the anna meredith score is great, really gets into the head of its central character. but the most important thing is — both you and i are nothing like the central character, but didn't you feel the depiction of the anguish of being a 13—year—old was universal? absolutely. it felt like me as a 13—year—old. yeah, which is astonishing! when you think of it — it's13—year—old growing up facing problems that neither you or i know anything about on a first—hand level, it puts you right in the middle. i loved it. highly recommended. best dvd? the favourite is out on dvd. we should always remember that the dvd and home viewing market is enormous, particularly compared to cinemas. the favourite was a big winner at awards season, and rightly so. many people will be seeing it for the first time now. it is a historical drama, but it's the least historical drama i remember seeing. and anna meredith, who does the score for eighth grade — some of her experimental music turns up in the favourite, so the two are connected. i enjoyed that one a lot as well, also very highly recommended.

meredith: the u.s.the chinese stock exchanges that this will put xi jinping in a difficult place. the stock exchanges do not have as much of a direct connection to the viability of the chinese economy. essentially, i think beijing will continue to take certain measures to continue to ease its economy and manage these pressures over the medium-term. tom: the only reason meredith came today was because you were here, she wanted an explanation of elizabethan trade dynamics. how far back as the president, past david ricardo, william stanley jevon send? is he back with the mercantilists? willem: this is just a very aggressive way of trade negotiations. the president has certain objectives which are very clear. shorts. has gotten the and of this attic. -- the stick. tom: you have a piece of chalk in your hand and you are lecturing to meredith. willem: pay the tariffs in part and in part, the chinese will absorb the margins. tom: how much part is the u.s. farmer absorbing those tariffs? willem: they are undoub

the anna meredith score is great, really gets into the head of its central character.ut didn't you feel the depiction of the anguish of being a 13—year—old was universal? absolutely. it felt like me as a 13—year—old. yeah, which is astonishing! when you think of it — it's13—year—old growing up facing problems that neither you or i know anything about on a first—hand level, it puts you right in the middle. i loved it. highly recommended. best dvd? the favourite is out on dvd. we should always remember that the dvd and home viewing market is enormous, particularly compared to cinemas. the favourite was a big winner at awards season, and rightly so. many people will be seeing it for the first time now. it is a historical drama, but it's the least historical drama i remember seeing. and anna meredith, who does the score for eighth grade — some of her experimental music turns up in the favourite, so the two are connected. i enjoyed that one a lot too, also very highly recommended. thanks very much, that is it for this week. whatever problems are you working right like you y

next we have meredith clark. dr. meredith clark is an assistant professor at the university of virginia, where she studies intersections of race, media, and power. her more recent work has focused on understanding contextualizing and analyzing the ways that black people have used digital and social media to build counter narratives, to mainstream news -- her research has been published in journalism and mass -- the journal of social media and society, new media society and social movement studies. in 2015, she was named one of root america's most influential african american by the route root 100 list. she's an advisory board member for the project information late rah si at harvard and is currently a co- -- on the documenting now and andrew w. mellon grant funded project that helps community-based activists create and maintain digital archives of their online work. finally, we have dr. andre l. brock. dr. brock is an associate professor at georgia tech university. he's an interdisciplinary scholar with an m.a. in en

next we have meredith clark. dr. meredith clark is an assistant professor at the university of virginia where she studies intersections of race, media and power. her more recent work has focused on understanding contextualizing and analyzing the ways that black people have used digital and social media to build counternarratives, to mainstream news narratives. her research has been published in journalism, the journal of social media and society, new media society, and social movement studies. in 2015, she was named one of america's most influential african american by the route 100 list. she's an advisory board member for the project information late rah si at harvard and is currently a co-pi on a grant funded project that helps community-based activists create and maintain digital archives of their online work. finally, we have dr. andre l. brock. dr. brock is an associate professor at georgia tech university. he's an interdisciplinary scholar with an m.a. in english and rhetoric from carnegie mellon university. an

joining us now from washington, meredith sumpter.iodic table and rare earths. you lead your essay talking about rare whiskey and frozen vegetables. we are all wound up about rare earths, but this is about basic commodities, this back-and-forth on tariffs? meredith: that is more so about politics and the political incentives of both sides to track toward some kind of progress on a deal. at eurasia group, we think markets are underestimating the risk in this relationship of where things are going. at this point, we should expect a long, hot summer, to quote a tennessee williams play. tom: we will have to look that up, see what liz taylor is doing. if i look at i cannot read chinese, meredith sumpter can, what do you read in the chinese media? meredith: an uptick of nationalism that has lessened the moderation beijing exhibited until a few weeks ago. the real red card here for china was the u.s. placement of huawei on the entity list. this is more than about trade for beijing. this is about washington looking to contain china and keep c

authentic brands purchased the intellectual property of the iconic sports magazine fm meredith corp.al, meredith will continue to publish thenaper versf the magazine and manage its website and then it will pay autheic brand a licensing fee for at least the next two years. the stock was down nearly 4% to 52.57. alibaba is reportedly looking to raise $20 blion through a secondary stock offering in hong rdkong. acg to reports the additional shares would help the e-commerce company add liquidity. shares were down a fraction to 84.51. >>> itnnounced that longtime investor hillpath capital plans to increasetstake in the company. that sent the stock higher by more than 16% to 31.77. global payments has agreed to f buylow paymentech tech company total systems services for more than $21 billion and this is the sector's third major acquisition this year and according to the ceo itdd scale in a very competitive industry that can help the company add customers. >>e md more technology companies, we sell our software directly with merchants and we embed our payments in those software companies. it

meredith is alice's mom, so they wrote this great episode where meredith plays this pony named clearpowers in the show. >> jimmy: and in life, too. >> exactly. and in porn. [ applause ] and then my daughter plays a little pony named windsprint who's a pegasus, those are the ones that can fly. and i'm of course an earth pony with no powers named quibble pants. and i'm trying to win the daughter over even though i'm not a jock. >> jimmy: you're in "the secret life of pets 2." but this is not from "the secret life of pets2" but from "my little pony". >> who is this? >> this is my daughter windsprint. >> and she is pretty amazing, too. >> wind, did you thank quibble for standing in line so we'd first too? >> thanks. >> there's a lot of early stuff where she has to be, uh, and she's 10 now, which means she's just on the edge of the eye rolling and the oh, dad. so she was just able to nail it, such a natural. >> jimmy: that must delight you beyond anything. >> oh. how old are your kids now? >> jimmy: i don't even know. >> they will, no matter how great your kids are, they will get, and it'

mark meredith is in washington with more. mark, good morning. >> reporter: lauren and cheryl, good morning. the president is expected back at the white house around 2:00 this afternoon. he's on his way back after a four day trip to japan, meeting with leaders on a number of topics including trade and north korea. the president had a chance to meet with u.s. service members based overseas, honoring memorial day, praising the work of service members based in japan and their continued service to the country. >> every day the men and women of the sevent seventh seventh ft their motto, ready power for peace. you render aid in the wake of devastating natural disasters. i've seen what you do. incredible. >> reporter: back at home, it's expected to be a fairly quiet week on capitol hill. lawmakers are not here. they're back in their districts this week. when they return, the debate over impeachment is expected to grow. many democrats have been speaking up, encouraging congressional leaders to begin the impeachment process. >> it may

and meredith and mark look at each other, and immediately the little hearts come flying out of their eyes. and it's a crush at first sight. >> mark had come to the city with a large contingent of his friends, but once he met meredith, he was very smitten with her. she was smitten with him. >> and he gets separated from his friends, in part, because he's entranced by this girl, meredith. and sparks fly and he follows her out of this bar and into this impromptu party that's happening in brooklyn. >> the clubs close at maybe, like 2:00, 3:00 in the morning so they all hopped in a cab and went to brooklyn to hang out for the after party. >> it's arguably the first time he's been alone in the city. >> so going to a club in manhattan and hanging out with people in new york city was a big deal. and then for the after party being in brooklyn, that's, like, a whole other world for him. >> there are indications early that mark isn't ready for this kind of adventure. he runs out of money almost immediately. he loses his cell phone. he was a stranger in a strange land, and he doesn't speak the l

anna meredith does the score for eighth grade, some of her music turns up in the favourite. it for this week. thanks for watching and goodbye. we still got some showers lurking around. one ortwo we still got some showers lurking around. one or two downpours and some thunderstorms as well. notjust in the south but we have had a couple in scotland as well. tonight the showers will be a lot more scattered across the uk. that means larger distances and more of us will have the dry weather. you can see the satellite image here. lots of areas of cloud across the uk. lumps of cloud dotted around. one or two thunderstorms around. let's see where they've been. blobs of blue indicate heavy rain and the sparks are lightening. the forecast for the coming hours shows that those showers will eventually become... there will be fewer of them. they will be spread apart and scattered. there will be plenty of clear skies around as well. pretty chilly. 5 degrees in cardiff and 2 degrees in newcastle. high pressure in over the weekend. you will see a few blobs of blue and eastern parts which is

the marketing and brands of the authentic brands group will pay the meredith corporation $110 million for the intellectual property of si. meredith will continue to print the magazine and manage the editorial site for two years and license and monetize nearly 60 years worth of sports illustrated photography and magazine covers. >>> uber and lyft fares could drop as much as 80% in the next ten years but it depends on what happens in the robo taxi market. it is estimated self driving taxis could be part of a $2 trillion impact by the year 2030 meaning ride hailing company kos offer services at a much teacher rate. >>> if you use a land line in the local area code you will have to dial a 1 starting next month. the change will start on june 22. you may have to reprogram fax machines and security systems to make way for the addition of the 341 area code coming to the east bay in july. >>> the movie aladdin had a big memorial day weekend at the box office. office. >> there is will smith. the live action re-make of aladdin got $112 million in ticket sales. it features remakes of songs from t

, in his first television interview about his new book, journalist and best-selling author david meredith explored his family because involvement in communism. >> that would've been the -- what would've been the years they were communists? my mother was a member of the young communist league as a young student. my father was not but he was a leftist. after he came back from the say from 1946 to 1952. >> did they like the idea of the soviet union? >> my father said he was stubborn in his ignorance. i think they liked the idea. i think my father particular and my mother to some extent was shaped by what he saw as the weremic any qualities that more obvious during the great depression, when the whole notion of capitalism was being questioned more strongly because what had happened with the collapse of that system. stubbornness in was ignoring the paranoia and murderous history of the soviet union. niss tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. announcer: c-span cities tour visited palo alto, california. we continue our look with the hoover institution to tour the hoover tower. linda: we are i

authentic brands will control the lights to market, develop, and license the brand while meredith willent this is the second time in over a year "sports illustrated" was sold last year meredith was sold. >> jamie salter, his biggest partner is shaquille o'neal. >> they also have the rights to marilyn monroe and muhammad ali. >>> amazon is reportedly shopping for space on manhattan's west side. sources is telling the "new york post" that amazon is in talks with the owners of two skyscrapers one block from penn station. that's prime real estate of course, this comes after amazon pulled the plug on plans to build its second headquarters in long island city. >> if you've been in new york's penn station lately, you'll notice one thing it's full. i wonder how the city will react if you have a few thousand more workers coming in and out of penn station every day it would be crazy. >> i think the mer chans would be happy, mass transit, and real estate owners on the jersey side would be happy it wows be easier to live over there. >> mass transit wouldn't be happy. there's no more room on the tr

. >> sunday on q&a, journalist and author david meredith and his new book, a good american family, captures the fear and paranoia of the red scare during the

in washington, mark meredith, fox news. >>> google is updating its line of virtual reality glasses. headset is called glass enterprise edition 2. it features a more powerful cpu, better camera and new artificial intelligence capabilities. they were first rollout in 2014. google stopped telling them selling them in 2050 after privacy and securitys started $ >>> ford motor company of the focused at ford headquarters in dearborn, michigan. ford says the cuts will eliminate bureaucracy and save about $6 million a year. >>> on wall street, tech stocks fell as the u.s. removed business from huawei. the dow dropped 84 points, nasdaq dropped 113 and the s&p was down 19. >>> an amazing gift of $40 million that would change the lives of an entire graduating class at this college. coming up next, the local ties to the billionaire behind the amazing donation. 2 also ahead, the rest of the company country is following hawaii and california sleep. details about the bill to raise the national smoking age. >>> download the new ktvu fox 2 weather app. the power 2 prepare. at at&t we believe in acces

meredith will still put out the magazine and run the website. back over to you guys. >> the bathing do you think it will continue? >> i say yes. it's a winner. what do you think, frank? >> if people like it. >> thanks, frank. vianey is in for kari with a look at your forecast. >> and it's going to get a lot warmer throughout the bay area. we will finally see more 70s and 80s around san francisco right now. we do have a couple of clouds lingering. what we can expect for your daytime highs and when the warmest day is expected coming up. >> watch for that, vianey. a clear view across the golden gate bridge. a little early for the morning commute. we'll see how the commute reacts. but first nbc bay area responds. >>> people make mistakes. and that includes doctors. their mistakes can be serious. you might be surprised to learn that california law does not require doctors to carry malpractice insurance. the same for dentists. the hospital or office mighnot. you havesk a doctor if he or she carries malpractice insurance. if you don't like the answer,

students meredith raymondo used a bull horn to orchestrate the protest ander passeded out fliers saying son's was racist. attorneys for the college say raymondo was monitoring the students and serving as liaison between them and the community. gibson alleges the college and dean of students interfered with the bakeryco business relationships that go back 130 years. the college says it temporarily suspended its business with gibson's to just quell a volatile situation. tucker? q >> tucker: amazing story. trace, thanks very much for that. so jacobson is a professor at cornell law school he publishes the legal publication. thanks for coming on. >> thank youeg for having me. >> tucker: i just want to be absolutely clear on the facts here. the three students accused of committing this crime entpled guilty. they admitted they did it. they admitted that there was no racism against them. and, yet, oberlin college tried to crush this business because, why? >> well, i think this was the worst of identity politics. that this was the day after donald trump's election. and may have had something to

. >> sunday on "q&a," journalist and author david meredith and his new book, "a good american family," captures the fear and paranoia of the red scare during the 1950's through the story of his family's own ordeal. sunday night at 8:00 eastern, on c-span's "q&a." >> the president and congressional democrats have agreed on $2 trillion in infrastructure programs for ands, bridges, schools, high-speed internet. here's more on some of the ideas. thosetalk about some of funding issues, eugene from the

mark meredith, thank you very much. republican congressman andy biggs of the house judiciary committee. great to see you. let's pick it up right there. attorney general barr says he should have come down one way or the other on obstruction. not ironclad. >> the way i interpreted what mueller did is he effectively came down and said we don't have a charge to file. we have no basis to say there was a crime committed. yet, he clouded up by the way they wrote the report. the statement that he made. but when mr. barr said he coud reach another conclusion from his right preeti could have said in his report, "we think a crime was committed but we don't think we can indict. that's our policy not to indict. he didn't say that. that's the problem with the mueller report in so many ways, that they implied things and they went certain ways where it they probably should have just kept their mouth shut, like we would normally in a criminal investigation. if we don't have a crime, we say, "oh, there is no crime committed here." >> har

meredith will still public the magazine "sports illustrated" was sold last january meredith acquiredrts "sport illustrate illustrated" what do you think the most it was ever worth i guess you'd have to do it in today's dollars. ten years ago what was it worth? >> a billion >> is that all >> is that a lot, you said >> is that all. >> do you u think more >> what i don't know about this transaction, it's a two-year licensing deal back to meredith. so meredith is going to produce the magazine for two more yours. the question is after two years do they produce it the swimsuit issue is clearly what this is about and the rights and image, that's whau authentic wants. >> i can attest to the swimsuit edition. we had the rights to produce it on disk. it was extraordinary we would put it on disk version. it would sell out it was a marketing event. the brand guys here are doing this deal. they've don remarkable work on marilyn monroe, taken these brands and put them on a global plat tomorrow. the problem is teams are doing this themselves. >> by the way, on the swimsuit brand, you've seen the "p

linda and meredith are characters in this broke if you prefer goldilocks metaphor there immune systemom autoimmune disorders. of their stories are both harrowing, but so common place. i was unaware until i got into this book and are to some extent until i got older and began to see what people around debate supper when it comes to autoimmune disorder how prevalent this is. it is prevalent more than it's ever been. its prevalent in part because we are aging. i have seen it more for that reason, but in particular far more prevalent in women than in men, a topic i go into the book and i think-- can you please go to the next slide-- i really am struck-- when we get to the q&a if you want they have asked me too limit the q&a for the moment , but we can talk about why women are more susceptible to autoimmune disorder, but i was really struck by how much women who have suffered in particular, but men as well historically have been kind of invisible and i seek to bring light to that topic, how the autoimmune disorders happen, but also why they can feel so invisible. they seem invisible for tw

to the centers for disease control and prevention study of 2018 birth certificate data reporter meredith wood has more on the reason behind the decline. >>for the 4th year in a row the number of women giving birth is dropping in the u s the total fertility rate reaching a record low. in fact in 2018 the number is below the level needed for a population to replace itself. the drop was consistent among all groups under 35. over there is an increase in women having babies later in life. it could be one reason doctors are seeing an increase in preterm births. the mother's age is considered a risk factor. the good news. the study did reveal the number of women getting first trimester prenatal care is up. doctors say they look at the whole range of maternal child health care as a good metric to measure overall access to care for today's health minute. i'm derek would. >>a troubling new numbers painting a picture of homelessness in the bay area why it is getting worse and not just in san francisco, but in the south bay as well. and if you are streaming a song from on the news continues during t

the anna meredith score is great, really gets into the head of its central character.onishing! when you think of it — it's13—year—old growing up facing problems that neither you or i know anything about on a first—hand level, it puts you right in the middle. i loved it. highly recommended. best dvd? the favourite is out on dvd. we should always remember that the dvd and home viewing market is enormous, particularly compared to cinemas. the favourite was a big winner at awards season, and rightly so. many people will be seeing it for the first time now. it is a historical drama, but it's the least historical drama i remember seeing. and anna meredith, who does the score for eighth grade — some of her experimental music turns up in the favourite, so the two are connected. i enjoyed that one a lot as well, also very highly recommended. thank you very much, that is it for this week. thanks for watching and goodbye. it's been a day of sunshine and showers. the skies in the western isles of scotland looked at this point today. you are not going to get showers out of those cl

stubbornness and ignorance -- paranoia and murderous history of the soviet union until later. >> david meredith, sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q&a. >> c-span's newest book, the presidents, the best and worst chief executives. it provides insight into the lives of the 44 american presidents. stories and interviews with noted presidential historians. explore the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they face, and the legacies they left behind. order your

but as part of the nontraditional deal, its current owner, the meredith corporation, will continue to publish the magazine for at least two years. they will focus on licensing sports illustrated name and branding. that's your money watch. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> this morning, lawmakers in sacramento are up against a deadline. they have until friday night to pass or reject bills that originated in each chamber. bills coming up for votes this week include forced rules for police. restrictions on rent spikes and adjustments to state labor laws to help workers in the modern day gig economy. and another bill would allow california bars to stay open until 4:00 a.m. senator scott wiener of san francisco hopes his proposal gets a warmer reception from the governor. it cleared the senate last week and is now in the assembly. >>> and former governor jerry brown vetoed a similar measure last year. he said that while businesses would need more money, the state does not need more drunk people on the streets. >>> time now, 4:42. >

eastern, in his first television interview about his new book, a good american family, david meredith exports his family's involvement in condon is him -- in communism. say my number -- my mother was a member of the communist league. my father was not. after he came back from the , 1946, to 1952. >> did they like the idea of the soviet union? >> my father was stuck in his stubbornness and endurance. i think my father, in particular and my mother to some extent were shaped by what they saw was economic inequalities during the great depression when it was being questioned more strongly. the stubbornness ignorance does not [indiscernible] until later. the department of justice held a farewell ceremony for rod rosenstein. attorney general william barr, as well as his predecessor were among those who attended the ceremony. this is 90 minutes. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please the official party to the stage.

. >> reporter: meredith vus why? >> because it might make me six. >> reporter: what they're seeing are plumes of dust from a nearby concrete plant. stratford private school, a new multi-million dollar elementary and middle school in fremont, was built right next to the plant. the process of making concrete can send microscopic chemicals into the air, which can cause respiratory problems and heart disease according to the federal government. >>> how many of you have actually seen the dust at school? all of you? >>> so when you start to see that dust in the air, what do you do? >> i just cover my mouth, but i dover here so >> reporter: their parentsow cc. o us. >> i saw the dust coming up. >> i could smell it so much. i had to close my nose. >> reporter: the parents say at first they didn't realize the concrete plabt was next door to the school. while it was being built, the parent said they thought it was one giant construction site. the plant even supplied the concrete to build the school. it wasn't until after the s

the president making his way to dc as republicans warn against impeachment talks with mark meredith inwith more on what awaits donald trump when he gets back to dc. nice to have you with us. >> reporter: the president is expected at the white house at 2:00 this afternoon. he is on his way back, that four day trip to japan meeting with japanese leaders on a number of topics including trade and north korea and had a chance to meet with us service members based overseas, the first lady recognizing memorial day on the uss wasp. the president praised service members based in japan and continued service to the country. >> reporter: >> every day the men and women of the seventh fleet live there motto, ready power for peace. we face down terrorism and render aid in the wake of devastating natural disasters and i see what you do, incredible. >> reporter: back in washington it is expected to be a fairly quiet week on capitol hill. lawmakers are not here. they are back in their districts but when they return the debate over impeachment is expected only to grow. many democrats are speaking of enco

. >> reporter: i am standing at the lake meredith bart station. just over my left shoulder here is a critical piece of the bart system. the oakland wissuee. it's an interchange of intersections that run through the east bay. the eek land wye is also the source of a trains beneath the street is so difficult in parts because of a political favor done in the early 1960s. i wanted to know, is that true? >> well, yeah, it's true. >> we got about 5,000 people. >> reporter: bart spokesman from before day 1, he says yes, the legend of the hardware turn is true. >> it's absolutely true. john coolahan was the mayor at the time. had a friend who owned a store. >> reporter: the signet hardware store. a four-story shopping extravaganza that sat on the 800 block of broadway, there since 1997. but the prime location put it right in the path of bart's original underground plans. >> coolahan objected to that and said he was gonna be opposed to bart coming in there at all unless they changed the design. >> reporter: most of the people who drew up the plans for bart

jillian: mark meredith has more on the legal fight ahead. >> reporter: the city of sutherland park near el paso. needs to stop construction because the city issued proper permits in the first place. and a cease-and-desist order against the owner of the property where the wall is being built. >> denied entry to the location and on friday the owner of the property. and an application for that area. >> the mayor says the application is not complete and never approved meaning construction must stop but people by the project says it is a misunderstanding. they received the green light to begin building. >> another official said so friday. that is when they told us to cease. >> reporter: we build the wall has been raising money for their project online, $22 million have been raised, this is u.s. customs and border patrol says 2200 people were apprehended in the el paso sector of the border monday alone. rob: us national security adviser john bolton said ships sabotaged at the united emirates coast were backed by iraq, making those comments in abu dhabi. he says there was, quote, no reason for

rob: meredith on what awaits the president when he gets to dc. >> reporter: donald trump is due backe house at 2:00 today. he makes his way back from japan after a 4-day trip. a mix of business and pleasure for the president as he met with japan's leaders, played golf and face-to-face with us service members but the president and first lady greeted servicemembers on board the uss wasp and praised their work in the region. >> you defend your homeland and our allies against missile attack with our most advanced radar and weapons systems in the world. we have equipment, missiles, rockets, tanks, planes, ships nobody in the entire world can build them like we do. >> the president is expected to return to japan in june for the g 20 summit. back here at home house democrats are facing the question. should they begin impeachment proceedings against the president. we heard from a number of lawmakers before the holiday who said they are ready to get the ball rolling on impeachment even as top democratic leaders seemed reluctant. >> it may well be a time for impeachment inquiry to begin. >> th

meredith baxter byrny. our mail box was full of messages and photos with the big yellow sunday mug.new york city toasts to being cancer-free. we all toast to that. here's the team of teachers at marlo elementary. reliably melissa figured out twitter and melinda who received our mug as an early mother's day gift. championship sunday and a happy motheree day to all the mommy out there. we have 10 games across the platforms of nbc for the first time in five years, the title will be decided on the final day. manchester city is in pole position at brighton. liverpool is chasing their at home on

mark meredith here to tell us what we are learning tonight. >> reporter: newly released records showago police were told days after jussie smollett was indicted that the case against him may not go to trial and might be settled with a finance community service. that is one of many new details coming to light after a judge ordered hundreds of police file side to the case to be made public. newly released records show chicago police, jussie smollett only hours after he claimed he was brutally assaulted by two men he claims were am aga supporters, detectives a lot of questions about jussie smollett app store including clothes worn during the attack. detectives asked about the sweater not getting dirty to which he explained they were on the ice and snow. documents released thursday number in the hundreds and go into detail about how detectives came to see jussie smollett not as a victim but as a suspect. >> news commentators and even presidential candidates waiting on something that was choreographed by an actor. >> reporter: document layout what police knew about two brothers who new ju

plans to add an adversity board to the sat that would raise social and economic background and mark meredithwill reignite the debate over race and class in college admission. >> the college board says this fall with sat results, 150 schools will receive a separate score judging an applicant's community and high school. it will consider 15 factors including economics, crime and historical makeup of the student's community. the college board's president says the information signed a white student of democrats rated resourcefulness overcoming challenges and achieving more with less. the wall street journal broke the story reporting scores range from 1-100 with higher scores signaling more hardships. trial runs have taken place at florida state and yale. >> the intensity politics run amok. they won't be aware, colleges will have access too. >> is special hopeful andrew yang says he's no fan of the standardized a tweets i will say this is the only thing that might get rich parents to move to poor neighborhoods. the people we spoke to were split when asked if this court level the playing field in

i'm meredith sera with the stop crime organization and i too have enjoyed hearing all of the different perspectives on this ordinance. and i have a slightly different perspective from the last speaker and i think that -- i wish i could see it as an opportunity for dialogue but to me the ordinance is a costly layer of bureaucracy that really does nothing to improve the safety of our citizens. and my main concern is that it's unreasonable for anyone in a public place to expect to have privacy. i mean, we live in the 21st century and everyone knows that there are cameras everywhere that you go and people's cellphone cameras and surveillance cameras. so to me this ordinance seems like a solution in search of a problem. the 2017 city survey from the office of the comptroller found that residents' feelings of safety had dropped city-wide but that people in the southeast part of the city reported feeling the least safe. and i believe that residents across the city would welcome more and not less surveillance. and in closing i'd like to ask you to please hear more concerns from the groups that

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mark meredith, great to have you with us. >> reporter: the documents were released today but we expecto learn a lot more in coming days about what chicago police and prosecutors knew about the jussie smollett case. it was january when jussie smollett said he was attacked and convicted of a hate crime. police accused him of staging the whole thing and charged him with disorderly conduct but prosecutor surprised many in march when they announced they were dropping the charges. ever since then media has tried to get access to the file. >> this is about transparency in the system and the public has a right to know what the government did here and why. >> attorneys representing jussie smollett urged the judge not to unseal the file, they were siding clients privacy, the judge disagreed writing jussie smollett, quote, voluntarily stood in front of cameras from numerous news organizations in the courthouse lobby and spoke about the case. these are not the actions of a person seeking to maintain his privacy will be left alone. sheila o'brien, retired illinois judge said she had questions about

mark meredith is reporting live. the college board says students won't see these scores. only the university admissions officers. the "wall street journal" first broke the news this morning. the adversity scores will range between 1 and 100. they will be made up of 15 factors like the crime and poverty rate from an applicant's community. admissions officers will get those scores with the sat results. schools can decide how best to use the information going forward. the college board says -- >> the scores are being rolled out gradually. florida state and yale are already getting the data. 150 more schools will get the data this fall and expect more colleges nationwide will get the information in the next year or so. ed? >> this is raising eyebrows. how will the college board get the information? >> the college board says they will get it from public data like the census and also looking at a students's particular school. see how they're performing. the high school to see how many a.p. classes are being taken at any gi

>>i'm meredith wood reporting. motion has been filed in the ghost ship warehouse trial just days before witness testimonies are set to begin why the prosecution's first witness may not be able to take the stand. >>and the state is now getting involved in the catholic church sex-abuse investigations. we have reaction from the diocese in the bay area. >>and i'm tracking an upper level low that is going to bring us some light rain chances to the bay area and the threat of >>overview how all 12 diocese in the state handle allegations of sex-abuse the request could be the first step towards a full investigation of california diocese. >>the survivors network of those abused by priests or snap spoke with kron four as noel bellow today and commented on today's development. >>a lot of survivors will say that the church's reaction has been was the most painful part of their abuse snap support coordinator melanie stucco to has worked with survivors of clerical sex-abuse for 20 years. >>advocates like her feel the catholic chu

meredith wood has the latest. >>a massive f one twister caught on camera tearing through charles city, iowa, damaging 11 structures. just one of dozens reported across several states over the holiday weekend in a relentless and deadly tornado outbreak that is showing no signs of letting up more than 170 tornadoes reported in just the last week. it's just unbelievable. >>i just can't imagine anybody. i know we've got people that are fighting. >>a state of emergency for the entire state of oklahoma that's been hit extremely hard in the past several days. >>people that are on the top floor, the hotel. >>this mass devastation in el reno caused by an 3 tornado got water still rising in the east. >>so we're not out of the woods yet it still could get worse widespread floods have swallowed entire communities. >>forcing more than a 1000 people from their homes in tulsa there's no. >>proper reaction to this and you feel everything. >>so i agree on earth would reporting. >>all rise to the 4 zone forecast weather conditions