it is not a place for burroughs or paul bowles or other people came to tangier.rtists, young writers, young musicians? do they come here expecting this romantic paul bowles wonderland of the '50s? >> some were. some weren't. too bohemian. >> too bohemian? >> yeah. they thought that coming and being an artist -- >> is going to be enough? >> is going to be enough. today it is not enough. it's pret iffy tough for them most of them pack their bags. >> right. >> today we have so many investments going on here in tangier thanks to our king. investors are here. tourists are attracted. but the most important part of it is we should keep the old parts of the city intact. the kasbah, the medina. that's what's hard to do because when you have a european purchasing power coming over here to tangier -- >> they come like we come. we embrace it. other people want to come. and then we throw up. wel tangier's unique character survive? >> i hope so. i really hope so. >> tangier is morocco. always was morocco. and recently the country's leadership seems to have embraced it. in all

did you know that chris paul owns his own pro bowling team.rue story, and that was a perfect strike. rockets roll cp 3's former team, the clippers. >>> mets pitcher, jacob degrom had a night for the ages, the first player in 15 years to have 14 strike outs and hit a home run, the reigning cy young winner was dominant, not allowing one marlin to hit second base, and monsteria home. they're now 5-1 on the season. >>> inspiration, check out former nhl chris cunningham's miraculous return to ice, skating on a prosthetic limb. two years ago, cunningham had the lower part of his leg removed after complications during heart surgery. chris had collapsed moments before a minor league game when his heart stopped beating, full cardiovascular arrest. after numerous surgeries and rehab, he's back on the ice where he loves to be. cunningham says his professional playing days are likely over, but after seeing this, man, i guess anything is possible. >> skating on that prosthetic better than 99.9% of the rest of the world. incredible. >>> here's what we've go

paul. >>> how about this one. a mashed potato mystery. the baffling bowl showing up on people's doorsteps and mailboxes.in a neighborhood, is asking what does it mean? >>> this is one of the strangest stories we've heard in a while. it's a mashed potato mystery. is taking place in a neighborhood in mississippi. people are confused, but also amused. confused and amused by the pranks thing they are popping up everywhere. >> i found it on porches, mailboxes, on cars. >> i got up and was headed to work, 7 am there was just a styrofoam bowl, of mashed potatoes on the doorsteps. >> cold mashed potatoes. people that live here say the neighborhood is known for doing quirky things like decorating roadsides and putting christmas trees and poles. not clear if anyone has eaten the mystery potatoes, some are wondering if a whole thanksgiving dinner is coming next. that's it for the needs of 5, kpix5 news at six mac starts now. >>> the fire service situation is going from bad, to worse. coming up, where the fire chief says 911 response times will likely go up. >>> also, the parasitic outbreak that infecting drivers o

>> paul had a good one, he said babe ruth. >> i think joe namath and the super bowl picks >> it is namerally considered the greatest sports prediction of all time, predicting that the jets would win the super bowl. i don't know if this ranks up with rod morey jones, but after game five, total make eight bold prediction that san jose would go to vegas even up the series and force game seven back at the tank. >> organic, back for game seven and i believe the possibility. >> right up there with namath, right up there. he backed it up, shorthand and goal midway through the second, the joke so tired that he nearly took the pup to set up a line change, he said he delivered on that guarantee. >> the guarantee was thrown out, but, his english is a little broken and that's tough for some of us to understand him sometimes, gets lost in translation picks >> arrogant any guarantees? >> no, i can guarantee we will try our best. >> no guarantees coming from the warriors before they try to close out the clippers once it had at oracle. clay thompson lived up to his splash brother nickname this weekend

paul: nothing quite drives equity markets higher like a nice full punch bowl, and that is what president is calling for. he is saying that a 1% rate cut from the fed would be ideal and throw in some qe for good measure. involved insks creating a lazy economy dependent on steroids, arthur? -- aren't there? matt: he is in a win-win situation. a 100 basisexpect point cut and giving rave reviews about china falls on deaf ears, because they needed to because of what happened. lower rates by 100 basis points. it is one of those things you hope for one thing and get another. maybe get to 25 basis point cut by the third quarter when we see more be nine gdp cuts. he can say i told you so or we should have done that. he is not in a losing situation. are market participants looking at and saying, if we have a 25 basis point hike, it will not be material. the pause for the big inflection point -- you had some restrictive standards rise in december and couple that with the market reactions. i don't see any benefit of him saying that, other than the fact that he is protected either way. if the economy

thought of a culture to create third gods and i did paul community with a purpose to lead the community back to add food and produce over to the bowls but we should realise that it's will not be enough to address the food security problem and i can talk. major food retailers are now joining the initiative to instead of disposing of food that is past its sell by date the retail chain woolworths donated to charitable organizations that work with the poor. all the food is still within the use by date and to ensure it remains refrigerated at all times woolworths issues it directly from the shops a cold storage room. and this is given me great hope for the future their food will no longer have the absurd situation of wasting a third of all the environmental and time it impacts that go along with that and actually work together through the value chain to ensure that all edible feed is eaten and i did eat reaches those who need it most. today the unsold food is going to a homeless shelter in cape town it's a practice that could work for the whole of south africa in a country where twelve million people regularly go hungry at least a part o