thank you for the relationship we have with mercy housing. thank you to the san francisco department of housing, to get our elected officials, and to everyone a blank -- bank of america who made this possible. thank you so much. [applause] >> all right. probably the most interesting part of all these presentations is withstanding all of our excellent talk. it is really to have a chance to hear from the resident about what the experience has been like. we do this work for residents, that is the reason for mercy housing to work. and i think many of the people in the room, that is a reason why we are here. i want to share a few words about their experience at j.f.k. towers. thank you john for taking the time, and being willing to share your story. [applause] >> i believe that mercy housing makes life worth living. to illustrate, let me tell you in the -- an interesting story. a personal experience. one day when mercy first came here and people were gathering around, and not quite used to anything yet, that one day, a staff member from mercy hous

religious context is lord have mercy on me a sinner. the edge allowed to call context is a typical characteristic of god that he is merciful. a statement about god as opposed to a prayer addressed to god. but if you don't want to take the historical approach or the religious/theological approach you have any other alternative? i would say yes, you have little larry alternative. it amounts to engaging god in the western scriptures as you might engage sue's. you don't have to believe in the existence of zeus to take full seriousness as the most important character. if you don't have to -- if there happens to be a believer and worshiper of zeus you don't have to stop being that in order to consider the character in a literal larry way. i certainly don't want anyway stop pushing god. but making this comparison you can go to the cathedral to worship their sunday and go back on a weekday and study the glass windows or any other feature of the art of the building similarly you can read the bible theologically historically or biblically. that i

mercy: i cannot comment on the potential impact.hile there, i ran growth for years, so what i am excited about in joining lightspeed is to bring that understanding to other companies. emily: we will talk about that , but is the funding environment being impacted by the uncertainty in washington and the trade war and now these delays? alex: there is a certain amount of certainty that markets like. they like predictability. when markets get volatile, it is not good for in general the capital cycle. and i will say that there has been a lot more conversations around board room tables about how to plan for contraction in the market. it is still in the stages of planning. we have not seen it affect the businesses, at least the ones that i have been involved with, that much. emily: at the end of the year, lightspeed mentioned three partners. it was like a bomb dropping. one of them is you. merci, one of them is you. why did you decide to join lightspeed? and what is your focus? merci: i am focused on the future of investing. probably not s

jeff brock is an infectious disease pharmacy specialist with mercy. he says tamiflu is a common medication prescribed in the hospital. jeff: "it's a, fairly, safe medication. although, the potential is there for serious side effects."this time last year, a 6-year-old, in texas, taking tamiflu tried to jump out a window. and a 16-year- old in indiana committed suicide after taking the medication. doctors at mercy do prescribe tamiflu....but they say it's hard to tell who could be affected by it.jeff: "some recent studies have not shown a link between the two. it's a clinical study, but if it is associated with tamiflu it's a rare event." (vicki) that was lakyn mcgee reporting. if your child reporting. lakyn mcgee that was that was lakyn mcgee reporting. if your child is taking tamiflu and is experiencing any sort of side effects-- doctors say to stop taking the medication and contact them immediately. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now (anchor) mateo bridge.at the san look outside... taking a live (anchor)

we pray in your merciful name.

>> mercy? >> reporter: the mother of two is the family's primary breadwinner. she received her last paycheck at the end of december. >> we did just pay as many bills as we possibly could. i looked today, we have about $300. >> reporter: have you started thinking about where you might save if this shutdown goes longer? >> we're trying to cut the grocery bills just down to the necessities. i mean, we don't live extravagantly, so it's hard to tut out any bills. >> reporter: to try to help, the eovernment provided sample letters last month that federal employees can show creditors, explaining why they're struggling to pay their bills. according to the real estate npbsite zillow, unpaid federal workers will owe $438 million this month in mortgage and rent payments. do you think it's worth keeping

at this time, i would like to introduce and think again doug shoemaker, the president of mercy housing. [applause] >> good morning everybody. we are so blessed to have

see you, but i have prayed for a very long time to be -- >> reporter: sen toya brown is begging for mercy. the 30 year old is a college graduate, an advocate against sex trafficking and a convicted murder. >> what i did was horrible. there's nothing i can say to justify it. you can't justify it. you can't. you know, i killed johnny allen. he's gone. i thought he was reaching for a gun. >> then what did you do? >> i shot him. >> reporter: brown admits she did it but maintains her sentence was too harsh for a teenager. it would take nearly 15 years and attention from a-list celebrities to put her c spotli highlight juvenile justice in documentar maker dan berman has been following her case since the beginning. >> within a day after she was arrested, the juvenile public defender gave me a call and said we just arrested somebody we think you ought to meet. >> reporter: officials in tennessee granted berman as ses to the then teenager. >> it was really to explain how one child's situation could be a dot connector for juveniles around the country. >> reporter: she was arrested for the murder of

at the mercy hospital vigil, sister barbara center read a franciscan prayer that speaks to who we areillinois. she said, may god bless us with tears to shed for those who suffer from pain, rejection, hunger and war. so that we may reach at our hands to comfort them and turn their pain into joy. and, may god bless us with the nash -- enough for was this to believe that we can make a difference in this world to do what others claim cannot be done, to bring justice and kindness to all our children and the poor. at 200 years old, illinois is still a young promise. our time here has been buddy blink. blink.a we must begin a new century with maturity and enough full as nesta believe that we can make a difference in this world. chef to believe that we can make a difference in this world. [applause] gov. pritzker: that starts with leadership that abandons single-minded, arrogant notions. no. no. everything is not broken. our history is a story of leaps forward and occasional stumbles backwards. a promise renewed with which generation that we will try harder, that we will do better, that big b

for most, their only hope is a floating hospital called mercy ships, bringing hope and healing to the

emily: all right, alex taussig and merci victoria grace, thank you for stopping by. jeff bezos and his wife are to voicing. what does this mean for amazon, blue origin, and the washington post? -- and could she become the world's richest woman? if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and, in the u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ u.s., sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the richest person in the world is getting a divorce. jeff bezos announced on twitter he and his wife mackenzie have decided to split up after 25 years. mckenzie played a significant role in the early years and was "there when he wrote the business plan." according to the bloomberg index -- billionaire index, he is worth more than $137 billion. if the couple split the fortune equally, it could make mcentee the world's richest woman. i want to dig into whether this has any implication that the -- implications on the company's bezos runs. redstone wrote the book on amazon. as a mentioned, mckenzie was involved in the early days of the com

however, there are examples where mercy or perhaps justice was not shown in kind. during his presidency, lincoln used the constitutional power of the pardon often. lincoln was to some, a man of compassion and mercy, to others, especially military commanders in the field, a sentimental meddler who continually undermined military discipline and the sanctity of the court by pardoning what lincoln called his leg cases, those young soldiers who were deserters and captured. keeping in mind, during the war, during the four years of our civil war, there were 75,000 courts martial, and 2400 courts martial of civilians who were perceived to be disloyal. one instance in which president lincoln did not use his pardon power to prevent an execution regarded nathaniel gordon. since 1808, capturing and selling slaves from abroad, the slave trade, had been illegal in the united states, although the law had never been enforced. nathaniel gordon was arrested and charged for doing just that. his first trial resulted in a mistrial, which gave the united states attorney the option to co

at the mercy hospital vigil, sister barbara senter read a franciscan freighter, that speaks to who we are in illinois. she said, may god bless us with tears to shed, for those who suffer from pain, rejection, hunger, and war, so that we may reach out our hands to comfort them, and turn their pain into joy. and, may god bless us with an s enough foolishness to make us believe we can make a difference in this world so that we can do what others claim cannot be done. to bring justice, and kindness to all our children, and the poor. at 200 years old colt old, illinois is still a young promise. our time here has been but a blink. in 2019, we must begin a new century, with a new maturity. and enough foolishness to believe we can make a difference in this world.>> [ applause ] >> that starts with leadership that abandons single-minded arrogant notions. no! no, everything is not broken. our history is a story of leaps forward, and occasional stumbles backward. and a promise, renewed with each generation that we will try harder. that we will do better, that big breakthroughs, are built of cent

. >> reporter: at a parole hearing last year, cyntoia brown was begging for mercy. today, after learning she won't have to spend the rest of her life in prison, speaking on a call with supporters. >> thank you, governor haslam. for being a man of god and for showing mercy. >> reporter: a stunni >> i just grabbed the gun and i shot him. >> reporter: brown admitted killing johnny allen when she was 16, claiming she was forced into prostitution and shot him in self-defense. prosecutors called her a cold-blooded killer and thief. they say her claim of being a victim of human trafficking was a lie. >> guilty. >> reporter: the sentence, life in prison, no chance for parole, for some 50 years. today, governor bill haslam called her punishment too harsh and granted full clemency, citing her extraordinary steps at rehabilitation, earning a college brown's attorney spoke exclusively with nbc news. >> i hugged her and whispered in her ear, you're going to get out ug >> when you whispered that in her ear, what did she say? >> she did a little dance. >> i think she is going to b

. >> reporter: at a parole hearing ast year, cyntoia brown w begging for mercy after learning she won'tve to spend the rest of her life in prison, speaking on a call with prisoneryo >> thank governor, for being a man of god and for showing mercy. >> reporter: a stunning turn in a case so shocking, it inspired a documentary. >> i just grabbed the gun, and shothim. >> reporter: brown admitted killing johnny allen when she was 16, claiming she was forced him prostitution and shot in self-defense. prosecutors called her a cold-blooded killer and thief. they said her claim of being a victim of human trafficking was a >> tygu >> reporter: the sentence, life in prison, no chance for parole for some 50 years. governor bill haslem cled her punishment too harsh and granted her full clemency, citing her extraordinary rehabilitation. brown's attorney spoke usively with nbc news >> i hugged her and whispered in her ear, you're going to get out in >> what did she say? >> she did a little dance. i think she is going to be able to h hundreds, if not thousands of young people. >> iha think this also giv

political parties with their logos i have no idea what the others are or what their logos look like so merci give us some context here seventy plus people is that unusual for nigeria selections. i don't think it's unusual frankly but this is a horse race election we have to be very realistic about. it is between the p.d.p. and. in terms of the numbers in terms of your popularity and in terms of the gatt your reach across the seven hundred seventy four local government in nigeria that's what it is about i mean it's good for people to be hope to have aspirations to want to govern this country to decide about the artist of this country as it is today this is an election between the a.p.c. and the p.d.p. it's not an election it's like we was raised or an election where you or your between five major contenders is it to austria electrons in nigeria for two thousand and ninety but. i mean early on thinking this is a country one hundred and eighty and merely an citizens many of whom are loud to vote how can it be a two horse race what are the other candidates actually so no we have a chance where y

understand why the sultan was so jealous of those who are fortunate enough to eat their bread by the mercy of the turks he once said should conduct themselves modestly and not build palaces which only goes to show how little he understood of this project the point is not grander it is proportion this is particularly true of my all time it was the italians turn this kind of covered staircase into stately no doubt but never excessively showing. but perhaps you will point to the fine stonework the floral ornaments and the animals carved in stone i can assure you that they were not used to my condition dionysia balika the third abbot of the monastery had been made some forty years after my death and if you will permit the observation these are not extravagant features either. the lions and eagles still betray their origins as heraldic emblems my private apartments are altogether classical in mood and restrained in style the south wing was intended for such leisure as i had i established a fine library of which nothing now remains bar the inscription next to it was the reception room where i sa

serena showed no mercy during the 6-2 6-1 serena showed no mercy during the 6—2 6—1 massacres but asd, she showed compassion. she helped by the tears of 18—year—old dayana compassion. she helped by the tears of 18—year—old daya na yastremska. you are going to make it, don't cry, she said. she has set up a match against the world number one simona halep next. when she was walking towards the net she was quite upset. i like that, it shows she wasn't just there to buy a good match, she was there to win, and she wanted to win. it really broke my heart. she isa win. it really broke my heart. she is a good talent so it is good to see that attitude. novak djokovic weathered a third set wobble to also reach the second week at melbourne park as he chases a seventh aussie open title. he came through against the tricky canadian teenager denis shapovalov, in four sets, cruising through the fourth 6—0. he'll play daniil medvedev next. jamie murray and partner bruno soares are into the third round of the men's doubles. the third seeds beat british duo luke bambridge and jonny o'mara in just under

the corps and looking songwriter there are the mercy of their cell mates tolerance. they might complain is near as crimes at night. fifteen women sleep in one cell things like that tend to haunt you. he doesn't want mirrors to notice that he's worried they say their goodbyes at the gaps of prison gates. either come on we're going to mama. you. behind the gate or his father has to hand him over to god once again. because there could be on a sacred mountain in india a southern state of carola if you climb to the top tradition has it that you will be granted a second life a privilege reserved for men until now. it's an unusually early start for this group of mind women. they have set out on the trip to make history by embarking on a trek which has only been open to mental far. it took them just two hours to make the trip from the city of two to one and put them to the base camp where the check will start. but it took a trio court battle street protests and countless meetings for the god of our current and to a group to be permitted to make the journey the mountain of au

being able to find stories like just mercy, or the sun is also a star, at the core, it is basic human emotion. but it is also our world. our world right now is about immigration. a lot of stuff is happening, so how can you find authentic, basic, human emotion and relationships in the middle of these stories that people can relate and identify and emotionally engage in the story? so i am excited. >> fantastic. scott, you mentioned to me also, this project with margot robbie, talking about content that has a real-life impact. can you talk about that? >> we are not just looking at criminal justice issues, we are looking at inequality. that could be women and girls, it could be education, it could be racial justice. so the umbrella is big when it comes to the issues we are going to be tackling. right away, literally when i was writing the business plan, the first page is talking about the lack of diversity in this business. that is the beauty of seeing the incredible diversity in this room, because this is not a normal room in hollywood. we have an incredible team that helped curate these

. >> en la costa oeste, en los Ángeles, phoenix, arizona y denver, colorado las multitudinarias mercynen fuerza aunque siempre nos dicen que nos quedamos callados. quiero que siempre sepa que tiene su voz. >> los hombres tambiÉn se dieron cita en este evento. >> hombres, mujeres >> tambiÉn se celebrÓel congreso la historia del paÍs. nosotras somos las que traemos la vida el mundo. el cuerpo de una mujer, el espÍritu de una mujer manda mucho. >> en la costa este washington, d.c. y nueva york las mujeres tambiÉn levantaron su voz y a pesar de que el movimiento no es partidista el rechazo al presidente trump y sus polÍticas fue inevitable. >> tenemos que ser un paÍs que es bueno para todos. >> la gente estÁ muy enojada. creo quetodos estamos heridos de una forma. >> el movimiento se vio afectado por la controversia que rodea a sus lÍderes. en los angeles, dulce castellano, univisiÓn. >> amenazan a millones de personas. el temporal ha obligado al autoridades a declarar estado de emergencia y hacer un llamado a la precauciÓn para evitar mÁs muertes sobre todo en las carreteras como nos cue

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the poles not in song they're on the mercy of their cell mates tolerance. they might complain if cries at night. fifteen women sleep in one cell things like that tend to haunt you. he doesn't want mirrors to notice that he's worried they say their goodbyes at the gibson prison gates. either come on we're going to mama. you. behind the gate or his father has to hand him over to god once again. to tennis and. resteal straight open final her first grand slam final since the day she was stabbed during a break in at a home by bookless over two years ago the czech eighth seed beat american daniel collins in straight sets amid extreme keat in melbourne which forced the courtroom to be close. japan's u.s. open champion iommi osaka in saturday's final meanwhile enough on the other side has not sinned just sunk his men's final off the hammering greece is stephanos city boss in straight sets no bob jocko rich and need to in the other seventy five on friday you're watching the devaney is coming up ahead we take you to. take center stage at the world economic forum full

champion modish medea shot of four was showed no mercy against the british quantify how they had to dodge shot of one sixty six. you're watching a d.-w. news and more coming up guess what else is astounding might have is your business news for you coming up shortly to say we did have been years if you again. if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make an accident. raring to. never read a book like. the. streets. to be our fighters want to start families to become farmers or engineers every one of them has a plan of the innocently assume summoning is just the children who have already been the way and that's you and those that will follow are part of a new kind of success. they could be the future of cause the way that it will be. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made from minds. the engine of the world economy is revving low china's trade figures for december disappoint markets exports slump by four percent imports are down to domestic consumption weakens what does that mean for the rest of us. also on the show the car industry gathers in detroit for the

merci: i think the next slack we may actually find in blue-collar industries. number of huge businesses still run on pen and paper and there are a lot of that are blind to the risks facing them in the global supply chain. maybe we're tired of talking about it. emily: all right. thanks so much for stopping by. we will be watching. anff and mckenzie bezos have announced they are being -- splitting. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the richest person in the world is getting a divorce. amazon ceo jeff bezos announced on twitter that he and his wife have decided to split after 25 years. mckenzie played a significant role at the company in the early years, and was there when he wrote the business plan. according to the bloomberg billionaires index, bezos is worth more than $137 billion. if the couple split their fortune equally, it could leave mackenzie with $69 billion, making her the world's richest woman. i want to dig into whether the split has any impl

cruised easily past the mean is a polo to headstock the former champion maria sharapova showed no mercy against british qualifier had it starts to prove one six lost six love. you watching t w news. reminder of our top story the man of the city of good as has died after being stabbed as a fundraising event on sunday night more which was a leading figure in the country's opposition mutiny. on britain's prime minister's recently has called has made a last ditch call for support for her breasts that they were told that lawmakers bassekou back it or risk having no breasts at all but the deal is unpopular and looks likely to be voted down in poverty.

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at the airports pilots are at the mercy of key equipment that cannot be serviced. and experts are worried about a potential economic slump what's more eight hundred sides in government employees remain unpaid. it's early morning and fernando garcia is heading back to the capital his parents had to buy his train ticket for him to go would. have to look for a new job it's unfortunate to mix with a sad. but i certainly don't want to leave the government i really like my job so i just want to go back to work. he doesn't want to say exactly how much money he aired roosting coffee beans but it's enough to make ends meet for a few days. of our top story we're following for you here on g.w. greece's parliament has ratified the landmark deal that renames neighboring macedonia under that agreement the country will become a north macedonia and athens for. the people of the world over information they provide have opinions they want to extract from g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch as follows.

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the boards looking there at the mercy of their cell mates tolerance. they might complain if cries at night. fifteen women sleep in one cell things like that tend to haunt you. he doesn't want mirrors to notice that he's worried they say their goodbyes at the gibson prison gates. i'll either come on we're going to mama but you. behind the gate mirrors his father has to hand him over to god once again. it watching the day of the news coming up ahead we take you to davos where trade talks take center stage at the world economic forum full coverage from a business team coming in coming up from there shortly. as well as other business deals with standing by for that to save the day of the news if you get. the music so long it gets in the day to lose. an extravagant venue. and. really know their stuff.

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this is the news live from berlin austria and germany brace for boring screen weather mercy crews are ready for as much as another meter of snow fall meanwhile the death toll keeps rising from the worst winter storms that hit the region in two decades also coming up the u.s. ambassador to germany issues a stark warning to german companies to stop working on a controversial gas pipeline linking russia and germany or face american sanctions . and for some they were dangerous revolutionaries but for people like these they were heroes one hundred years after carlin can send rosa luxemburg or murdered you look at the legacies of the german communist leaders. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us more storms and heavy snow are forecast to strike across the alps in the coming days and avalanche warnings are still in effect there as well at least twenty four people are believed to have died in weather related incidents across the region. after a short break in the weather the snowfall in southern bavaria has been relentless this mountain prost was closed after an avalanche swept down from th