. - [diyu] the new york code and design academy offers a summer camp and classes for teens to learn to code. and if you're worrieu need to t yo don't worry.so me bas iclis kear oe kind of helpful, and if you're worrieu need to t yo naming your files and like naming, standard naming conventions. other than that, nothing. it's pretty easy to pick up. s - [diyu] students are taught building web pages and designing mobile applications. - we've learned things like html and css, which are basically just basic little website things of how to do like basic background colors and how to post links. - [diyu] afterring that, maste susanna says students are ready to move into more en we learned ruby an how to have users like put in passwords and user names and then have the website actually check its database - they've all learned to show to buildwere correct. database driven websites. so something like twitter or facebook is all within their research once they're done with this program.g ona - i'm workinn app that allows students to basically update their grades. and the amount of time they spent

for much of new york history there are no housing codes. the main thing that dictated the shape and size of new york houses was the shape of the lot which was typically 25' x 100' which creates a very narrow type of building and the height of the buildings was dictated mostly by how much the walls could hold before the building would collapse and that is if you look at the buildings around here it is rare they are 6 stories because that seem to be as much as people imagined you could build them before they might topple over onto the building next to them. starting in the late 19th century housing codes developed and start to put in restrictions. in some ways, reformers believe that through legislation they can make immigrants lives better. and so laws are put in place that for instance will limit the number of people who can occupy a single apartment but those laws are typically flouted. that photograph of immigrant life in new york around 1890, when you go on inspection tours with the health police and find these overcrowded buildings. and

code breakers. in fbi and the nazis firing new york city -- spy ring.ican family that it is the french resistance in nazi-occupied paris. >> she had a husband and a 15-year-old son. by deciding to use 11 avenue as a place where the resistance could meet, and where intelligence was dropped, she was risking not only her life but her husband and son's life. italiane 1920's, american anarchists were tried, convicted, and executed for robbery and murder in massachusetts, despite supporting evidence. a law professor discusses the controversy inside the supreme court chamber, with an introduction by justice ruth bader ginsburg. sacco and p.m., venzetti were transferred to the death house. the governor declared they had a fair trial the boston press declare the case closed. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, historian george nash talks about herbert hoover, working voluntarily and anhout paying became international hero. the embodiment of a new force in global politics. american benevolence in the form of humanitarian aid programs. for our complete schedule go to c-

code here is 94027, atherton, home median price, 5.4 million bucks. palo alto 8, lossal toes, 9, portola 10. jeff, any idea? >> the ham tons. >> in new york. things. >> only one of us actually lives in one of those zip codes. >> which one? >> good night. >> good night. cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- viola davis. nick kroll.

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codes. >> right now, in a new york restaurant-- not far from here, in fact-- president-elect trump is having dinner with mitt romney. how did you get into the restaurant? >> we had gotten a tip, anderson, before this dinner that it was possible they could be here. and make a reservation. ( laughter ) >> stephen: yes, it's all about reservations. and i have alot of them. ( laughter ) trump and romney last night were dining at a four-star french restaurant called jean-georges. sounds fancy, but jean-georges could be french for "waffle house." and they were joined by reince priebus, who is trump's chief of staff and not, as you may think, an item on the menu. "would you care to start with some priebus? it has been lightly reince'd." ( laughter ) the billionaire of the people ordered young garlic soup with thyme and saute?ed frogs legs. i thought he said he was going to drain the swamp, not eat its contents. ( cheers and applause ) baby. >> stephen: sound good, though, sounds good. >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: here's the thing-- mitt romney at dinner with trump. no. i know mitt is up for se

. >> reporter: new york's office of emergency management declared a code blue alert to focus on helping people who can't escape the cold get inside shelters. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: an early season cold snap proving the weather is not only frightful but downright dangerous. chris klackam, nbc news. >>> you sure can't stay warm without a warm coat, that's why 3500 brand-new winter coats are being handed children today. 23450us was there today when students from thompson elementary got their free coats during an event in northwest. later today a shipment of coats will also be delivered to children at d.c. homeless shelters. the charity has provided more than 13,000 coats for at-risk and disadvantaged youngsters over the past five years. >> it's great to see them. the sad thing is though that they have to come here to get new coats. it makes you feel good, but you also know there's a lot to be done. >> as a special treat for the children, georgetown university head basketball coach john thompson stopped by and read a story to the kids. some of his players were also there to help distribute those

codes in the country right here in the bay area. looking for housing, perhaps this is not a surprise to you. property shark.com found atherton just behind sagaponic, new york. a median price nearly $5.5 million now. palo alto with the ninth most expensive zip code. >>> sacramento applied to the federal government to allow driverless cars tested on the streets. according to the sacramento business journal, supporters say it secures the capital as a key contributor to technology. the application asks for fully autonomous vehicles tested throughout downtown and across i-5 to the sacramento airport. if approved, sacramento would be one of the first urban areas in the country to test fully driverless cars. >>> now to an up date on a story we first brought you yesterday. a good samaritan sending a new menorah to a neighborhood to replace replace the one that someone stole over the weekend. it is being boxed up and overnighted from sharon, massachusetts, here to san francisco. it's a gift from engineer bogart of menorah to go. >> i thought if i can help and provide something that will turn something negative into a positive, looked like an ideal thing for me to d

new york, new york. it's on the screen now-- 10001. or you can simply write to santa claus fund, the same address and zip code. they will send you a letter. because they have the child's name and address and you can send them a gift or something. it really makes christmas-- but i want to read you some of these letters. and then we'll give them back to the post office and people will come in-- but some of them are hysterical. these are all actual letters, as you can see. look at some of the stuff they write on here. this is-- i'm not going to give you any last names. here's one from andrew. "dear santa, so what's the story?" [ laughter ] >> right to the point. >> "so what's the story? i gave my father a letter to mail you and i hadn't heard from you. this time you better answer or i'll do terrible things to you. understand? [ laughter ] now, i want lots of toys this christmas and no junk-- good stuff. [ laughter ] also, give lots of things to my good buddy, john." and signed, andrew. but i loved that. "so what's the story?" >> "what's the story?" >> "understand?" >> here's one from antonella-- little neck, new

for much of, for much of new york's history, there is, there are no, there are no housing codes, and ow, with the, the main thing that dictated shape and size of new york houses was shape of the lot which was typically 25 feet by 100 feet which create this is very narrow type of building. and then, the height of the buildings was dictated mostly by how much the walls could hold before the building would collapse. that is why, you look at most of the buildings around here, and rare that they're higher than six stories. that seemed to be as much as people imagined you could build them before they might topple over on to the building next to them. but, starting the late 19th century, housing codes develop. and start to put in restrictions and, so in some way, and reformers believed that legislation they believe they can make immigrants lives better. laws are put in place for instance, limit number of people who can occupy a single apartment or certain amount of space. but those laws are typically flouted. some of jacob reese's best photographs of immigrant life in new york around 1890, h

new york. leaders of facebook, google, apple, and oracle, will be among a group of a dozen at the mealed meeting, expected to talk about tax codes regulations regulatie deals. >> in the new california law that could result in a statewide votage of bilingual teachers. >> the wild rescue in a middle of a quiet bay area neighborhood. those stories and more when we come >> tomorrow a major change is coming to drinking water in san jose. it is the biggest city without fluoride added to the water. a 1995 california state law requires water providers to add fluoride. supporters say it reduces tooth decay in children. critics believe it's not safe. >>> a new california law could make the state's already high teacher shortage worse. proposition 58 ends english-only teaching in public cools. advocates say it allows bilingual education to help with learning and give some children help with complicated concepts in math and science from a teacher who speaks their own language. the problem is california doesn't have enough bilingual education teachers to go around. >> we'll have a tremendous teacher shortage in bilingual education once we sta

new york. leaders of facebook, google, apple, and oracle, will be among a group of a dozen at the mealed meeting, expected to talk about tax codes regulations regulatie deals. >> in the new california law that could result in a statewide votage of bilingual teachers. >> the wild rescue in a middle of a quiet bay area neighborhood. neighborhood. th from now until the end of the year, shopping at small businesses could be even more rewarding. because, when you shop small with your eligible american express card, you could get two times the rewards. so support the businesses that make your town a community. the people who make your community, home those insiders, with the inside knowledge, those friends with a welcome smile. and you could get twice the rewards. learn more and enroll online today at americanexpress.com get out... get together and shop small. >> tomorrow a major change is coming to drinking water in san jose. it is the biggest city without fluoride added to the water. a 1995 california state law requires water providers to add fluoride. supporters say it reduces tooth decay in children. critics believe it's not safe.

code here is 94027, atherton, home median price, 5.4 million bucks. palo alto 8, lossal toes, 9, portola 10. jeff, any idea? >> the ham tons. >> in new york. he knows those types of things. >> only one of us actually lives in one of those zip codes. >> which one? >> good night. >> good night. cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- viola davis. nick kroll. chef daniel humm. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 596! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, oh! welcome, everybody! welcome, welcome, welcome! [ cheers ] welcome in the back! welcome all the way up in the back! welcome to the "tonight show." this is it, baby. [ cheers and applause ] this is it. this is the show. you're all here. you all made it. thank you very, very much. welcome. this is what everyone is talking about. of course, you guys, christmas is almost here. this is great. [ cheers and applause ] and donald trump loves christmas. [ light laughter ] yeah, 'cause it's

new york city. those particular numbers, we knew associated with cuban espionage. and our suspicion were that she was punching in codesigits. we knew she was communicating with a pager and sending signals that told us she was still active. we saw her making all these pay phone calls. the timing of which ambassadcou transported and before montes was identifying as a suspect, we knew the cubans were communicating by a high frequency would not have picked up using a short rage. the cubans would send a message on a tuesday and repeat it again on thursday and saturday. we knew that communicating to the cubans of the high frequency messages requiring encryption and decryption disks. they were encrypted messages that no one else could read unless you have the matching software that the cubans gave to their agents. in order to catch her in the act, we knew we had to get her in her home. she live inside a 30 tenant ownership building so a huge challenge for us to get in her apartment without getting detected. our surveillance of her taught us that she had a boyfriend. her boyfriend lives out of town in florida. her traveling t

new york. he's almost fair when three soldiers stepped out of their early in the morning shadows one has a haitian code and he assumes they are british. he's happy to see them. one escaped from new york using the jacket as a disguise. it was that close to happening. it would take several days for all of this ticket to washington and arnold through a variety of reasons. arnold would escape and a ban on trade would ultimately as a spy. thank you very much. [applause]

new york. leaders from facebook, google, apple, tesla and oracle will be at the meeting. they'll talk about tax codes, regulations and trade deals. >>> another bombing, this one at an orthodox christian church in cairo killed 22 people. egypt's official news agency says a bomb was lobbed into a chapel. the second deadly attack to hit the capital in two day. on friday six policemen were killed in a bomb attack. there's no immediate claim of responsibility for today's attack which bore the hallmarks of islamic militants who have been fighting the government. >>> turkey is observing a national day of mourning after two terrorist bombings there. the explosions in istanbul killed 38 people and wounded 155 others near a soccer stadium. investigators say most killed were police officers. a turkey-based kurdish militant group claimed responsibility for last night's attack. >>> a massive snowstorm in the midwest has grounded flights and caused school cancellations. 175 million people have been affected but chicago is taking the brunt of the storm. richard cantu has more. >> reporter: how is chicago weathering

new york time -- 9:00 a.m., new york time. cannb is betting they survive there. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it is no secret that tech engineers and employees with coding skills are demand and was that demand, engineering academies have become more prevalent but some graduates are finding themselves in debt and unprepared for tech jobs due to the lack of skills taught and duped by their institution. the regulator that oversees coding in california has five schools, including one, called coding house. they have filed an appeal and suspended the program. check out sermon by -- sarah mcbride's full-featured on bloomberg.com. just this year, airbnb teamed up with four chinese cities to allow service in those hotspots. they started storing data relevant to its china operations, and early moved to comply with the national law due to take effect next summer. question remains, can they compete against china's home sharing market? the home sharing market is joining me now, lulu chen. think is a much for joining us. tell us exactly how b&b has been quietly plotting its strategy in china and striking deals with the chinese government. right, they have been pretty patient so

new york, new york. it's on the screen now-- 10001. or you can simply the same address and zip code. they will send you a letter. because they have the child's name and address and you can send them a gift or something. it really makes christmas-- but i want to read you some of these letters. and then we'll give them back to the post office and people will come in-- but some of them are hysterical. these are all actual letters, as you can see. look at some of the stuff they write on here. this is-- i'm not going to give you any last names. here's one from andrew. "dear santa, so what's the story?" [ laughter ] >> right to the point. >> "so what's the story? i gave my father a letter to mail you and i hadn't heard from you. this time you better answer or i'll do terrible things to you. understand? [ laughter ] now, i want lots of toys this christmas and no junk-- good stuff. [ laughter ] also, give lots of things to my good buddy, john." and signed, andrew. but i loved that. "so what's the story?" >> "what's the story?" [ laughter ] >> "understand?" >> here's one from antonella-- litt

how do you get kids who code to go work there versus san francisco or new york? >> there's a great example of google. it was an investment in the right kind of technical skills but for every one tech job created, four other jobs in the service industry are created. so one of the myths in my district, people feel like it's all tech jobs. tech jobs are just 20%. it's creating 4 to 5 other jobs. we need to create that same type of multiplier effect in middle america. >> anice, take us inside the room, these titans of industry. what are they likely to say to him? what is he likely to say to them? >> we hope this is the deal maker trump in the room and he might raise the question, if we do tax reform and allow you to bring back a lot of your cash that's held overseas, how might you reinvest that cash to create jobs all across the country? you might see a discussion about trade deals that say if we're going to think about ways to change the model, how might we emphasize protections for u.s. tech industry that are facing nontariff trade barriers when they ship services

new york. he was lonld with other trainee spies and taught how to use a radio key to tap out messages in morse code and instructed in the use of a special camera to reproduce blueprints or documents on to a postage stamp sized microphotograph. schooled in a cipher system based on the letter arrangements of a particular page which would change each day in the british edition of rachel field's best selling historical romance "all this and heaven, too" which was made into a movie. the book is was unreadable. i couldn't get through two or three pages. the cipher system which i explained in a page and a half was probably the hardest thing for me to figure out since this is not my specialty. many of you would probably pick it up very easily. siebold was provided with addresses of mail drops in shanghai, sao paulo and portugal and was christened with the code fame tramp, a clear acknowledgement of his footloose life up until then and he was told to conduct business in new york as harry sawyer who was -- my supposition is that he was related to tom sawyer and mr. ritter had read his mark twain when he live

new york. here's what's happening this morning. right now, new reports of a russian hack targeting a u.s. utility. according to washington post, a malware code associated with a russian hacking campaign was found in a laptop at a vermont electric company. it is unclear what the intention was or when the code was entered into the computer. the post cited a senior obama administration official among its sources say who say the russians did not actively use the code to disrupt utility operations. nbc's hans nichols is at the white house with more on this. hans, any word from u.s. officials about this latest possible threat? >> there has been no comment from the department of homeland security, which would have jurisdiction on this. the president obviously vacationing in hawaii. just probably sleeping in the middle of the night wondering how they're going to spend their new year's da here's what we know, we have confirmation there was some sort of breach from the utility company. but what we know is that on thursday when the president announced the sanctions, namely against those four individuals, part of that includes something called this join

codes in the country here in the bay area. looking for housing perhaps this isn't coming as a surprise to you. property shark at no time come found atherson is just beind new york. the median price for a home there is nearly $5.5 million. palo alto is with the eighth most expensive zip code. >>> sacramento is an applying to federal government for driverless cars to be tested on the streets. according to the sacramento business journal, supporters say it secures the capital as a key contributor to tech. if an approved, sacramento would be one of the first urban areas in the country to test fully driverless cars. >> the things on top of the cars look funny to me seeing them. >> maybe they'll be common place eventually. right? >> we have a check of the weather. hi there, lisa. >> good morning to you. clear conditions. and we're looking at sub freezing temperatures again. inland east bay and north bay. low 30s for lafayette. 30 in dublin. good morning, pleasanton. the rest of the bay area, cold. 30 santa rosa. napa at freezing. san francisco and on the coast, not so bad. peninsula, 37. used to that? i don't think so. today will be a warmer day for everyone. probabl

new york. >> social justice -- >> social justice -- >> social justice. john: social justice, something leftists talk about. >> social justice is code for good things no oneeeds to argue for, and no one dare be against. >> save the whales. >> gays in the military now! >> free nelson mandela. >> they freed him already. john: what's the enemy of social justice? >> capitalism is really what is the oppressive force. john: so what must people do? >> spread those resources. john: when that's tried,eople have to wait in endless lines for their social justice. >> [inaudible] john: social

readable to me and i cannot understand it so to get the source code for the algorithm i should say the reason i thought about it is "the new york post" had the information act request it had successfully got all the teachers scores so they publish it. but if they can get their scores, it makes sense. i was denied and then i contacted somebody at the institute that built the score and they said i would never again because they had a contract with the city of new york. this was to say secret from officials in the department of education so they cannot explain how they are being scored. >> part of the book is the argument i thought maybe you could give us an overview on that because you are building these for a while then he became the enemy of the finance. >> joining up by paul street is probably not something you're hedge fund would have smiled upon. i joined by hedge fund in early 2007 and headed straight into the crisis. i was really disillusioned very quickly because the people i thought were experts really didn't seem to know much about what was going on. i understood perfectly that they didn't see it that much better than i

code enforcement, with more fire investigators. gallo has also been trying to follow the lead of other big cities. "we're looking at what new york city has done already - way ahead of us - a live work policy. i just recently paid attention to what la has done." "long after the group of marchers left with the drums, and after the dancing was done, there was still a small group of people that stayed around to add flowers to the memorial here in front of the warehouse. in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news." >> catherine:the fire has prompted a lot of questions about what the tragedy will mean for the city of oakland in the long term. there's already pressure on city officials to keep this from happening again. while owners and residents at other warehouses are worried that they could have their lives upended. today kron 4's charles clifford talked to a prominent east bay defense attorney. who says there are lots of people worried about their futures. our coverage of the oakland ghost ship fire continues on kron4-dot-com. we have the names of all 36 victims posted online. and a timeline to the events. three's also a link to whe

new york. >> social justice -- >> social justice -- >> social justice. john: social justice, something leftists talk about. >> social justice is code for good things no one needs to argue for, and no one dare be against. >> save the whales. >> gays in the military now! >> free nelson mandela. >> they freed him already. john: what's the enemy of social justice? >> capitalism is really what is the oppressive force. john: so what must people do? >> spread those resources. john: when that's tried,eople have to wait in endless lines for their social justice. >> [inaudible] john: social justice -- >> if we don't get it -- john: that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> and now, john stossel. john: are you for social justice? i want to say i am because if i'm not, wouldn't that mean i'm for social injustice? that sounds terrible. it's why social justice is such a powerful slogan. it usually means, well, i'm not clear exactly what it means. it can mean so many things. jonah goldberg explains that in this video for prager university. >> ask ten lib calls to tell you -- liberals to tell you what they mean by social justice, and you'll get ten different answers. that's becau

code violations last month but had not been able to get inside the building. investigators have not determined the exact cause of the fire. >>> muriel bowser will travel to new york city to meet with president-elect donald trump. today trump announced a former rival as the newest cabinet member and spent the day holding meetings at trump tower as he prepares to move to the white house. kenneth craig reports. >> reporter: former vice president al gore visited trump tower to discuss climate change with the baca trump. lengthy a very productive's session with the president- elect. it was a sincere search for areas of common ground.>> reporter: other notable visitors were peter teal, debra wong yang the u.s. attorney for central california and former florida congressman allen west. >> we talked about national security issues and how i can continue to serve >> reporter: monday morning he tweeted he picked ben carson to be the new secretary for housing and urban development. >> we're excited to have dr. carson as our intended nominee for housing and urban development. >> reporter: the president- elect is expanding his search for secretary of state a new names include c

new york time. --ing up, bloomberg may have this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: it is no secret that tech engineers and employees with coding skills are in high demand, and demand, profit -- but some graduates are finding themselves in debt and .nprepared for tech jobs they feel duped by their educational institutions. the regulator that oversees coding in california has find schools-- fined including one called coding house. they have appealed. we have this full story at bloomberg.com. airbnb is working with industry officials to build up its business in china. they teamed up with for chinese cities to allow the service in hotspots. staring --o started storing information relevant to them. while working with the company's regulators will help them, the question remains, can they compete against chinese home sharing market? joining me from hong kong, lulu chen. how airbnbctly about has been quietly plotting its strategy in china and striking deals with the chinese government. they have been pretty patient in terms of expansion in china. not like uber, where they rushed in. in terms of what airbnb is doing, they're looking for a ceo in the country. rememb

new york. median price for a home near nearly $5.5 million. palo alto with the eighth most expensive zip codelied to the federal government to allow driverless cars to be tested on its streets. according to the sacramento business journal, supporters say this would secure the capital as a key contributor to technology. the application asks for fully autonomous vehicles to be tested throughout downtown and across i-5 to the sacramento airport. if approved, sacramento would be one of the first urban areas in the country to test fully driverless cars. >>> holiday season, one for the record books for amazon. >> jane king is live at the nasdaq with that story and more. good morning, jane. >> good morning. yes, amazon had the best holiday season ever. and the retail giant had some fun detailing how great it was. the voice controlled echo dot was the top selling item following by the stick and then the echo regular size. tvs very popular. customers bought enough to reach the top of everest more than nine times. a factory with a lifeline of panasonic funneling $260 million into the solar panel factor

eastern on world war ii spies and code breakers, the f.b.i. new yorkring in city and an american family who aided the french resistance in paris. upied >> the decision to join the resistance was a serious one, a husband, he had ackson, and a 15-year-old son, f philip jackson. place ding to use this where the resistance could meet and intelligence was dropped, he was risking not only her life, but her husband and her son's life. >> a little after 5, in the 1920s, italian-american ctivists were tried, convicted and executed for robbery and murder in massachusetts, despite evidence.f supporting law professor brad snyder inside the e case supreme court chamber with ginsburg.ons by were co-and venvetti transferred to the death house. had ommittee declared they a fair trial. the boston press declared the case closed. 8, on the presidency, historian george nash talks hoover's bert humanitarian efforts. hov -- hoover became an international hero, embodiment f a new force in global politics. american benevolence in the form programs.tarian aide >> for complete

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wasteland and through this, he would make his way to new york and he is almost there when the three soldiers stepped out of the shadows and one has a code assume they are british. he is really happy to see them and they said it turns out he's an american and these are the militia men using this jacket as a disguise and that is the unraveling of the plot. it would take several days for all of this to get to washington and arnold for a variety of reasons. thank you very much. [applause] and look on the front page. on the left side are all the hearings in the presidential events of the day and then right underneath that on the left-hand side is the link that says recent events and they appear in the order they were on the network. you can search for a person's name. they have pages that contain all their video and on that page is a search box lets say you want sheila jackson lee and then you put in a word they talked about, climate change. >> members will receive the signatures and statements of those demanding this body supports the clean power plants. >> they talked about iraq. put in those words and it will get you to that particular sm

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