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the proud tigers of ps-48 have an award winning teacher and music throughout the halls. >> and one, twon sync with the sunrise. it's not yet with one another. >> almost. >> reporter: these fifth graders at ps-48 in the bronx arrive an hour early for band practice. >> you got to push more air in the instrument. >> reporter: instruments in hand for just four days, melissa salguero guides the first-time musicians through every note. >> fix it at the end. you notice. >> they come in with before school because we have so much need for them to be in the classroom and have them get their math and english so band is a before school activity. ♪ >> make it smooth. smooth. >> reporter: believe it or not, progress comes quickly here. ♪ this is last year's band performing music from adele. ♪ just a few months after getting their instruments. >> at the end of the day, it's not going to be carnegie hall, you know, but that's not what we want. what i want is i want the kids to get the experience of working hard. >> have you ever seen an instrument with a carrot before? >> no. >> teaching this age espec

northern ireland during the evening, that weather front sweeps the evening, that weather front swee ps front sweeps across the whole country overnight allowing us to push down another plunge of colder air, the winds, all the way from the north—west, and this is colder air than we are going to see on monday. so it is turning colder, probably from about mid week onwards, and it will feel cold in the winds, there could be some gales, and with the colder air some wintry showers. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall, the headlines at eight. police release an image of a man they want to speak to over the deaths of three teenagers who were hit by a car in west london on friday. leave campaigners in the conservative party step up pressure on the prime minister. they want her to take a harder line with the eu. the leader of russia's main opposition party is arrested, along with more than 200 other protesters. the founder of the swedish furniture giant ikea, ingvar kamprad, has died at the age of 91. also in the next hour — victory for roger federer in melbourne. the world number two wins his s

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now, an influential committee of m ps wa nts open.wants to hear from women about their experiences of being groped, intimidated, orassaulted, on the street, on public transport, inshops and in bars and clubs. the enquiry is being welcomed by many. inshops and in bars and clubs. the enquiry is being welcomed by manylj think it is really important. it is definitely still occurring, and a lot of men, i think, at aware of it. i think it exactly very important. i think, yes, it needs to be heard. yes, it is that the right thing to be done, but i think we should focus more on what is being done in the workplace, and make it more of an even playing field. a recent survey by yougov suggested 85% of women aged 18 and 2a had experienced u nwa nted aged 18 and 2a had experienced unwanted attention and public places. 45% had suffered unwanted touching, and the number of reported sexual offences on trains has more than doubled in the past five years. the committee recognises that harassment can happen to anyone. but it says it wants to shine a spo

sta m ps royal mail, get your stamps out. stamps and big ben. stamps and bongs. thank you so much.hat is it for the papers tonight. you can see the front pages online and on the bbc website. if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you ben and ruth. goodbye. a warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching this week? very exciting week. we have the post, starring tom hanks and meryl streep. coco, the new animation from pixar. and the commuter, the new liam neeson action vehicle. and the post, it's aboutjournalism. i can't wait, i'm excited. did you like it? to the i did, i really did, it's a spielberg movie, it's a newsroom thriller about the revelations of the pentagon papers, a report which basically said that successive us administrations had misled the country about the vietnam war. the film is largely set in 1971. tom hanks is ben bradley, the editor of the washington post. he is eagerfor a scoop. meryl streep is katherine ‘kay‘ graham, the publis

to make the story complete you need the exiting sta m ps story complete you need the exiting stamps asst leave it there for this hour, that is it for the papers for this hour. you can see the front—pages of the papers online. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. a car bomb in paris. a widow returns to the western isles, joined before long by a french detective on her trail. the two women try to work out what has happened and why and their lives as a result are intertwined. a thriller by peter may, called i'll keep you safe, that moves from a contemporary world of crime and violence to a place where apparently they still cling to many of the old ways. another puzzle, another story that twists and turns, and for him, another international bestseller. welcome. a rather obvious question. what makes a good thriller, peter? a good question. i've no idea! imean... you know it when you see it? i think that's exactly right because there's no formula and if you knew what the formula was, y

it ps recipients.legate eleanor holmes norriton about that. >> in a very real sense the tps residents have become after thoughts or for gotten thoughts and in large because they've been here so long. now it falls on congress who after sometime might have made them permanent residents and probably did not, in part becauses they thought they could go back. but it looks like going back is really not an option. >> and delegate eleanor holmes norriton is intr introduceing a bill that would basically give tps recipients from el salvador permanent status and allow them to apply for citizenship within the next five years. and reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> new tonight the virginia supreme court is scheduled to hear argument this week over whether a white man broke the law when he hung a white face dummy in his yard. he was convictsed in 2015 that bans people from happeninging a noose t he got six months in jail. it was upheld a year later. they will argue it before cour

when melissa salguero arrived at ps-4830 ye 30 years ago there w song or mascot.ve a proud teacher throughout the hall. in synch with the sunrise , it' not yet with one another, these fifth graders at ps-48 in the bronx arrive an hour early for band practice. >> you've got to push mer air in the instrument. >> instruments in hand for just four days, melissa salguero guides them through every note. >> you fixed it at the end, did you ti >> they come in before school because we have so much need for them to be in the classroom and their english. so band is a before school activi activity. believe it or not, progress comes quickly here. this is last year's band performing music from adele. just a few months after getting their instruments -- >> at the end of the day, it's not going to be carnegie hall, you know, but that's -- that's not what we want. what i want is i want the kids to get the experience of working hard. teaching this age especially, it has to be something dramatic. it has to be something that's going to grab their attention. >> reporter: making a musi

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. >> the biggest show in nyc is the ps 11 talent show right here! >> the proud papa visited a new york city school to watch the kids perform. his mum and dad came along and told me james was the ultimate theater kid back in the day. >> there was one production where he didn't have -- >> i'm worried about what you're about to say. >> he didn't have such a big role, right? but he stopped the show with his ad-libbing. he went on and on and on with this ad-lib. >> i know you can't believe that now. >> as part of "blue jacket day" promoting children's literacy, james read the classic book "peter rabbit" to the kids. >> peter sneezed. ah-choo! >> in the new move, corden brings the famous flair to the bunny. >> do the kids understand that you're in the movies now? that's going to be your voice? like, peter rabbit sounds a lot like dad. >> i think they get it. look, they couldn't think i'm less cool. so it's fine. >> james did tell me he definitely has his hands full with three kids. he says they're separated in three rooms and she's just trying to keep it

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. >>> this is f ps in los angeles and i have to say, one of their easier rescues because of that little right there, they named him he busy running busy bridge. they engage the guy walking with the dog. >> is this your dog? is this a stray dog? someone called me and told me. okay. >> they get out and he comes running. >> that dog doesn't belong to that guy. >> no, what i think happened is that the dog was running back and forth across this busy roadway, they got a call about it and i think this guy was friendly enough to make sure that the dog didn't get run over so when hope for pause arrived they brought the cheeseburger just to make sure. >> hi. what are you doing in the street? >> after they gave him the cheeseburger this he unfurled the lucky leash. >> it's okay. hey, hey, hey, it's okay. >> they were able to get it around dingo's throat. he backed up a couple of steps and there's more cheeseburger? the cheeseburger always wins. before they put him in the car they realize something very strong about the dog. >> you're not neutered. you're a boy. oh, and you stink so bad. >> literal

awards go all female as the women's mar ps go global.day" reports on yesterday's women's marches. rallies took place on sunday in more than 30 countries and the u.s. they want to take more power to the polls. it's a push to get women to vote and run for office in november's midterm elections. the drive is ailed at registering 1million wide. the largest single-day demonstration in u.s. history. >> we want to take all of the momentum from all of the things that we've done over the course of the last year and really turn that into the electoral power. >> singer and actress cher spoke at the las vegas rally. she told the crowd if they don't vote, they don't have a voice. >>> the "washington post" reports a senator says the fbi did not save five months of text messages exchanged by two senior officials involved in the investigation of the trump campaign in russia. in a letter republican senator ron johnson asked fbi to explain why it didn't retain messages between peter struck and lisa page. >>> the portland press herald reports is that criti

>> reporter: these fifth graders at ps-48 in the bronx, arrive an hour early for band practice.issa salguero guides the first-time musicians through every note. >> you fix the it at the end. you notice? we have so much need for them to be in the classroom, so band is a before-school activity. have you ever seen an instrument with a carrot before? >> no! >> teachin teaching this age, especially, it has to be something dramatic. it has to be something that's going to grab their attention. >> reporter: making a musical carrot or a keyboard of bananas, can do that. >> i have never had a teacher like this. like, she's different in so many different ways. it's, like, amazing. >> what we're trying to say is she makes our day. she makes us feel great. >> reporter: and if you've ever doubtedly the power of a great teacher-- you're getting emotional. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: watch louis talk about what a big deal miss salguero really is. >> every day you can tell-- meet a person that is so important in your life. and that will teach you a bunch of things about life and stuff. >> reporte

salvadorans were first granted .ps in 2001 john is in cincinnati, ohio, an independent. what are your budget priorities? caller: good morning and thanks for taking my call. i want to talk about the budget and one of the things is i live in ohio's first congressional district and the way a congressman -- once you get voted out over tire, they still receive pay for like ever. i believe our district is paying for five congressman. i do not want to get into term limits, but i would say that once they leave or are voted out of office, they should maybe only get pension for like three years and go back and get a regular job like anybody else. than the other thing is that the elected congressman -- they elect a congressman and then they go and make rules about how much money i should get. they have cut my social security by 60% because i stopped working in social security and got a state-sponsored pension. toy vote on how much money take away from me, but i cannot vote on how much money to take away from them. that's like taxation without representation and i would like to hear

believe that now that the hostilities are mostly over, of course there will be pockets and fla reu psd flareups of military clashes, that is inevitable in any conflict of that they mention, we can now think and actually proceed along the path ofa and actually proceed along the path of a political solution. and the intensified campaign we are seeing in places like eastern goutha, is that a sort of vinyl, effectively permission for president assad, the syrian regime, to do what they can, and there are suggestions that chlorine gas, chemical weapons have again been used, which, at the very least, russia must be complicit in. well, until i see evidence, hard evidence of anything like that happening, iam not evidence of anything like that happening, i am not prepared to discuss it. you've seen the pictures. you've seen the reports of the effects of the bombing. throughout the conflict in syria, i have seen hundreds of pictures and videos staged of ostensibly chemical attacks. could be syrian regime use chemical weapons without russian and knowledge? i think that, to begin with, the syrian

ste >>>ps 4:30 right now. the tsunami warning issued shortly after the quake for our california coastline mobilized police in kodiak alaska to takes some unusual steps to warn residents there what was going on. >> i just want to remind everybody this is not a drill. this is an actual tsunami warning. everybody getnews at at least above sea level. >> i saw that from the police ut department. right here you are looking at video posted from nbc news about the same time showing residents in kodiak evacuating to higher ground. those lines of cars, right now those residents in kodiak are ae being told to remain in place, i that's because the that are lorn master says thaty they've notid receding water levels. state troopers in alaska so far have said there are no reports of any waves making landfall in. kodiak. >>> our breaking news coverage continues online as well.. you can download our app. we've been posting updates all g night long. c head to nbc bay area for instant coverage. follow marcus tat nbc on twitter,

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and he is claiming credit for that, for his hardline sta m ps credit for that, for his hardline stampsressure he has put on china, the fire and fury rhetoric, the sabre rattling on twitter. now i suspect we will see a continuation of much of that. don't be surprised if donald trump continues to mock kim jong—un as little rocket man, the white house saying it will continue to exert maximum pressure. the question, really, is how will north korea respond? will really, is how will north korea respond ? will it lead really, is how will north korea respond? will it lead to a pause in nuclear and missile testing? because, if it doesn't, it is hard to see any direct talks taking place between washington and pyongyang. nick bryant for us at the white house. thousands of people who've been stranded in the alps because of unusually heavy snow are now seeing some relief. trains have begun running to the swiss resort of zermatt and helicopters are ferrying people out if they need it. but others are making the best of the situation. imogen foulkes reports. after two days cut off from the rest of the

and if the government ta ke ste ps long—standing.ment take steps to properly address those grievances in a tangible and sustainable fashion, then protest will likely die down. if they don't, thenit will likely die down. if they don't, then it runs the risk of becoming something bigger. and how do you expect them to react, and how does this play into the dynamic between reform ists this play into the dynamic between reformists and conservatives in iran? well, this is a great question, and one of the things that makes it so difficult to answer at this particular point in time is that a lot of the people you see protesting on the streets right now area protesting on the streets right now are a very different demographic and the people who protested in 2009 or 1999. by most accounts the protests have been small, but they have happened in a pretty large number of irani and cities, and as a result of that it has been a lot of middle—class to lower class irani and that have been protesting, precisely because of the economic grievances, but

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a few more of that age, the clubs themselves cost more than just getting everybody‘s golf on ps four. simon is with us again. your thoughts on golf? clearly i like the stupid trousers and the site is! i gaveit stupid trousers and the site is! i gave it a go. i wasn't great but i found it boring. sorry to all the golfers. a good walk spoiled. apology accepted. i am boring enough to love golf. let's have a quick look at some of the stories that took our eye on the business pages. starting with the telegraph. this hugely important summit taking place between the french president and the uk prime minister. but the person stealing the headlines is boris johnson. he's called for bridge across the channel. hardly a shock that our noble foreign secretary would steal the limelight from the prime minister at a moment like this. clearly not the first time. you get the sense that this is more about domestic politics than anything else, just a reminder that boris is constantly there. roy wood business perspective the markets will take this as a reminder of the fragile nature of uk politics. to any

she lea ps halep in the final this morning.n the world. james burford was watching. the eyes of the world trained on its two best players. neither had won grand slam before. a wrong about to be set right. the 15,000 before. a wrong about to be set right. the 15, 000 spectators before. a wrong about to be set right. the 15,000 spectators packed inside the rod laver arena were treated to hitting of the highest order. it took a tie—break to decide the first set. sometimes i'd within your opponent wins points, sometimes just brute force. —— outwitting. while the quality of the tennis was enough to make the head spin halep called for the doctor, suffering from dizziness. she started finding the lines and before long she had a set point. simona halep, known for herfighting spirit, set point. simona halep, known for her fighting spirit, levelling the match. but just when her fighting spirit, levelling the match. butjust when she thought she had the advantage, her opponent's on battling attitude came to the fore, wozniacki setting up c

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they had to be we understood also and wanted to help them ps prepared as they could. it would've been horrible for them not to come in with good people to jump in with real difficult jobs. i don't know whether it is true or not, the word was before this administration came in the president was superstitious about planning for an administration it was kind of a ramshackle operation a little bit too. so they do not do that work and it's hard to build a bike when you're trying to ride the bike. >> hello. i'm jenny, go to the university in boston. you tax that held mushrooms grow brother in the dark. negotiations are less effective if they happen in the public eye. would you extend the to the tax bill that just went through and how the process of the gop used to get that through? >> once you decide, i think that is up being more public than the even what i'm talking about. i think deals should cannot be presented and we would all of them to go through regular order. rules run the congress, the structure of congress is difficult. multiple congresses under leadership had to

storm stay ps offshore. but we are on the edge of it where the cold air and moisture come together. then by 5:00 tomorrow morning we could see some of the snowfall through d.c. and northern virginia as well as maryland. now this model has cree aren'tly updated showing that trend a little better. quickly clearing out for the morning. now, if this track still has time to change before it actually gets here, if it shifts a little father to the east looking at lower snow chances farther to the west. higher snow chance ns land. so far this is what we are seeing inch or less than d.c., northern virginia and maryland maybe up to one to two closer to annapolis, and this looks like a coast storm. so anything falling will be sticking because temperatures below freezing. look what's happening friday and saturday, highs only in the teens. we'll look at the ten day forecast coming up. >> all right, sheena. thank you. coming up, a closer look at crime rates released this week in the district. you may have heard those numbers are way down. >>> and we'll tell you about some of the high tech tools p

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they‘ re called chinstra ps because of the markings under their face, and they eat as many as two dozenrity. when they reach maturity in about two years, the male will be much bigger than the female. a reminder of our top story. north and south korea have agreed to march under the same flag at next month's winter olympics in south korea, and to field a joint women's ice hockey team. it is a sign of the thaw in relations which began when the north korean leader, kim jong—un, offered to send a team to the games. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. hi there. the weather looks set to cause a few problems for commuters first thing thursday morning, thanks to this rapidly deepening area of low pressure. now, the isobars really squeeze together across eastern counties of england. that is where the winds are going to be at their strongest, particular across parts of east anglia, maybe the south—east. now, coastal areas could get wind gusts potentially up to 75 mph. not far off that for inland areas, so we could well bring down one or two trees,

the first part of tonight, but then, that milder air sweeps tonight, but then, that milder air swee ps a cross tonight, but then, that milder air sweeps across the country so we will start monday between three and nine degree, rain in the far south—west. that will scrape along the south coast for a while before scooting off into the near continent, there will be showers in scotland, particularly, these mainly falling as rain at this stage, a breezy day where ever you are, windy in the north but for many places it will be fine, dry, some spells of sunshine and a much betterfeel to fine, dry, some spells of sunshine and a much better feel to the weather, at least much less chilly at six to 11 degrees. ahead it will turn milder still on tuesday, we will see outbreaks of rain and strong winds at times. is this is bbc news, our latest headlines . 1a foreigners are among 18 people killed in the attack on a kabul hotel — they're thought to have been deliberately targeted. ukip‘s ruling committee unanimously backs a vote of no confidence in leader henry bolton. henry was disappointed, but he u

the government has this laissez faire attitude may have to ta ke ste ps laissez faire attitude may haveto assure people of their futures. (arillion is more than the uk's second biggest construction firm. it delivers 32,000 school meals a day. it maintains nhs buildings, containing 11 and a half thousand hospital beds. provide services to prisons and as recently as november was awarded a contract to help build hs2. it was that fact that fronted angry exchanges today in the commons. when did the government first realise carillion was in trouble? after all, they had three separate profit warnings and backin three separate profit warnings and back in 2015, there were already short selling vostok on the stock exchange. so where did it go wrong? big contracts like this when sour, profits optimistically banked had to be written off, blowing a hole on its finances and with banks are unwilling to lend any more money without government support, its fate was sealed. carillion with a company that until recently paid big salaries to its bosses and big dividends to shareholders, despite owing its ban

for the year, there it ps is below analyst estimates.s amex's first quarterly loss since 1992. paypal is expected to make $15 billion worth of revenue this year which is above analyst expectations. so we continue to see upward trajectory. vonnie: short and sweet and very informative. i love it. mark, i'm sure you have all that and more. don'tif at first you succeed, try try again. last week i was banging the em drum but you are giving me nothing. i'm going to keep going until you give me something. in the wake of our last conversation, foreigners are buying sun african stocks, the fastest rates on record. average daily inflows, strongest level since this data series began in 1997. it is down to optimism about the new anc later. we had this news of the anc saying president zuma has to leave office. the hope for sound economic management, leading to this big rise in florida inflows. 10 year yield down to a march low. -- all ofrk, you know those words flew over the top of my head. i judge based on merit always. however, all that said, you a

backlash about all this waste, we did a story about copy this waste, we did a story about co py cu psps the other day but i think people are generally on board. everyone wants to do their part. it's simple if you don't want to play on a plastic bag take your own. 0r easy cloth bag. 0r play on a plastic bag take your own. 0r easy cloth bag. or a trolley. toyota and mazda picking alabama for a big investment, 1.6 billion. they are thinking about starting a new venture in the us state of alabama, it would produce 200,000 vehicles per year which is huge. definitely a big thing for a country like the us, we think about with the uk and europe as well, not known for manufacturing, it's a dying or a weekend part of the economic space. where does this play into donald trump's views about japanese cars and tariffs? i think the fact it's been made in america and manufactured in america and will employ 4000 people in a state which is not always at the top of economic output lists could be very good for the campaign promises as well as just bringing up different parts of the us economy to catch up

ps and putsks shi prisoners on them, he's putting maybe prisoners on small sh ips. he is trying to keep it quiet because he does not word -- she does not want were to come out. but when he leaves, his predecessors have had it. the british patients has more than. -- has worn thin. these pesky colonials are still in the fight. that is when they decided to hawk the hms jersey. and put 1000 men on her. by then they are losing patience and we do not know who it was. i wish i had a document that i could say it was this individual on this day that make the decision. the command structure, beginning in 1779 is as narrowed down as i can get it. either i have not found a document or another story caps off out a document or it has never -- or another historian has never found the document. but that is when they used this as a weapon of terror. the question was could they not have known, they knew about it. the british command post headquarters from new york city --jersey is a this massive warship 100 yards off the brooklyn coast. you can see off the river. at any given time, o

. >> ps psfs is in green. >> yes. >> thank you. >> it is beautiful. >> i have a feeling things will bereen for two weeks we will we will be all green until super bowl. >> we love you are sending in your videos. i just posted one minutes after the game dancing with quincy, and a random fan. but then there is this one and i have to tell you this takes the cake. he will be hurting. this is septa subway train, you think he missed it and was trying to run to get the door, or trying to catch the train. >> i got a feeling he doesn't realize. i don't know why he would chase a subway. >> old time movie, now see him running along the passenger train. >> we are looking for this guy i want to see him. fairly easy to recognize he has a big septa steel lego imprinted on his face. >> i hope he is okay. >> i want to make sure he is okay first. >> he had a dawkins jersey. >> so many people with dawkins jersey. >> would you know this guy, would i like to meet him and have him in the studio. >> i bet his friend where is on that train and he missed it , and doors closed. >> why would somebody be shooting

. >>> reported comments from president trump raising some eyebrow ps, tv host said the president told him i would not say i'm a feminist, and then said i'm for women, men, everybody. the comments come as the conversation over sexual harassment and behavior towards women dominating the headlines in recent months, the president being accused bisexual miss conduct by more than a dozen women and denied the claims. >>> the chair of the republican finance committee is a latest casualty in a wave of sexual claims. the downfall of the billionaire ka si know mogul. >> steve win releasing this statement saturday effective today, i'm resigning as finance chairman of rfc. the chairwoman accepting is the resignation one day after the wall street journal reported that he pressured some of his employees to perform sex acts. the journal reporting a 2005 incident, he forced her to have sex in his office. later paying her a $7.5 million settlement. told abc 7 he saw employees cry, get sick when requested them. >> he was chasing one of the mrgs around and locked herself in and would not come out. >> his

the fbi, the department of justice number four, bruce orr wife worked for fusion pugh ps on the fake dossier. the hole scenario, the hole situation. i want to see. i challenge my friends on the other networks to give this air time. cover this. >> they will have to. >> cover this. >> they have been so wrong and corrupt. they can't admit it. it's coming. >> i have run out of time. jay, you will be back tomorrow night. see you then. when we come back president trump is out with a blistering new ad we play that and tomi hits the streets, straight ahead. >> president's trump reelection campaign released a blistering campaign this weekend. watch this. >> [beep] [beep] >> that's illegal i am grant louise charged with murdering two police officers. >> [beep] [beep] >> it's pure evil. president trump is right. build the wall, deport criminals. stop illegal immigration now. democrats who stapd in our way will be complicit of all -- >> i'm donald trump and approve this message. >> socialist center bernie sanders called it unbelievable and outragage. >> author of "the new revolution" is with us.

don't have planet fit ps in our area >> we have meetings with head of the reits, even the retailers whoant to downsize having meetings. coming up in three years, we're getting ahead. pipeline is building better. >> lot of people who watch the show of means. do you need to be master franchiser >> we have franchisees from one or two stores to 50, 60 stores most area development agreements county of 1 million people, 10,000 per store, 100 grand you own that territory build ten stores over next years. that's the pipeline. on top of the stores open, over 1,000 signed agreements, half open the next three years. pipeline is there. build. >> how did you start i think a lot -- you're inspiration. >> front desk. one store in new hampshire, $6.40 an hour. i saw an opportunity we started to evolve the model with the founders, throughout the '90s designed great business model, franchising it. model in rural new hampshire, five stores and putting in orlando and dallas and went crazy. >> congratulate you, inspiration to a lot of people chris rondo is the ceo of planet fitness. i do like this stock "ma

. -- ps. with landmark cases returning next month for season two, c-span senior history producer mark farkas shared background on the upcoming series. >> by popular demand it returning. it's awful a full production ws and the national constitution center. as i listen to the callers this morning they're talking about race, talky about the powers of congress, the constitution and immigration. so what we've got in season 212 landmark supreme court cases that really take you to the history of the country and deal with all these cases that really, really have something to do with today. along with the national constitution center we had a very, very long set of cases and what we wanted to do was really take cases that had human interest story to them. because in the end these cases affect human beings across the country. so the cases came down to did have an impact in the time, did they change the court, the country, , and how relevant are they today? all of them are relevant today. the first case

talking a little bit more about this security flaw in their chi ps, saying the exploit allows accessprivileged information. it does not allow malicious code to infiltrate the computer or stop the computer, but they say that fixes to this attack will take some time to deploy and that those fixes are coming over the next two weeks. coming up, spotify preps for its unconventional public offering. the latest details and what it means for startups looking for an exit, ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: they are buying a brazilian right hailing company ing company, putting themselves in direct competition with uber. last year, they led a $100 million investment in the brazilian company. the terms of the cash deal were not released. the move is a signal that the industry may become dominated by global companies instead of local monopolies. spotify has confidentially filed for its ipo, according to a person familiar with the matter. spotify will go ahead with the plan to skip a traditional stock sale and list its stock directly. it avoids underwriting fees and restrictions of stock sale by s