the plight of england's estimated 4750 rough sleepers, more than 55 yea rs 4750 rough sleepers, morewas starkly highlighted by the winter snowstorms, but it is not just rough by the winter snowstorms, but it is notjust rough sleepers on the increase. the charity crisis says there are now around 160,000 homeless households, including those in temporary accommodation. today the homelessness reduction act, aimed at cutting the numbers, comes into force. it places legal duties on english council so that everyone who is homeless or at risk of homelessness will have access to meaningful help. councils are now obliged to start assessing someone who is at risk of being made homeless 56 days in advance will stop it was 28 days. today is a massive step forward. it won't solve rough sleeping and the causes of homelessness overall. what it means is that those who are affected by it, that homelessness can be prevented and, crucially, no longer will some people be entitled to help. all people will be entitled to help. all people will be entitled to help from their local council in england. similar

what -- the problem now, the farmers are having a rough, rough time because they have these great big conglomerates of west where they grow chickens and vegetables and big quantities. they cannot do the same. they do not have the ability. the money, the backing to do it. a in district heights, maryland. good morning. caller: hello? can you give me? host: yes. caller: no difference between rural america and urban america, it is the people in the areas. my great great grandfather purchased 40 acres in south , he was an enslaved person. now, the property -- most of the property in the area has been sold because the farmers have had hard times. they have had hard times making ends meet. in the urban area, it is the same. the top percentage of america has most of the income and the greed. it has spread everywhere. it has a lot to do with the news carriers, the misinformation publicized. you have average people in rural america thinking that this nation was built by christians. that is so far from the truth. the nation was built and the declaration of independence, most of them that signed

it won't solve rough sleeping and the causes of homelessness overall.ss can be prevented and, crucially, no longerwill some people be entitled to help. all people will be entitled to help from their local council in england. similar measures came into force in wales three years ago. it reduced the numbers of people needing to be re—homed radically. scotland has been doing the same since 2003. the government is giving english councils £77 million to help fund the new measures. critics say welfare cuts and a lack of affordable homes are the real problem. the husband ofjailed british mother nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe has called upon the government to do more to free his wife two years on from her arrest in iran. richard ratcliffe claims it has become a "test of endurance" to free his wife. julian worricker spoke to richard ratcliffe, who has not seen his wife or his daughter gabriella since her detention in 2016. if you think back to christmas, the foreign secretary promised to leave no stone unturned and to do whatever he could, and since then it has all g

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it was also windy, rough seas counties.es well pegged back, and we only had a temperature around fourin we only had a temperature around four in east sussex. it is normally around 15 at this time of year so it was a very cold april day. things will improve overnight, the rest of the rain clearing away from norfolk and suffolk in the early hours, 5taying breezy around east anglia. clearer skies and light wind5 allowing fa5t clearer skies and light wind5 allowing fast to settle in the country5ide a5 allowing fast to settle in the country5ide as well as town5 allowing fast to settle in the country5ide as well as towns and cities —— allowing fro5t. looking at tuesday, a weather front edging to the uk, but a ridge of high pressure and that means for scotland, england and that means for scotland, england and wales we start with plenty of 5un5hine and wales we start with plenty of sunshine and for many clear blue skies and this will be a great improvement for east anglia and south east england where it will be about 15 degrees. at

. >>> let's shift our focus to the rough weather, the mt.am camera is clear enough to see san francisco, but by this time morrow, that will be a different story. >> let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> it's the kind of rain you expect to see the entire month of april that we're going to be seeing in a short am ount of time. live doppler 7 will show you what's going on. it's an impressive, warm storm for spring. it is tapping into the peineappe express. it's aimed right at us tomorrow night. and that is when the rainfall begins. i'll be back with a timeline, plus the ranks on the storm impact scale coming right up. >>> the i-team has identified a tesla crash that show similarities to the crash in mountain view. the driver doesn't want to be identified but says he was using auto pilot heading east on 92 near the 880 merge when the sun got in his eyes and the car slammed into the safety barrier. one of the pioneers of self-driving technology says drivers have to pay close attention to the road even when using driver assist. >> we

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. >>> it was a rough day for the markets. stocks took a nose dive today on news that china has increased tariffs on nearly 130 u.s. products. the dow was down more than 460 points today. china announced those tariffs in reaction to president trump and imposed $50 billion worth of tariffs on chinese goods, items like nuts, wine and meat. it could be the start of a trade war that could hurt the agriculture industry. >> i think that's one of the successes for california. many states wanted to emulate that. for the u.s. government to really involve us and get us stuck in the middle of this trade war would be very devastating. >> just two years ago our ag exports totaled $20 million and exported wine, a value of $1.4 billion. >>> the stocks slid this morning after elon musk joked the company was going bankrupt. the message read, despite a mass amount of easter eggs, we regret to inform you that the company is going broke. it may have been an obvious joke, but not a good time for it. they fell 8% this morning, the lowest level in o

rough night for the reds, billy hamilton and centerfield, over his glove. got the next one. under his glove this time. >> he says no problem, i got the next in. meanwhile the yankees erin judd plays the outfield deep. when you're six foot 7 1/2 it helps when he goes up and robbed -- robs the home run. abuts the play of the night in the major leagues. baseball fans, remember it will be the giants at 3:05 tomorrow backing it up because of the rain. >> and the april 20 on the reschedule against the dodgers as part of a doubleheader. it is 11 o'clock and time for more news. >> coming up next at 11, no let up to the wet weather that soaked much of the bay area all day long. slick roads and hazardous conditions are expected to linger well into tomorrow morning. >> the rain is with us tonight, this late season storm is packing a punch, flooding in yosemite. potential mudslides in the wine country

. >>> let's shift our focus to the rough weather, the mt.ugh to see san francisco, but by this time tomorrow, that will be a different story. >> let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> it's the kind of rain you expect to see the entire month of april that we're going to be seeing in a short am ount of time. live doppler 7 will show you what's going on. it's an impressive, warm storm for spring. it is tapping into the peineappe express. it's aimed right at us tomorrow night. and that is when the rainfall begins. i'll be back with a timeline, plus the ranks on the storm impact scale coming right up. >>> the i-team has identified a tesla crash that show similarities to the crash in mountain view. the driver doesn't want to be identified but says he was using auto pilot heading east on 92 near the 880 merge when the sun got in his eyes and the car slammed into the safety barrier. one of the pioneers of self-driving technology says drivers have to pay close attention to the road even when using driver assist. >> we have to recognize,

you'll notice the storm picks up in intensity again, saturday morning at 9:00 a.m., it's going to be rough to drive anywhere, by 6:00 a.m., the north bay is starting to clear. rainfall totals from tonight all the way through saturday morning will look like this, just about everyone except for the rain showers of the santa krus mocru mountains, just about everyone looking for one to four inches of rain. it's late in the season to see something like this, typically we see these in the winter. flooding on the roadways, small stream flooding, mud slides, debris floes, high for the fire scarred areas. in the sierra if you're traveling, 5:00 p.m. saturday through 11:00 a.m. sunday, rain will be falling on top of snow because the snow level is going to be over 10,000 feet and that's going to enhance the potential for rock and mudslides and flooding in that area, stormy tomorrow morning, temperatures in the 50s, give yourself plenty of time to get to where you need to go. 60s tomorrow afternoon and still windy. you can track it with our accuweather app, download it and you can see live doppler 7,

it won't solve rough sleeping and the causes of homelessness overall.be entitled to help from their local council in england. similar measures came into force in wales three years ago. it reduced the numbers of people needing to be re—homed radically. scotland has been doing the same since 2003. the government is giving english councils £77 million to fund the measures. critics say welfare cuts and a lack of affordable homes are the real problem. the existing manufacturer of british passports is appealing against the decision to use a franco—dutch supplier after the uk leaves the european union. de la rue lost the £190 million contract to gemalto, which is based in france, in march. the british company admitted its bid was not the cheapest but said it was "the highest quality and technically most secure". the home office said the chosen firm met the needs of the passport service. selling ivory is to become illegal in the uk after more than 61,000 people supported a public consultation calling for a ban that will include antique items with limited except

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going to be rough ride! hoo-ha! ( applause ) let's move on.n a normal weekend, america and allies are launching 105 missiles into syria would be the only news everyone would be talking about. but there are no more normal weekends. instead, the story dominating the headlines is ex-f.b.i. director james comey's new book "a higher loyalty" the most hotly anticipated book since the sequel to everyone poops, everyone poops 2. turns out some people don't poop. to promote the book. comey sat down with george stephanopoulos in a primetime interview and comey said trump is a liar, immoral, mistreats women, all the things that got him elected, but what raised an eyebrow is when comey revealed he told trump about the pee-pee tape. >> i'm about to meet with a person who doesn't know me who has been elected as president of the united states and i'm about to talk to him about allegations he was involved with prostitutes in moscow. i did not going into the business about people peeing on each other and he interrupted and started talking like do i look like a

. >> reporter: some not willing to take the chance after a rough time at sea. catie beck, nbc news. >>> the biggest star in ultimate fighting is out on bail tonight after facing a judge in new york. conor mcgregor, who got one of the biggest pro boxing payouts in history last year when he fought floyd mayweather, faces multiple assault charges for a rampage caught on camera. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: the video of conor mcgregor's attack obtained by tmz sports captures one of the most popular and wealthiest fighters in the world in a melee. in handcuffs today mcgregor charged with three counts of assault and one count of criminal mischief. the video at brooklyn's barclays center shows the ultimate fighting champ tossing a dolly into a bus injuring two fighters inside during the attack. >> who are these guys? >> that's mcgregor, that's conor. >> reporter: mcgregor who is losing his title for not defending it came to barclays uninvited where a new champ will be crowned this weekend. ufc president dana white on espn. >>

rough day, in fact, intel was big drag. she joins us to talk about this. i know you own many of these dympanies but we alrknew, kim, about the slow down in personal computer sales. there is a bigia re and smart phone sales now. now we hear about companies wanting to design their own chips. what's going ? >> well, it is a time of change, and that is a time ofy. opportun but i think that a lot of the companies that wanted to design their own chips, i think that people, the investors don't understand they are knots necessarily gng to make their own chips. which means run the fabrication if apple were to make its own chips, they would have had to have the shuffles g in theund around and building the fabrication plant. so they'll likely use taiwan tem i orconductoven intel that does third party chip building. they'll have tose the services to get their chips made. so i think we are throwing the baby out with th bath water today. >> you've in the past slightly over weight position in technology. did today's news iluence you one way or another? >> no, not really.

it moisturizes dry, itchy rough skin for immediate relief and proven 48 hour moisture. healthier looking skin, look for eucerin. >>> fast forwarding into monday, the 122nd boston marathon, the world's oldest will be held today. this comes one day after the 5th anniversary of the boston marathon bombings that killed three and wounded hundreds more. the family's victims laid wreaths at a city wide moment of silence. >> have you filed your taxes yet? not to worry. since april 15 fell on sunday, the deadline is file extensions is ends tomorrow. >> a federal judge wants to know about cohen's client list. he paid stormy daniels $130,000 on the eve of the presidential election and was the target of an fbi raid last week. >> speaking of michael tcohen, judge is asking for a judge to give cohen and trump access to files seized by the fbi last week to determine what material is privileged. in a new court filing a court called the raid disquieting. she said the fever around the case makes it unreasonable for prosecutors to assess which materials must be kept private. a judge did n

what happened he say's he was outside when somebody took him and started pouring cold water on him rough see if that's the report. these harrowing scenes panic fear terror soaked trembling children screaming adults and strange as it may seem many of them had no idea about what was going on. outside and they told all of us to go into the hospital i was immediately taken up stairs and they started pouring water on me do you remember where it happened. here with the hose or is it. here it is. and it looked towards water on me it put me here and then took me upstairs to my mother eleven year old has and was one of the apparent victims in the white helmets video here he is after being drained and sprayed he's fine if a little confused that is the doctor started filming us here they were pouring water and taking videos any child would be terrified ergo the panic which the white helmets were there to film he was eventually found though by his father who was none the wiser and mechanically i did most of the n.c. i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what ha

but some here think the homeless spoil that image council leader simon dudley has complained that rough sleepers and beggars present a beautiful town in a sadly unfavorable light and called on the police to remove them he claims some were homeless by choice as they earn hundreds of pounds a week from aggressive banking. this homeless man named stewart doesn't know quite how to respond to these allegations. by radio we were not meant to her we have never needed to carry the day we. people people who get paid to get. pocket change. do you have anywhere to get know how to. do it if it was. in the book. the black. council leaders statements caused a huge outcry both in the media and from charitable organizations the number of homeless in england has risen by seventy five percent among vulnerable groups including families with dependent children since the conservatives came to power in two thousand and ten runs is getting the expensive but the housing benefit isn't changing it isn't going up with the rents so hence the reason people can't afford to rent. employment jobs aren't wages aren't g

the risk of some flooding and some pretty rough seas around those north sea coasts as well.our or five degrees where you have got that rain. to the north and west, though, a good deal of sunshine with highs of 1a. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... more than 200 mps have signed a letter coordinated by the labour backbencher david lammy sent to the prime minister calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. there are calls for an investigation by the competition and markets authority into a potential merger between british supermarket chains sainsbury‘s and asda. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month — and has invited the world to watch. on his first visit to the middle east as the new us secretary of state, mike pompeo has bitterly condemned what he called iran's efforts to destabilise the region. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week we are going cryptocurrency crazy. we'll see how to mine bitcoin in a warehouse of thousands of machines, or in your kitchen, on your blende

>> it's been a rough week for tesla. there were e-mails that leaked showing they were dthng everg they could to ramp up production to meet production rate that they promised to do is quarter, and they're already way behind on what they promised to do previously. they had to pull them down. >> that's for the model three.ll they're g people off of model f and x lines to come over and try to pruce more model threes by tend of the quarter. they had ali against it in their shareholder lawsuit. it' just a lot stuff happening for tesla which was capped off by the recall which brings more of their production into focus yet again. and moodies downgraded thec dit rating. it's leadingo questions about whether will the company have enough company to stay throughout the year? >> ites dt have enough money, elon can ask for more money. he's gone to shareholders, sold bonds. the downgrade is focussed on the bonds which have not been trading well. with tesla acquiring solar city, they were in debt. the deb load i large. it will be intere

president trump and his rough and tumble saturday night telling his base about a new threat to congress adding fuel to his feud with the senator and his strategy for keeping a democrat from sweeping the november elections. >>> tale of two intel reports, new evidence from house democrats says president trump may have obstructed justice while the house gop maintains there was no collusion. >>> plus, comedian michelle wolf goes all in at the correspondents' dinner. >> mr. trump, i don't think you're very rich. like, i think you may be rich in idaho, but in new york you're doing fine. >> what will be the most talked about moments from last night's black tie affair. >>> let's get to the highlights from president trump's rally in michigan last night including comments over the u.s./mexico wall. >> we have to have borders, and we have to have them fast. we need security, we need the wall. we're going to visit all. we come up again on september 28th. and if we don't get border security, we'll have no choice, we'll close down the country. because we need border security. >> the president also re

it won't be as rough because most people, hopefully -- >> it will be rough enough.>>> a fiery celebration last night after villanova won the ncaa men's basketball championship. still ahead, the celebration just outside philadelphia lit up the night sky at villanova university. why the victory was extra important to ktvu anchor frank somerville. >>> tesla releases critical crash data affecting public safety immediately and always will. to do otherwise will be unsafe. on friday, tesla confirmed that the driver killed on highway 101 was using the autopilot feature and the driver was not holding on to the steering wheel before the crash. the ntsb says its preliminary report may not be out for several weeks. >>> . >>> facebook ceo zuckerberg is criticizing how cook criticized him. he wants more regulation of facebook after it was revealed that cambridge analytica worked with the trump campaign to gain 50 million user profiles. he called it as highly misleading. >>> and zuckerberg is going to testify in congress for the cambridge analytica scandal. he's been getting advice from top political ex

enhancing the risk of flooding and rough seas around the north sea coast. 4—5d in the rain, in the west good deal of sunshine, high temperatures of west, it good deal of sunshine, high temperatures 01:14 degrees. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: more than 200 mps have signed a letter to the prime minister calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month — and has invited the world to watch. members of the united nations security council have travelled to bangladesh to visit refugee camps in cox's bazaar. the area is home to nearly 700,000 rohingya muslims fleeing violence in neighbouring myanmar. there are calls for an investigation by the competition and markets authority into a potential merger between british supermarket chains sainsbury‘s and asda. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers — this morning's reviewers are prashant rao from the new york times and cityam's rachel cunliffe. before the papers, sport and for a full round

>> anthony: it's rough. >> eric: hey, this is not bad, huh? think this is as good as the finest bordeaux. and, by the way, we are not suggesting, advising, recommending, or, in any way, condoning that driving with a motor vehicle, especially a high-powered italian-french hybrid while drunk because that would be wrong. >> eric: no, we're going to take a nap before. >> anthony: right, until our blood alcohol level is in alignment with all local regulations and laws. >> eric: i'm going to put salt on the tomatoes. like that. oh, that's going to be good like that. >> anthony: you know martha stewart pretty well. you've been on her show a lot. >> eric: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: give me an honest answer. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: in a street fight, could martha stewart choke me out? >> eric: i think if she goes to the dark side, yeah. >> anthony: i think so too. this is not like my show at all actually. i'm going to get shit for this, i'm telling you. "you're not keeping it real anymore, man." look, you know? it looks like a win label. as a buddhist,

it's a rough go around 7:00 a.m. wildfires downpours across the region. this continues around 8:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. will be some areas where the rain eases up. injure as yellow indicate the moderate to heavy rain. there is a potential for rainfall intensifying further with thunderstorms later on at night. as you notice 5:00 p.m. friday up to the north and reds indicate thunderstorm potential 7:00 p.m. in the north bay keeps the potential in the north bay. as we head into saturday more showers coming through. but this time around the rainfall intensity increases again. saturday morning 6:00 a.m. you notice and then by 8:00 a.m. it's pretty much out of the south bay and heading out of the picture by 11:00 a.m. rainfall totals, most areas will get between 1 to 4. >>> of rain by saturday morning. but there will be spots from the peninsula to the south bay and in places lake livermore in the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains not getting as much rain as some other areas. here are the bigsz concerns tomorrow. flooding on road small stream likelihood. a hig

to date, no standards have been agreed, but we do have a rough idea of what 5g but we do have a rougha of what 56 should look like. let's get you 5g 56 should look like. let's get you sg ready. five things you need to know about 56. one, yes, 56 will be much, much faster. hd movies can be downloaded in seconds rather than minutes with speeds ten to 100 times faster. two, unlike ag that broadcast in all directions, 56 antennas will send concentrated teams directly to your device. three, 56 is all about superquick response times and that is crucial for things like self driving cars which will use the technology to communicate with each other at high speeds. for, it is a new wave. sg will use a part of the radio ‘s frequency spectrum that has never been used before, meaning it will broadcast on shorter millimetre waves. that means more data for all those devices. but there is a problem. these waves can't travel through buildings or even rain. five, the solution is new masks —— masks and lots of them. the good news is they only need be tiny. these mini masts will need to be much closer to

it moisturizes dry, itchy rough skin for immediate relief and proven 48 hour moisture.er looking skin, look for eucerin. >>> sometimes you just have to play through the elements. the snow isn't stopping this guy from getting in a few rounds. jeff roscoe posted this photo of him golfing in the minnesota snow using a water bottle as a tee, probably froze. it went viral getting over 280,000 views. he said tough conditions out here in minnesota but it's masters week so it will take a lot more than a little snow to keep me from enjoying a few rounds. yeah. i lived in maine and i remember when the masters was on, i don't care, i'm playing golf. i played in some snow, too. so, the snowfall forecast just won't stop. we have two storms. one little one that's going to go through the northern great lakes, little light snow in northern new england. bigger snow in northern. rapid city with decent snow and look, west virginia, areas from d.c. to baltimore, philly, watch out saturday. but the challenge remains the same. and the generation may be different, but the color needs to endur

. >> a rough start to the new quarter on wall street. the dauphining down about 458 points after even being down further earlier in the day and weighing on the market, i series of presidential actions and tweets from a potential trade war with china to a white house showdown with amazon. nbc's tom costello explains. >> reporter: the closing bell on wall street brought relief that the market did manage to claw its way back from the lowest levels of the day when the dow was down 3%, 758 points. >> a big sell off today for the first trading day of the quarter. >> reporter: fear of an expanding trade war with china helped drive stocks lower. last month president trump tweeted, trade wars are good and easy to win. china announced tariffs on 128 products after the u.s. imposed tariffs on chinese steel. u.s. exports of aircraft, pork, soybeans, fruit, altar getted by china. that's got american farmers concerned a trade war will cost them. >> one out of every three goes to -- gets exported to china, which is a big number. >> reporter: also falli

and there is rough weather all over the map this weekend, everything from heavy rain in inlifornia to record lows in the central u.s., and more spring snow from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic and the northeast. a man went out for a hike last sunday in the rugged hills along southern california's malibu coast and disappeared. he turned up days later with a serious injury, and quite a story. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: marcelo santos did g st about everything you're not supposed to do if you get lost on a remote trail. >> i didn't have any survival gear on me, no flashlights, no sweater, no lighter. >> reporter: this canyon is in the area where santos hurt his knee. he then had to make his way through this tough terrain, full of rocks and brush. on each of the three bitterly cold nights: ld i would try to insulate whatever i would find. so as it was getting dark, i would look for, like, caves or thick brush. it sucked. you know, i had no energy left i was dehydrated. i just knew if i gave up, though, that i would really literally just be giving up my life. >> reporter: it was

for rough surf. temperatures 62 in san francisco. 64 oakland. we have 70s mountain view, san jose, the 69 in gilroy. wispy clouds from south beach kraemer. filtering sun. 69 degrees right now right now in napa. temperatures up today. the warming is going to continue as we head into tomorrow. look at the average high for livermore. 68 degrees tomorrow. you'll be above normal. 74 degrees. but don't get too used to the idea because temperatures will really start to drop, particularly on monday. when you are going to need to bring out the winter coats, jackets, it's going to be a kmil one on monday. as a cold storm comes in a live look from the mount tamm camera look at the coast and you can see the rough surf. a look at the forecast, warming trend continues tomorrow. spring storm on sunday and wet chilly conditions and breezy conditions monday. clear skies first thing in the morning starting off the day. numbers in the low 40s to 50s. not quite as cold as it was this morning. and tomorrow afternoon the warmth continues. these numbers that we're in

you're sure in to the midlands and you're sure in the afternoon, you could see the risk of flooding and rough seas around north sea coasts. maxon tempter 5 degrees, the north and west, who'd deal of sunshine, highs of 15 degrees. this is bbc news. our latest headlines. more than 200 mps have signed a letter, coordinated by the labour backbencher david lammy, sent to the prime minister calling for government promises to windrush migrants to be written into law. there are calls for an investigation by the competition and markets authority into a potential merger between british supermarket chains sainsbury‘s and asda. south korea says kimjong—un has promised to close north korea's nuclear test site next month, and has invited the world to watch. members of the united nations security council travel to bangladesh to visit refugee camps in cox's bazaar. the area is home to nearly 700,000 rohingya muslims fleeing violence in neighbouring myanmar. now on bbc news, it's time for talking movies. hello from new york. i'm tom brook, and welcome to this special edition of talking movies, when we look ba

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the s&p 500it now about 7% beneath its late january high and rough flat on the year. one way of looking at this setback is a simple payback for a overheated two-month surge of momentum that started at thanksgiving. in part this payback is in response to higher borrowing costs. the ten-year yield pushed up nearly half a percent from three mont ago. the market has managed to absorb this rise inth rates wit s&p 500 sitting a few percent over its february low even as the yiel struckmulti-year highs. the main result of the three-month rollover in stocks has been to make them look a good deal less expense i've and to cool off runaway investor op mism. strong gains, corporate earnings and sluggish share prizes have dropped the earnings multiple to around 16 based on the coming year's forecast profitat right in line with its five-year average. investor surveys and mutual fund flow trends show investors have turned a good deal more cautious as well. the good news in all of this, so far it doesn't appear that the stock market tickp is any serious risk to growth. gdp is ahead or

highlighted by the winter snowstorms, but it's notjust rough sleepers on the increase.homeless households, including those in temporary accommodation. today the homelessness reduction act, aimed at cutting the numbers, comes into force. it places legal duties on english councils, so that everyone who is homeless or at risk of homelessness will have access to meaningful help. councils are now obliged to start assessing someone who is at risk of being made homeless 56 days in advance. it was 28 days. today represents a massive step forward. it won't solve rough sleeping and the causes of homelessness overall — what it means is that those who are affected by it, that homelessness can be prevented and, crucially, no longer will some people be entitled to help, all people will be entitled to help from their local council in england. similar measures came into force in wales three years ago. it reduced the numbers of people needing to be re—homed radically. scotland has been doing the same since 2003. the government is giving english councils £77 million to fund the measures.

that looks like a rough one this morning.r spring break folks. >>> thank you so much, sue. gas going up, by the way. the national average price of regular grade gas has gone up eight cents over the last two weeks. it's $2.74, 30 cents higher than this time last year. analysts say the cause is rising crude oil prices. according to aaa the price in the bay area ais higher than th national average. oakland is $3.53, san jose is $3.55 and in san francisco $3.64. >> tech billionaire elon musk is taking the next step to move travelers through cities at 700 miles per hour. he says his hyper loop pod will undergo another test. their aim is to reach half the speed of sound, about 400 miles an hour and have it brake in less than a mile. musk says the test will either end in a new speed record or shredded metal. no date has been set for this upcoming speed test. >>> an elderly dog found swimming in a stranger's pool. coming up at new at 6:00, a message police have for someone. >>> a family loses just about everything in the devastating

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