he only comes to the market hall to shop on special occasions he can't afford most of what sold here. he has the rice he brought from home and cooks meals for himself in his room in six months ken mum will finish his high school degree oh. god saying i'll do my best to get a high score on the leaving that day so that i can go to university to be hands on this i see that he says a full on. only the top three in his class will get a scholarship. thirty seven students are competing for king long doesn't want to disappoint his father a fine. young. man my dream is to study something about i t a he and yet but it might be become a police officer you have been but my father doesn't really support those ideas and only my own dog shit but you know there's a place in the end my financial situation will determine whether i can go to university you'll note we don't have the money for it. you know and. he can't imagine returning to the village. after seven years in town he's left behind the customs and traditions of the village high above the clouds. gets up early every morning to exercise. the.

this say -- is a mixed use project and including a market hall and childcare and additional 6,000 square feet of retail. the project includes parking spaces and common open space and there's the childcare space. the project would provide 110% of required inclusionary requirements and provide land to improve circulation connecting perry street to second street and hospitality related service jobs and a hotel and preserve about 33,000 gross square feet of p.d.r. preservation and add 11,000 square feet of new p.d.r. it would provide public art and art screening and along the street scape and pedestrian improvements. the last project on the list, 88 buxom known as the tennis club is located on the southeast corner of fifth and brannon street. the project includes the demolition of the existing bay club tennis building and one large office structure with the east office midrise and low-rise community center and affordable housing site and approximately 225 feet in height and the mid office 140 feet tall or 185 feet and height and affordable housing and 106,000 of the future affordable housing

existing markets in bucharest three thousand square meters of hall space has become utterly useless. because you've. got the opening there was the television the prime minister the chinese ambassador and a lot of fanfare. but the next day the tax collectors were they're huge checking the traders they came almost every day to someone obviously had something against the market many traders felt intimidated and gave up. chinese cheap products were also gradually going out of fashion in romania almost ten thousand chinese retailers left the country often in the direction of poland. more successful is the chinese bicycle manufacturer d.h.s.s. in the city of deva the company employs around three hundred people and has invested over twenty million euros many different models are produced but the big sellers are the electric bikes. the chinese factory manager is satisfied with the location after all wages here are low by european standards. it was a highly satisfied with our investment which is paying off we have one very good clients in germany and the netherlands also. the market for bicyc

hall to civic center b.a.r.t. station, which is also true of some of our properties on market street. so we believe this is not only assist us in reducing the maintenance costs for our assets, but reduce the cost for city employees. thank you for your support. >> supervisor mar: thank you. all right. we'll move on. this is item number two right now. >> supervisor peskin: i have a question on item number one. i assume that all projected costs are going to be put in each department's budget for the year? >> all conversations on the budget have been included in this. >> supervisor mar: supervisor brown, do you have a question? >> supervisor brown: no, i just have a comment. i have downtown streets in my district in haight-ashbury. they're doing a great job with t.a.y., transitional age youth, and they're great in tenderloin. i think they're a great organization. >> item number two, the tenderloin intention for the proposed renewal and expansion. >> clerk: agenda items one and two are called together, and we will take public comment for them together. thank you. >> the resolution of inten

slump in the world's biggest market carmakers try electrifying chinese buy is with their latest offerings at the shanghai motor show. and bucharest chinatown ghost town. halls for chinese doing business in europe. let's do business china's car market needs a jump start the sales of skidded off track for the first time in a long time and the communist leaders want to lead the electric vehicles imposing sales targets that's requiring the big brands to pour money into new models to compete with gasoline powered cars the w.'s tallest i felt reports. the id rooms might still be a show car but the electric s.u.v. will be built and sold in china starting next year later the usa and europe will follow china is to become the focus groups leading market for electric mobility millions of cars will roll off assembly lines here. china real be the motive power house of the future electric cars fully connected cars all their technology enterprises working very closely together here we are a very important part we have eighteen percent market share in the group of fourteen. so we are strong pillar of the south the motive industry the wolfsburg company wants to counteract t

people live in a high elevation, they have banquet halls, their private security, and outside the city walls, places to make the comparison, the market, your peasantry, urban peasantry, and they live amid disease, and that is exactly what is going on in san francisco. the common denominator between san francisco today in the medieval city of the past as there is no middle class. illegal immigration, zoning, environmental radicalism, drove people out of san francisco. they can't afford to live there. in general, california, people could not be shielded from the

initial public offerings, and as much as silicon valley is jumping into the 5g market, intel is getting out. diane king hallt the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning. they plan to offer their initial offers. pinterest and zoom, online scrapbooking sight pinterest put their range at $15 to $17 per share. it will be listed here on the new york stock exchange under the ticker "pins." zoom will list its trade on the nasdaq under the ticker "zm." >>> bank shares led stocks higher on wall street yesterday. the dow closed up 67 points. the s&p 500 squeaked out razor thin gain. the nasdaq added 24 points. >>> intel is dropping out of the 5g market. the company says it will not make chips for 5g phones. it comes after qualcomm announced a six-yearen of its y settlement. the chip maker says it will provide more details about its plan in its detailed report next week. >>> meanwhile cvs is planning to settle over percocet prescriptions that its farm shifts should have known were forged. federal officials say the forged painkiller prescriptions were filled out in rhode island

hall. >>reporter: a measure of the housing markets existing home sales -- the national association of realtors releases the report and how the -- also on deck this week are the latest quarterly results from tesla. investors are expecting the electric car maker to report a loss after wednesday's closing bell. that follows two profitably quarters and executives say they're investigating a video on chinese social media sunday evening that shows a parked model s exploding. at the box office, shazam lost to a newcomer. the curse of -- the horror film brought in $25 million this past weekend according to preliminary studio estimates. that's your cbs money watch. for more, head to cbsmoneywatchreport i'm e k hall >>> happening it's earth day and people around the world are celebratingent ways. cbs this morning will air on a changing environment. it's called "earth matters" and michelle miller told me the responses are going global. >> in fact we're in india, a country where air pollution is epidemic levels. south africa as well. here in north america along the rio grand where i went, drought conditio

and i think so far, like netflix, the market has given apple a hall pass on spending money for contentlix is spending $3 billion more on content than it's generating in cash flow this year and apple, i suspect, is going to be in the billion, $2 billion area and the question is how is this going to be reported, what's it going to do to cash and what's going to be the investor thoughts once that happens? i think there's a stew pot of things where the investors all of a sudden could become hostile after the quarter's reported. i think right now we're dealing with pretend oil when we see the quarter, we're going to see that a lot of this stuff has cost and it doesn't have revenue. i can't see how that's going to be good. >> for so long the fight has been about what apple should do with all of its money. you're saying now if people will get mad if they spend that money on content >> just today the stock is up $10 billion. the numbers here get very, very daunting. if you're up $10 billion, you better have a business that generates $200 million in operating cash flow at some point or nice peo

gentlemen, thank you. >>> coming up on our live show, we're joined by jill carrie hall, who will tell us why a strong ipo marketa bullish indicator for the broader market plus, she's cautious on the china turnaround, futures now. half time report is back in two minutes. this is my headquarters. this is where i trade and manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets and gold markets. okay. i'm plugged into equities - trade confirmed - and i have global access 24/7. meaning i can do what i need to do, then i can focus on what i want to do. visit learnfuturestoday.com to see what adding futures can do for you. >>> we're back, pinterest and zoom making their ipo's today. >> i always focus on how people use the product first. we're going to focus on continuing to grow globally, and over time, we want pinterest to be a great place for businesses to inspire people on the platform i would focus on those. >> we have zoom, you can live anywhere with any device, can you talk with the customers and partners >> we ended with the zoom ceo, let's begin our conversation there. josh brown zoom is

hall of fame . >> i am back with the book on what's wrong with capitalism how markets can be fixed. with the state why isn't there a case to do more for education with social welfare than what is necessary in your view to fix what is wrong? the status run from washington and the problem today is divergence of economic outcomes and futures we need different answers. california is different than illinois crime was important they know the answers so community involvement is a degree of solution and to some extent looking at the engagement one of the big problems is social disengagement if you have community action essence that we have control but this country is very divided you have wealthy communities with some of the major areas in the country. they don't have the resources to address the problems quick. >> they cannot do it on their own so i talk about people and community engagement but then we need better infrastructure and we need some funding. and then to figure out what to do with it so we need people in those communities there is a problem. >> that you talk about some of the

hall. >>> the victorian homemade famous by the show "full house" hits the market thursday. >> opening credits and tann home. lhe it's 370 rn and bith it sells for its asking price owe >> it's someone that's going to appreciate it. it's someone who appreciates the iconicness. >> the owner jeff franklin who created the show resides in los angeles and never lived at that home. he bought it for $4 million in 2016 and he wanted to use the property for promotional purposes. that's nice. >>> 4:41. >>> straight ahead, not your typical pickles from ice cream to vodka and we'll take you why the new take on the pickles is all the rage. >>> let's take a live look from our treasure island camera. cloudy to start this tuesday morning. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the bo to the proud. redheads. all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new vi

colonial is indicative of everything going bathroom center hall colonial isty thick of everything going on in the greenwich marketay. been on for over a year. dropped to $4.95 and now a new agent is putting in at $4.5. it's all about changes to the tax laws that are hitting this market hard. >> it can be significant you're looking at $5 million, $6 million,s 7 million that pay $125,000 a year in taxes and now you can only write off $10,000 it impacts values but takes a while for buyers and sellers to agree on what that value is. >> sales were down 25% to a year ago. days on market, 214 and inventory up to a two-year supply for homes for sale. in other words -- >> it's a great buy right now. my buyers are getting awesome deals. i had a buyer who bought a house for $6.6 million that was on for $8.25 million. i had a buyer who bought a house for $750,000 that was originally on for $900,000. you get a deal in every price range right now. >> of course, not a great time to be a seller homeowners here bought this house over a decade ago for $4.99. if they sell it for what they're listing it now, they will take a loss th

market us washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. but look who is here, kari hall. >> we went to universal studios. it was perfect. back home it's hot. we are talking about near record high temperatures. a live look at san jose. campbell, 60 degrees at 8:00. and our record high today, 92 degrees. we may set a new record in the south bay as we see the high temperatures reaching into the low 90s in a few spots. we'll get a look at microclimates coming up. you are tracking a carr fire. >> we don't need it any hotter. freeways are moving nicely. myron, south of discovery bay, the carr fire off highway 4 over there. pretty remote area south of this waterway right there. it should be out of lanes. no injuries reported. that is the big issue in this area for some commuters heading toward 580. 880, slowing at the construction zone around 23rd. cash lanes a little backup. >> streets in sunnyvale are still shut down after a terrifying crash yesterday. >> the driver slamming into a crowd of people. now there are questions on why the driver didn't stop. bob redell is live at the scene. bob? >> chris and marcus

market? >> the fed really just gave everybody a hall pass at this point in time.the growth stocks responding at this point, and you are seeing stocks like apple. you are seeing netflix you're seeing google they're all making interesting looking basis and setting themselves up to go back to the highs. right now even though the market is up 15% in 90 days, we're at a point in time where we're likely to go back and retest the old highs. i'm not sure you're going to break out, though. >> i think the market is too narrow when i go through all of our work,, what i'm seeing happening right now is i have less than half of our groups, our proprietary groups in any form of an uptrend right now. i also have less than half of the groups right now that have gone back above a simple 40-week or 200-day moving average. while this is interesting, it has some concerns to me that the breath is narrow it feels dissimilar to what you have seen happening in january of 2018. also, what you saw in september of 2018. we know what happened after that from my perspective, this market is pro

hall since nineteen fifty three. that's right when it's full of stories like that today i'm going to discover that. my search begins at the market square. this is where i stumble upon my next story this statue is called the rowlands and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like these storied city hall across the street. that is why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think are you my god and we have a day. just in here now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state by why wasn't this room built what it used to war would have been the most unfunny. of the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and a pair in assembly room the room also served as a court the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot behind these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive their four hundred to five hundred years old on and their

our guest to talk about it, what it means to your money and to the markets because they are moving on these headlines. we have glenn hallwith the dow jones news wires, global chief editor, and stephon selig. let me begin with you. we are watching all of this. i know you at bridgepark advisers are really keeping an eye on it. which one affects our numbers more, our markets more? >> between the uk and mexico? liz: yes. >> well, look, the issue with the uk of course is, this is costing the uk economy by most estimates hundreds of millions of pounds a day and it's now beginning to bleed into other european economies. that uncertainty of continuing to push the ball down the road is making this even more problematic. that being said, we have a much greater trade relationship with mexico. mexico and canada and china are our three most significant trading partners. as a result of that, narrowly as it relates to trade, the mexico issue is more important for the united states but the brexit issue i think is more important for the global economy. liz: glenn, what do you think? we know the global economy is what has slowed down lat

hall since nineteen fifty three. that's right when it's full of stories like that today i'm going to discover that. my search begins at the market square. this is where i stumble upon my next story this statue is called the roland and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is the us the world heritage site just like this story to city hall across the street. that is why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think are you my guide and we have a day. just in here now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that still in its original state by why wasn't this room built what it used to war would have been looked on from. the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and that pair in assembly room the room also served as a quarter of the mayor used to be the chief justice and it was not a thought. his on the spot i don't mind these model ships below the ceiling especially impressive they're four hundred t

market. big brands are looking for even bigger business at the shanghai fashion week, alongside local designers. casey hallion the business of fashion, told me that brands hoping to make inroads in china will need to address the disconnect between fashion and feminism. 0ne one thing that international brands should certainly do is start listening to the local china teams. i think some of the biggest missteps happen when international brands send messaging or marketing from their headquarters in europe or in america and do not listen to the input from china teams telling them what is happening on the ground here. i think that is still quite endemic in the luxury industry in particular. some of the rising chinese brands that we are seeing here at shanghai fashion week, i think i particularly well placed to ta ke think i particularly well placed to take advantage of this because they have a natural advantage and understanding local culture and local history, and what is happening in terms of, especially for women, ofa in terms of, especially for women, of a new sense of empowerment among younger, female consu

market is moving slower. >>> a new report is urging congress to address financial short falls and samsung delaying its fordable phone. diane king hall has more in today's money watch. >>reporter: wall street started the week off mixed. the dow fell 48 points and the nasdaq gained 17. and the s&p 500 added two. oil prices hit their highest level in six months after secretary of state mike pompeo said the trump administration wants to drive iran's oil exports to zero. how? the white house announced it will end waivers allowing certain countries to buy oil from iran. that raised concerns about global crude supply. a new government report is urging congress to address a financial short falls of social security and medicare sooner rather than later. the report states that medicare will be insolvent by 2026 and social security by 2035. social security's acting commission say by acting now, a broader range of solutions can be considered. and samsung is delaying this friday's planned lawn. of its highly anticipated foldable phone. reports from tech reviewers emerged last week of the 2000 galaxy phone break and samsung wants to run more test

hall barely see. very little possibly a sort of the for stumble. others fall for a lot of below market or what actually show a lot of character meeting in their local or been made if about it getting a bunch of our lives are missing i like all or. any harlan in a cut all spotted a bit by your own with a q. police you know about can work if not almost a good idea of the course of the moment to get a cure while the bundle causal but. without the organ a lot of that because we think of a rabbit fumble. with that he ability or go to learn the thought of like one of us but you're the one with the fear bobby davis. looks down at a woman get it go get it so let it be that here john when they can do things without it. such snub did him good ever allowed them to move the atlantic on the minimum the lame car that had a show on the car that we can give you in time york to. london with me get on board the ticket that came from a to z. are all a sagem a hotshot if you can a fifth seminar shima september eleventh. leave it to me the more you think if they would vote on it they are told which it is t

hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >>> good morning, anne-marie. all ayes on the job marketth the labor department set to release the march jobs report. the economy is expected to have grown by 180,000 jobs. meantime the number of people collecting unemployment checks is dropping. t firfell. lowest levelce > stks c mosy thursday as investors monitored trade talks between the u.s. and china.p 0 was up 5 points while the nasdaq shed 3 points. >>> president trump is recommending herman cain for a seat on the federal reserve board. the president has already appointed four people to the seven-member fed board. there are currently two vacancies left. his nomination requires senate confirmation. you may remember cain previously faced sexual harassment and infidelity allegations that ended hissed by for the presidential nomination in 2012. >>> motel 6 will pay washington state in a settlement for providing information to immigration officials. it housed immigrants for two years. it would sign an agreement that it would no longer hand over guest information without a warrant or s&p u

hall since nineteen fifty three. frame and it's full of stories like that today i'm going to discover that. my search begins at the market square. this is where i stumble upon my next story this statue is called the rowlands and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and in the candidates. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the story of city hall across the street. that is why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. think are you my guide and we have a day. if. you stand here now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state why why wasn't this room built what is it usual for one of the books and found this out of the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and that pair in assembly room the room also serves as a quarter of the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot in miami's model ships although the ceiling especially impressive there four hundred to five hund

hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. pinterest and zoom will make their public markete's shars at $19, valleying the company at around $10 billion. it will trade on the new york stock exchange. video conferencing company zoom is at $36 per share valued at $9 billion. it will trade at the nasdaq. notable earnings include american express, bb & t. stocks closed lower. the dow shed 3 points. the s&p 500 lost 6 points. the nasdaq fell 4 points. >>> facebook says it may have, quote, unintentionally uploaded email contacts of 1.5 million new users. it stemmed from asking for a new users' contacts were collected this way since may of 2016. facebook says it did not share it with anyone and is deleting it. a spokesperson has said the glitch has been fixed. >>> a black eye on samsung. some tech reviewers of the galaxy fold said the phone malfunctioned after a day or two of use. the nearly $2,000 phone opens into a tablet, if it works. it was to go on sale next week. >>> and producer vlasic is developing chips made entirely of pickles. the company announced two new things. pantry

getting workers out of the hall of justice is going to cost a lot more. >> it ♪ grocery outlet bargain marketrand. - [♪] - wow! am i floating? - not exactly. that's "bargain bliss" setting in. you're basking in the glow of premium wines at deep discount prices. - i feel so tall right now. - i know, right? oh! could you just-- while you're up there? ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ a little time wand nowfavorite people goeat denny's,y. $6.99 goes a long way too. you can get 2 eggs, 3 sausage links, 3 strips of bacon and 2 buttermilk pancakes all for just $6.99. the new meat lovers slam is here. see you at denny's. >>> all right. i want to show you the breezes. they're already starting to get fast. that's clearing out the clouds and the humid air we had. we are up to 20 at 7:00. we will hit up to 30-mile-per-hour gusts as we head into the evening hours. 35 or 40 along the coast. temperatures tonight could be in the 30. because of the breezes, we'll be stuck in the 40s, tomorrow we'll have breezes around 15 to 25 miles per hour. it will be breezy all week. >> that happens this time of the year.

hall bordrder. they could have no choice the european union couldld do mom checks to prevent s smuggling al knknown standard goods enteringt single market and any border infrastructure could become a target. if tensisions rise what aboutt flight will they y all be ground between t the uk and europe if there's another deal. well actually no it is already being a mini deal signed on aviation they would keep flights taking off for a periodd.. of one year but only on a limited numberr of f flights so that could push up priceses -- reduce choice for travelers. and we haven't even touched on citizens rights. financial services d drawing thg lilicenses or a potential full n the pound sign all that and eight up sites to you know deal breaks it. will hold line breaks it is in the u. k. sududdenly thingng sa. they hope to avoid paying the thirty nine billion pound divorce bill that would go with the deal. and they hope to finally escape the clutches of the european court of justice which for theh. on the mines british serenity say overall wall a new deal might not mean. armageddon. it's going to be a bit complicateted all thehe samee. thatat's it

people live in a high elevation, they have banquet halls, their private security, and outside the city walls, places to make the comparison, the marketntry, urban peasantry, and they live amid disease, and that is exactly what is going on in san francisco. the common denominator between san francisco today in the medieval city of the past as there is no middle class. illegal immigration, zoning, environmental radicalism, drove people out of san francisco. they can't afford to live there. in general, california, people could not be shielded from the consequences. >> sean: your money and our money. lawrence, great job. victor davis hanson, great job. all right, rush on fire tonight, talking about hillary's ridiculous comments from earlier today and what should happen to the former secretary of state and presidential candidate. you don't want to miss it. next. and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. ♪ book now and enjoy free unlimited open bar and more. norwegian cruise line. feel free. -keith used to be great to road-trip w

. >> j.z earnings will be the temporary hall and we're about to enter this tug-of-war where so far the markets have been followed by liquidity and the fed turning very dovish and china's central bank, et cetera and on the other side of that this is the wall that we'll run into, we're suffering slow earnings growth right now and it's about to become apparent, in 2002 to 5% eps growth, and so i think that will create this puz ilwar, but the silver lining here is i don't think there is the end of the bull market and this is more of a mid to late cycle pause and we're looking at an environment of single digit or less earnings growth >> your year-end target, by the way, is 2875 a modest increase from here. in terms of -- in addition to earnings when you look at central bank easing around the world, do you feel we're at a point now where the markets have fully priced in this from the fed? i'm thinking specifically of the chinese still laws that was released over the weekend and there was reaction from the lead market and have we become used to this? >> the s&p up 15% year to date and it was based on

hall has today's money watch report. good morning. wear good morning. stocks flip-flopped yesterday. losses in healthcare ultimately dinged the market.ree and the s&p 500 lost six points. yesterday pinterest had the value of $13 billion. pinterest will trade on the new york stock exchange. art $19 per share. it >> the redacted version of the mueller report could be big business for book publishers. it will take an in-depth look at the investigation into russian hacking in the 2016 election. three major publishers have plans to publish the report in book form. >> amazon plans an audiobook and barnes & noble will offer a free download. >>> this pickle company is taking on the chip industry. what's up with that? yes, chips made entirely of pickles. they announced two new pickle products. pickle chips. they said pickles are $1 billion industry and continues to grow. >> we may have to try those. thanks so much. it is 5:40. >>> we are in on those. >> >>> this didn't sound good. the end of an era. the longest running music review. your last chance to see beach blanket babylon. >>> we will heat up today into the 80s in some spots. we will le

organizations to speak to leaders here at city hall about the impact of this issue and their ideas to bring change. many residents of the tenderloin mid-marketieve the city has settled on a strategy of containment. pushing drug dealing and drug use into a handful of mostly low-income nakeds. with san francisco's affordable and supporting stock heavily concentrated increasingly in the tenderloin and soma, these neighborhoods are home to high concentration of low income families, immigrant and people exiting concentration. requiring in recovery to encounter people actively selling and doing drugs in the open on a daily basis is unconscionable and counterproductive. this is not a simple action, urgency and a strategy from the city and want to be included. in fact, i believe that the people in these communities are in the best position to help us come up with sustainable solutions. this is not a one-way conversation or one-way dialogue to make sustained progress, we will have to be honest and listen to each other. lastly, the last thing i hope to accomplish is to identify solutions in policy, budget, operations and process so that we can all mov

hall van he was driving, they found more than 131 plants. police believe he would steal the plants and resell them at a flea market. >>> the famous flintstones house is getting to be infamous. it's at the center of a legal fight between the homeowner and the town of hillsboro. today we got a closer look at the property. it's not the house in question, the unique house. it's the yard. the town says the recently-add decorations, including the dinosaurs there have turned the home into a public nuisance and that the homeowner, florence th paperwork. >> they're never satisfied. in the beginning they said no permit. they keep moving the goalpost. >> as it is now, this is far too visually impactful. and that's one of the reasons why we have this lawsuits is to force her to put some screening up. >> phang says she's preparing a new application for the prehistoric decorations. >> it doesn't bother me. >> i've been driving by it 40 years, and i love it. >> it was a windy day, though. >> it was. >> hopefully none of those decorations got blown around. >> we did have gusts up to 40 miles per hour. this is probably the most wind we'll see through the wee

. >> in pittsburgh today, union hall, former vice president joe biden argued the economy is not serving the middle class. listen to this. >> the stock marketroaring, but you don't feel it. there's $2 trillion tax cuts last year. did you feel it? did you get anything from it? of course not, of course not. all of it went to folks at the top. >> and look at this "the washington post" poll, seems to underscore what the former vice president is saying. the question is who do you think the economic system works to benefit, those in power, 62%, all people, 34%. >> i'm not surprised by that number at all. i think that's got to be a similar number we have seen since beginning of time. if you are in a position of power, you often do things that take care of yourself. just as important about that message is who he was delivering it to, where he was delivering it. he was delivering it in pittsburgh, delivering it to folks in middle america, not folks that live here like we do, perhaps in washington along the east coast. new york, boston, atlanta. folks that perhaps their cities are doing a bit better. you go to middle america, that's where joe biden s

you can see the town hall with senator sanders april 15th from bethlehem, pennsylvania. big hiring gains in the march jobs report hit the marketsn a good mood heading into the weekend. the dow was up 40. the s&p 500 finished ahead 13. the nasdaq jumped 47. for the week green lights across the board. the dow gained almost 2 percentage points the s&p 500 over 2. nasdaq finished up almost 2.75%. the new jobs report comes as the administration is trying to putt the finishing touches on landmark deal with china. correspondent rich edson has an update tonight where things stand with trade and the economy. >> the u.s. audited 196,000 jobs last month. that's 102 straight months of job growth in an american economy with continued low unemployment. the bureau of labor statistics say the economy averaged 180,000 jobs created the first three months of this year. during the same stretch last year, the u.s. averaged 223,000 jobs a month. >> i personally think the fed should drop rates. i think they really slowed us down. >> president trump says he also wants the federal reserve to resume big bonds to keep down the cost of borrowing money and

hall? i believe klobuchar is in talks to do one, as is mayor pete. are democrats trying to co-opt the president's best marketingetwork? >> first of all, i think there's been a certain amount of misunderstanding about it that i tried to correct this week in the piece, which is that history is the democratic presidential candidates have pretty much always gone on fox. this actually is not something new. and i think the controversy stems from the fact that fox has become evermore seen as a propaganda operation, so thats antti -- that the ante is going on for them. and the political operatives on the democratic side describe over the years. it's a large audience for cable, and it's an audience that, you know, any candidate wants to get every vote they can get. i think it's interesting, because having watched a lot of fox in order to write about it, i know that the audience doesn't get to see what democrats really say. it's always coming through this snide filter that's, you know pretty much censorsingli what they're sailing. i think the moderators, bret bair looked taken aback. >> i know die bait rages inside the d

market is a place to eat, drink. pretty soon it's also going to be a place to play. when we come right back, how the food hall's roof top is being re-imagined. >>> the first official day on the job and the secretary of the interior talks about fixing >>> storm team 4 tracking rain that cou heavy at time. >> doug and amelia are going to take a look at the impact on your weekend in about three minutes. >>> well, it is the first official d f on the job new secretary of interior. his tenure comes as the department fac scrutiny for the delayed response to the monster pothos on thebw park way. today he spoke exclusively to mark segraves. what did the secretary tell but these local roads? >> ejim, all remember those potholes, those hugpotholes along baltimore washington park way and other federal roads. you probably remember the park service slow response to fixing those potholes and the traffic backups that resulted. well, the new sergeant ofri in remembers them too. he told us a that it's problem that's not just limited to our area. >> i think those are an example a a couple different things. first off, we ha tremen