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getting more and more independent not just the past hundred years despite what some people say but marco polo already was it greece is going to defend its way back when it's been going on ever since and even before that well but i don't mean sort of neighbor policy is not taking advantage of. if your neighbor but i think what's interesting about the united states is that one appeared on the scene of his slogan putting america first it was very difficult for me to explain to my russian friends what he means because in many countries you are supposed to do that anyway you're not making that into your election slogan this is something that is presumed he will not be voted in if you are in my opinion we are the way we were putting america first with the old policies and we are not with the new policies because i think the biggest losers if those are carried through from what he said are going to be the americans but how would you balance there's national interest and the interest of. international multinational companies which i still think have a certain influence perhaps bigger than expected on

details of these shows has worked out so far in advance that you won't have flops with something like marco polo>> that's interesting. a lot of people in the space discussed this i don't think you can ever truly predict that we're living in a year you to where the biggest musical is a hip-hop version -- hip-hop mix tape of a historical figure that up until a year ago most people don't know much about. data will be used as part of the process, but i don't think you can predict it >> spotify is being sued by songwriters for illegal streaming or improper licensing. what do you think that means for the future of the streaming industry going forwards? >> the licensing aspect of it. >> yeah. >> this will be a continuation period you will see more litigation go against these companies, becaus the ecosystem. will it stop them? at a point where you have cheap venture capital, in this economic climate they'll be able to survive >> when we look at the f.a.n.g. performance in the u.s. sector last year, many of the stocks were up 50% in 2017. do i think we reached peak optimism in that space >> peak optimism

speaking of the fog anne says it is so foggy it sounds like the ferries are playing marco polo.we have low clouds with fog up above. we will have sunshine but the fog making for 40s and 50s. we had some 30s to the north for a little bit but the dew points are too high. 47 san rafael, 47 tiburon as well as occidental. although in the valley we are at 43, easterly component with high clouds we have a dry pattern with fog playing into the forecast in the night but during the day looking good. the next rain looks to be on tuesday but it will be nice through the weekend. it is 7:32. we are getting a lot of mileage out of this. >> absolutely, that is what you get when you ask this question. good morning everyone, let's take a look at what we have so we can get to the traffic before we get sidetracked. traffic backed up for 15 to 20 minutes. a lot of slow traffic on the bridge but the fog is the issue. the fog seems to have become a little bit thicker on the west end of the san mateo bridge at the peninsula but the traffic is not bad. it is a little lighter than usual and even in the s

who wants to play marco polo. your turn, simone. marty, happy over the hump day, steve. chilly 46 degrees. will we see snow on tam, which is at 2572. close. if there's available moisture. i would think that diablo is a better community. maybe hamilton an opportunity. but a factor up in lake county. maybe. it is certainly possible in this kind of a pattern but not until tomorrow. a lot of cloud cover moving in. the rain is getting close on the mendocino coast. we made it through the morning commute without any rain. the evening commute will be a different story. there is the winter weather advisory for lake county, down to 2500 feet possible. three to six inches of snow would not be out of the realm of the possibility. eventually if will make it to the sierra with what looks to be snow above lake level. maybe one to three if everything marches in as advertised. right now though we're getting a break, unless you're dealing with the fog. we will have increasing clouds and i would say by this afternoon and into this evening, you can expect the rain. it may take until 6:00. a

you know, the marco polo stick is the reason why slavery is brought about. second of all, you have to remember that we worked for free and didn't get a dime. when lincoln supposedly set us free, that was because of the middle class and most nonblacks at that time didn't have any work. and they became employed after slavery. and then we had no work at all. now from that point, we did not receive what we were supposed to get. we were denied, like the indians to get a treaty, to have a conversation, there were senators and congressmen who stood up and fought and said african-americans were too ignorant to be able to discuss a treaty or whatever. and so we have whatever -- >> philip, thank you. we got your point and steven henderson, to the economic question that he brought up, going back further in history. but for the average black person in detroit, what was it like economically? >> well, i mean, there were a couple of things going on. one that is you did have this emerging black middle class in detroit. and my family, my mother's family, is in fact part of t

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polo visited one community in the southern mexican city of one. yeah. who deanna cruz and her mother or handcrafting pottery the same way most of the women in the town of san marcos make a living it's not always enough to make ends meet but who yanna gets help from her brother who lives in the united states that. this work that i do helps us and sometimes when my brother sends money that helps us to. ghana isn't the only person here who receives money from relatives in the u.s. . this line outside a local wire service is a common sight and on most days the line can be much longer for many mexicans these remittance payments can be a way out of poverty is that says so they use this cash mainly for food to buy clothes to build their homes and they also use a very small amount for savings. last year remittances sent from the united states increased by four percent experts say it's a result of changing policies in the united states i. think there's a fear among immigrants that the u.s. government will take away what they have part of the reason for the increase in remittances is over the fear that their assets will be seized at their. money sent home by migrants has h