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>> gary and penny and i got together on a saturday and we reblocked the scene.ry and penny and doing that and inventing that scene. >> life-long friends, cindy kept in touch with penny right up until the end. >> i remember one time going over, i said, come on, let's go do something, let's have an adventure. she goes, what? we've done it all. no, no, we can think of something. she said, tell me. and i thought we had, you know -- we'd just done everything, if not on the show, we'd done it together. >> it was a fitting tribute to screen their iconic show at the garry marshall theater less than three years after his passing. >> bust last times i spoke with her, she was crying, she said he had passed. and i said, you'll see him again. and she said, will i? and i said, yes, you'll see him again. i'm sure he had a big reception party for her. >>> straight ahead, we're in las vegas with gwen stefani. how she's giving back to kids in need. >>> then our time with the jonas brothers way before they reunited and found their forever love. >> single, dating? >> single. no, en

penny, what just happened? he just told me to get out.rapheap. in a statement, the council said... hassan was convicted and sentenced to life, thejudge branding him "devious". but penny and ron — an ordinary couple — continue to try to come to terms with extraordinary events. do you think you'll ever get over this? no, no. well, i think it'll keep coming back. i think we'll think we've got past it and then, all of a sudden, something will come back to remind us. clive coleman, bbc news. the war in syria, which has so far claimed an astonishing half a million lives, is eight years old this month. president bashar al—assad has presided over the conflict, which has displaced more people than any other crisis in modern times — more than 11 million people. among the victims are the innocent children who've grown up knowing only war, and we ve been following two of them, who are now as old as the conflict itself. caroline hawley has been back to meet them. my name is mustafa. the eight—year—old and his little sister, duaa, survived a barrel bom

penny, what just happened? he just told me to get out.hows i'm definitely on the scrapheap. in a statement, the council said... hassan was convicted and sentenced to life, thejudge branding him as devious. but penny and ron, an ordinary couple, continue to try to come to terms with extraordinary events. do you think you'll ever get over this? no, no. i think it will keep coming back. i think we will think we've got past it, and then all of a sudden something will come back to remind us. clive colman, bbc news. negotiators from both the uk and the eu are preparing to work through the weekend in order to break the deadlock over brexit. eu officials have given theresa may's government until tomorrow to come up with fresh proposals on the controversial northern irish backstop, which is designed to prevent a hard border on the island of ireland. ministers are pressing for concessions from the eu before a crucial vote on the prime minister's brexit deal next tuesday. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. the bells will ring... mps will

penny, what just happened? he just told me to get out. hassan was convicted and sentenced to life, thejudge branding him devious. but penny and ron — an ordinary couple — continue to try to come to terms with extraordinary events. do you think you'll ever get over this? no, no. i think it will keep coming back. i think we will think we've got past it, and then all of a sudden, something will come back to remind us. clive coleman, bbc news. the war in syria, which has so far claimed an astonishing half a million lives, is eight years old this month. president bashar al—assad has presided over the conflict, which has displaced more people than any other crisis in modern times, more than 11 million people. among the victims are the innocent children who've grown up knowing only war, and we've been following two of them, who are now as old, as the conflict itself. caroline hawley, has been back to meet them. my name is mustafa. the eight—year—old and his little sister survived a barrel bomb. it destroyed their family home near aleppo, leaving

penny, what just happened? he just told me to get out.icted and sentenced to life, thejudge branding him "devious". but penny and ron, an ordinary couple, continue to try to come to terms with extraordinary events. do you think you'll ever get over this? no, no. i think it will keep coming back. i think we will think we've got past it and then, all of a sudden, something will come back to remind us. clive coleman, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news: in pakistan, the man who led a campaign to expose one of the country's most notorious so—called ‘honour killings' has been shot dead in the city of abbottabad. afzal kohistani drew attention to the case in 2012 in which a group of women were allegedly killed after being filmed singing a wedding song while two men danced. british and european union negotiatiors are preparing to work through the weekend to try to break the deadlock over brexit before a crucial vote next tuesday. there are nowjust 22 days to go until the 29th of march — the date britain is due to leave the eu. conce

and i got fractions of pennies but i did it because i felt that's what you do i don't see why you can't if you want to earn money on your stuff that you upload then why don't you join isn't a question of paperwork you could do it online it's free clicks no literally like that for every single instagram post it'll make and you know if you register yourself as an author that i don't think that type of protection exists currently for you tube. to grab or anything like that isn't that a great offering in john let's bring in can we please not forget all the creativity on the net that is not made for profit i mean of course it is very important that people who want to live from their creativity can do so so that's not the question the question is whether we want to and false their rights in a way that flattens out everything else and that's what's happening right now this is one way to do it i mean as you say it's the best way but there's other ways to get remuneration to creators without having these huge collateral effects that we going to see through this directive and that's the critique

from being a content creator in the new digital economy musicians are getting pennies per thousands of plays from streaming services the ai dia that everyone who is a content creator is registering their work with a copyright agency it's completely untrue anyone who is posting in images on instagram that they've taken is creating copyrightable works but is not registering voters with the copyright office by any means same goes for a person who sings a song that they made up on you tube and they own that copyright but they're certainly not going to be filing paperwork for every time they post a short video no one has yet figured out how to make. content creation really profitable the internet least of all the newspapers who are also tightly involved in this copyright battle so alan what i'm hearing there from from grace is that essentially the payments that could now be collected will never reach up and coming young artists who don't have affiliations with established publishers or established agencies is there some truth to that. it if they don't have if these young or old. content i d

0r screw every last penny out of their customer?? 0verd rafts are a for them? 0verdrafts are a big money spinner. we have a culture of free banking, which means banks need other ways of making money from us. one reason why overd rafts are an making money from us. one reason why overdrafts are an important aspect of the business. there will be changes down the track. lloyds has stuck to this new system for now, the recommendation will probably be a flat interest rate regardless of how much you borrow, whether it is £20 or 200, how much you borrow, whether it is £20 or200, in how much you borrow, whether it is £20 or 200, in future, you should only pay one interest rate. thank you very much indeed. a look at some other stories now. a closely watched survey of factory managers says thatjobs are being lost at a rate not seen for six years. the so—called pmi index also says that without certainty about our trading relationship with the eu after the end of this month, optimism about the future is at its lowest since 2016, and raw material

penny: i'm fine...hat many people experience bladder shyness; the inability to pass uri... penny: yeah, i said i'm fine. stop talking to me. she always this crabby when she urinates? we're really not that close. screw it. i'll go later. and i'll be right by your side. did i tell you priya invited me and howard to have dinner with her and leonard? oh, that's nice. no, it's not. it's a strategic maneuver. leonard's new girlfriend is testing bernadette's loyalty to you and the group. that bitch is crafty. you think? of course. how does the cheetah attack a herd of wildebeests? by going after its weakest member. well, what makes me the weakest member? your trusting nature coupled with your teeny-tiny body.

. >> he'll never see a penny of $250 million. he'll be lucky if he gets a penny.g the first amendment on its head. the most protected form of political speech going back to benjamin franklin with leaflets. it's supposed to be insulting and aggressive. that's what this country is all about. i think what's really going on here is he and the president and the president just said it are trying to evolve fake news into fake social media. >> that's the point. >> that's interesting. >> here's the thing. no one likes the social media companies right now. they don't. facebook, twitter -- they don't have friends in congress in the press or public or anyone. he's actually picked a very effected foil and going after them -- he's speaking to his supporters but also people around the country too. >> elliott and ellie, thank you so much. >>> the cozy relationship between then private citizen donald trump and deutsche bank laid out in painful detail by the "new york times" today. we have details on how he got the bank to loan him more than $2 billion over the years often by infla

so i ended up picking up a penny and painting on a piece and i fell in love.ng that people have been using for a long time and a lot of the paints are transparent. so having that copper gives it a beautiful goal almost and the harry potter and the lord of the ring pieces that i do are some of my two favorite series that i like to read and watch and i just had a client ask me to paint when you are working on such a small piece and oils take so long to dry, you need to make sure that you are not just pushing your paint around and make it muddy. it might take two hours to lay the first layer. and while that is waiting to dry and i have my pallet available and i am still on my paint mode, i continue to work on other pieces. i love to travel and i do love to be outside. i do paint on location. so i will go and head into the mountains. but some of my favorite things is that i will have some of my clients send me photos of a beautiful moment they had and send me a coin. i get to see the world in all of these little different places that you would never see. >> wow. >

the book is called "work optional, retire early the non-penny pinching way." thank you. >> thank you for having me. >>> every year, one of the world's richest men, warren buffet, writes a letter to the shareholders of his company, berkshire hathaway outlining the company, stock market and the united states we sat down recently in his hometown of omaha, nebraska, where he answered questions from viewers why he believes in america and talks about the very first shares of stock he purchased nearly eight decades ago. >> on this march 11 in a couple of weeks, it will be 77 years since i bought my first stock and i paid $114.75 for three shares of city service preferred, but if you had bought, if you had a pension fund and put a million dollars into the s&p 500 at that time and reinvested it, during my investing lifetime, that million would have turned into $5.3 billion. you would have gotten for every dollar you put in, gotten over $5,000 without ever reading a headline, an annual report, didn't know accounting, just had to believe in america. you didn't had to pic

penny, what just happened? he just told me to get out.hassan was convicted and sentenced to life, thejudge branding him as devious. but penny and ron, an ordinary couple, continue to try to come to terms with extraordinary events. do you think you'll ever get over this? no, no. i think it will keep coming back. i think we will think we've got past it, and then all of a sudden, something will come back to remind us. clive colman, bbc news. drjohn simmonds is from the corambaaf fostering and adoption academy. dr simmonds, think you for talking with me. what do you make of that case? what strikes me about that piece is that couple... opening up your hearts and your family to looking after a vulnerable young person and then looking at what happened at parsons green, what the intention was, that's truly shocking. i think there are dilemmas about the risks that might be posed in the place of any child because we are talking about children between the ages of 0—18. they come from very vulnerable situations, circumstances. there is a very special

he will need every penny, given how severe his injuries are. a collapsed lung, broken vertebrae, fractured pelvis, and brain swelling. >> i think everyone expected him to die. and then, when we realized he would be fine, we probably expected him to be a quadriplegic. he survived a heart surgery, the back surgery, he's going in for more surgery. he is very beat up, and has a long journey ahead of them. >> reporter: friends say the money from saturday's fight was taken from sam's wallet. his family believes he was thrown from the overpass, but exactly what happened is under investigation. we are told sam is conscious, but has no memory of the incident. friends hope these well wishes and sunny gloves will help them return to the ring one day. >> san jose police were investigating this incident but the case has now been turned over to the california highway patrol. this evening when i spoke with chp they did not have a lot of information. all they can say and confirm at this point is that sam fell from the overpass. but, they cannot say there is an

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can't get much more natural than that i mean i just had time shakespeare and one of his compatriots penny pepper in the u.k. talks about it if you can imagine people with disabilities in the agency i've worked every having sex being sexy that says more about your lack of imagination than it says about people with disabilities and i'm thinking the penny pepper writes fiction or rather a radically writes erotica is removed disability or disability and it's a right this is this is interesting what is the porn and inspiration porn if you want to consider now if that were. clashing here you know let's also just say that actually attraction is between two people and it could be between two people who are you know who both have a disability it could be between someone with a disability and someone without and it's ability so we need to kill or this misconceptions are disabled people don't have sex or disabled people are only attracted to other disabled people you know we need to clear on that let me ask you one very personal question if i may your. disabled or non-disabled. the father of my chil

they know is this all too well pennies and her sister in law were gunned down when they were immunizing children and twenty ten. when i open my door i saw the dead bodies of my two relatives lying in front of me. they were shot dead. my world was completely ruined at that moment. i can't forget that incident and whenever i recall that moment those wounds are torn open again. this is. relative when the only ones to suffer this fight dozens of polio workers have been killed since twenty eleven the reason and suspicion partly caused by the actions of the cia in twenty eleven the agency orchestrated a vaccination program in pakistan to track down osama bin laden the campaign was much criticized and it still used by militants to fuel anti-vaccination sentiment. has been linked to the. that is stored the it will be linking back to the. group was initially picked up by the failure to. go from link to particular. and there's a group which. distrust of vaccines also has other reasons one is the belief that the polio jab can cause infertility in young girls it tracks back to a claim by in nigeria

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my friend got back to me and said you're spot on it's easy to hit $1 million and not make a penny. you could even be deeply in the red. i agree with that point as an arbitrary number. she did say that amendments were forthcoming that had an exclusion for cash only businesses for business had no internet service. i think that take that off the plate. speaking to some of these businesses that are the cost of transition would be extraordinary, the $100,000 hardware thing, that sounds awful. and if the intention of the bill was to force that change i would certainly be opposed to the bill on that principle alone but she made the point the fine is actually capped at $300 annually. so if the cost of transition is truly $100,000, then certainly it makes the most sense to just simply pay the fine if you even get the fine which i think we know there's not going to be investigato investigators fanning out across the entire state. >> that's not necessarily true. >> well, lets stipulate every business, i'm doubleful but let's stipulate every -- doubtful but let's stipulate every business gets

the house of commons was a penny hill chase on acid running through a salvador dali painting in a spaceship on his way to infinity it was a kind of death defying window shattering shaping never to be surpassed lunacy. the image drawn by tom petty writing in the independent newspaper. now to reason may has lost so many votes on bricks it it looks like this duck. i'm an indian and i can tell you that brits take forever to leave i'm irish and i can confirm this is true. when in your case it's literally forever. and some people do seem to think this movement but it's running way out of control. rex it is like half the country run by accident and now they feel like they have to get off even stop. people on both sides think it's chaos even modernist. watching briggs it play out on twitter is like being on a what's up group with your mates at one thirty seven on a saturday morning waiting for a cab both keeps going missing and joel is eating a kebab of ben. and the view from europe they see it something like this. are that's get you caught up now and some of the other stories making news around th

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may change but the price tag likely won't bragg's it will cost both britain and the e.u. a pretty penny we'll look at a new study showing just how much the average person stands to lose on both sides of the english channel. and another year another major he you find against google this time the block says the tech giant unfairly blocked advertising rivals online we'll have the details. also on the show an american legend climbs back into the saddle levi strauss returns to public markets after thirty four years away. i'm stephen beard is in berlin thanks for joining us markets in asia have registered slight gains on news of the u.s. federal reserve's decision to hold interest rates steady m.s.c.i. the broadest index of asia pacific shares also japan rose zero point five percent now afternoon trading investors were cheered by the fed's plan to steer clear of rate hikes until two thousand and twenty one ursula from an earlier strategy the central bank also said it sees no need to use restrictive monetary policy to combat inflation is slide it cited slower u.s. and global economic growth as

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the penny dropped with my mumm about six months after the event the penny dropped with my mum.e is 84, she is desperate for more money for them. she rang up three weeks ago and she said the devalued pound means when the nhs is buying supplies from abroad, importing nhs supplies, it is costing millions of pounds more a week, nobody said anything about that. and the lancet this week has come out with a report saying any brexit is going to have an effect on the economy, outside the single market, outside the customs union, there will be a reduction in the economy. very simply, that means there is a reduction in tax revenues that pay for our nhs.” there is a reduction in tax revenues that pay for our nhs. i will tell you what, we have a number of points there and we have chris morris, our fa ct there and we have chris morris, our fact checker supremo. the love in our nation for the nhs, chris, is inestimable. but what are the implications of brexit potentially? what are the arguments and debates here forfunding what are the arguments and debates here for funding and staffing? overa

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the 1960s my ex-husband and i would live in the san fernando valley and he was a mechanical engineer penny came home from work one day and said don't plan on seeing me for a few tears. i had just gotten a contract to design and build and test the engine. he was right. i hardly saw him. they worked a lot in the day that they lifted up the moon, he came home from work just literally walking on air because they're engine had worked perfectly. you never have a job as good as the rest of his working life. >> can you relate to your dad's work and what it meant, what it took for him, the secrecy of it? >> the experience was very different because we were working in the war industry and my parents were always ambivalent about that. it's different than sending somebody to the moon, just like this glorious symbol of accomplishment. it is always a little bit difficult. >> did they talk about the ambivalence? what did they say? >> during my childhood, what happened is people developed rationalizations for building weapons of war are they try not to think about it. so both of those things happened. in

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. >> talking about gap, jc penny and victoria's secret closing hundreds of stores. let's get t susan hoganwho's working the story. >>> we have all shoppedt these stories they are in just about every mall in america, over the past 48 hours, all three retailers announced they are closing some of their underperforming stores. the gap is closing 230 stores over the next two years, and will actually spin old navy off into its own y.comp old navy has been doing better financially over the years the break up allows the retailer to continue offer the customer lower .pric gap will beef up its online presence. jc penny announced it will close 18 department stores this year, they've als stopped selling major appliances and furniture in all of its. stor that took effect at the end of february. and vtoria's secret will close 53 stores this year after announcing this week that its same store sales fell during the holidays. these announcements will bring the number of planned store closures in the retail industry this year to well over 4,000. back to you. >> sounds like a -- that'

people talk about nickel spreads instead of sub penny spreads financial transaction tax ends up being costlier for everybody at the end of the day. >> emily, if i agree with your macro view here, what should -- and let's say i'm typically a 60% equity person, is there something i should be doing with my portfolio, either lightening up on equities or changing the kinds of equities i own given your views >> sure. so our view starting the year was really to pursue a more balanced approach to risk for 2019 really that sort of means clubbing down and hitting it down the fairway for this year it means notching up on quality within the portfolio, both on the equity side with a barbell approach to sector, some for offense, some for defense and letting go of some of the credit in the portfolio on fixed income and notching up on duration, opening more higher quality assets across the board. we do want to be invested. we've seen that has worked so far this year. we're starting to see chinks in the or more, the jobs report was evidence of that today in addition to disappointing global economic da

steve never got their state never give a penny to church i once had a conversation with steve much later after bill gates retired from microsoft and he was doing what i thought was great stuff that trying to eradicate diseases in third world and stuff and i said well you know even though bill gates on a wrecked the technology industry for a decade or two you got to be proud of what he's doing now and steve look at me and said what do you mean distributing is ill gotten gains you know us and he wasn't ready to give him all that much credit for that. steve jobs never missed a chance to insult his old enemies like these awful commercials that made p.c. users and critics say something positive for the p.c. ok easy p.c. you are a wizard with numbers and you dress like a gentleman you see well. i guess you are a little better creative stuff thank you even though it's my own which. maybe i missed twice. in two thousand and seven the two giants come face to face for the last media event pasta confrontation has at last given way to peaceful rivalry first i called jobs because i thought he'd be th

every penny we spend that we don't need to spend helping are less fortunate neighbors as a penny less that we have to spend on cots and kids and roads and tax cuts. the purpose of my amendment is to establish a deficit neutral reserve fund, remaining to fraud and taxpayer government -assisted programs. like medicaid and snap, it would require state agencies to use federal tax returns information to verify income eligibility. a me give you an example. twenty-five states use federal tax information in some manner to determine eligibility. my steak, louisiana, legislati legislative, examination of our medicaid rolls. they still made examination, he found 37000 people on our medicaid rolls who made way more money than the eligibility standards. we found our department of health and hospitals was not even checking income eligibility. legislative found people, this is not an isolated service, found many people making over $300,000 a year on medicaid. that's not right. my amendment would address that and i would think that we all care about our social programs. those who believe in those soc

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. >> like pennies from heaven or rain drops.here is a cold front tonight and it will spread high clouds over the bay area. i don't think we will get any rain out of it but we will get high clouds tomorrow. the numbers are tumbling under clear skies and dry weather. the numbers are in the 40s and upper 30s in spots before sunrise. with low-pressure system going south we will get filtered sunshine mid-day tomorrow. watch this. mid-day, we get a smear of cloud cover over the area but then it is out of here. tomorrow night, sunset it should be gorgeous. winds pick up with this. this disturbance in the atmosphere, kicks up the winds to 30 miles an hour along the shoreline. spring like tomorrow, getting gusty winds. breezy and cooler for tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds, and warmer wednesday. the weekend, we will be in the 70s. over night lows tonight mid-30s in santa rosa. nar field 44. and under starry skies san francisco in the 40s. tomorrow, the numbers not as warm as today but then we bounce back wednesday. south bay clouds mid-

and just a penny less in oakland. the national average, $2.67. this is a direct result of the bad air you may have seen over the weekend. a malfunction at the valero refinery at the beginning of the month caused smoke to be pumped out of the refinery for more than a week. the particles are call a byproduct of the process made mostly of carbon particles. drivers say the event calls the oil and gas industry into question. >> we should be very conscientious of what's going on in the refineries. >> i think my next car will be electric. >> reporter: gas prices have gone higher. the record in the city of san francisco is in 2012. that's when gas pries were $4.83. refine reese were blamed then too. from several beicrosshetate, along with tensions in the middle east then. >>> a federal jury has awarded a santa rosa man $80 million. he says roundup weed killer gave him cancer. he sprayed roundup on his two properties for 26 years in. 2015, he was diagnosed with nonhodgkins lim poema. lymphoma. the jury ruled that the weed killer played a big part in his n

drivers pay pennies to put their unused private property on public land. have you been tracking how expensive land is in san francisco, but they're paying pennies for it. and it takes the streets from people. it shunts pedestrians on to one-way sidewalks single file, and it shunts cyclists like me, like so many people behind me and outside right now, and like tess, into the paths of motorists who are going too fast. vision zero is failing. build the infrastructure. build the now, and educate motorists and educate everyone who uses the roads, and that's all of us. >> chairman: thank you very much. >> theate theodore randall. >> hello. my name is theodore randall. the proposed bike lanes on howard and fulsom is really important to me. within 12 hours before and after tess' death, i rode through the street where she died twice. and it was really disturbing. i live in the excelsior, but i can't help but notice that all of this attention and these emergency actions is happening when a pretty, young white wome woman has been killed. when a few years ago, a few b

you can see the pennies on his eyes and this is levi. you help identify this man. he is a buffalo soldier. one thing we could tell, if you grow up on a horse, my wife grew haveth horses and we horses today. i can tell you, horses are pretty hard on you. they are hard on your back. if you are riding horses like these guys are, you can often get a lot of compression of the spine. you look at those vertebrae any feed indentations in them, those are permutations. that is when you're squishing into the vertebra. there are a lot of features in terms of muscle development and the hip socket formation and the back, sometimes even tell me this guy has a long history of being on the horse. in his history, however it happened, there was a campfire wentr situation where levi to get off the estate and when he picked up that come he that of to be taking another man. he picked up a sharp ax and hit him in the back with it. that man was going to be court-martialed. live for a few days. what you're seeing here in terms the light side ribs are cut, damaged -- damage that was made fr

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