then villa nova's phil booth takes over, into the paint by al the btimore native giving nova the lead ba. next wildcats' possession, booth banging home the three. villa nova doesn't look bk from there. wildcats with a 77-65 win over georgetown. now, thehi is also other little game that's happening today. super bowl liii minutes away. before the rams and patriots kick off, we are making o picks. i think the rams will win 35-17. my brain sayot pat -- excuse me -- 35-27. my heart says rams. erika? >> i would like for y heart to go for the rams. i'm going to say the pats 23-17. >> whoo! penn state. shameless plug. >> that is not a typo. >> who picked those pictures? mcdonagh, was that yo a ca girl get a little help? you picked the worste. pict we'll see how it goes and check back in with everybody at 11:00 tonight. final seconds, somara for the weather, nice weekend. >> we' actually going to see a really nice week ahead as well. look at the temperatures. tomorrow we're in the upper 50s. then we move to tuesday, low 60s. it's feeling even better than it did today. dry conditions for the mo

. >> my name is dustin nova a captain of the san francisco fire department in the excelsior district. from a public safety perspective the ra -- rvs have to go. i have a son. he wants to go ride his bike. i want to be able to feel safe he's going around the reservoir and he'll be okay on the sidewalk without much traffic. homeless aren't going to eat them, i know that, but they sure did offer him drugs. he sure does have to go around garbage. five gallon tanks of gasoline and sewage on the street. it's disgusting and despicable and i thank you very much for considering this and so happy it's come to fruition it's a possibility it will happen with the signs. i just want a place where my children can go out and i can feel safe they'll be okay. i know my neighbors and who these people are. i don't know the people in the rvs. i try to reach out and they say go away or get out of here. i don't want to dehumanize them. i care about everybody but living in the neighborhood i want my kids and neighbors and everybody to be safe and getting the rvs is okay. it's not okay you have bans everybody

. >> clerk: richard kyro and dustin nova is the last person with a speaker card. >> hu for holding the meeting. i live in the portola for two years and support the legislation before you. i hope you vote for it. i was really surprised when i moved there from the upper haight to see what was going on. it's just not the kind of thing that happens in the upper haight or richmond and i sent an e-mail about this but if someone can explain to me why the sun set reservoir deserves restrictions but the university mount reservoir doesn't. there's a rationale explanation for that besides they got it first and we can't have it, i would accept that but i don't think there's a rationale explanation for it. i hope you vote for it. thank you very much. >> commissioner: thank you very much. >> clerk: rich kyro folled -- followed by dustin nova. >> thank you, i'm rich kyro and a voter carrier for te service and have seen the detore ration -- deterioration in the neighborhood more so in the last two years. all the things happening you would not this across the street from your house. it's not really imp

nova, you are in this production enjoying the sinning and the dance.is all about? >> it's the music of fats swalle and that was like back in harlem renaissance area. a lot of jazz, a lot of thumpin anjust, you know, pumping for real, for real, with the music. it's eat. >> it's such an important part of the show is the music. it's how you'r honoring him and that's appropriate. >> of course, of course. 's one of the quintessential composers and artists who really justhe -- music is incredible. it's complex. he was as much of a comedian as he is a stellar musician. >> absolutely. >> all of the songs have these little hints of just amazingly sarcastic humor that you can't really find music that sounds like music. it's amazing. these amazing vocalists backed by an amazing jazz band. you can't get my better. bo tell us more that biting humor. >> yeah. t nk he says things that everybody's thinking but nobody really admits, like, you know, he was known to be a happy, jolly guy and he would always say, i ain't misbehavin' but one never knowso one. we all say we

refugee children all members of one family have died in a house fire in the eastern canadian province of nova scotia investigators described the blaze as the most deadly in recent history a refugee support group said the family moved to the area in twenty seventeen the oldest child was fourteen the youngest was born in november the children's fathers in a serious condition in the hospital their mother was also injured. veteran new york times correspondent has been denied entry into egypt david kirkpatrick was detained without explanation after you arrived at cairo airport on monday the former cairo bureau chief was then escorted onto a flight back to london the following day the new york times says her patricks the nihil of entry is part of a wider purpose press crackdown under president abdel fattah el-sisi. aziz a professor of law at rutgers university she says the u.s. government is partly to blame for the situation. it's in bold and by the trumpet ministration pompei o. was just there in january in egypt and claimed that america was doing good in the middle east and last july of two thous

refugee children old members of one family have died in a house fire in the eastern canadian province of nova scotia investigators described the blaze as the most deadly in recent history a refugee support group said the family moved to the area in twenty seventeen the oldest child was fourteen the youngest was born in november the children's father is in a serious condition in hospital their mother was also injured. hundreds of women demonstrated outside argentina's national congress demanding the legacy the legalisation of elective abortion issue has sparked a nationwide debate since last year after argentina's senate rejected a bill that decriminalize abortion activists now say they're working on putting the subject back onto the political agenda ahead of elections for october a veteran new york times correspondent who has been denied entry into egypt david kirkpatrick was detained without reason after he arrived at cairo airport on monday former cairo bureau chief was an escorted onto a flight back to london the following day the new york times says drugs the knowledge entry is part of a

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refugee children all members of one family have died in a house fire in the eastern canadian province of nova scotia investigators describe the blaze as the most deadly in recent history a refugee support group said the family moved to the air in twenty seventeen eldest child was fourteen the youngest was born in november the children's father is in a serious condition in hospital their mother was also injured and a veteran new york times correspondent has been denied entry into egypt they would cut patrick was detained without explanation after he arrived at cairo airport on monday a former cairo bureau chief was an escorted onto a flight back to london the following day the new york times says trips the mile of entry as part of a broader press crackdown under the president abdel fattah el-sisi. so those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after this is europe station that's what. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. no matter where you call home al-jazeera international bringing the news and current affairs that matter to. al-

. >>> bossa nova, samba brasileña.iño a mis fans. >>> es este sentimiento que motiva a josé andrés a convertirse en un tenista profesional y mentor para la juventud. >>> si eres una persona fea te vas a reflejar en la música que tocas. lo más importante es ser una persona humilde y carismática y trabajar duro. >>> qué increíble. ojalá que siga con esa carrera. >>> claro que va a ser un maestro. >>> gran ejemplo. >>> empezamos la autoridad en el tiempo. hay que ver las >> pasar con nuestra . meteoróloga. >> vamos a ver san francisco. toda la actividad de lluvia en este momento se está manteniendo norte de la región bastante inestabilidad producto de un frente queda de los cambios. estos son los sistemas que están relacionados con inundaciones y estos problemas que vamos a hablar durante las próximas horas para san josé la lluvia no llega si no estás a las 11:00 de la noche que vamos a mantener los periodos de nubes y condiciones secas. vamos a ver estas condiciones de lluvia para mañana. para las 9:00 de la noche las ba

. >> we are keeping an eye on reservoirs and rivers all over the bay area area.l nova a levee breached in novato allowing a very full novato creek to begin flooding a field to the south of 37.n rive that roadr is not closed but officers watching that situation very, very carefully. the russian river in gurenville to crest at 7:00 tomorrow and ot it's five foot over flood stage. meanwhile, in the napa river may crest soon, as well. right now it's about half a foox over the flood stage. people living there say flooding created traffic jams there. the part of the river that runs through napa isoot above t flood stage. when we are not on air our website is another great ken up resource for the warnings. we haveve posted video of the c rescue this morning. if you have the app, you may have woken up to the alert abou the flooding.. stay on top of the breaking l or news. >>> othertruji news now, new at 11:00, a police officer recovering this morning. sources say the officer was exposed toto fentanyl or a simir substance while processing it dt after ahe drug bust. other officers jumped in for

nice move into the paint by the baltimore native, giving nova back.ad next wildcat posion, another 3.ook back from their wildcatswin. 77-65 over georgetown. t just football out there happening. >> oh, there's more. >> yeah. >> there were other things happenin s >> thank ymuch. we'll be right back. i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by being on time everytime. and if we are ever late, we'll give you a automatic twenty dollar credit. my name is antonio and i'm a technician at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. the one with the designer dog collar.(sashimi) psst. hey, you! wondering how i upgraded to this sweet pad? a 1,200-square-foot bathroom, and my very own spa. all i had to do was give my human "the look". with wells fargo's 3% down payment on a fixed-rate loan and a simpler online application, getting into my dream home was easier than ever. get your human to visit wellsfargo.com/woof. what would she do without me? z34hbz

yesterday through the great lakes with high winds is moving through areas ofer sou quebec and toward novatia at the same time high pressure is building in. those equal lines of pressure, isobars, the yellow lines, the closer they're packed thtogethe windier it will be. it will be very gusty through the northeast. we could see guests up 50 to 60 miles per hour. when we get gusts t 30, 45 miles per hour we get objects that are getting blown around.et when we up to 45 to 60 miles per hour, that's when we get the difficult driving inditions. th where we could see up to 60-mile-per-hour winds today. >> it's going to be tough for some people. all right, bill, thank you. >>> a whirlwind week for the white house. president trumo will head hanoi for a second historic summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. back at home his former attorney is set to testify before three congressional committees. nbc's susan mcginnis is in d.c. with a preview. >> reporter: there's even more than that. washington is really in overdrive ttas weeking off, as you said, with the president leaving early this afternoo

start at the mexico open the spaniard was playing for the first time since finishing runner up to nova joke a bitch at the australian open and he chris passed germany's bear of in straight sets nidal hit twenty five winners and just fourteen unforced errors he wraps up the win a team it's. up next for now del in the second round he'll be against the bad boy of tennis nick kyrgios to the australian also won in straight sets against on the day seventy six three seven five. and be you can't talk about tuesday's games and not mention. the denver nuggets a powerhouse is seven feet tall and towered above the oklahoma thunder scored a game high thirty six points the a tennis and nine rebounds to finish just shy of his thirteenth triple double this season he even helped to release a ball stuck on top of the back board the nuggets one comfortably one twenty one points to one hundred twelve their fifth straight win and ninth in a row at home. cam scored twenty five points by leonard had twenty one and the true rondo raptors used a huge second quarter to defeat the boston celtics boston's kyrie i

any and all of these things are possible in the same way it's possible for our son to go into super nova next weekend but they're still in heavenly unlikely most likely this is yet another enlist despondent of the evil day or the economy falters the political establishment disintegrates not cabinet dissolves into factions politics is not just the art of the possible it's the skill of making the impossible public the bullet least bearable to those who vehemently disagree with you and not sent to task of state this prime minister has failed not once not twice not three but many times over. me only responding the evil day until the ides of march is no substitute for the skilled to solve this but it's a rubik's cube back in the day when someone pick my condo in the road i knew i had made no progress and we really set about catching my pals again. i've also comforted myself that the game would come to a natural end when darkness fell it's not clear that the prime minister has a we're at a close she is not for that final twilight and i've sometimes made on myself and the rest of the team this

writing from one scene which is orchestral and epic and big to something really silly that uses bossa nova or you know any kind of different style he dives into so many different genres. once a song flees so much flows into a months his son's music rock jazz classical. and sometimes rock. and bits of all but then there's also things like. sound very simple but it says it all he has a unique ability to create themes that relate to everything there's a person a place or a moment he is able to do that so effectively to communicate the exact right feeling that you're supposed to feel in the moment that that scene is happening and that is what has. i don't know i guess like that stood out to me so much about the way that he writes and about final fantasy music in particular above basically all the rest. in my mind a similar process happens in music because when you're talking to someone. that's got a lot of it is if you are using clear easily understandable words that the other person can instinctively understand. and something like that is what makes for a good melody. say you are recounting s

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the doctor from nova southeastern university and dr.he white shark. they are findin surs are surprig even them. first of all, sharksave 50% more dna than we do. >> so the question then became what's all this extra dna doing? >> reporter: it turns out keeping the sharks healthy. you see, our dna is made up of cells which are constantly dividing, sometimes mutations happen. a change thatan cau disease like cancer. our body has mechanisms to fix them, but that doesn't always happen. it turns out theshark's extra and elps it repair itself keep its genes healthy. >> the other unexpected thing we found were genes that were tied to really fundamental mechanisms of wound healing. >> reporter: the goal, applying it to human health and eventually turning it into medication. >> you can take those genesma a proteins out of them which a opens hole therapeutic avenue because proteins can then be turned into medications. >> reporter: scientists warn us which are threatene by overfishing can help us only if there are sharks in t ocean. >> there's so mu

placed next to communities of people of color in november scotia or whether it's about a pulp mill in n novaoying the land. it's really serious. we have been told that, by 2030, the world as we know it, that's it. that's it. if it was a movie, we'd have bruce willis in a suit like talking about something. please cast me. ( laughter ) but -- >> stephen: i get you two mixed up a lot. >> i can just pray that finally the aliens will come and have compassion for us and amy can do something. >> stephen: we need superheroes. >> but do you see what i'm saying? it's, like, the urgency is so severe and we have a media that's barely talking about it. we have a media that's saying it's a debate, whether or not it's just as small, it's a hate crime. it's absurd. this isn't a debate. >> stephen: i agree. ( applause ) >> sorry. i'm really fired up tonight. >> stephen: you have to be fired up. >> it feels impossible not to feel this way now with the president and vice president mike pence who wishes i couldn't be married. let's be clear. the vice president of america wishes i didn't have the love i have wit

think what we are seeing is, when you look at -- i started this company when i was 19 in halifax, nova scotia. when you look at nafta, when this deal was done over 24 years ago, i had no idea what nafta eant and why should i care? until you start doing business on both sides of the border and somebody says hey, this deal is not going to go through, i'm like, what does that mean to me? when you look at a small business -- that is where i come from a different perspective be. -- perspective. being under $100,000, i am considered a small business. being the sole investor in the company, i need to figure out, why am i going to get it and why does this make sense? to your point, mastercard -- [laughter] >> a little shout out. >> i think that the whole idea is a lot of times in washington, is such aow if -- charming guy in canada, but a lot of times, you see a lot of these rallies are based on big business. they are the ones who get the voice. they are the ones who stand up and rally together. when you look at small business really being the engine of all and theirountries capabilities with

said that the two scariest words in the english language are shark and mncning researchers here at novaopeful than ever that the shark, specifically the great white shark, could ironically help us conquer that other word that makes us so tremble, cancer. they're the ocean's fiercest predator and the reason many people won't go in the water. >> you're going to need a bigger boat. >> reporter: but now scientists say sharks could help save our lives. >> we compared their genomes. >> from nova southeastern university and dr. michael stanhope of cornell lead a team of international scientists in mapping the genome of the great white shark studying its genetic makeup. their findings surprising even them. >> it's generated some amazing discoveries we had never anticipated. >> first of all, sharks have 50% more dna than we do. >> so the question then became, so what's all this extra dna doing? >> turns out keeping the sharks healthy. our dna is made up of cells which are constantly dividing, sometimes mutations happen, a change that can cause disease like cancer. our body has mechanisms to fix

let's bring in joe shroka of nova point capital.ou make of her comments about the president may not understand what the fed does? >> i don't think it's so much that the president doesn't understand what the fed does, it's the president's fixated on job creation. jobs equal votes. jobs equal happy americans, better stock market prosperity. i think the fact that one of the fed's charters is maximum employment, he thinks they should be doing whatever they can to support his agenda to create more jobs. cheryl: also in that interview, she talked about the fact that this is a dangerous place to put the fed in, that some of the policies and directives from the president have actually endangered the economy overall and that that criticism of the fed and jay powell is just another hit to the economy overall. is the president's words having an effect? >> well, i'm not a big fan of the president taking to twitter to criticize chairman powell. i don't think that's productive and i do think it causes confusion in the marketplace. at the same tim

let's bring in the chief investment officer nova point.t about walmart or amazon? they were slow to kind of get the grocery business online but now it seems that the positive news could come from the online side of wall r mar walmart and y business. what are you expecting? >> yeah, i mean, walmart should post low single digit same store sales. they should have had a good holiday season. they continue to be the price leader on grocery, which is great. and yeah, they're still playing catch-up to amazon with e-commerce. but they're coming back to that. they have the two-day shipping if you pay more than $35. you can buy online and pick up in the store. so they're gradually working their way into that e-commerce move. cheryl: it's interesting because we have that big wall street journal report that came out last week that said that, look, amazon's prices, whole foods in particular, that's going to be going up. so that could cree t at create n opportunity for walmart going forward. maybe they'll talk about it in the guidance. you've got an inte

refugee children all members of one family have died in a house fire in the eastern canadian province of nova scotia investigators described the blaze as the most deadly in recent history refugee support group said the family moved to the area and twenty seventeen the oldest child was fourteen the youngest was born in november the children's father is in a serious condition in hospital their mother was also injured. five civilians including two young brothers have been killed during mortar shelling by the rebels in yemen the attack happened in the data province at least fifteen people were injured it follows the un's announcement of a breakthrough agreement for the withdrawal of troops from the port city of the data as soon as wednesday and the who tees and the saudi backed government agreed to redeploy forces in an attempt to end the war yemenis desperately need aid the who data is a key port for those supplies. our diplomatic etta james bays has an update from the un on yemen. the un security council was told by the special envoy for yemen mohsin gryphus that the redeployment of forces arou

places as early as the black loyalists who fought alongside the british and migrated to canada and now novais where those descendents are. we have been migrating in and out of the country and around the country the 400 years we have been here so it is a complex question but not a new one. >> can i ask a variation on that? can we stay and ask some other people to leave? i've got a list, i'm not saying this is a state of emergency or anything, i'm just saying. >> who wants to follow that? i have to take at my sisters challenge and apply the lens of migration to our present circumstances. when my co-author and i wrote chocolate city people would talk about chocolate city in the past tense and rightfully so. the icity is no longer majority african-american , those years are technically over. what i have always had a difficulty with when it came to that story that people were telling about dc was that they ignore the place where black folks have been moving. if you look at prince georges county they have twice as many black folks today as dc. and there has been since the 1970s a massive movement

diverse family members so i'm lazy, i went to them first, my daughter-in-law is indigenous, and a black nova scotian and they said what do you think and they said stop talking about the diversity problem. can you just do something. so i said to my colleague, we're not talking anymore. so action, action, action. in fact, keith woods came to talk to the senior leaders of our company, not long ago, but it actually might be working and here's why. because what we said is what is the problem we're trying to solve in canada? are we reflecting our audience in all its richness and diversity? we've always had gender parity. we always had 50% women, 50% men. the first ever female president of the cbc. so i as a feminist worked in newsrooms where i had very, i think, daily battles, against sexist colleagues, who would say to me, you would probably prefer drama or a food program, there's other jobs you can do within the company and no i'm staying in news. that was tough. i made the mistake as a senior leader of my organization thinking the problem was fixed because it looked a little better in news. i d

i happen to nova necessaknow va. she's a serious, strong, principled woman.ealizing -- it's never not time to talk about sexual assault. i think that's -- we have to wreck on with all find a way to have these conversations in ways that we can address all of them and not be afraid to not talk -- i think the democratic party doesn't want to look hypocritical. that's the stance that makes sense to take. >> the democratic party is principles d on this issue. we need to send grant back down. there's more to do. i think this is -- picking up on your point. this is important. just because -- i refuse, refuse to live in a world where we can't find one person who hasn't worn blackface and didn't rape anybody. i don't think that's hard. i think it's ridiculous to -- as much as i agree, there are various mitch mcconnell ways to -- i don't care which party is in power at this point. what i care about is having basically decent humans running the show. if that means we have to start electing women all the way down the ticket and 20 years until men can get their act togeth

first, i was talking to you, michelle rg about the claims number you don't think that that nova scotialyatters it was -- it dropped 40. it's up 50 >> exactly >> snoo we've got a relatively low number our forecast is for 135. it isn't about the government shutdown i think it's more about some pay back from an unusually exceptionally strong december number the bottom line is between the potential for payback and the uncertainty about a shutdown, it's just -- and new seasonal adjustment factors an incorporating of small revisions. i think it's going to be very noisy and hard to tweeze out the shutdown itself shouldn't have a direct impact, and it looks like from the fact the claims numbers in general stayed relatively low through the shutdown that the if he could secondary impact isn't or indirect impact was also very minimal. >> the fed that suddenly religion in terms of a possibility that the economy is, i don't know, fragile or whatever whatever caused him to get more dovish did we -- that 300,000 numbers, did that -- was than outliar are we ready to get a 110 or 90 or something like tha