additions of the classic books and wanted to put minorities on 12 classics including romeo and juliet, peter pan, and frankenstein. barnes & noble had recognition, representation and inclusion in mind but critics questioned on why barnes & noble would not just promote the actual works of the minority authors instead. >>> the board of the san francisco pride parade debates on who can marked in the pride parade with a focus on google, a longtime sponsor, and the alameda county sheriff department. there is some that want to ban google and youtube saying that the company does not police

one day when he needed a present for his sister he created his 1st tiny sculpture we were watching peter pan one night and then it turns out the next day was her birthday and i had forgot it so i was like damn i have to make something at the last moment so then i just started taking something apart out of panic and putting it back together again and that was about 20 years ago and i was the 1st ferret ever made and i just kept on making them from that point on. working with different remains of animals is a challenge for the artist morally to he needs proofs and certificates for the fur and bones that he uses. materials from exotic or endangered species like this crocodile leather are not an option for him. but he would like to work his magic on a complete dinosaur skeleton at some point down the line. in terms of architecture it's taken so when i was a pardon rearranging it and something else i would love to do as well i think i would make an entire thrown out of this thing. no dinosaur bones so far but dogs are puma bones instead for his series floral skeletons he's decorated the animal bo

they wanted to put people of color on the classics like romeo and juliet, peter pan and frankenstein. they insured recognition, representation and inclusion the critics? barnes & noble did not promote the existing works of the minority authors instead. >>> the board of the san francisco pride parade is debating on who will martin the parade this year. there focusing on google and the longtime sponsor along with the alameda county sheriff department. there is a push by some to ban google and the affiliate of youtube saying they did not police youtube enough for hate and homophobic conditt. the executive director of the parade says it's better to work from within to push for improvement. he says google has been responsive. >> the online policies are not perfect, but nobody is perfect. how they best represent as partners with us, through stickers and t-shirts or through the inclusive hiring practices. >> the reason that some want to ban the alek me to alameda county sheriff is because they were involved in caring out the quarter eviction from several homeless mothers from a property in o

peter pan and frankenstein. the company designed five covers for each title to ensure recognition, representation and inclusion. . >>> the irs says by 2025 nearly 1/3 of its current employees will retire. irs officials say that presents two problems. first, the people who leave will take their experience and knowledge from working in the taksz field for years and secondly the agency is having a hard time attracting new workers and that affects the work the irs can do. last year, it was able to audit less than 1/2% of all individual tax returns and it was more difficult for people trying to get answers to their questions. >>> united airlines taking a big step towards having a heavy supply of new pilots. the pilots would build experience at regional airlines like united express, or american eagle before flying for the bigger airline. united says it will need more than 10,000 pilots by 2029 as pilots from the generation turn 65 and retire. >>> uber has been given the green light to lf- driving cars on public roads

it included books like frankenstein and "peter pan" with the characters with people of color. was written by a black author. >> it's what is in "the root." books in black face, barnes & noble celebrates black history month with white books. >> you write about how a librarian told you growing up thank you can't judge a book by its cover but when covers are being changed, maybe it's time to judge them. do you feel that way? >> i think that's a correct statement. i think one of the things that people don't realize about this campaign is that all of these books are in the public domain, so it wasn't really -- none of them have anything to do with black history, which is -- which is counter productive to any discussion about black history. there is nothing black about these books or historical about these books, so you could only come to the conclusion that these books -- this was done because of for profit. >> it does make you wonder who was in the room when this decision was made. barnes & noble responded saying, quote, the covers are not a substitute for black voices or writers

still with us, peter oppenheimer from goldman sachs. first, how do you see this panning out? e have a trade deal by december 31? peter: this is part of the negotiating process. the u.k. are trying to make clear they are not going to accept the deal at any cost. one important principle is they have the right to the verge on some areas of regulation -- diverge on some areas of regulation in order to fulfill the hopes of the point of brexit in the first place. i think there will be the ability to get some trading deals done this year within the time limit. it could go into details of other specific parts of a trade deal to a might end up going in phases. itre the beginning part of is the basis of the trade deal and art good. and, other more complicated issues follow. francine: what does it mean for u.k. assets? peter: u.k. assets, as we have discussed before, different things for different people. if you look at u.k. equities, they are quite global and they tend to benefit from periods where sterling weekends. we think domestically, u.k. equities in particular are quite attractiv