according to local o the opposition radio. cities across the country, tal, but mostly in moscow where according to human rights groups, a total1,000 people were taken in by the police. this turnout largely young demonstrators, sparked by new reports about the russian opposition leader that detailed allegations of corruption largely targeting prime minister dmitry medvedev saying he controlled yachts and mansions, things that outspent his salary. allegations are that he had a special house built for a duck on one of his properties. some proifrths held up images of yell -- protesters held up images of yellow ducks to protest that. and mr. novony has announced plans to run for president in 2018. mr. putin faces a balance -- if he's too easy, there are fears it could protes-- protests coul. >> thank you. >>> it's been less than 72 hours since the republicans failed to pass health care. the blame game now with president trump pointing the finger at democrats saying, "democrats -- finger say, "democrats are smiling in d.c. now that they've

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at radio city music hall. >> jennifers know how to do it.went for the full where jennifer went a little more modest. >> salma hayek gets alexander mcqueen. i mean, come on. >> can you believe that woman looks like that has insecurities? >> no. >> she does. >> when they show you the pictures, you see it in your face and you remember when used to look many years ago. or when they bring, you know, the sample sizes for the models. >> yeah. >> and you can't even get like your toes in there. >> modest and beautiful. at 50 years old, salma's still got it going on. >> do you have a quick beauty fix, salma, that you use like if you're going out and you have to do something quick? >> i do the mascara. which i forgot today. >> but mascara isn't just for the lashes any more. >> you do mascara on the grays every now and then? >> yes. >> i'm trusting you with my son. straight-laced sister to a womanizer. the comedy has rob lowe and kristin bell with what not to do when trying to attract the opposite sex. >> in real life, salma is off the market, married t

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here's what we're looking at at rockefeller center and radio city music hall. r plow guys working hard. normally there's thousand of people on the street not this morning. four inches in central park and i want to show you what we're expecting for cities up and down the east coast. a map of what's still to come. yesterday they said two feet for new york city. that's not going to happen. we're expecting two to four more inches in new york city as it snows into the late afternoon. albany more and in the poconos and more inches and in cape cod and the rest an inch or two in boston six to ten. more north and west and that's been the key north and west of all the big cities is where everything's going. you see the track it's taking the red areas are a blizzard warning and new york city was in that and jersey shore alas it's canceled. it will still be a miserable day and the wind gusts will be a problem and atlantic city with a 48-hour wind governments and nantucket and hyannis 20 mile-an-hour wind gusts. in la guardia 80% of flights canceled. 2800 canceled across the

this was a massive shove anti-government sentiment in cities across russia. 60,000 people taking to the streets according to local radio. arresting 82 cities in total but mostly in moscow where according to human rights groups 1,000 people were taken in by the police. this turn out largely young demonstrators sparked by new reports released by the russian. opposition leader that detailed allegations of corruption, largely medvedev cal house built for duck on one of his properties and on sunday some of the demonstrators held up images of rubber ducks to protest that. they condemned the arrests of the leader who announced to run for president in 2018. vladimir putin finds a fine balance. crack down too hard make him a ma tier but go too easy these protests could continue. >>> thank you. >>> less than 72 hours since republicans attempted to repeal and replace obamacare and the blame game is running wild with donald trump pointing the finger at republicans tweeting democrats are smiling in d.c. that the freedom cause sues with then of club for growth and heritage have saved planned parenthood and ocare. now one of caucus m

radio city music hall, tickets will be available to the public. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're rightbecause we thought it sounded fantastic. not available yet but that is a moment that you will not get to see. >> "godfather 1" or 2? >> 1. >> a lot -- >> i liked 2. >> yeah, do an imitation. >> you have to have the cat in your lap and do the whole thing. so somebody bring me a cat and i'll do it. >> i have a dog in the back that looks like a cat. like hold on. >> you brought -- >> yeah. we digress. >>> also in "pop news," ed sheeran, everybody is a fan of ed sheeran. he's so talented. well, he believes he might have that boy band magic touch. what am i talking about he? he wants to follow in the footsteps of simon cowell. he is telling "rolling stone" he is auditioning singers to create a boy band. he has already written several tunes for this unnamed group. he knows what he is doing. he wrote songs for one direction. he says the plan is to get them up and running and then take them on his studio tour. he really feels like there's room for another great band. he wants to be the guy to

the white community preferred to whitewash, we've arty been a progressive city, as one radio host that you can't put something behind you if you don't put in front of you first in 1898 wilmington had achieved a very status. you have to understand that this was a huge slaveholding area during the civil war because the river was a block away. all the plantations in north carolina were along e rir. roanoke, cape fear and a huge concentration of 330,000 slaves in north carolina in 1860 were right here in the cape fear river valley. there is a fear of her uprising. there was a terrible nightmare of the landed white gentry. they had very repressive laws against both free blacks and slaves. when general sherman came and invaded north carolina from the south he liberated some 25000 enslaved blacks with the army. he gutted the head of navigation with cape fear. he put all those people on votes and mule trains and brought them to wilmington where they were then processed to the freedmen's bureau. many stayed here and in a 1998 wilmington was one of the largest cities in north on a period of the

you go through the -- around radio city, you get stuck in traffic.you smell pizza. a tour of new york, going to the tonight show and being on a really awesome roller coaster. >> it is a roller coaster. >> when can you ride this thing? >> april 6th is when it comes out. you sit in a theater and it's on hydraulics. >> you're >> yeah. >> the walls disappear. >> i did that with the minions ride and almost lost it. >> it's the most insane -- this is the biggest screen they've ever had. you go down into an empty subway train and a train comes at you. you go to the moon, you go to the east river and get wet. >> the best of new york. >> at the end you get robbed. >> $2.99 on the floor. >> the roots are scoring, they scored the whole thing. you see the whole stage. you see higgins. it's gorgeous. it's 3-d. you walk into 30 rock. you walk into the building we're in right now in orlando. that's there. >> have your parents taken the ride yet? >> my mom and dad are going to come to the opening. >> it's crazy. >> my parents are coming to the opening, yeah yeah. an

you go through radio city, get stuck in traffic.t is the race through new york. it is a tour of new york going to "the tonight show." >> it is a roller coaster. >> it is. kind of. april 6th is when it comes out. there are 70 seats, you sit in a theater, all in hydraulics. it goes left and right. >> okay. >> the walls disappear. >> i did that with the minions ride and almost lost it. >> it is the most insane -- i mean, this is the biggest screen they've ever had. industrial light and magic did the effects. >> wow. >> you go down into an empty subway train, it is scary, the train comes at you. you go to the moon, east river and get wet. it is everything you want in a ride. >> the best of new york. >> at the end, you get robbed. >> your wallet is gone. >> $2.99 on the floor. >> did you have the roots in it at all? >> they scored the whole thing. it is like going to "the tonight show." you see the stage, higgins. it is 3-d. oh, you know, you walk into a 30 rock, the building we're in now. in orlando. you go to the new york section. >> l

we saw the second bankruptcy for radio shack, circuit city.se department stores and this is stuff that can be found online, shipped to you for free and returned for free. >> you basically have a sea of trash with these mall based stores. you can pick your spots and find names like some of the discounters and high end retailers, the rest of them are in a plagued environment. i've said before, i don't think it goes through. you just heard it. it would crush these guys. >> if it doesn't go through you would have to be a buyer of all of these names. >> this has been a huge play. this has been an amazon against the world type play and amazon is winning. we've known about that but this bat tax, target and the bat tax hit simultaneously and it worried everyone once again. a guy like marvin ellison from jc penny has invested interest saying it's going to be horrific for his company. it will. i don't think it gets passed. the whole space moves higher. >> so what are you buying? what are you willing to buy even the fundamentals don't look great on the n

city. i think is one radio host put, you can't put something behind you if you don't put it in front of you first. in 1898, wilmington achieved a very interesting status. this was a huge slaveholding area before the civil war because of the river, which is back there about a block away. all of the plantation in north carolina were along the river. a huge concentration of the 330,000 slaves in north carolina in 1860 or right here. -- were right here. there's always the fear of a slave uprising. the terrible nightmare, if you will, of the land. they had repressive laws against both free blacks and slaves. and when general sherman came and invaded north carolina from the south, he had liberated some 25,000 enslaved blacks with the army. he got to the head of navigation of the river, fayetteville, and put all of those people on flat boats and meal trains -- mule trains and brought them to wilmington where they were then processed down to the freedmen's bureau. a great many of them stayed here. 1898, wilmington was one of the largest cities in north carolina and of the 70,000 or so citizens, two

jennifer rubin and msnbc contributor charlie sykes, the editor of right wisconsin and a new york city radio host. congratulations, welcome to nyc. you understand these wisconsin guys better than most of us. paul ryan does seem to be -- he seemed to go from completely ambivalent about trump to semi hostile to trump to literally giddy, giggling on the phone with conservative radio hosts, giddy about the prospect of dismantling the affordable care act. are we seeing the demolition of donald trump's dream about repealing and replacing obamacare or is this ryan's dream we're debating? >> look, a couple days ago i assumed this was going to pass because it had to pass. this is stunning what's about to happen to trump's presidency and ryan's speakership when you think about it. sometimes bills pass because the alternative is unthinkable. we are in day 63 of the trump presidency. and his signature number one piece of domestic legislation might go down in flames. the pressure will be tremendous overnight but there's no question about it. the entire trump/ryan relationship was based on, look, i'm goin

radio and you will hear this. >> silicon valley in san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to go. fortunately the city of concord opens up a refreshing amount of space with built properties. >> reporter: they launched a $100,000 pr campaign in re-branding the city. >> concord, a better fit for

the problem is when you get out into the small rur ral areas, don't have big city newspapers or radiotations, sometimes don't have papers. >> you mean the base? >> eric: trump world. >> juan: there was a piece talking about what we were discussing, appalachia, the delta. >> kimberly: i like humor, right? i sit across from it every day here. it seems to en that you en that you me. >> greg: it's called my face, kimberly. >> kimberly: i think it's fun and done in a nice way. some of the stuff i've seen isn't so appropriate, which i've commented on before. >> eric: stay right there, remember the clip bbc ran of the skriept interview between a newscaster in england and where the guys sneak into the room behind him. guys from new zealand say how would is things go down if it were a mom? >> shifting sands in the region, do you think -- >> it's unclear at the moment what effect former president impeachment will have, unfortunately discontent is not only related to the -- >> you do look rather busy there. >> very likely it face jail time, too, i would argue in an attempt to make an example of

in olde city, cherri gregg for kyw news radio for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> all right. some history there. >> yes. >> kate's joining us now talk about the first day of spring and we have a little sunshine earlier. >> yes, you cannot complain about today. we have had a lot of weather to complain about in the pennsylvania couple weeks but today was not one of those days. beautiful day. we're on the cool side. temperatures close to where we need to be. we have had good deal of sun. cloud have rolled in but sunshine, budd on the trees and then also this sign of the spring as rita's handed out free water ice today. here's eyewitness nice at 15th and spruce where people clam toward get their favorite flavor, the 25th year now, quarter century rita has given out free treats and they say more than 1 million people across the country will partake in the give away i can remember a few first days in the spring pennsylvania where it was a little too cold to indulge if that free water ice but today was a perfect day for it, even for our fury friend there great day to get outside, st

city would not be able to pay for counterterrorism tools put into place following 9/11. including the network of security cameras that monitor potential soft targets like times square and radioical detectors placed throughout the city, active shooter training for officers and intelligence analysis which is key to preventing another terrorist attack. >> under the president's proposal nearly all federal funding to the nypd would be irradiated. this is critical and back bone of our entire counterterrorism apparatus. >> new york city is directly in the cross hairs of this budget proposal. the people of our city, their lives would be hurt by it. >> security experts say new york city is the nation's top terror target. one estimate shows since 2002, the city has been targeted by more than 20 tore plots. last year an attacker set off a bomb in chelsea. it did not explode and dismantled by the bomb squad which also would be in jeopardy under trump's budget. poppy? >> i remember that night well and covering it live. jason carroll, thank you for that. time now for the five things you need to know for your new day. rex tillerson in south korea delivering a strong warning to north korea,

woo disposes of the food waste in bags bought from the city and tracks her food waste with a radio frequency id card. woo taps the card to register the household and dumps her food waste into the bin, which logs how much waste she'll be charged for. >> at the end of the month, depending on how much food we wasted we get charged and then we get a bill. >> reporter: so how much do you normally spend on that bill? >> it's only $2-3, not that much. >> reporter: as their economy grew over the past few decades, south koreans started dining out more and wasting more food. the country banned all food waste from landfills in 2005. today, sujin and her mom say there's a difference in the way their generations think about the problem. >> i tend to have a big appetite but i also want to make sure i'm not eating too much or gaining too much weight so although it's bad to leave food i also think about my diet so i don't feel as guilty. >> before korea was struggling economically, but now that we live in a more prosperous society i think there's more food being wasted, because there's more variety of food

the man handling the state takeover of atlantic city spoke on wpg radio earlier today. >> heroes that work in both of those places and their extraordinary public servants. it has nothing to do with those issues. it has to do with the reality that we cannot continue to pay the salaries we're paying. >> police officers and firefighters spent the day on the board walk in atlantic city handing out flyers informing people of the proposed cuts and layoffs. >>> well, today is not just st. patrick's day, it's match day for medical students at two local schools. match day is when graduating med students find out where they'll be spending their medical training. these future doctors were really excited. and there was also excitement from students at lewis katz school. students opened the envelopes with their future assignments at the same time. we wish them well. >>> villanova one step closer to a championship on their road to repeat. they topped mount st. mary's last night after a slow start. wisconsin was victorious in their matchup against virginia tech. villanova versus wisconsin tomorrow i

city. -internship at [inaudible] radio and eventually was able to live here for three years before foreplay getting priced out having to move to the east bay a few years ago. i love the city with all my heart and my dream my aspiration is to base my business here to get on here and to raise my family here. what's the cannabis industry take off over the last decade and in its wake i've witnessed cities and counties with opportunities to structure the cannabis policies and such waiver will create greater opportunities for thousands other community members. san francisco has unique opportunity to learn from these other cities successes and missteps and am thrilled and humbled by the chancellor impacted her at such a crucial time. i think the passports has already done a fantastic job with the previous recommendations. i also believe my expense within the cannabis industry has allowed me a fairly unique viewpoint with [inaudible] across the ecosystem every day on the opportunity to work with cultivators, extractors just to bidders, dispensaries, delivery driver software platforms and beyond. al

city. the draw for the semi—finals will take place live on bbc radio 5live at quarter to 3 tomorrow.hands with ferrari, after watching sebastien vettel win the opening race of the formula one season, at the australian grand prix. a badly—timed pit stop cost the british driver, as vettel won in melbourne. nick parrot reports. those of you who thought formula 1 in 2017 was called to be another mercedes cakewalk, think again. lewis hamilton started on pole position but he had constant pressure “— position but he had constant pressure —— pressure from sebastien battle. and in the correct strategy call ended up getting the ferrari driver effectively. for sebastien battle, has effectively finger hadn't been seen for 18 months until today. mercedes have dominated formula 1 for the last three years, lewis hamilton the favourite to win the race. when he emerged from the first corner in the lead, many might have thought all bets were off. new rules have been brought in to make the course pastor and the sport more exciting, but this race was won thanks to a tactical error with vessel pressurisi

radio five live. coverage starts from 6:30pm. they are not playing monaco at all, because manchester city are playing them.ntus against porto. some more fall out from last night's fractious fa cup quarterfinal at stamford bridge , manchester united have been charged by the fa for failing to control its players. it relates to this incident about 10 minutes before halftime, when they crowded around the referee michael 0liver following ander herrera's sending off. he was booked twice forfouls on eden hazard. chelsea went on to win the game 1—0. united have got until friday to respond to the charge. the everton striker romelu lukaku has turned down the most he has two years left enrhis current believed to be worth around £140,000 a week. but lukaku won't sign it. hejoined everton for a club record 28 million from chelsea 3 years ago one other football line, gary rowett is derby county's 5th manager in just over a year. he replaces steve mcclaren, who was sacked by the club for a second time at the weekend. rowett, a former derby player, was sacked by he'll take over immediately. muirfield has voted to allow fe

city of concord. >> reporter: downtown concord sparkles but that's not how economic leaders are selling it. turn on your radio you'll hear this. >> silicon valley and san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to grow. fortunately, the city of concord opens a refreshing amount of space. >> reporter: they've launched a $160,000 pr and advertising campaign aimed at rebranding the city. >> concord, a better fit for business. >> we're seeing a lot of interests through our website, a lot more hits to our website, a lot more interest from the brokerage community calling, asking us questions about the opportunities that we have in concord. >> reporter: commercial space, retail and restaurants like peruvian hot spot lima. chef and owner john marquez worked at the french laundry. he saw potential here and opened in november. >> i've seen a lot more traffic, a lot more people saying thank you for coming to concord. this is something we needed and i've heard a lot of that lately. >> reporter: these poster ads at the embarcadero b.a.r.t. station also try to lure entrepreneurs to concord. >> we thought we'd

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radio app. now, remarks from epa administrator scott pruitt. he delivered the keynote address at the national league of cities conference in washington -- washington, d.c. he was introduced by karen freeman wilson. this is just over 10 minutes. >> the poll is, in one word , describe how you feel about being an elected official. now, you've got to get your phones out. you have got to type it in. we're going to give you some chance. if you are like me yesterday, i didn't have a chance to answer because i wasn't doing it quick enough . i see honored, i see excited. --looks like honor is humbled. wow. humbled is trying to catch up. i think humbled, honored, sort of like no and -- neck and neck. honored and humbled is really important because we should be proud of the work that we do. it's also important for us to keep in mind why we got involved in local government in the first place. what motivated you to serve? yesterday, we asked a few of you that very question and here's what you had to say. ♪ >> iran for office -- i ran for wasce for many reasons, one to save my little brother. i went off to college and he was still in hopewell and i was thinking

city. the draw for the semi—finals will take place live on bbc radio 5live at 2:45 tomorrow.f the season, beating lewis hamilton in to second place in australia. it is vettel‘s first win since the singapore gp in september 2015, more evidence perhaps of mercedes's domination being over, after the introduction of faster cars. hamilton started in pole, but vettel had an advantage on pace and tyre wear, and took control after hamilton got stuck behind max verstappen after a pit stop. hamilton's new teammate valtteri bottas came third. at the start i wasn't entirely happy. at the start i wasn't entirely happy- i at the start i wasn't entirely happy. i think i was a bit... yes, too nervous. i was surprised, i thought you were going to do it.|j had a bit of wheel slip off the line, and then i had to take care of va ltteri bottas into line, and then i had to take care of valtteri bottas into turn one, and have a decent exit. after that i was trying to keep the pressure on to make sure that they get the message we are here to fight, and obviously got a bit lucky when lewis came out i

city. the draw for the semi—finals will take place live on bbc radio 5live at quarter to 3 tomorrow.place in australia. it's vettel‘s first win since the singapore gp in september 2015, more evidence perhaps of mercedes' domination being over, after the introduction of faster cars. hamilton started in pole, but vettel had an advantage on pace and tyre wear, and took control after hamilton got stuck behind max verstappen after a pit stop. hamilton's new team—mate valterri bottas came 3rd. tennis, and british number onejohanna konta eased past pauline parmentia of france in straight sets in the third round at the miami 0pen. konta needed all three sets to win in the previous round but the world number 11 looked sharper in this match, she got the first break and went on to take the first set 6—4. konta came flying out of the blocks in the second, taking two early breaks. she was in no mood to hang around, claiming the set 6—0, it took herjust over an hour to dispatch parmentia. up next for konta is either madison keys or lara arruabarrena in the round of 16. at the wgc matchplay semi—fi

radio network. up next, the trump administration stepping up effort to crackdown on sanctuary cities, following theof a 14-year-old schoolgirl by two illegal immigrants. >> part of the reason that president made illegal ill break animmigration and crackdown such a big deal is because of tragedies like this. >> we have latest on the health care, republican conference and conservative freedom caucus meeting right now, what steps are they taking and where we headed? these negotiations among the white house, the house leaderships, spesically speaker ryan, conservatives, freedom caucus and moderates in the house, we're coming right back with all of that and much more. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ lou: a few thoughts on the president's latest efforts to fight back against sanctuary cities. the trump administration's homeland security department has

radio network. up next, the trump administration stepping up effort to crackdown on sanctuary cities, following the a 14-year-old schoolgirl by two illegal immigrants. >> part of the reason that president made illegal ill break animmigration and crackdown such a big deal is because of tragedies like this. >> we have latest on the health care, republican conference and conservative freedom caucus meeting right now, what steps are they taking and where we headed? these negotiations among the white house, the house leaderships, spesically speaker ryan, conservatives, freedom caucus and moderates in the house, we're coming right back with all of that and much more. stay with us. ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream except that the next morning it all makes sense. to power global e-commerce fedex networks are massive .. sna. lou: a few thoughts on the president's latest efforts to fight back against sanctuary cities. the trump

radio, thank you. >>> time check, 6:48 right now. >>> in union city stalled cars blocking roads so go to our new beautifulltime traffic graphic. this is a high-resolution satellite view of the city northbound 880 after alvarado niles road a stalled car blocking the left lane and that backup is all the way to highway 84. so give yourself extra time to get through there. pittsburg on highway 4 westbound 4 slow at 16 miles an hour. all right. moving to more slow traffic along the altamont pass, 17 miles per hour off 205 in tracy. to 34 once you hit north flynn road and a live look at the san mateo bridge between hayward and foster city. wow, look at that. traffic is starting to slow down and a lot of clouds. . >> 67 am 49. live weather camera looking towards the transamerica building where we do -- or tower, rather. blue skies, visibility unlimited in the city by the bay. hazy next to the bay. you can see the sea haze gathering right there as we take a look at alcatraz and angel island in the distance. tomorrow you will feel the difference as you step out. today will be stunning a carbon copy for your friday

radio and you will hear this. >> silicon valley in san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to go. fortunately the city of concord opens up a refreshing amount of space with built properties. >> reporter: they launched a $100,000 pr campaign in re-branding the city. >> concord, a better fit for business. >> we're seeing a lot more interest with our website, a lot more hits and questions from brokers asking about opportunities we have in concord. >> reporter: restaurants, and hot spots, lima, the chef and owner worked at the french laundry and currently owns artisan in lafayette. he saw potential here and opened in november. >> i have seen a lot more traffic and people saying thank you for coming to concord. this is something we needed and i have heard a lot of that lately. >> reporter: these poster ads at the embarcadero bart station also tried to lure people to concord. >> we thought we would do something more different and aggressive. >> reporter: an aggressive sell at concord's abundant growing city. >>> and captures michael jackson, coming up, the photographer who caught every moment of the legenda

radio and you will hear this. >> silicon valley in san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to go. fortunately the city of concord opens up a refreshing amount of space with built properties. >> reporter: they launched a $100,000 pr campaign in re-branding the city. >> concord, a better fit for business. >> we're seeing a lot more interest with our website, a lot more hits and questions from brokers asking about opportunities we have in concord. >> reporter: restaurants, and hot spots, lima, the chef and owner worked at the french laundry and currently owns artisan in lafayette. he saw potential here and opened in november. >> i have seen a lot more traffic and people saying thank you for coming to concord. this is something we needed and i have heard a lot of that lately. >> reporter: these poster ads at the embarcadero bart station also tried to lure people to concord. >> we thought we would do something more different and aggressive. >> reporter: an aggressive sell at concord's abundant growing city. >>> and captures michael jackson, coming up, the photographer who caught every moment of the legenda

radio programmes on our online archive. just go to the website below. next, we are going back to 1989, when mexico cityur guest was the person behind the effort to cut pollution. another miserable, choking day in this gives you —— big cyclicity, undoubtedly the most deluded capital on earth. the smog slowly poisoned the 20 million inhabitants. just breathing is like smoking a0 cigarettes a day. mexican traffic is the worst in the world. millions of large, thirsty american cars criss—crossing the world's largest city without a thought for fuel conservation. and he still campaigns on environmental issues in mexico. finally this month, we're going all the way back to prerevolution russia. a pioneering photographer travelled to the furthermost corners of the russian empire and recorded a disappearing lifestyle in magnificent colour. michelle is his grandson. —— michel. my my grandfather was one of the pioneers of colour photography. it's a unique example of this quality of colour. this is close to 100 years old. at that time you have to realise that the only photograph in colour were taken indoors. it was

radio meter -- music hall right there. we are knowing and seeing the snow hounding new york city pretty hard. what you have. >> we are waiting on rob right robert right there in midtown manhattan. >> forty-seven and six right outside of our headquarters here. a couple of inches have come down at this point. quite a bit of snow coming down. this will be an intense one. they're called for two to 4 inches per hour. that should be there in the next hour or so. basically you're gonna see new york city shut down for the day. all nonessential workers do not come into work unless you are a police officer or first responder. i'd say most of the people in new york are not going to work today. yesterday the mayor actually called for state of emergency. let's listen to the mayor. if you must go out do so for as limited time as possible if you need to travel use mass transit if at all possible. the best thing to do is stay and if you can stay in. basically the messages if you don't have to leave the house down. the is a crippling amount of snow in something that this winter we haven't been used too. we've

city wide event. >> reporter: there are more than 60 free philly celebrates jazz events throughout april. justin udo for kyw news radio cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> you can see jon batiste, tonight and every week night on the late show with stephen colbert at 11:35 right here on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> welcome to town, jon. >> very nice. >> kate joins with us our forecast and that fog is gone. i went out this morning, could not see, rainy days and monday >> yes. >> i'll tell you it was hard to get up this morning. dense fog advisory, pouring through the morning commute, tough getting my kid off to school. my son walked in and ran in mud. >> i hate when that happens. >> miserable days when you have to go through a whole day with the wet sock. through the afternoon things got brighter, better, and warmer, that is trend we are in over next couple days as well. lets look outside, right now we have got some sunshine just in time for sunset which is still about an hour away, these days getting longer and longer. we are gaining two and a half minutes of daylight every day as we head toward start of the april this wee

radio 5 live from 3 o'clock this afternoon. kick—off is at 4. the fa cup fairytale continues today, for lincoln city.nd they've already beaten teams from league one, the championship and the premier league in this year's competition. now they are hoping to heap more misery on arsenal, whatever the odds against them, and their manager danny cowley, who a year ago was a pe teacher. it has been gradual steps for us which is always important whenever you are trying to make progressions and move forward. and we're going to look forward. for us, we have to have a belief that we can win the game. we respect the fact that might be won in 1000 but if that is what the odds are then we go there expecting it to be that one time. yohanna konta has won the battle of the brits, at the indian wells tournament in america. it's the first time, konta, has met her fed cup team—mate, heather watson, in a w.t.a tournament — konta struggled at times in the hot california sun but took the first set 6—4. the second set was easier for konta, frustrating for watson — and there are now 97 places between them in the world rankin

radio programs on our online archive. just go to: next, after the trauma of partition, prime ministerjawaharlal nehru persuaded modernist architect le corbusier to reinvent india, by building a new capital cityess, sumit kaur, is the former chief architect of chandigarh. le corbusier got his first opportunity to design a whole new city in india, where nehru commissioned him to lay out the capital city of the punjab — chandigarh. he wanted the etuzens of the state to regain their confidence, which could have been shattered due to this traumatic partition of the country into india and pakistan. and to bring back the faith in the future. he wanted revolutionary ideas. buildings have to become santuaries from the climate. the sunbreakers break the summer sun when it is high in the sky, and admit the winter sun when it is low. corbusier was very concerned about the harsh climate of this particular city and the region and he wanted to provide comfortable conditions, living conditions for all the residents. the city is cut up into 30 residential sectors by the road system. each residential sector has its own shops, post office, school, health centre, playground, gardens. the road system is designed

city. -internship at [inaudible] radio and eventually was able to live here for three years before foreplay getting priced out having to move to the east bay a few years ago. i love the city with all my heart and my dream my aspiration is to base my business here to get on here and to raise my family here. what's the cannabis industry take off over the last decade and in its wake i've witnessed cities and counties with opportunities to structure the cannabis policies and such waiver will create greater opportunities for thousands other community members. san francisco has unique opportunity to learn from these other cities successes and missteps and am thrilled and humbled by the chancellor impacted her at such a crucial time. i think the passports has already done a fantastic job with the previous recommendations. i also believe my expense within the cannabis industry has allowed me a fairly unique viewpoint with [inaudible] across the ecosystem every day on the opportunity to work with cultivators, extractors just to bidders, dispensaries, delivery driver software platforms and beyond. al

commission some years ago said, you know what, let's allow in one big city in our country one entity to own three television stations, eight radio dominant newspaper, and the cable company. and that would be just fine. that's abusive. that's why i went after that and tried to defeat it and got it done. but this issue that donald trump campaigned on saying, we want to repeal dodd frank, well, you know, if you were around washington in 2008, 2009, dodd frank, while not perfect, was essential. i said didn't go far enough. we needed to ban what are called naked credit default swaps and so on. but to have this administration come in to say we need to take apart that which we put in place after 2009, that's absurd and dangerous for the country. >> you mentioned naked credit default swap, not as exciting as they sound. not the kind of thing you want to see if you're worried about unnecessary risk in the markets. the two of you appreciate that kind of joke. i'll go to you, jared, one more comment from the senator. briefly, while i have you, your view on a letter grade on how the democratic congress is doing and standing up to trump. you

radio has more on what is affected. >> reporter: ben franklin bridge shop along market street in olde city has a close sign in the windowther explanation. >> we do not have enough staff to open up the buildings and maintain safety for those buildings. >> reporter: david fitzpatrick is president of the american federation of the government employees 2058, he says there are not enough people to april rate, maintenance staff alone is down 40 percent with no preventive work being done. another building closed to visitors thomas jefferson house where declaration of independent was written, historic building doors locked shut but windows wide opened. >> it is either heat or air conditioning this time of the year we give them full steam, so, security folks are up there they are too hot they open up the windows to regulate temperature in the building. i'm in the proud of that but however, that is, we don't have the employees. >> reporter: among buildings shut down is the rest rooms here along independent mall, because it is a inconvenience for some visitors. >> handicapped or something it is needed because it is a lot easier fo

city. -internship at [inaudible] radio and eventually was able to live here for three years before foreplay getting priced out having to move to the east bay a few years ago. i love the city with all my heart and my dream my aspiration is to base my business here to get on here and to raise my family here. what's the cannabis industry take off over the last decade and in its wake i've witnessed cities and counties with opportunities to structure the cannabis policies and such waiver will create greater opportunities for thousands other community members. san francisco has unique opportunity to learn from these other cities successes and missteps and am thrilled and humbled by the chancellor impacted her at such a crucial time. i think the passports has already done a fantastic job with the previous recommendations. i also believe my expense within the cannabis industry has allowed me a fairly unique viewpoint with [inaudible] across the ecosystem every day on the opportunity to work with cultivators, extractors just to bidders, dispensaries, delivery driver software platforms and beyond. al