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the shooting happened at the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street last night just before ten.an entire block was tapped off as walnut creek police investigated the scene...nearby movie goers stood by wondering what happened.after a man was shot he walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to confirm that with police. right now we're waiting to get an update from police to see where they're at in the investigation this morning. live in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news. four news. ( james ) in the east bay... a school prinicpal who was shot at his home last weekend has died. now his wife could be facing even more serous charges. "paul shatswell" died yesterday after he was placed on life support... police got a call about a domestic incident and found the 45-year

the shooting happened at the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street last night just before ten.an entire block was tapped off as walnut creek police investigated the scene...nearby movie goers stood by wondering what happened.after a man was shot he walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to confirm that with police. right now we're waiting to get an update from police to see where they're at in the investigation this morning. live in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news. ( james ) thanks sara. thanks sara. in the east bay ... charges could be upgraded for the woman charged with shooting her husband in pittsburg. "paul shatswell" died sunday after he was placed on life support... he was shot last weekend at a home on barrie drive. police got a call about a domestic

it happened on mount diablo blvd and locust street -- across the street from century theaters. the victim suffered a gunshot wound to the back... but was able to walk into kaiser's walnut creek medical center. his injuries are non life threatening. police say there are few witnesses... and that the shooting remains under investigation. (pam) in san francisco.. a woman's body was found this morning along the beach at fort funston... in the same spot, where a 22-year-old female was buried under a landslide a month ago. kron 4's charles clifford has details. around 8 monday morning the body of a female was found along the beach here at ft. funston. the remains were found about a mile north of where i'm standing here at the main parking lot of ft funston. now, the body has not yet been identified but the remains were found in the same spot where a month ago on feb. 22nd, 22 year old kyra sunshine scarlet was killed when a cliff collapsed and buried her under sand. she was walking along the beach at the time with another woman and a dog. the other woman and the dog were partially bu

are still looking for the gunman who shot a man here in the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street just before ten sunday night.police had the entire parking lot tapped off as they investigated the scene.across the street is a century theaters - movie goers stood by wondering what happened.the man who was shot walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to confirm that with police. people say this type of violent crime just doesn't happen here."oh it's really nice, i live down the street, i've never been worried about walking here."the biggest question now is was the victim targeted or was he shot at random? we have reached out to the walnut creek police - but have not heard back.in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news. four news. (grant) also in the east bay... a heads up if you're in oa

the shooting happened at the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street last night just before ten.an entire block was tapped off as walnut creek police investigated the scene...nearby movie goers stood by wondering what happened.after a man was shot he walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to confirm that with police. right now we're waiting to get an update from police to see where they're at in the investigation this morning. <"i'm just...it's completely shocking...i always feel safe walking by there."><"i believe it's a very safe place to live, but just like anywhere we do have troubles sometimes.">live in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news. ( james ) in the east bay... a school prinicpal who was shot at his home last weekend has died. now his wife could be fac

the shooting happened at the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street last night just before ten.an entire block was tapped off as walnut creek police investigated the scene...nearby movie goers stood by wondering what happened.after a man was shot he walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on ( james ) thanks sara. in the east bay ... charges could be upgraded for the woman charged with shooting her husband in pittsburg. "paul shatswell" died sunday after he was placed on life support... he was shot last weekend at a home on barrie drive. police got a call about a domestic incident and found the 45-year-old shot in the head. shatswell was a principal at pittsburg adult education center. right now --his wife 39-year-old ámaria videsá is charged with attempted murder... she is being held on 2-million dollars bail at the contra costa sheriff's office j

mount s rainerthbound route 1 at 38th street left lane still getting by the water main break. the repairs still under way. no word on whenhat will be wrapped up. 95 in virginia, 18 minutes. aaron? ♪ >>> thank you, melissa. it is 5:21 right now. still ahead, one of theseomes >>> everyone can relax, including me because i was worried. d.c.'s longestasting bald eagle couple liberty and justice e back together. oh happy day. >> sometimes that time apart really shows you how much you belong together. >>yes, it works. >> according to the earth's conservation core on saturday the two love bir were seen mating for the first time since justice left the nest unexpectedly for 18 days. while justice was gone, liberty sought out new suitors. liberty abandoned the two legs she laid just before justice disappeared, so the window for liberty to lay new eggs apparently has probably closed for the year. >> maybe they'll have another opportunity next year. >> i'm sure theyan l. they can have a good time, spend time getting to knowr each ot again. kicking this thing out of the nest. >> they need

the shooting happened at the union bank parking lot on mount diablo blvd and locust street last night just before ten.an entire block was tapped off as walnut creek police investigated the scene...nearby movie goers stood by wondering what happened.after a man was shot he walked into kaiser's walnut creek medical center with a gunshot wound to the back.his injuries are non life threatening.the odd thing is that there are very few witnesses so the circumstances that led up to the shooting are still under investigation. people on scene say the victim was robbed before being shot - but we are still trying to confirm that with police. right now we're waiting to get an update from police to see where they're at in the investigation this morning. live in walnut creek, sara stinson, kron four news. a man is in ( james ) thanks sara. ( will ) now to a big story we are following -- the valero benicia refinery contues to be shutdown shut down after heavy smoke could be seen coming from the facility. the refinery is located on second street. this has been going on since the weekend. valero says

it happened on mount diablo blvd and locust street -- across the street from century theatres. the victim suffered a gunshot wound to the back... but was able to walk into kaiser's walnut creek medical center. his injuries are non life threatening. (ken) police say there are few witnesses... and that the shooting remains under investigation. (pam) more evidence tonight.. that traffic and housing issues have more people pulling up stakes and leaving the bay area.(ken) and as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, there is also reason to believe.... that many people would be willing to pay higher taxes, if it would help to ease those issues. it turns out many of those "for sale" and "sale pendng" signs are part of a disturbbng trend. while a growing number of people are leaving the bay area to escape the high cost of living here, even more are considering it. according a new survey by the silcon valley leadership group and bay area news group, 44- percent said they were thinking about leaving says leadership group c.e.o. carl guardino.carl guardino/silicon valley leadership group

administration and some of its allies that the pressure would mount that there would be that the street protests would would put pressure on the military then around the twenty third of february the whole issue around aids being brought in through colombia and whether some venezuelan. battalions or regiments would switch side and and this would trigger a domino effect so this momentum i think has essentially passed and i think you're seeing a lot of actors we've been hearing european voices over the last few days including the spanish foreign minister saying well we expected that it would be quick we expected that things would be much faster and they haven't unfolded this way borrell the spanish foreign minister even sort of in directly blame the united states for sort of leading this initiative and sort of misleading almost europeans i mean europeans should be misled they should have their own policy but you know these this was the kind of what was being hinted at and certainly i agree that there's a lot of momentum and this coalition that bolton is calling. for instead of being streng

happened in this walnut creek bank parking lot late last night at the corner of mount diablo boulevard and locust street. by morning, the crime scene tape and police investigators were gone, and people headed into work had no idea what had happened. >> oh my god. that's terrible. >> police say it looks like it was a robbery. the victim's watch was stolen and he was shot. no arrests have been made. what a lot of people can't believe is that it happened here. >> it's very upscale. it's super safe. and somebody getting shot is unbelievable. >> for reference, this happened right across the street from walnut creek's popular movie theater. >> walnut creek is kind of -- it feels like a safer place, but it sometimes does happen. and it's scary to think that it does happen here, you know. >> some residents see this as a wake-up call to be more aware. >> i could see why that could happen in this area. because the odds that -- unfortunately, i carry too much money in my wallet. and sometimes i can become indifferent to what's happening in the community. >> as of last night, the victim was alive and was taken to t

mount diablo elementary. kids and parents often cross the street here like this woman is doing and there is no crosswalk.e was hit a neighbor rushed outside to help. >> i was holding his hand waiting for people to get his parents to come out. the school authority. and the paramedics to show up. brought out a blanket. emac paramedics and police arrived on scene. he was airlifted to the children's hospital in oakland. he will stay overnight as a caution. the police chief says the woman driving the suv stopped after the crash and will not be cited. callahan says at least five kids have been hit by cars in the past 15 years. mitchell canyon is used by big rigs headed south and morning traffic quickly backs up in that direction. kids think it's okay to cross but that are hit by cars heading north. >> this view is blocked for whatever reason. kids are popping out either running across the street or they are skittering across. >> it's a very dangerous street. i don't know if crossing guards would be the answer. i don't know what it is. i just feel horrible for parents of the kid. >>> in a statement, the school

the mount view votes to ban rvs from parking on the streets. they say more and more people are living in the rvs and there needs to be regulation. many are priced out of their homes and apartments and resort to living in the rvs. the city council is making other options available, including opening up parking spaces for a one-time four-month period starting in november. >> this is a public health and safety issue. and we have been attempting to address it. but the time had finally come to do something about it. >> the rv ban won't take effect until the city council revisits the ordinance at a future meeting. >>> 6:08 now to a today in the bay follow-up. richmond city council abandoned a plan to annex north richmond. a recent city report found the annexation would be a money loser and they assumed the process might get bogged down in protests. and a survey of residents show they don't want to be annexed. >>> rain is expected to fall on and off tomorrow. during the the first spring storm yesterday some hail hit spots so high it piled up like snow

mount hamilton. >> the rain pounded the bay area in recent weeks. it contributed a problem out on the streets, potholes as you probably know. public work crews are out trying to fill those potholes. nbc bay area joining us live from berkeley, christie smith. >> reporter: terry, this is a busy intersection of where we are at. there are potholes. there are also potholes over here. now we went to several cities today and just about every driver that we spoke to noticing more potholes or not seeing them until it was too late. the department of public works brought in crews over the weekend to work extra shift, twelve hours day, catching up with all the potholes that it opened up. they actually fallen behind with the recent rain. in the city, they focus on heavy traffic like gary boulevard and 19th avenue. >> there is plenty around the city, everywhere you go. the streets and city. >> in february, we had almost 2,000 potholes. on a typical dry month, there is about 350 potholes. >> reporter: now the potholes of course open up when water gets into the cracks and the road ways and loosen the surface

mount diablo elementary school. kids and parents ovens cross the street here like this woman is doing even though there's no crosswalkter the boy was hit, a neighbor, chris callahan, rushed outside to help. >> i was holding his hand, waiting for people to get his parents out, and the school authority and paramedics and stuff to show up. brought out a blanket. >> reporter: paramedics and police arrived on scene. william was airlifted to the children's hospital in oakland. he will stay there overnight as precaution. the clayton police chief told me the woman driving the suv stopped after the crash and will not be cited. callahan says at least five kids have been hit by cars in the past 15 years. mitchell canyon is used by big red's heading south to a quarry in morning crossing they can go that direction. get think it's okay to cross, but that are hit by cars heading north. >> this view is but for whatever particular reason. kids are popping out either running across the street or, you know, they are scootering across the street. >> it's a very dangerous screed. i don't know the crossing guard would necessarily be the a

algerian president abdulaziz beautifully but caved into mounting pressure and announced he would not seek a fifth time protesters took to the streets over the past weeks asking for his departure and cooling the political reforms. i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been and that this pave the way for a new and constructive period can solve many of our problems i believe that the young people who took to the streets in cities around the country acted responsibly which impressed people both locally and abroad we must continue and work together with this responsibility. mutual respect and ten this crisis into a constructive process. will continue to run the country for the time being he's reshuffle his government appointing his interior minister nurdin badly as prime minister and his advisor rahm tamla mamre as his deputy. the army chief general. salah retains his post. has outlined a series of steps which he hopes will shape algeria's future. such as launching a national dialogue on reforming the state's institutions and drafting a new constitution. but it's unclear if beautifully good decisio

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from the mount tam cam we do have some rain falling right now. so let's get you in with live doppler 7 to street level radar. very light showers right now from san francisco's mission street, daly city, heading into brisbane across highway 101. look at the heavier rain, though, that is falling in the east bay, from hayward to castro valley. we are picking up some rainfall rates that are about .4 an hour. be careful out there. as we track this batch of moisture going towards blackhawk at 5:33 this evening. we have light to moderate rain on the peninsula from belmont al way to woodside, portola road. you will notice half moon bay, fairway drive, we're tracking the system that is producing spottier showers in the north bay from mill valley to larkspur area. temperatures right now 50s, 60s. it may feel a bit muggy in mountain view and san jose. tomorrow scattered showers. up to a quarter inch of rain with this system. wind gusts 15 to 30 miles an hour. so hour-by-hour we go. 6:00 tonight, going into 10:00 p.m. still looking at some light rain. i think this model is definitely underdoing it. 4:00 a.m

in two words the people democratic legitimate the mount but article one or two in the constitution is not enough according to those who are in the street because if we remove the president today the people who are going to take over are not accepted by the protesters they have to be changed because they've been part of the establishment they have been part of the establishment they've been close to the president himself who is going to be removed for unfitness so who are going to replace them replacing them need a process at the carotid process that the existing one there's not something that. will apply to the people's demand so if the problem is here how can we come to a solution where the people who accept the those who are in power will also tolerate i'll let you go is there so far and how do you see it playing out now over the next you know days and weeks we have had so many major developments in the story and the last six weeks you know with with africa saying he will step down but then delaying elections the military calling for his removal they've been there's been a lot of movement and yet nothing has really changed i think th

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algerian president abdulaziz beautifully but caved into mounting pressure and announced he would not seek a fifth time protesters took to the streets over the past weeks asking for his departure and calling for political reforms. and then have it have if. i am optimistic that the voice of the people and especially young people has been and that this pave the way for a new and constructive period that can solve many of our problems i believe that the young people who took to the streets in cities around the country acted responsibly which impressed people both locally and abroad we must continue and work together with this responsibility that we call mutual respect and tend this crisis into a constructive process where our. hearts beautifully will continue to run the country for the time being he's reshuffle his government appointing his interior minister nurdin badly his prime minister and his advisor rahm tamla mamre as his deputy. with the army chief general. salah retains his post. has outlined a series of steps which he hopes will shape algeria's future. such as launching a national dialogue on reforming the state's institution

mount airstrikes in support of the kurdish troops leading the fighting. several hundred is militants are refusing to surrender. thousands of protestors in algeria have taken to the streetssignation of president abdelaziz bouteflika. they've gathered in central algiers in protest over his decision to postpone the upcoming elections. you are watching bbc news. let's return to our main story, the end of special counsel robert mueller‘s investigation into alleged collusion between russia and president donald trump's 2016 campaign. here's nick bryant on how the process unfolded and what happens next. robert mueller is one of the most talked about men in washington. but ever since this former fbi director was appointed a special counsel almost two years ago, he has not made a single public comment about his high—sta kes investigation. donald j trump! he has been looking into whether or not there was collusion between the trump campaign and the kremlin during the 2016 presidential race. did donald trump know the russians had hacked the democratic national committee and giving e—mails to wikilea ks to release? russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e

protesters have taken to the streets across algeria for the fifth friday in a rolee they are calling for the president a and the entire systetem to go. pressure has been mounting on eighty two year old abdulazeez pacifica the ailing presisident said he woululdn't be seekeking their fififth mandatete. but he plans o on holdiding on o power u until the new constitutn is formed mro maxwell reports. to find the rain and the regime. tens of thousands of algerians have gathered again to call for change. they say they would be satisfied and to let prpresident steps do. and as a radical overhaul of the establishment. the collected the whole cottage we are protesting peacefully at ease protests have been peaceful from the start and they'll stay that way said up until the thieves who have pointed out country lesions. and your room without a send me a million. hasn't been any foreign intervention. we're going to resolve it ourselves peacefully. we want a radical change you know i'm at the door. the loss to fridays have seen record numbers of protest is hitting the streets. once a rest site in algeria. president beautifully because twenty year rule has seen little public

mounting a cyber attack on the country's power grid why don't is blaming years of corruption and incompetence for the blackout today's a bow ripples from venezuela's capital caracas. freedom chanted people on the streets of caracas on tuesday they responded to opposition leader one way those calls to take to the streets once again. one of this is a social worker who says it is with any change. this situation is horrible for all social classes i only get minimum wage and we can't buy anything there's no water white i was telling venezuelans are on the right path and his popularity has been on the rise why they all went around telling venezuelans they're on the right path he's popularity has been on the rice since he declared himself into repressive and in january little did the right i mean there is mourning pain and horror with what is happening in the country we need work in strength and the darkness this regime has spread this murder i don't let them take over our hearts the biggest challenge of one way go on the opposition are facing today is to keep the pressure against the government go in people we have been talking to here say they're already struggling to make ends meet having cannot afford to

mounting a cyber attack on the country's power grid. is blaming years of corruption and incompetence for the blackouts there is about reports of. freedom chanted people on the streets of caracas on tuesday they responded to opposition leader one way those calls to take to the streets once again. one of the social worker who says any change was this situation is horrible for all social classes i only get minimum wage and we can't buy anything there's no water white i was telling venezuelans are on the right path and his popularity has been on the rise why they all went around telling venezuelans they're on the right path he's popularity has been on the rice since he declared himself into a precedent in january little did look out on it there is mourning pain and horror with what is happening in the country we need work and strength and the darkness this regime has spread this murder take over our hearts the biggest challenge of one way though on the opposition are facing today is to keep the pressure against the government to go in people we have been talking to various say that they're already struggling to make ends meet having cannot afford to be on the streets e

mounting a cyber attack on the country's power grid though he's blaming years of corruption and incompetence for the blackout that is a bow reports from venezuela's capital caracas. freedom chanted people on the streets of caracas on tuesday they responded to opposition leader one way those calls to take to the streets once again. one of the social worker who says any sleep any change was this situation is horrible for all social classes i only get minimum wage and we can't buy anything there's no water white i was telling venezuelans are on the right path and his popularity has been on the rise why they all went around telling venezuelans they're on the right path he's popularity has been on the rice since he declared himself into a precedent in january little did look at i mean there is mourning pain and horror with what is happening in the country we need work and strength and the darkness this regime has spread this murder and then take over our hearts the biggest challenge of one way though and the opposition are facing today is to keep the pressure against the government going people we have been talking to here say that they're already struggling to make ends meet having cannot afford to be on

mounting pressure to do the same. on tuesday, the chief executive of boeing reportedly spoke to president trump and assured him the aircraft is safe. the wall street journal is reporting a fix to the flight control software has been planned but was delayed for five weeks due to the recent government shutdown. we'll have more on this story after headlines. california governor gavin newsom is expected to sign an executive order today putting a moratorium on the death penalty in california. over 700 prisoners are currently on death row in california, although the state has not performed any executions in over a decade because of legal challenges to the state's lethal injection procedure. prepared remarks by governor newsom cite racial discrimination and wrongful convictions, as well as the high cost to taxpayers. the order does not abolish the death penalty in california, but would temporarily ban the practice during newsom's tenure as governor. democratic lawmakers introduced the dam and prome act tuesdaday,n imgrgratiopropopos that aims to prove e a pa to citizenshifofor upo 2.2.5 million immianants. the legislioion buds o on the existi d dreamct a

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mounting on long time autocratic president omar al-bashir to step down. the country has faced more than two months of deadly protests. today, a strike shuttered businesses and empty streets. karthoum.pital of card in canada, the crisis engulfing istin trudeau's government getting deeper. the self-avowed feminist prime minister is reeling after high-profile venal supporters jumped ship to the treasury board president and a former attorney general no longer backed government. prime minister trudeau is being criticized for efforts to stuff that corruption charges at a big construction firm. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. it is 1:00 in new york, 6:00 in london, 2:00 in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to "bloomberg markets." from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, here are the top stories on the bloomberg and around the world. an earnings bull's-eye. target reporting strong holiday earnings sale and a rosy full-year outlook. in a moment, we have an interview with chairman and ceo brian cornell. estimating the impact of the fe

street or into the storm drains. >>> turning now to the weather, boy, was it gorgeous out there. >> i love this feel of spring. a look outside from our mount tam and our san francisco exploratorium cameras. spencer christian is here. keep this coming. >> we'll try. spring actually arrives on wednesday. but it's quite spring-iked the already. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have quite an absence of crowds. only 59 here in san francisco, which is okay. 65, though, across the bay in oakland. 76 at concord right now. 77 at san jose. up in the north bay, it's 75 at santa rosa. all around the bay area right now, especially in the inland area, it is quite mild. i've got fog coming your way. it's already at the golden gate. a fog forecast, or as i like to call it, fog forecast. fog pressing inland a little bit. a little beyond the coastline. over to the bay and central valley. early tomorrow morning, we'll see the fog begin to pull bray the coastline giving us bright approaching.in the day, although it's going to bring. it fshorent. but we'll start to see the clouds from that storm moving in late tomorrow and into wednesday. and we've got som

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them of mounting a cyber attack on venezuela's power grid why those blaming years of corruption and incompetence for the blackout that i suppose has more. freedom chanted people on the streets of caracas on tuesday they responded to opposition leader one way those calls to take to the streets once again. one of his social worker who says change was this intuition is horrible for all social classes i only get minimum wage and we can't buy anything there's no water white i was telling venezuelans are on the right path and his popularity has been on the rise why they all went around telling venezuelans they're on the right path he's popularity has been on the rice since he declared himself into repressive and in january little did look out on it there was mourning pain and horror with what is happening in the country we need work and strength and the darkness this regime has spread this murder them take over our hearts the biggest challenge of one way though on the opposition are facing today is to keep the pressure against the government going people we have been talking to here say that they're already struggling to make ends meet the having cannot afford to be on the street

streets like that. i mean we have one more to show you. still there are water rescues going on in wisconsin as these folks get ready to mount a water rescue in those areas. the flooding and you can see how broad of an area it is from omaha to milwaukee to chicago, a little bit north of chicago into green bay, this flooding stays in place for days now. it's just not going to go away for awhile. the pattern is quiet. this is what we've had the last two weeks. bad weather across the nation. now look at this. when you see that nice area of high pressure settle in the middle, this is good weather across the nation for the next couple of days anyway. that's the weather around the nation. >>> and when we come back we have a warm-up in the west. it has not been that nice in areas of the west coast. and we've got some nice weather. >> it was nice here. >> it was yesterday. >> oh, my gosh. >> shockingly nice. >> people were walking around with their big puffy coats looking confused. >> i was one of those people. i had no idea what to do but appreciate it. >> don't worry. it's cold again by sunday. >> oh, great. thank you, sam. >> wah-wah. >> party

charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: another knife death as pressure mounts on the prime minister to put 10,000 police officers back on the streetstime penalty, awarded by var. the plan was to get the first goal, be in the game with five minutes to go, or ten to go, and we were. a baker's billion. greggs reports its results for last year in the next few minutes — sales expected to pass the billion pounds mark for the first time. i'll have more on that and i'll be speaking to the boss. another gold medal, another title. this is the woman everyone is talking about when it comes to british athletics. double european champion laura muir willjoin us on the sofa, as she continues to rack up the gold medals. and you will need a quick sprints today to stay warm. it is cold thanks to a strengthening wind. quite a bit of rain around for some of you through the day. i will have all the details here on breakfast. it's thursday, 7th march. our top story: a man in his 20s has become the latest victim of knife crime in the uk, after being stabbed to death in east london, as the prime minister faces growing pressure to find extra money for the p

street." that i wasn't expecting. should netflix be worried? >> not really, know, because netflix has a huge defensive mount, and it has so much content and severalribers. it is going to be very hard for apple to break down -- i think a lot of people say there are some good shows, but apple has a long way to go. much.x, thanks so alex webb from bloomberg opinion with the latest on apple, the full pay that from a hardware company to a services company is underway. this is the european open. stay with bloomberg television. lots more from westminster. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ china's president xi signs contracts with france during his visit. the u.k. parliament takes over the brexit process from prime minister theresa may. wednesday -- lawmakers vote wednesday on the next steps. good morning. good afternoon if you are watching from asia. it's tom and francine from london and new york. let's bring up the lies pictures -- the live pictures of paris. newsnk we are exiting a conference shortly between the french president emmanuel macron and the chinese president. we will look at brexit, with that movement in those amendment yesterday, leaving parliament

street. i don't know if a crossing guard would be the answer. i don't know what it is but i just feel horrible for the parents of the kids. >> in a statement the mount diablo school district says we are working with the police department to assist traffic activities to see if we need to do anything extra to see what to do. >>> the school district and police departments will be looked at to see if there are any safety measurements to be taken. >>> a survivor of the school shooting in parkland, florida has died by suicide. the family of 19-year-old sidney iole suffered from death by suicide. she was traumatized when she went to college. gofundme page has raised $60,000. >>> barbara streisand is taking heat on social media for her comments regarding the alleged sexual abuse victims of michael jackson. she says that she believes the accusations made by 36 year-old wade robson and 40 year-old james safechuck in a documentary entitled leaving never land. two men talked about their traumatic experiences with michael jackson at his mansion when they were kids but streisand says the experiencenot kill them. she said she felt bad for the children and jackson