nile: i think a second referendum would be a bad idea.uld be a slap in the face to the 17.4 million britons who already voted to leave the eu, and that demratic position has to be respected by parliament. i would say that if britain manages to get out of the eu, and i think it will do so eventually, britain e a tremendous force on the world stage, especially standing alongside the united states. and i think that the british economy is doing very well, foreign direct investment is flowing to the u.k. s. fdi into britain itself, 20% in 2017. the long-term outlook y good. just provided britain can getou of the eu altogether, which would be a very good thing. laura: and yet britain has not yet left the eu. would you say that the outlookoo is heather: economically we have seen an incredible amount ofbe softeninuse of this uncertainty. u.s. companies are making a lot of contingency plans, as are global companies. i agree with nile on one hand in that when there is clarity and people can make deciand the u.k. can start seeing opportunities rathe

was a river nile egypt was just a desert.that's a for me it was out me it was my life will be just. made me fear that this lifeline will be cut when the grand ethiopian renaissance is completed upriver leaving less water for egypt irrigation is if you stop irrigating. salty water will get up and it will be effect and you will be affected for many years if you keep growing you won't have any problems if you stop have no water for about a fire you will have a problem. here in the nile delta there are a wide canals and water seems plentiful. but many people take the river for granted. the waterways a field with rubbish. although egypt ready faces water shortages families often use an ancient between efficient irrigation method they completely flood their fields. husain else cranks up his water pump. experts say this old fashioned myth that if you're a geisha ends up wasting too much water. one solution would be to teach families like us on how to conserve water shortages in the summer months are nothing new but the ethiopian deb

the organization sponsors a farm school in the nile delta.egypt's population is growing rapidly adding two million people every year that's a huge challenge for families who have to learn to grow more food with less force. you don't become not just any drop in water levels will have an impact whether it's because of the dam population growth or climate change it will affect the soil and farmers have to learn to deal with that in order to secure the future and so i think we have we need to get more more more of everything more house a more food more water. so less water was the same equation will be that's true for. most of egypt is desert. one way to irrigate the land used for farming efficiently would be to use modern drip irrigation methods. some local farmers alluding to implement this technique. achmed the agricultural consultant checks on their progress but some still have worries. or. care. at the moment egypt imports around sixty percent of its food but the country can't afford even more expensive imports to compensate production losse

here in the nile delta canals and water seems plentiful.but maybe people take the river for granted. the waterways a field with rubbish. although egypt already faces washes shortages families often use an ancient but in efficient irrigation method they completely flood the fields. cranks up his water. experts say this old fashioned myth that if you're a geisha ends up wasting too much water. one solution would be to teach farmers like hassan how you can. so water shortages in the summer months are nothing new but the ethiopian death has become a convenient scapegoat. for the dam is already having an impact on this canal used to be fall and i didn't need a pump. there's clearly less water now. most of the. kids to neiman is from the german development agency g.i.c. the organization sponsors a farm school in the nile delta. egypt's population is growing rapidly adding two million people every year that's a huge challenge for families who have to learn to grow more food with less force. you don't become not just any drop in water levels will h

here in niles. gayle ong, kron4 news."> (robin) six people were hurt when a car drove into a starbucks on travis air force base. a base spokesperson says the car drove into the coffee shop just at the base mini mall. six people including the driver were taken to the hospital... we still don't know what caused the crash. (robin) police in san francisco are searching for a man who robbed a bank in the richmond district wednesday afternoon. the robbery happened in the 55-hundred block of geary boulevard. the suspect approached the teller and demanded money. he also went to a second teller and demaned more money. police say no weapon was seen in on the suspect... and have not released any descriptions of the suspect. (robin) in the north bay -- four people are charged in santa rosa in connection to a gang-related robbery investigators say -- the victim called the sheriff's office around 10 last night saying he had been robbed on moorland avenue near west robles avenue. police say... the victim was walking down the street when

nile, good to see you. >> boeing extending losses.et'slet's go to susan li live n laguardia in new york. more airlines and countries are grounding the 737 max planes. reporter: we're here at laguardia airport taking a temperature check of passengers set to get on 737 max flights. southwest, american airlines, some of the last few around the world to still fly the plane. we today of course had the european union joining likes of china, singapore, australia, indonesia, some countries that have banned the plane from the airspace or completely grounded the plane from any usage until there is some further updates, software updates from boeing. airlines have stopped using the plane as well. that includes airlines in latin america, south africa. here in north america as well. there is 300, 737 maxes in operation. with the ground halt most of those are taken out of service except here in the u.s. talking to people getting on the 737 maxs, a few were surprised they were still in the air and part of the flight they stepped on. if some found out

rick: we have to leave it their niles stand iryoish thank you.ext president alex lepresidentialalelection is morr away in 2020. >> president trump wants to make america great again. democrat want to make earth temperature drop. >> your planet is in peril. >> it will cause more forest fires, fore flooding. in various places, more drought. >> no reason in 2025 all of north america cannot get half of electricity from nonpollutes sources. >> but president trump will push on with pipelines and he is not sold on alternative energy. >> if it doesn't blow, you can forget about television for that night, i am sorry the wind is not blowing. reporter: democrat hope to that will trump proposing a dramatic change to health insurance offered by the government. >> we must pass medicare for all. >> we will mass pass a medicarr all single payer program. >> i believe a singl single payr environment. >> we have a chance of killing obamacare. we almost did it but somebody unfortunately surprised us with. we'll do it a different way. >> the sides are split on preside

neil: that is well-put, nile. so glad i had you. thank you my friend, nile gardiner.atch the vote going on this parliament today. i do want to preface without everyone losing their heads going nuts, this will be a vote saying do we want to cut our losses stick to the march 29th deadline to see what happens? the fact of the matter there are some legitimate fierce if you're ex-britain pat in one of european countries maybe you have a little more administrative problem getting back to your own country or through those other countries there is concern for disruption on that front, trade front what matters, what got brussels very worried the brits in the end might go through with all of this. britain does this, others will be tempted to follow. britain does this, wakes up to see that the sun comes up, light goes on, other countries who are similarly dissuaded by the whole cozy notion of a one european continent all under the same currency, all doing the same thing, will welcome it. that is why brussels was worried. that is why the european community is worried. why you hav

that means that below the surface the north nile and conflict has still not been settled. one of the militant groups has agreed to a rare interview we had directed to a sleepy town somewhere in the countryside these members of the republican sinn fein party say that breaks it would actually help them in their cause for. the president. you know. for the unification of. these radical republicans may not be alone in thinking that unification of violence is business that should be finished lynch a things the ongoing breaks a debate has made the prospect of a united ireland an increasingly realistic one even for moderates. analysis has brought to the conclusion that once britain leaves the e.u. europe will have to deal with the question of irish unification. one of germany's greatest and longest serving film directors turns eighty this weekend he's probably best known internationally for became the most important film made in post-war west germany the ten drama. in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine. made cinema history with the tin drum the nazi era story of young oscar wh

the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked about bad hospital for all their medical needs they were destroyed or most of the infrastructures which are in are. almost always including little was stored. in the presence of you know visions of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed. jewing sierra leone's civil war nigerian forces were deployed to protect civilians instead some turned on the population in plain sight of a journalist camera the piece is named to. where the supreme peacekeeping force their last approach complete eighteen years on using his harrowing images international lawyers seek justice for those slaughtered by their guardians peace kilis on al-jazeera. gathering their forces the power struggle. you're watching from headquarters and. also ahead the fighter jet at the center of germany's tug of war with european allies over sending arms to saudi arabia. refused to cave in but there's a warning from algeria as army chief for the people who want the president t

pierre—emerick aubamenyang scored twice as the gunners won the 2nd leg 3—0, with ainsley maitland—nileswent through 4—3 on aggregate. this comeback was very difficult, but i think our action was very good action from all players. and the playing under pressure is good, playing under pressure is good, playing under pressure is good, playing under pressure, going up under pressure, playing like a team and in the difficult moment to give us oui’ and in the difficult moment to give us our best performance in this moment. elsewhere, three time winners inter milan went out, losing their second leg 1—0 at home to eintracht frankfurt. napoli went through, despite losing the second leg in austria against salzburg. benfica needed extra time to see off dinamo zagreb, with villarreal and valencia meaning two spanish teams qualify for friday's quarterfinal draw. onto tennis, where belinda bencic has moved through to the semi—finals at indian wells with a three set victory over fifth seed, karolina pliskova. it's a 12th successive win for the 22—year—old swiss, who knocked out former champion naomi o

here in niles. gayle ong, kron4 news."> check your freezer this morning.ood product for many families is being recalled. tyson foods says 69-thousand pounds of chicken strip products could have possible pieces of metal. you can see the products on your screen. they were produced on november 30th, 2018... and sold in 25 ounce plastic bags. there have not been any reports of illness or injury. if you have them in your freezer, throw them away or return them to the store you return them to the store you bought them from. problems continue to mount for facebook. the company is admitting that it failed to properly protect the passwords of millions of its users. facebook says the passwords were stored in an internal database that its workers were able to access. the company has not said how long the passwords were stored in such a manner. but noted the issue was discovered back in january during a security review. the company says it will notify facebook and instagram users if their passwords were affected. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... detai

the country along ethnic lines two hundred thousand people most of them refugees from sudan's blue nile state even this remote town and looked to be a bad hospital for all their medical needs they would has destroyed almost the infrastructure which are especially in the. almost all the way including my littles of stewart living there in the process of who you know vision of the mother to walk into the city that they're supposed to. a three year investigation into the program i've been in florida this week and got to really. reveal secrets so you want to put messaging out there that have people outraged you know mad internet and some don't want to expose stanny and legacy media love mass shootings. next week my al-jazeera investigations houses sell a massacre on al-jazeera. continues. to live. with. documentary. revisiting. we're going back to a poor. come together in an annual competition. with the top stories here on the al-jazeera main opposition party says it will form a coalition with other parties following sunday's election the leader of the parties that are. made the announcement

bridge. >>> the city council will vote today to give an extra 2.5 million for the now complete niles boulevard bridge. there's been ongoing costs that are raking up since the construction wrapped up earlier this. it was megged for a seismic retrofit, but the construction faced major delays. clocking in at about $12 million so far. >>> also happening today in fremont, no more bikeshare program. lime has pulled out. last month the company told the city it is no longer providing shared bikes, instead only focusing on e-scooter, so today city council members will officially reject all the other protocols. they received proposals because they apparently did not meet the requirements. >>> new this morning, at least 20 states are now suing the trump administration over the controversial abortion rule, as we reported yesterday, california was the first to file suit. a lawsuit claims that the trump administration is setting up obstacles for women seeking abortions. this is the issue, a new family planning rules prevex taxpayer-funded clinics to even mention he abortion to its patients kris to

singer went to niles west high school and graduated in 1978.urrent students going through the college application process are finding themselves at a loss for words. >> it was just a really weird feeling. that's really hard to be described because it is not like happy or sad. it is just sort of like, what are the odds? >> i just thought it was kind of odd and ironic that he went to niles west. >> charges against you -- >> the students say singer does not represent their school and there are other alumni who have done positive things. more than a dozen colleges were named in the indictment. >>> some coast guard families are paying it forward this weekend. several showed up at the san francisco marin food bank in san rafael to sort food. you may remember during the government shutdown the same food bank helped the families by opening its pan try and holding a food drive. organizers from the coast guard say the bank was there when they were in need and now it is their turn to give back. >>> tonight's jackpot stands at nearly a half billion dollars

this time, he was the creator, leaving niles as the finisher.cided there was more, and they not impressed. pleasure nearly turned to pleasure in the second half, and by the end, they couldn't beat the post. but then it runs‘s race was run as he found 0bama young for his second of the night. although he amassed his face, arsenal'sjoy second of the night. although he amassed his face, arsenal's joy was plain to see as the quarterfinals back in. emre has won this trophy three times before, and with performances like that, it could well have been four. craig templeton, bbc news. as for chelsea, they went into their second leg tie with a 3—0 lead. so they had every reason to feel confident of qualification this evening. and that confidence showed as they ran riot in kiev to claim an emphatic 5—0 victory and a place in the quarterfinals. sid kohli was watching. an intimidating atmosphere awaited chelsea in key. but a rampant first half performance filled them with confidence. he lost his cheek on the glass. and a sign of things to come after nearly tw

making way for another niles spring-like day across the bay area. what is going on? >> two? a row? >> i know. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >> how is it looking out er>> w pleasant day ahead. the temperatures not as chilly, but still some 30s on the map. santa cruz 39, 47 in haywar mountain view. up to the north bay, 41 for santa rosa. 47 for san francisco. if you're wondering about the winds we're still expecting windy conditions, but mainly in the hilltop areas. we will see these winds begin to diminish. by the afternoon they won't be as strong as some of the areas yesterday. as far as your temperatures go, we're tracking some spring-like temperatures. first a check of the roads with mike. >> not a lot in store on the roadways. we have a smooth flow of traffic. 580 where thof not folks will end up, there's a crash charo. the issuebmw met with a big rig. they're attached right now. there are no injuries reported and no lanes block. i'm tracking it because there's a curious case there. no problems through dublin, guys. back to you. >>> thank

here in niles. gayle ong, kron4 news."> (ken) the florida man accused of sending mail bombs to prominent democrats and cnn offices pleaded guilty in new york federal court today. cesar sayoc pleaded guilty to dozens of counts including mailing explosives with intent to kill and using weapons of mass destruction. he apologized in court -- saying he knew the actions were wrong and he's "truly sorry." he sent more than a dozen mail bombs to cnn, barack obama, hillary clinton, and one found in burlingame addresed to democratic activist tom steyer. none of the devices went off and no one was hurt. f-b-i agents arrested sayoc in florida after a sayoc in florida after a four-day, nationwide hunt. (justine) a big story tonight... president trump signed an executive order today tying federal grant money to the issue of free speech on college campuses. (ken) but many see it as a mostly symbolic gesture to the president's more conservative base. our grant lodes is here with the details. grant? (grant) the president was following up

niles, go back and how you have to think about it, the s&p with the eighth worst start in history andnse. one of the ones close to that when pearl harbor was bombed and then the great depression. things are bad, not that bad likewise, look at the recent rally and, you know, if you look at that graphic you hopefully have up on the screen what you will see is that there's only five bounces that are greater than this in magnitude back to the 1930s and a bunch of these are when you had the oil embargo, great depression, et cetera so, this bounce also seems excessive an not coming off of events like that so for me, you give back a week's worth of gains as you talked about earlier not that big of a deal i think the bigger deal is the fundamentals, you know, guys like nike that came out and that's what should worry you a lot more if you're a fundamental investor. >> maybe the reaction for nike more than the fundamentals, dan. i'm just looking through technology which got wrecked today and obviously on a roll so far this year. are you finding more opportunities to go long or to go short withi

here in niles. gayle ong, kron4 news."> (jw) a domestic violence case that critically injured a pittsburg principal. ápaul shatswellá remains on life support after police say -- he was shot by his wife over the weekend. his wife -- ámaria videsá appeared at áthisá court today. we were ánotá allowed inside with a camera.. vides is charged with attempted willful deliberate and pre-mediated murder. special allegations have been added for using a firearm and causing shatwell to become comatose. vides did not enter a plea... this was due to the fact that the charges may be amended in the coming week -- áifá shatswell dies. vides is expected to be back in court on march9th and enter a ánotá guilty plea. (jw) police in san francisco are questioning a 56-year-old man tonight after a deadly stabbing in fisherman's wharf. officers say -- they arrestd ábruce penná yesterday after finding 44-year-old ábrook petty johná on the sidewalk. john was taken to the hospital but died from his injuries. investigators are trying to figure out á

dan, thanks for joining us dan niles of alpha one partners. breaking news. >>> let's go to philip lebeau on boeing what do you know >> kelly, earlier today, the president sent out a couple of tweets regarding the complexity of airplanes nowadays and basically the question, are airplanes too complex? shortly after those sent out, we have confirmed that the president did have a conversation with boeing ceo dennis mullen berg, told dennis expressed his confidence in the 737 max line of airplanes. these planes obviously are front and center in this controversy with airlines around the world but not but decided to ground this plane. but again, we're told that it was a conversation that dennis mullenberg had with the president of the united states where dennis expressed his confidence in the 737 even as investigators continue to look into what caused these two accidents. >> do we know whether the president raised concerns about aircraft being too technologi l technologically advanced and kind of a desire to go back to the day where the pilot actuall

joining us from hill niles and msnbc political contributor rick tyler. my voice is going here.is early. forgive me. rick i'll start with you on this one. there are clearly some serious issues and let's start with the special olympics. seriously some issues with regard to the budget with congress right now. what kind of message is the administration sending by nixing funding for the special olympics? >> sending a message that we don't want to support people who can compete in the special olympics. i have a step-sister who is a champion in the special olympics and been competing for the better part of a decade. and we're not going to fund that organization that integrates special needs kids and young adults but we are going to fund the wall because, a useless wall. we'll spend billions of dlor on a useless wall and not spend any amount of money to keep the special olympics going. >> niles, i want to turn now to the white house oversight on obamacare. that's what's been capturing the headlines as of late. first of all, what are you hearing about the concerns with regard to top cab

the city council will vote to give an extra $2.5 the now complete niles boulevard bridge. there's ongng theon year. the bridge was pegged for a seismic retro fit after the 1989 earthquake but the construction faced major delays and is 20% over budget. clocking it at $12 million so far. >>> a group demanding change at san jose state university plans to hold a meeting on campus later today. about 13% of students who go to san jose state are homeless. student activists calling themselves sjsu student homeless alliance are encouraging people to call the university president to address the problem. the group held a rally on campus yesterday. and among the things they want, they want 12 dorm rooms to serve as emergency housing for homeless students and they want ten parking spots that students that are homeless can use to live in their ack down on wage . that meeting starts today and coincides with start of accuse against their will. that contractor may face years inso convicted. council members plan to vote on a plan to expand protection for construction workers. >>> a story of

singer went to niles west high school and graduated in 1978.nts going through the college application process are finding themselves at a loss for words. >> it was just a really weird feeling that's really hard to be described, because it's not like happy or sad. it's just sort of like, what are the odds? >> i just thought it was kind of odd and ironic that he went to niles west. >> charges against you? >> the students say singer doesn't represent their school and there are other alumni who have done positive things. more than a dozen colleges were named in the indictment. >>> a massive multiagency search for a missing marine in the sierra nevada is being reduced. 24-year-old u.s. marine corps first lieutenant matthew kraft of washington sent out on a solo ski and hike trip. he planned to complete the 195-mile sierra high route on march 5th but never returned. a manhunt through the sierra began on the fifth. kraft's vehicle was eventually found at the grays meadow campground above independence, california, but no sign of kraft was ever found. t

richmond, the richmond-san rafael bridge, but more heavy rain as you get towards union city, niles roademont, some pretty good pockets of rain. into the south bay, it's been a rainy morning, in through saratoga and los gatos. on the peninsula it's lighter but it's there, it's damp. the fields are wet if you have baseball or any type of outdoor activity, it's probably a no-go today. 280 on the peninsula is wet. then through the north bay, southern marin, tiburon and a bit of wet weather down through 280. winter storm warning through 4:00 tomorrow. the snow levels going up a bit. it is about 32, 33 degrees so 12 to 18 inches of snow at 5500 feet and then up to 2 feet above that. we're looking at the local resorts picking up nearly a foot, 9 inches southlake. it's a 2 on our storm impact scale for the rest of the morning hours. by the afternoon, just scattered showers, a 1 on our storm impact scale. this is the way it's going to play out. this forecast model shows at 9:00 this morning still some rain from san francisco south into the east bay. 2:00 scattered showers cloverdale, santa rosa,

nile gardiner joins me now.rgaret thatcher. niall -- as of this earlier -- she might be fighting for political life. how risky is this? >> i think that's absolutely right, harris. i do think that we are potentially seeing the last weeks of theresa may's premiership. she is handled the whole brexit issue in an extremely disastrous fashion. she has been weak need in the face of e.u. bullying and intimidation. she has negotiated an extremely poor e.u. withdrawal agreement with the european union, which is deeply unpopular with parliaments. a lot of conservative mp for alaska members of her own political party, are fundamentally opposed to the deal that she has negotiated. she is expected to be defeated for a third time in the house of commons next week if she goes ahead and holds a vote on the e.u. withdrawal deal. a lot can happen in the next few days. one thing is certain, britain is scheduled to leave the european union on march 29th unless parliament approves theresa may's deal. i have to say, the prospects of

singer went to niles west high school and graduated in 1978.nts going through the college application process are finding themselves at a loss for words. >> it was just a really weird feeling that's hard to be described, because it's not like happy or sad. it's just sort of like, what are the odds? >> i just thought it was kind of odd and ironic that he went to niles west. >> charges against you -- >> those students say singer doesn't represent their school and there are other alumni who have done positive things. more than a dozen colleges were named in the indictment. >>> a search for 24-year-old u.s. marine corps first lieutenant matthew set out on a ski trip. he planned to complete the route on march 5th but never returned. a manhunt began on the fifth. kraft's vehicle was eventually found at the campground above independence, california, but no sign of kraft was found. the search will continue on a smaller scale. >>> in southern california, racetrack officials say santa anita park is scheduled to resume horse racing on friday. the track is

the boat here how can they lead trump off the hook how can that happen then of course there's the nile how can this be what a single traitor unthinkable it must be a conspiracy it feels like the seeds of a coverup are here amongst the tea is the rage in the denial is also acceptance sad acceptance the good old days of burning witches are over by investigating the president and reaching conclusions he did a solid favor he's been the sunshine so thank you robert. moeller but you can't fool everyone there are journalists loosely speaking that know better better than you me the f.b.i. and common sense i don't need them all the report to know is a traitor i have the t.v. they are the dauntless few they believe that the traitors are out there they will be found that the hunt goes on this is the start of something apparently not the end of something this is the end of the beginning a short moeller report would mark the end of the beginning not the beginning of the end this saga after the president's legal saga doesn't appear to be anywhere close to being over as the president hopes and while

a park and theater in the hudson nile.eveloper of hudson yard, steven ross with the designer. >> the 78-year-old billionaire who owns the miami dauchblz first saw the proposal and was sold instantly. they wouldn't come to new york. >> and it's going to cost how much? >> that alone was over 150 million. >> the 87 carbon steel pieces that makeupssel, that were fabrics at a plant in italy. then shape to the u.s. that it was sent. from the dock they were driven at night. >> 150 feet high. >> the heather wick studios point man took us to the very top. >> why is it i don't feel like i've climbed 15 stories, kbauz he's not. it the stair cases get shallower. like a park but taller. >> tickets are free. but entry will be limited to seven 00 voters at a time. >> it's a relief. i suppose we can't predict how people are going to use it. i can't believe it. that we just hit the motherlode of soft-serve ice cream? i got cones, anybody wants one! oh, yeah! get ya some! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my

arthel: but here is why nile, talks between the dictator and the president will resume. lose. they both want and need this to work. what do you think about that? >> well, i have to say so far, the first two summits are between the u.s. and north korean leaders have not actually resulted in a benefit for the united states. and there is no reason to believe why a third summit would deliver any differently. and i believe that the u.s. position should be far more robust than it has been so far. we need to see the sanctioning of at least another 300 individuals in north korea. we need to see restoration of u.s. and south korean military exercises which have been canceled for the spring. this sends the wrong signal. we need to see chinese entities doing business with the north korean regime. fully sanctioned. we need to see far tougher approach against north koreans and then it's clear i think with kim jong-un that this is not so negotiates in good faith. this is someone who continues and fertilizes his own population, there hundred thousand political prisoners in north korea.

it's wet through alvarado, niles and union city.w, the slickness enhanced because of the wet weather. in the afternoon hours, we'll see a peek of sunshine through the clouds. you'll need the sunglasses from time to time. 54 to 56 degrees. ten degrees cooler than average. tonight will be a cooler one moving forward. lakeport, freezing cold at 32. a lot of 30s in the valley. the rest of us in the low to mid-40s. future radar, at 7:00, you can see a green on the map for us. yellows do show up. we could have morao rain. very quick. a slight gust of wind with those. a little bit of a whiff of heavier wind. by 6:00, most of the yellow is gone. a few again around mt. hamilton. they dust it with a little bit of snow. what do i mean by a little bit? look at the rainfall totals. less than a tenth of an inch. my seven-day forecast, what you're going to see is we're going to be brighter and drier tomorrow. then we get rain for saturday. have a plan b. sunday, we set the clocks forward lose the hour of sleep. our next chance of rain is tuesday.

course became fight famous with robert palmer addicted to love and with the whole chic organization and nile rodgers who have gone on to do things like madonna and david bowie and where they sat in the office and the record company said we want to hit record so we want you to produce the rolling stones you already had a hit so now we're going to give you mick jagger and they're like no no give us a group and no one no this is how the story goes record company that then record company president jerry greenberg he says well you know there's a group of girls in a family and whenever they come up to the office they flock together like birds of a feather there are some of the they take out the pens and they write down the description of us here and there's a very larynx and we're ok it's something that you just can't outdo it is that special so i'm proud to be the voice on that song and then you can get on a movie. oh yeah they do everything else a very supportive i have talked to al and i know. obviously you. know i love my grandpa. but he says their stories of paul is god this is so cool to be

nile gardner, and nile, the vote has failed some three times.iron lady there. how long can the uk parliament negotiate a deal here? >> firstly, that theresa may is no iron lady, that's for sure. her handling of brexit and the brexit negotiations have been absolutely disastrous, her eu withdraw agreement which is a very weak deal has been defeated three times in the house of commons. she now wants to put it back for a fourth vote next week. i expect she'll be defeated again and i think the best way forward now for britain certainly is a no-deal brexit on april the 12th. that ensures the will of the british people 17.4 million britains who voted to leave the eu back in 2016, that ensures that their will is implemented. any extension to article 50 of the lisbon treaty would potentially derail brexit in the long-term and would be used as a battering ram against brexit. these are very, very dangerous times. i do think it's imperative that the prime minister moves forward, takes britain outside of the eu on april the 12th and ensures that brexit is fu

making way for another niles spring-like day across the bay area. what is going on? >> two? a row? for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >> how is it looking out er>> w pleasant day ahead. the temperatures not as chilly, but still some 30s on the map. santa cruz 39, 47 in haywar mountain view. up to the north bay, 41 for santa rosa. 47 for