in the charging documents are despicable and demonstrate a lack of gove dments. thtrict government takes suspected abu

the nobel prize for literature in one thousand twenty nine is hard to say it's too much the thomas mann who also wrote many other novels is one of our most important writers his publisher wanted to cut that novel in half luckily man didn't let him go. another example is going to cause his famous novel the tin drum told from a child's point of view why not. national socialism and world war two cause. portrays the german people as a nation of nazi sympathizers who refuse to grow up. the film version of this work drives home this point with vivid images and. this book from one nine hundred fifty nine was the first major novel to deal with germany's nazi past. but people used to think that evil spirits appear to somehow suggest the german people. know how it was that all took place in broad daylight so i'm home park. was just six when the nazis came to power near the end of the war he served briefly in the vatican s.s. finally admitted this in two thousand and six. writing has always been a way to deal with the past when goss published the term drum it caused a scandal no one had written ab

counsel investigation into alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential election mr mann a ford finally got to speak for himself meekly accept responsibility for his conduct. i think what you saw today the same thing that we said from day one there is absolutely no way. a major power has plunged nearly all of the country into darkness president nicolas maduro government is blaming the. hydroelectric power station the state owned electricity provider said an attack on the guru was the cause. as well as opposition governments are blaming each other for that. explains we're here in the . invent five o'clock local time there with a massive power outage all around the country. and many of them continue to be. the government saying that. behind this attack and of course the united states. saying. the corruption that exists. protesters have rallied in southwest yemen for a fourth day over the killing of the main witness in an alleged child rape case demonstrators say. by the united arab emirates. thirty six countries have signed a statement criticizing saudi arabia's human right

the full report of special counsel robert mann as probe into alleged russian collusion is going to be made public in the coming weeks according to the u.s. justice department president trump himself has called the investigation a disgrace. thank you very much dory you're going to know we took you from. this should never have to approach it is. allowed to take on board what you are ready to do to better it should you know what. joke you could go to to make. the report is said to contain secret grand jury material that usually the bitten by little from being released publicly meanwhile donald trump has renewed his war against news media blaming them for the witch hunt in and looks at the king follet claims us media made in the two years of investigation. take any year before twenty six staying in this book and imagine someone back then touting the idea that people from here helped someone settle in here and began using him as a puppet or their agent honestly that someone would right away get labeled as a conspiracy theorist the u.s. attorney general has just made it clear to the people

so mann spots were d in the mid-20s. told you yesterday, today would s.t be near as cold.w to mid- cool/chilly here. plan on 40s in an afternoon high today. close to 70 degree for most areas. a little breezy at times today. it will be ray around for your friday, the moving in of the shers. >> good morning. 270 at montroa montrose road.

. >> meteorologist rob mann is tracking it all. he's going to tell us what's coming up workweek wise. rob. >> in san jose and morgan hill, a few in the peninsula in san francisco, with most lyft cloudy skies to wrap up the weekend. what has our attention is the potential return of another atmospheric river set up. offshore, redirecting subtropical moisture to the north. any time these two come together, you can look at sometimes double or even triple the rainfall rates per hour. right now it looks like the focus of this next atmospheric river will be on the central coast down into southern california, but still good enough for parts of the north bay mountains and the santa cruz mountains, maybe seeing close to 3 inches of rain as we go into tuesday and wednesday. rivers probably looking okay this go around but we could see flash flood watches issued for smaller creeks and streams. we'll give you the time line of when that heaviest rain arrives in our forecast in about 12 minutes. >> rob, thanks very much. this rain means danger and

cuba's interest is to maintain its commercial economic relationship with venezuela and that means mr mann dural in place you now have this triangle is ation and in u.s. politics whenever you can add cuba to something you're going to maximize its value and with venezuela. and i hate to say it but it is true. the state of florida is incredibly important politically now and during the last presidential elections the last three of them the state of florida has been won by approximately less than one percent of the vote so when you have what is now estimated one hundred fifty thousand people who have been as well in dissent living in south florida when you have two million people of cuban descent living in florida and south florida remains very very important terms of how the state goes from many administration that's going to be tantalizing and so you have two u.s. senators senator rick scott from florida senator marco rubio from florida who have taken the lead in terms of helping the president so there is a political message that political dynamic to this the optics as you said that the u.s.

mann we just don't know that. given the slowdown and all the global pressures o that are there from higher oil to brexit to rumblings i italy and our own outlook and still some a questionut a chinese-american tra deale think right now it's probably time to be cautious. ase andf that is the you're focusing on earnings, which sectors of the market are going to perform better on an earnings basis than others? >> yeah, so on a bottoms up analysis basis, technology is still looking very strong. we think that energy t is goi perform well, certainly on an earnings basis. then we're looking at some of the underperforming sectors that haven't quite done so. we so you've got consumer staples which provide a great dividend and there's some great valuations there. you've got telecom services ich whole they didell in the first quarter, they lagged so see in 2018 that we still some wonderful values there. companies like verizon that are 4 plus percent dividend. those are stocks and sectors that we like in this environment. >> w

thank you very much for talking with the journalist michael mann in there he's a journalist and managing editor of. pleasure thanks. yeah just a quick recap of what what is happening there in the netherlands we have a report of a shooting on a tram there this morning parent lead several the police say that several people have been injured so we have one unconfirmed report of a fatality it appears that the gunman or gunmen or of the shooters are at large the police have raised the threat level the terrorist threat level in the state of the province of to the highest possible level and we'll be bringing you more details on the on this developing story particularly the manhunt the hunt for the perpetrator of that shooting as those details become available you are watching t.v. and there's new zealand now hend the aftermath of another major shooting new zealand's prime minister has said new gun control laws will be announced in ten days time in the wake of the christ church mosque shootings there will also be a review of what the authorities knew or didn't know before the attacks took place

treated in hospital for serious injuries he was president donald trump's former campaign chairman paul mann a ford has been sentenced to seventy three months on conspiracy crimes last week another judge gave him a surprisingly lenient sentence of under four years in a separate tax evasion case. china is offering its assistance to help end the blackouts in venezuela which have now lasted almost a week electricity is back on in many parts of the country but is not fully operational in the western state of zulia china's backing president claims that the nationwide blackouts are a result of u.s. sabotage. the u.k. parliament has use a vote again on breaks in a day after prime minister to resign may be leaving deal was once again overwhelmingly rejected this time they're voting on a motion which includes rejecting britain leaving the e.u. without a deal and we're going to have more on that vote of course at nineteen a g.m. t. here from london with those other top stories stay with us witnesses next with the story of the syrian american surgeon bismark one of the medical heroes of syria's war. fo

to some of your special counsel robert manne his report says neither know any of his officials knowing they colluded with russia in the twenty six thousand election campaign but the report didn't draw a conclusion with the president trump attempted to obstruct the course of justice still trump says he's been completely exonerated. democrats though disagree. the president is wrong this report is not amount to a so-called total exoneration special counsel moller was clear that his report quote does not exonerate close quote the president it is imperative that the attorney general release of the full report and the underlying evidence the entire unfiltered report as well as the evidence underlying that report must be made available to congress and to the american people. as much information can be as can be made public should be made public without delay. with most of the votes counted from thailand's election it's a tight race between the main opposition party and its pro military rival this is the first time people have been able to vote since a military coup five years ago and estimate

for was convicted in august on charges of bank on tax fraud mr mann afford finally got to speak for himself made clear responsibility for his conduct. and i think most importantly what you saw today the same thing that we had said from day one there is absolutely no evidence that. he was involved with any collusion with any government official from russia a major power in venezuela has plunged nearly all the country into darkness president nicolas maduro government. hydroelectric power station the state provider said. was the cause power outages have become common in venezuela but officials say the blackout was one of the biggest yet protesters have rallied in southwest yemen for a fourth day over the killing of the main witness in an alleged child rape case demonstrators say. by fighters from a group backed by the united arab emirates thirty six countries have signed a statement criticizing saudi arabia's human rights records documents calls on the kingdom to cooperate with the u.n. investigation into the murder of saudi journalists. at least three people have been killed dozens injured fo

the vice president of the company michael mann has traveled from the united states to questions he has worked twenty one years he's in charge of global policy and environmental sustainability.

international now a media commentator in the us suggested that russia could try to assassinate paul mann afford the jailed former campaign manager for donald trump. made that claim in this tweet. manifold may be headed to white collar jail but that just means russia can more easily than him that was after metaphor it was sentenced to four years in prison for tax and bank fraud he was originally indicted in the trump russia probe but during thursday's sentencing the judge stressed that metaphor was not before the court for anything having to do with colluding with the russian government political analyst alexandra bruno believes the us media has a vested interest in keeping the russian clues and story going. amount of food scandals have nothing to do with russia so i really don't see why anyone in the russian government or secret service should be concerned with what he has to say left right and center and also it doesn't surprise to me that it's a mess and b. c. one of the most russian gate if not the most russia gate prone network of them all they've probably made millions in advertisin

the court the district court in manhattan then unsealed an envelope of sixteen charges against mr mann a for state crimes accusations of financial fraud mortgage fraud and state crimes cannot be pardoned by the president so say president trump was to say we will remove these federal crimes against you mr money for could still then prison time for these state crimes and it does seem that mr is looking for a presidential pardon his lawyers said various occasions look there's been no collusion and judge jackson admonished that saying we're not talking about collusion today and it seems that that statement was for an audience of one not being the u.s. president you know trying to speak directly to him to make a plea for that pardon because of course president continues to call them under investigation witch hunt. the the which on but still the witch hunt has brought us what we've got today the sentence against a man afford to do this this. legal action against man a forward is considered part of milestone events for the special counsel robert bolt investigation how symbolic was this today

manfred mann, wales seemed stronger really.tronger. scotland we re game, will seem stronger. scotland were stretched but did have an excellent try out on the wing for darcy graham, the slightly built winner there. murrayfield at that point, people were on their feet, they had a bit of excitement, a bit of belief, but then wales seemed full—back on their structures, their strength and the penalty at the end meant they won by 18—11. —— wales seemed to full—back. lets you from both sides. so i am like the feel from the team is amazing at the feel from the team is amazing at the moment. we are enjoying each other‘s company, working hard for each other, and next week is going to be really exciting, at the time for us in all of our careers. it doesn't come along very often so we will look forward to it. we will enjoy this one and look forward to next week coming up. does that hurt? not too bad! a couple of stitches and it should be all right. we have high expectations of ourselves and we hate losing at home. it's disappointing. but w

. >> reporter: chavonica winn and thomas mann come here often, comforted knowing there's somewhere theyow, but i stay with my grandmother, and i always tell her about this place i go to eat. >> this is our recipe from my mom. >> reporter: mannan learned to cook from his mother growing up in pakistan, she also taught the importance of helping others. >> she always had an extra plate to give to the neighbor. >> reporter: what do you think she would think about the work you're doing now? >> i think she would be very, very happy. i cook it today. >> reporter: mannan's kindness if infectious. no feed those who can't pay, he mostly relies on help from customers who offer to buy an extra meal to pay it forward. >> i was like, "we are coming here." >> reporter: when nathalie israssimov heard his story, she came to buy lunch and brought friends. >> it shows such a big heart and so much compassion. >> reporter: he has provided over 80,000 meals so far. >> isn't that so amazing? t's not for me. i didn't do it. it was from god. >> reporter: he hopes others will be inspired to do more to help those

john mann met government officials and asked for more investment in leave the voting areas.e voting areas. we've never had ourfair share, the monies that the voting areas. we've never had our fair share, the monies that were supposed to come our way have gone into the big cities. it is important that they point in that direction. this week and next will be hugely important. the government is trying to negotiate changes to the withdrawal agreement that it hopes can overturn opposition in parliament. a vote on the deal is promised by next tuesday, and if that does not pass on these will have a chance to delay brexit. the task facing the government is daunting. 432 for the nos. january saw the biggest ever defeat for a government when its brexit deal was thrown out, more than 100 tories rebelled, and it'll require much more than some cash for labour constituencies to turn those numbers around. ben wright, bbc news. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is at westminster. the accusation is this money is a bribe, is that fair? not in the sense that mrs may isn't saying he

federal court has sentenced the former trump campaign chairman paul mann afford to three and a half years in jail on conspiracy charges that's in addition to a four year sentence for tax and bank fraud and a new york court has also indicted metaphor on numerous new charges. well stu nigeria now where emergency workers in the nigerian capital lagos say at least ten people were killed after a multi-story building near a market collapsed scores of people including children were feared trapped under the rubble there the top floor of the building house the private elementary school with about one hundred students rescuers have now turned to recovery after around the clock efforts to find survivors. and it's the chaos and confusion one boy pulled out alive but many more feed trapped in the rubble. local authorities say the building housing a private elementary school and a nursery on the top floor of a residential apartment block collapsed late morning with around one hundred students inside attending a class. of small adjustments in time i was just passing by and i heard a building had collaps

strategist former spokesperson for the california republican party was saw with you jim mann and ford is now receives a total of seven and a half years in prison your reaction. well i think that's probably fair given the charges against him and look i think it's important to remind folks here that paul man a fort has been charged and convicted of things that he did many many years before he actually even met president donald trump then candidate donald trump but but in terms of justice i think that's about right for a man of his age i don't think it would have been right for him to spend the rest of his life in prison although the judge could have certainly done that but i think justice was delivered here and i think the sentence was fair. well i think one thing is clear here larry of the president likes to say that he only surrounds himself with the best people clearly that is not the case paul man afford would not qualify as even remotely one of the best people that you could hire to run your campaign and you know to john's point that this all occurred years before he worked with th

correspondent alex mann hell of it thanks for joining us thank you. and the u.s. commerce department has released numbers for growth tick down in the final quarter to two point two percent according to the wall street journal a driver of the decline was decline of corporate profits in the final quarter prior to the adjustment the q four growth rate was expect act expected in estimated to be two point six percent then time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return global airport rankings are out and the u.s. didn't manage to crack the top twenty five molly barrows contributor to america's lawyer joins us to break down the state of u.s. airport infrastructure. then the heads of the f.a.a. were grilled by members of congress and they felt the turbulence of the questioning is. e.t.a.'s say all you need to top the f.a.a. for the world's gold standard miles edwards global regulatory attorney joins us to pilot us through the headlines and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. terms of mr why don't. he's played a useful role but i th

mann and damian and sylvia. that's really wonderful. that's what teaching is supposed to be.he importance of the arts. why you need them in your lives and schools. >> damian's face when you heard the teacher pay him a compliment -- >> what did you think -- >> john -- >> damian's a good player. >> beautiful. and also the idea of losing yourself in the instrument in the moment. it's lifesaving. i mean, that's psychologically and physically obviously as they were saying. >> not just therapy, it's joy. >> yeah. >> you understand losing yourself in a guitar. >> yes. >> nice. >> we want you to lose yourself in our cbs news podcast. lots of good content. the director of "the case of adnan syed" discussions new developments in the case made famous by a serial podcast. you can listen to the podcast wherever you get your podcast. we'll be right back. ♪ i paid the price you pay too much. ♪ lovin' you no, for your glasses. they charged you too much. who? practically anyone who isn't america's best where two pairs and a free exam are just $69.95. that sounds good. music to your ears. spea

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the question is how much >> even a blind mann knows when the sun is shining if the fed gets around to cutting rate, you will not like the economic environment that's commiserate with the rate cut. the fed is in a neutral, patient standpoint because it sees growth at potential. i believe it will be talk about growth sub%. you would have a rising unemployment rate. you would have a drastic change in the outlook >> you get to a point where the fed had to cut rates, the market would have been acting badly also it would start to get pretty desire that you would come to the point where the fed would have to cut. >> in general, i agree with that i think the yields curve inversion changed the calculus a little bit that's why we saw the acceleration in the markets expectations of a rate cut because that inversion that the yield curve is something we think the fed is watching closely. i think it's important to talk a bit about how the yields curve inverted which sounds a bit weird. if do you look at what happened last week, we had the short end of the yields curve remain relatively stable becau

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horace mann. that would be the mariachi night. the sfusd arts festival, which is coming up is another opportunity for our students to show their work to the city, all the city. and the all-city music festival is equally important and dependent on the work of vapa. please reconsider. these people are doing a very fine job. they benefit all our students. thank you. [applause] >> i'd like to thank you all first of all for the opportunity to speak up and say my part in this. my name is joseph churchill, and i can say that i know the san francisco unified school district very well from the inside out, being that i'm now vapa ittinerant arts school and serving at the end of the year over 1600 students. i am also a product of the san francisco unified school district. i went to andrew jackson elementary school. i went to cabrillo elementary school. and you wonder why so many elementary schools. we had a retrofit for earthquakes. i graduated from washington high school in the late 80's. i went to roosevelt elementary school, and i'm very