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and then what happened and the resulting pool spray, some of the print pool photographers, thank goodness, the still photographers, they went ahead and rebelled and said, listen, if you don't let in some sort of editorial presence, we're not going in there. >> so a show of solidarity. >> yes, thank goodness or else we wouldn't have gotten into the next pool spray. but michael cohen wasn't asked in the next pool spray so they kind of got what they wanted out of this, which is unfortunate. >> maggi, is it too much to ask when an american president is meeting with a dictator that the american white house stands up for the press and advocates for press freedom. is that too much to ask? >> no. we have time and again seen that this white house conflates the individual with the office and they -- they don't recognize sort of the necessity of promoting long-standing u.s. values. this is a constitutionally protected press corps in the united states and we have seen democratic and republican presidents stand up for those values, george bush among them, overseas. this president and his white house h

they billed a commuter pool party. it was aimed at convincing tech companies and others to make car pooling easier for their employees. groups like commute.org say the transition could help shift the workforce into the fast lane. >> it's taking advantage of what's there today. but it's getting ready for the future. as we get express lanes in san mateo county, that will give car poolers incentive. form the car pools and van pools and you'll be ready for the future express lanes. >> among the ideas suggested, offering workers financial incentives and other perks to join car pools. >>> a deal for the raiders to play in oakland for the 2019 season is close but not done yet. that's according to oakland mayor libby schaaf and mckibbin. they reacted to refute a report that a lease agreement between the raiders and the coliseum authority was done. the mayor appeared on "midday live" here on abc 7. >> nothing is final until it's final. it has to be voted on by the city and the county and the joint powers authority. but yes, the

a dark pool for crypto. what problem are you trying to solve a treating a dark pool?ple are trying to trade crypto today. if you want to try -- trade bigger than tens of thousands of dollars, you're talking about massive cost. $10 million, in moving the market by as much as 1%. slippage costs. for trading with otc brokers charge you an arm and a leg. we are bringing the dark pool tech that has taken up massively in the equity and fx markets in to last market into crypto enable people to trade in large sizes without moving the market. alix: do they want to trading crypto? bitcoin futures got hammered. they will not offer futures contracts. alex: there are about $10 billion today being traded in crypto on exchanges. the equivalent amount being traded off exchanges. there is definitely trading out there. this is a growing marketplace. look at 2019 as the year the crypto grows up. it is not clear everyone's approach will work and i think cboe's clearly hasn't but there is massive interest on the is to shuttle side. david: by bermuda and why dark pool? there are exchanges

car pool lanes on the peninsula getting a new name and purpose. i'm scott mcgrew for marcus. >> i'm laura garcia. the work starts today and kris sanchez joins us with how it will reduce congestion and how soon we're looking. >> reporter: well hi there, laura and scott. the groundbreaking just wrapped up here. they just shovelled that first bit of symbolic dirt and now the real work begins. it takes about three years but in that time 32 miles of what are now car pool lanes will become express lanes. >> what we have lost -- >> reporter: and 237 in sunnyvale north -- >> what we have lost and what our residents have lost is the quality of their life. that's what this will do. when families can go home and get home at an hour they can go to their children's softball game, go their daughter's -- coach the team again. >> reporter: all right. that is one of the dignitaries out here talking about the benefits of having those car pool lanes transition into what will now be known as express lanes. if we can look at the map, i'll show you where we are talking

it was a swimming pool company."look, what does lf -- what does lf stand for?" and they got back in touch, and they said lf stands for linear feet. janice -- [ laughter ] did not seem to mind or notice the fact that i was neither alan nor deb. [ laughter ] i thought that's interesting. she said, "see attached plans."c now, she ad these plans of the proposed swimming pool. so basically, guys, what you've got here -- you got the -- [ lahter ] you've got the neighboring houses, so foliage, and up ndp left, we've got the -- alan and deb's house,hen that's the proposed pool. and i want to be very clear about this, guys.ev you should reply to an e-mail that's not meant for you. you shouldn't do it. >> why? >> because you should just delete the e-mail, let the people know they've made a a terrible mistake. >> oh. >> however, looking at that, i don't know about you, but to me, i just didn't think alan and deb were going to be happy with tt. laughter and applause ] i said, "janice, i'm going to be frank." [ laughter ] i'm un

unfortunately, it's the pool that's the problem.ctually, if you're not going to do something about the people coming in, the problem is never going to get solved. how do you get more women to be interested in tech? does it start at school? this is an interesting debate and the government has put a lot of work in to try and increase the number of people taking stem. that's science, technology, engineering and maths. but i did an english degree, and if someone had said to me when i was graduating but you would run a tech skills company i would have laughed. what we need to do is start breaking down the belief that technology is a jobjust for down the belief that technology is a job just for scientists or people who did computer science degrees, because it's not. we do a 12 week course where we can take someone who may be never went to university at all and within 12 weeks they can become an excellent developer and technology employee. i think it's so important that if we don't get rid of this myth that it's guys that do science that c

employees are jumping into office pools. workers duty to spending an average of 25 minutes during the workday on march madness activities like watching games and filling out their brackets. analysts say that that adds up to an estimated $13 billion in lost productivity for employers that money may be buying companies some goodwill. >> i think it definitely helps with morale and teamwork. >> i think there's a lot of great energy. i personally put my bracket right there on my desk so everybody can see it as they walk by. >> 84% of workers say that office pools make their jobs more enjoyable. >>> and you can also find a guide to march madness including game schedules and the cbs bracket challenge at kpix.com. >>> and some dedicated a's fans aren't letting sleep get in the way of watching their team ay in japan. doors opened overnight at 1:35 over at oakland's mad oak barn. fans crammed inside to watch the first pitch at 2:35 this morning. the bay area team took on the seattle mariners. unfortunately the athletics lost in the op

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hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation?st complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> welcome back to "options action." boeing bouncing back a bit saying it will roll over a software upgrade to its max but having the worst week in years as the company continues to deal with the aftermath of last weekend's deadly crash as uncertainty surrounds the company and the cook mike khouw's got a way to trade it for next to action first call to action, mike >> yeah, so it's interesting, of course obviously the stock seemed to level off a little bit over the course of the last couple of days but i still think that there is some potential town side here. you were asking an important question earlier this week, how the situation that we've seen with boeing here might differ from prior situations. and we have that because we had these two crashes very close together, virtually brand-new aircraft and of course the question is, was there something that was known in between the first and the second that should ha

hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation?s just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> welcome back march madness turning into march sadness for the athleisure stock. shares of nike, foot locker, lululemon falling today. nike lowering its outlook. foot locker falling in sympathy. meantime lululemon lower off an analyst downgrade. but guy likes one of these names. we thought we'd do a little trader tag team. >> trader tag team. >> all right so it's been a while so here's how it's going to work guy and mike obviously over at the plasma guy will pitch the athleisure stock he likes and mike will help him on the trade. what are you looking at, guy >> i didn't have my o.a. jacket on i'm sorry, i went and got it lose some of the animus on twitter. number one number two, here's my pitch. lululemon, what are you, nuts, in this environment a valuation like this you're going to pitch? yeah, i'm going to pitch it and here's why strong digital growth. last quarter digital great was up 71% that's a stagger

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getting notes from the pool spray in the oval office. president talked about his conversation with the prime minister of new zealand saying that he expressed his condolences, these places of worship have turned into scenes of horrible killings and he promised the prime minister any assistance the united states can provide. the president talking about the veto which has not put pen to paper yesterday. 12 republican senators voted against this. not being against the border wall, but just on the president circumventing the appropriations process. the president tweeted out i'd like to thank all the great republican senators that bravely voted for strong border security, this will help stop crime and drug trafficking. watch when you get back to your state. they will love you more than before. the president said he does have emergency powers to build a border wall and across the administration officials are speaking with one voice about what they say is a crisis on the border. here's the secretary of state mike pompeo. >> i've spent a lot of t

hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation?t's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> welcome back chipotle shares have been sizzling this year check it out, the stock is up 65% in 2019 making it the company's best quarter on record since its 2006 ipo, its the second best performing stock but mike khouw says it may be getting a little too hot to handle he's going to show you how in a call to action take it away, mike. >> we're going to take a look at a put calendar this is a stock that i've been skeptical about before and of course it's had a phenomenal quarter. it's up 65%. it's up nearly 85% since the december lows, but it is an exceptionally expensive stock. so are the options how expensive? i was taking a look at this thing earlier today. let's assume for the sake of argument that the growth targets on the top line hold true and that somehow they manage to expand their net income margins basically to the widest they have been since the company went public, about 11%. this company is tr

. >>> when we come back, everyone in the pool. the synchronized swim team you will want to meet.t exercise and ght, swimming physical therapy, and a group of seniors here in new york is showing that it can do a whole lot more than that. ron allen paid a visit to the honeys and bear, a synchronized swim team that's making a difference. >> reporter: when the harlem honeys and bears hit the pool they come together as one, a mostly african-american synchronized team all 55 and older, united by a love of swimming and dance. >> okay, you three -- >> reporter: over the last 24 years -- >> in the middle. >> reporter: have little time for fun and games. >> break! break! break! >> reporter: you're really tough with them. >> but they know and they understand that all is coming from love. >> down. up. >> reporter: the sport in new york, the team is now swimming i would th anniversary be in the doctor's office frequently. 96-year-old latice graham, the most senior member started swimming at age 64. >> i try to get in the pool five days a week. >> is the water healing? >> yes. it's the best th

hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation?just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade >>> march madness turning into march sadness for the ath leisure stock. nike dropping 6% after reporting weaker than expected sales in north america, lowering its outlook. foot locker, a key nike distributor, falling in sympathy lulu lemon lower off analyst downgrade. guy likes one of these names we thought we'd do a little "trader tag team." >> "trader tag team. >> all right, so it's been awhile here's how it's going to work. guy and mike at the plasma guy's going to pitch the ath leisure stock he likes what are you looking at? >> first, i apologize to all you, i didn't have my "oa" jacket on. i have on it now lose some of the animus on twitter, number one. number two, here's my pitch. lulu lemon, slide it you're going to be, what are you, nuts, in this environment, a valuation stock like that? yeah, strong dij tat growth. last quarter, digital growth up 71%. that's a staggering number number two, solid chinese

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david: based on huge pools of people. >> and huge pools of data much coming from outside the site where they buy your credit card information from your credit card processing company, they buy your location from your cellular company and so they are not alone in doing this. google does this, amazon does this to a degree, microsoft does some of this and so that business model is where the problem is, from facebook's point of view they have such a p r disaster that if they get any pr bump from this that's good for the shareholders that's good for the stock, but if you're a user of the product you're waiting to see the final analysis. >> would you say that zuckerberg's hand was forced here? is he really a believer in privacy end-to-end encryption and private sharing instead of public sharing? >> well to be clear i think being in favor of end-to-end encryption is politically speaking a no-brainer for him. everybody is basically their biggest messaging platform which is what's app was already there so i don't think he has a problem with that. i think the notion of reducing sharing would be r

back at the r3 hotel, jeff bridges found a couple flood survivors in his swimming pool. two k koi. somehow they made it through the pond to the bar to here. >> they could have gone anywhere. >> as we come back live, now you know why we returned to the pool. there he is, right in the corner, one of the two koi, making his way to a piece of chicken floating in the top of the pool. typical of guerneville residents, i don't think he is going anywhere. i don't think he wants to. live in guerneville, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> should be happy in that pond right there. wayne, thank you. >>> a fremont family is speaking out after they say a doctor via a robot video broke the news that their grandfather was going to die. kaiser permanente is disputing their claim, though. abc 7 news reporter luz pennia is live. >> thank you, alma, that's right. the quintana family tell us they were expecting a doctor to come physically inside a classroom. instead, the granddaughter saw a video rolling inside the ropt room so she took out her phone and recorded the whole thing. what she didn't expect was

who were not allowed into that pool spray.he reporter for the "wall street journal" was assigned to be the pool reporter for all of the print. we can't make the direct connection they were being punished. howie: the official explanation was sensitivities about shouted questions. does the white house have a point about that taking place with a foreign leader? john: every leaders event we are do around the world we always ask the president questions. sometimes he responds to them, sometimes he doesn't. sometimes we'll even ask the leader -- from the other country a question. it's sensitivities dealing with a person who is not used to being asked questions, certainly not by a free press. howie: what happened when kim jong-un arrived at hanoi. john: he hadn't arrived at hotel. he was at the train station at the china-street a number border. the north korean delegation as well as the white house press corps. every time we go to a city around the world with the president we set up a white house filing center. we set this up a couple

there were three other kids at the other end of the pool, two of them were throwing the pool, two ofverbally communicate, hey, i wa nt able to verbally communicate, hey, i want to play, can ijoin in with you guys? so she had the ball. so they quickly grabbed the ball and got out of the pool because it was not a normal way of saying, hey, i want to play. and the look on morgan's face was, dad, idon't play. and the look on morgan's face was, dad, i don't want to understand, —— i don't understand, i just wanted to play. and it saddens me because ijust wanted my daughter to be able to play. so where could we go? we couldn't take her to a water park because of certain circumstances of hers, and talking to others, we found the same situation. so how do we develop a place where those who have special needs and those who don't can all come together and play on a fully inclusive environment? and it was those discussions, those two chats, those discussions, those two chats, those meetings, they turned into what we now have here today at morgan's wonderland. that is so amazing. and since then,

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charlie ginger pools. these photos raise suspicions and now it's confirmed russian troops are in venezuela thursday russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman said the deployment falls under a militaryy cooperation d deal. which is very short us i would like to stress that russian specialists and experts came to venezuela. in keeping with the provisions of a bilateral intergovernmental agreement and milititary and technical cooperation. but i see it meaning yet russia is not changing the balance of power in the region. russia doesn't threaten anyone unlike officials in washington. in israel an opposition leader one quitite joe says t the prese of russian troops violates the country's constitution. in the united states made its feelings clear russia has to get out. us president donald trump and vice president mike pence met with why does wifi the honoror f solace on wednesday they repepeated the u. s. s stands fy behind the opposition because and called on russiaa to withdr. the united states views russia's arri

it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined.e have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come, it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice, they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center, they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities. it is as good as

it is a series of little pools, totally hot.us. >> you are looking out at the rockies with pine trees, snow, and then of course when you get in and out when you have this cold moment. when you are in there, it's utterly peaceful. carol: that's what i love about this story, that you kind of give this is what should buy, this is where you should stay. not every spring is warm, right? >> he went to one that cooled down, and actually one was too hot. the best times to go are summer, fall, and winter. even if it's cold, it's great to do this. spring is the time when the note -- melt can overwhelm the pool. carol: we are in a sharing economy so you will have some folks there. >> most people wear bathing suits, not everyone does. carol: warning. >> it's a natural experience. something that makes you think you have to treasure these things before climate change might change this. carol: he makes the point that the environment could be changing, whether it's climate change or mining, that it could impact these springs the future. >> thes

okay, so who were those guys we ended up playing pool with on the roof last night? i don't know.nk one of them played for the knicks. [ both conversing in spanish ] [ laughs ] wow. did you just make change with a homeless guy? first of all, it's a man without a home. mm-hmm. second, we gonna act like he ain't got no small bills? [ both laugh ] woman: what should we do for dinner? i thought that you were gonna go to -- [ voices overlapping ] ♪ ♪ >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: whoo! yeah! welcome to "the daily show," everybody! welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for tuning in and thank you for coming out! sit down! let's do this thing! oh, man, i'm so excited! our guest tonight is the star of the biggest movie in america right now. so excited to have her back on the show, lupita nyong'o is joining us, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) also on tonight's show, the secret tax on women, the worst best parents, and i'll show you

looking for a place to have your daughter some fun play time, go to saab car closer california, and poolth and not only can they swim, but there is a dog park and you can watch them and dry them. this is one of the first indoor off leak dog schools and i think if you live in the area and you have the type of breed that loves to whim and you don't have a pool, this may be value to you. >> when it comes to working out, you have to put it all out there. >> it's 5:15 in the morning. seriously. >> how he's making big gains on his not got a t-shirt and he gets his name on a plaque. >> two weeks of illness and injuries kept me out of the gym, but i'm happy to say this morning, i managed to get up. what's the point of doing sperzs if you can't tell everybody about it. >> dude. it was insane. >> at this point, trey is an amalgamation of everything you've ever seen on social media when it comes to the gym. because it's all about the showing off. >> i'm out here at a 5:15 in the morning. seriously. did you hear how early it is? >>. >> you anticipate been in a few weeks, but we can tell you the last

in particular i remember pool noodles as a kid. those long foam tubes you use as floatation devices when you go to the public pool or river or something and walk around my house it was so funny, so classic dad he used pool need noodle to insulate the pipes and in high school i realized i had been using pipe insulation my whole life, it was the other way around. that was normal in our macgyver hodgepodge home and he made sure the pipes were insulate and it was the attention to detail and maximization of mentality i'm grateful for and it seemed a lot to people outside our circles but it was belief and optimism that the small daily work we do in our homes and jobs and opportunities was important and take us to where we need to go. and he was always so happy and so grateful to have that sentiment reflected in and magnified by this whole community here. so thank you so much. [applause] >> yeah, i'm resonating with everything, of course, but i'm thinking right now about how i knew at a very early age how much he loved his work. i think i