roach these messages they're choosing to stay anonymous but what is clear is that they have been spreading on social media a message. it's like a want all very similar people beginning their emotions of all of these missing is organizing something like this on a public page which you might expect in anywhere else but you know lots of countries but in our area it would be kind of dangerous to do that because of the situation there reporters without borders says the government is cracking down on the media's reporting of this and in the media in general so this is why these types of events have to be organized in secret and anonymously who are the people going out to protest the government it's particularly young people young professionals university students and we have to keep in mind that demonstrations like these in algeria pretty rare but it is these elections coming up that have really keep things into good is the elderly and quite frail president once a fifth term in the the protests is saying well no it's time for you to go are you and ahead of the protests pictures like these were b

some analysis today, we're joined by dave roach.ctor at fordham university, my alma mater. also former ad in the ivy league at brown university. good to talk to you. i wanted to have you on to talk about process. especially when you were at brown, which is non-scholarship league when it comes to athletes, hoping you can explain to people how the process is supposed to work? in other words, does a soccer coach, volleyball coach, as case may be have number of slots they come to you as athletic director, somebody in admissions to help the students get in? how is it supposed to work? >> happy to explain it to you, for you connell. besides being ad at brown i coached at brown. connell: yep. >> i actually had experience dealing with admissions. i found that brown admissions office great to work with. but essentially what happens is, each head coach, each sport and great axe dem i can schools like the ivy league are given x-amount of spots of kids they would say to admissions, here is someone that could help my team and, like to support th

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beautifully go read out on his behalf in that letter the president promised political and economic reforms roach area and that's a new constitution will be drafte. and voted on in a referendum all of this -- coming of course in the wake of three weeks of anti government protests millions of people take to the streets to demand beautifully to step aside. after twenty years ouout runnnng algeria. they have so you have to do tha. well the more than i let's bring in our internanational size at - alalmond joy jenna almond shoes ninight for algeria tonight i'mt this hour what's your take on what we see. well it's really surprising twist actually i mean everything was pointing. in the direction of beautifully k. -- really protests in continuing and standing in and and and actually standing in the april eigighteeh election so -- it's it's a it's very surprising twist -- that he he changed -- and it's clearly a victory for this protest movement. because they didn't want him to seek. a fifth mandate and they've achieved that -- but still -- it's it's perhaps -- a kind of dampened damp victory in a sense b

accidents of birth, and we believe that people should have at the very least the core necessities to roachrue full -- preach their true -- reach their true core potential. childcare, housing, education, basic access to nutrition and no longer held hostage to the market. guaranteed social rights. and more generally, we believe that democracy is a good thing and democracy should be, to whatever extent possible, extended from just the purely form of political realm into more social and economic spheres as well. gerry: the definition of socialism is government control, government ownership of the means of production, distribution, exchange. it means, essentially, no real private -- very limited private property, and the government essentially runs everything. that's not quite what you're describing. >> i think there's certain natural monopolies, health insurance should be run by the government. but i think this is other areas where we should strive for worker owner ship, ownership through cooperatives and things like that. we should think about our ends, not necessarily the means of the comman

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hainey and supervisor katherine stephanie and i want to thank them, as well as their staff of adrienne roachiend, marty constance markovic. marty coyne. this is not an easy thing and even though she could not be here because she had to leave the city, i want to thank cancel leakathleen manning and her fam. [cheers and applause] and then cancel lean, lik kathl, you're dealing with city agencies and i want to thank those agency. sometimes there could be red tape involved but every year people in the different organizations, different departments step up and make it a lot easier for us. so i would like to thank the sfmta and ed risken and his staff and stacie catalo, chief joanne hayes and her staff, chief bill scott and his staff at the traffic station or excuse me traffic division northern and central. >> to be able t 168 years, about 168 years ago, people got together in a room and decide decided to celebrater irish heritage. i want to thank every one of you. i appreciate it and i know that if we continue to do this, the little ones will be carrying our torch for another 168 years. thank you

opinion piece published in several european newspapers this tuesday french president emmanuel michael roach that europe. has never been more necessary since the end of second world war adding that it has also never been so threatened his response a list of proposals for strengthening unity within the european union. erin open key it has more. it was one of the many well michael's central campaign pledges reinforcing the european union and taking on a leadership role in that pursuit. it is up to us to you to define the only path that ensures our future. the one i wish to speak to you about today. it iss the rebebuilding of a eue that is sovereign. united and democratic. now three months ahead of you you parliamentary elections the french president is going on the offensive to pursue that objective. in a letter addressed directly to european citizens president micro outlined his vision for the future of the e. you with a list of suggested initiatives. all with the stated goal of strengthening european integration. faced with concerns about the upcoming elections mike home proposes the creatio

. >> it suppose santa clara county is paying the family of walter roe roaches $7,000. the this is family attorney general. this amount reflects that the jail messed up and the sheriff's office is responsibility for his death. >> the county didn't admit liability. he was 32 when he arrived at the major jail in sand jose after a documented illness. after he said he was sad and suicidal, deputies tried to move him to a different cell. he was in a catatonic state. they shot pepper spray and then a more potent tear gas. then they shot him with a projectile from a riot gun three times. still no response. >> he was beat willen head to toe, in fact. couldn't toogss. from the top of his scalp to his feet. the sheriff denied using it at close range. but i caught up to her at a news conference. >> we banned it entirely. will then they sent me these photos. a palate of riot guns. rlt her attorney general says she knows it won't bring her son back but she homes it sends a message. she sent her son to america to have a better life. not to be battered and killed by the people who wer

over its nuclear weapons at the head of a summit last month that's according to a report from the roaches news agency said to have presented kim jong un with a document calling for the transfer of jong yang's nuclear weapons and bomb fuel to the u.s. it is the first time trump would have explicitly defined what he meant by denuclearization to kim a lunch between the two leaders was canceled the same day before the summit was cut short let's get more on this we're joined by correspondent patty contained she's live for us in washington d.c. we are hearing more now patty about exactly what was in the document that president trump gave. well yes we are in this again is coming from the reuters news agency so we know that kim jong un wanted to negotiate directly just with president donald trump as you know he's been sending him letters that the present u.s. president calls love letters and that they have a great relationship so kim jong un really very much only wanted to negotiate with the president so his staff seemed a bit worried about that afraid that he would make concessions so they wrote

a poll shows, if millennials were left to their own devices they would die and get eaten by cock roachedk el pack. you think back to your grandparents a lot journeys from far away and did not know if they would survive the boat or die from gout by the 40 but they had to make sure their children were not starving beggars and one venratio generation removeda min. do you know number one cause of millennial stress is in the poll? losing their wallet or credit card? that is what keeps these cream puffs up at night, they claim they have a shar hard time fallg asleep three times a week, and other biggest fear, not poverty or loss of faculties or war, it is having their phone screen break. i have a rule, i cannot be friends with you, unless i know you can survive in wild, seeing riots and earthquake seeing how quickly things go from candy to catastrophy, you may have to get around with your dumb phone when someone decided to nuke or local grid. -- electrical imri grid. >> and in reagan era we were convinced we were all going to die, did we wallow in self pity, kind of but it boost a mud call par

and we never even had showers at plaza east, and the roaches and pests and all the stuff that frustrated me to no end has frustrated the residents that lived here for years. so this is about keeping a promise, a promise to change the conditions of a number of public housing units in san francisco so they feel not only respected but they truly feel a part of the city and county of san francisco as a whole. so a number of people contributed to making this happen, and i know one of those persons sadly is not here with us today. michael palmer who worked for the mayor's office of housing was a real advocate for something that i cared about, and that was making sure that we didn't displace the residents while we did the construction work so people didn't feel like we were trying to push them out. and his understanding of construction and combining that with his understanding and love of people made a difference not only in this project but in so many projects throughout the city that we are rehabbing. michael's family is here today, and i'd ask you to stand and be acknowledged, and thank you

scrubbing the floors, the kitchen floor because we all had to get rid of the roaches. >> i rememberis cute little boy in our studith an iredible skill. tani is an 8-year-old chess prod gentlemen. e'll spend a little time with him in a bit. >>> the new feature on instagram th can revolutionize the way you shop. >>> creative storage tricks for your kitchen and bathroom. >> coming up on the third hour of "today," a guy who will change the w you look at your dinner plate. he's a self-proclaimed dumpster diver who uses food that others throw away to cook. >> coming up on the fourth hour, guess who is filling in for kathie lee? we have mr. andy cohen. isn't that cool? >> i hope he brings the baby. >> savannah, did you do this. my senior tri want to meet savannah. >> hi. >> what's your name? >> lydia. d nice to meet you. >> where you go, greenville center innv greele, indiana. my kind of a little glitter emon. >> rember my fiek cass tree thatas dying? it's dead now. if you followed me on instag wm, thatt happened. it's dead now. the digital team is noto ready give up on me. they decided to

we refer to them as vermon, them as cock roaches, all these things did he human icing themes.ethnic cleansing shopping list. >> you studied this very deeply. you talk about how you've come to this personally. you grew up in a small jewish community that was suspicious of the outside world. is this something one can do anything about? >> there's some good news lurking in there. it's some very fragile good news. it's one of the ways in which we're different from your typical chim p or baboon going through an us them die cod my. we belong to multiple groups and who counts asecond. >> the hope is we embrace the idea that everybody has multiple identities. we belong to many different groups. people can't be put into a box. is that right? >> well, the hope is that could be used for good. of course we have no shortage of examples. during the rwanda genocide, the people who had been neighbors for years, suddenly a neighbor, a classmate, a student, all of those were transformed into a them thanks to the propaganda of that in so far sofar as we're a species, we can be terribly vulnerabl

. >> roach has a drug based on the same targeting the plaques in the brain. their next data read out is in two years. >> that's correct. >> it's along way away >> it will be interesting when we go to medical meetings to see what they are doing. this is a big blow we have to think about complications or other therapies. >> thank you >>> a developing story we are watching this hour a new report alleging facebook employees had access to hundreds of millions of user passwords. we have the details. >> it's not just a report. facebook admitted it in a report, they said employees had access to passwords, as many as 600 million users because they were not encrypted. >> 20,000 employees. here is the thing. they came out with the report and posted this blog it's called keeping passwords secure you wouldn't believe it, but they went on to reveal they had been storing passwords unencrypted. they fixed the problem and there's no evidence anyone accessed the data base of passwords. the good news is they fixed it no within breached it. it happens in this day and age x with

. >> we're talking about spending $20 million on a school that got roaches and rats, it's old and outdateded to walking to this neiborhood school having to catch a bus to another school. >> we have issues with our buses already where they're not picking kids up, bus stops are not coming. now we're talking about putting more kids on a bus. >> it's time for the school to get an update. i think a lot of schools in prince george's needs to be updated. i think it's a good thing. >> reporter: parents are anxious to have their questions answered at thismunity meeting. forestville high school is now used as swing space since it's close. there's an elementary school in there right now and the plan is for them to move out this summer to make way for central high. >>> the top story of the day, that admissions scandal involvf g some othe elite collegesnd universities, including georgetown. >>> did you t knowhat this generation of women is more likely to die from complicationd relao childbirth than their mothers were. what's being done about a trend going in the wrong direction? >>> not muchng a the ea

we were down three days in a he roach no -- three days in a row, now reversing that trend. the dow is up 160 points, that's 0.6%. still ahead this morning, tesla celebrating its long-awaited cheaper model 3. but why some investors may want to hold their applause. johnnie walker may have competition. how a grocery store whiskey is now taking over. keep it here, "fbn: a.m.." ♪ red solo cup, i fill you up. ♪ let's have a party. ♪ let's have a party. ♪ i love you. of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision tech. only from fidelity. ♪ ♪ move to the enterprise-grade cloud that's built to handle all your apps. ♪ ♪ the ibm cloud. the cloud for smarter business. tracee: elon musk says tesla's long awaiting model 3 has finally arrived, after years of delays. the model 3 is ready for purchase at $35,000. but to reach that price, tesla is closing dealerships and shifting sales exclusively online. the model 3 is supposed to help tesla become more mainstream, but will it be enough to finally put tesla in the black? ye

promishvac and we were promised a new school, we're lking about spending $20 million onoo a sch that got roaches and rats. it's so old and outdated. >> reporter: she's also concernedrebout kids who used to walking to this neighborhood schoolg hav catch a bus to another school several 3450milesaway. >> we have issues already with buses not coming. and now they're talking about putting more kids on a bus. >> reporter: parents c in this for this evening meeting. right now at forestville high school students from district heights elementary are there. they're expected to be moved out in the summer back to district heights which soon will be done with its renovations. and forestville high school will then be filled withom students entral high school. that's the plan. and tonight at the meeting parents and folk be in the community are going to hear more about it. l reportine i'm tracee wilkins. >>> the new busboys and poets is officially open in d.c.'s anacostia neighborhood. mayor muriel bowser was there for the ribbon cutting today as estaurant becomes part of a waew of n businesses hoping to bring

i do remember one time, we had a roach problem in our building, and i remember walking in, and hodieoss but i didn't remember that. >> at least you pitched in and helped. >> good to see you debbie. >> oh, my god, throwback. that was wild. >> i thought i'd be hearing about underaged drinking and all kinds of stuff. >>> coming up, you guys, we have this really cute little boy in our studio. he's got an incredible skill. tani is an 8-year-old chess prodigy. he just won a major championship. that's just the start of his incredible story. we're going to spend time with him in a bit. >>> the new feature on instagram that could revolutionize the way you shop. >> and we're going to help you get a jump start on spring cleaning with creative storage tips for your kitchen and bathroom. coming up on the third hour of "today," a guy who will change the way you look at your dinner plate. he's a self-complained dumpster diver who uses food that others throw away to cook. >> all righty. okay. >> are we going to eat it? >> probably. >>> coming up on the fourth hour, guess who is filling in for kathie

> were you that sellsh that you thought you could kill my child like stretch ste aing on fly or roach> reporter: now she's takinght her fo annapolis, making sure killers serve all their time. >>here's an injustice in that and i will work to try to correc that injustice. >> reporter: darcy spencer, news4. >>> another person's dna was foundni o oens at the time of her death, and it was placed in a national data base, however it has not been identified yet. >>> now to the promised relief of le saving medicatioto fight diabetes. a company says the new product will be half the cost and available soon. it comes amid growing criticism over patients and lawmakers over the high price of prescription drugs. the cost of insulin hasy nearl doubled, leaving some patients to put their health at risk by rationing the medication because they can't afford it. see howhe move could affect other big pharma companies on nightly news at 7:00. >>> some of the best videos we've seen here. this is interstate 70 in colorado. what you're seeing is what you thought, an avalanche coming down the mountainside. the

the waterfowl association, american legion, frank roach post 34, the u.s.c. gamecock club, and many more organizations and local groups. leon and his wife were long time members of st. john's united methodist church where he was very active for many years. the lives that have been positively affected by the giving and donations to christian causes such as the men shelt earn boys and clubs -- boys and girls clubs will be remembered for years to come. the company is now being run by his son, chip, and the legacy of his father can be summed up by the words of chip when he said the following. my father is the epitome of what i would always want to be as he taught me so many life lessons growing up. he left an indelible print of the many lives he touched and he will be remembered as a man who epitomized the meaning of true service aboveself and a man who dedicated his life to serving his faith, his family, and his country. may god bless leon and his family. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes

>> joining us is dan kemp from morning star investment management dan, as we talk about stephen roach'sere is a doubt about the european union and its future, how exactly are investors reacting to every tick and headline that happens with brexit in the u.k. >> that's really dangerous for investors because it leads us to focus on the short-term rather than really focus where we should be on long-term and fair values when we look at the long-term, i think we get a different picture from the day to day news that's come out of brussels or indeed out of the u.k. parliament >> so is this just noise then. i mean, short-term we talk about the importance of brexit both to the u.k. economy and the e.u. economy should we just be looking beyond this because in the longer term things should be constructive for both the u.k. and europe no that's not to say it's going to have a big impact on u.k. equities we have to remember that the majority of revenues for large listed u.k. companies where most people invested are from outside the u.k. although people tend to express their fears and their doubts thr

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we roached out to bridge spokespersons this morning to learn more about why the increase is needed and what exactly it will pay for. we'll let you know when we hear back from that. >> thank you. >>> today is judge overseeing the ghost ship warehouse fire is expected to decide whether to delay the trial for six months after a request from one of the defense attorneys. max harris' lawyer max briggs filed that motion this week. he says he needs more time to go over newly discovered evidence which he says, quote, considerably impacts his strategy. briggs all said he needs the continuance because he has three other cases all headed to court in the coming weeks. these two men facing 36 counts of involuntary man vaught forth deadly fire back in 2016. >>> san francisco police are releasing more information bay deadly attack at one of of the city's most popular tourist destinations. homicide detectives say a homeless man stabbed another homeless man to death at fisherman's wrafrb on wednesday. police were called to jefferson and taylor streets where 44- year-old brook pettyonwas found with stab

water doesn't work in the toilet is stopped up and we never even had showers at plaza ease and the roachesst and all the stuff that really frustrated me to no end. i know has frustrated so many of the residents who lived here for years so this is really about keeping a promise a promise to change the conditions of a number of housing units throughout san francisco so that the residents truly feel not only respective but they know that they are truly an important part of the city and county of san francisco as a whole. so so many people help to contribute to making this happen and i know that one of those person sadly is not here with us today michael palmer who work for the mayor's office a housing was a real advocate for something that i also cared about and that was making sure. that we weren't displacing the residents while we did the construction work so that people felt like we weren't trying to push them out and his work around understanding construction and combining that with his understanding and love for people really made a difference not only in this project but in so many proj

right to know tricity just went off and to walk is really far away there was little roach transported to take a bus right now is impossible. when. i came to buy some food cheese and meats and now i can't buy it because shops are closed and there's no cash either. this electricity problem can be due to an institutional or private inefficiency but it could also be that a company doesn't want to supply venezuela because if it does then it will be sanctioned worldwide. and president nicolas maduro has tweeted the powell announced and directed by us imperialism against our people will be defeated nothing and no one will be able to defeat the people of bonneville and chavez maximum unity of the patriots but our correspondent in caracas. we're here in the cabinet. in the dark around five o'clock local time there with a massive power all around the country affect the most of the event and many of them continue to be in the dark the government is saying. the. leader who are behind this attack and of course the united states. saying is the truth the nefesh and the corruption that exists in vene

the driver suddenly roached down for the firearm. >> burris is also representing adrian burrell, thellejo man who record a traffic stop involving his cousin back in january when an officer suddenly charged on to burrell's front porch and detained him. burrell's claim alleges a violation of constitutional rights and assault and battery. >>> oakland police have release more information about a shooting in east oakland where one man was killed and another was hurt. police say two men and two women were shot. a man from san leandro died at the scene. no word yet on the taxer or a motive for the shooting. if you have information, call oakland police. >>> we are now hearing that cracked windows have been discovered at another san francisco high-rise and it is the sales force tower, the brand-new one. the san francisco department of building inspection says two windows have cracked. it is not clear why the windows cracked. cracks are on the inside panes of the double pane window so there was never any danger of glass falling onto the street. skwroeut berkeley city counselsy is tight being r