you are triggered by the idea of the scale, if you have an issue with the scale in a room, you have issues's got to be a limit, we can't have every triggering thing removed, at this point it's an inanimate object. just don't look at it, don't care about it. >> triggers are inanimate objects, also. >> i think the people complaining inanimate objects. how money things are going to ban, we're running out. >> tom: is that true, joe? >> not yet. we need to ban treadmills. people fall off of those and it is embarrassing. and they should ban people with big muscles. they make other people not feel like they have big muscles. >> tom: you are making sense. you see other people at the gym, you could jealous of them. >> i get a lot of nasty looks. because of my muscles. >> i got that. >> tom: isn't it true, kathy, for instance, they have that chain of gems just for women because women are insecure because they're getting leered at by men. >> exactly, get rid of the scales at the jim's and maybe women will return and work out with the men. men have eating disorders as well, let's get rid of the mirror

the title, from adding accommodations, to scaling the back. will say, coming to those remarks, a march hike is appropriate if the economy evolves as expected. gradual accommodation likely still appropriate. she has he no evidence the fed has fallen behind the curve. cannot beed policy and is not on a preset course, and gradual rate hikes in the years ahead will be there to prevent overheating. janet yellen,g the fed chair to begin speaking before the chicago executive's club. i will do a quick check of where the market stand right now as we await the remarks. look at the major indices, we see the dow barely moving, down nine points, below the 21,000 mark we saw yesterday. 23 s&p 500 down two points, .8. moss, to bring in dan joining us here on set in new york. what a week it has been. we had the dallas fed, said speech after fed speech, and my, how things have changed since monday. dan moss: we kicked off the week with the march talk of bluff, it was not going to happen. tuesday withhange dougs and williams, now we have williams mentor, the ch

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because that scale has offended, someone and that scale is out of there!yeah. >> bill: think about it. just think about how insane our pc culture, katie, has become. >> it is very difficult to think about it. i as you said, it is very stupid. i just wish i had said everything mary anne said. and it's very true about how,, this further divides us. quite frankly, it makes our society weaker. you don't get stronger or empowered by having challenges taken away from you in life. you get stronger by overcoming those challenges. this idea that having a scale in an athletic department isth somehow a big problem just proves that these students have first world problems that have real problems to overcome in their lives.pr go to -- travel, go to a foreign country, go to a third world country, see what they have to deal with. come back, i don't think you have the same feelings about the scale and the athletic department. >> bill: i smashed my scale at home.nt i don't want anyone coming intoi my house, triggering anything. so i will give mary anne the last word becaus

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will storm will rank two on the storm impact scale. saturday, sunday and monday with rankings of one. it will be wet just about every day for the next seven. >> thanks, spencer. >>> drought is no longer a concern for grape growers. >> next, find out why nap >>> with spring comes the start of the grape growing season, and with it every year a new set of questions. the good news, a brought will not be one of the concerns this year. >> wayne freedman reports growers and winemakers have a different kind of climate issue on their minds. >> reporter: in the wine business, they hike to say that every bottle needs a good story, as does every growing season. 2017 hbegun just a few days ago in california. >> right now it's the beginning. >> reporter: growers and winemakers face more questions than usual. not so much about the weather this time. >> well, labor is always your biggest cost. >> reporter: and it's a universal worry, whether you're tom davies who sees large crowds every day, or eric, who creates wines for his much smaller but highly r

let's take a look at the storm impact scale. tonight's storm ranks 1 on the impact scale. we'll see light to moderate rainfall through the evening hours. it will be windy at the coast and some scattered downpours as well. for the evening commute, exercise caution because these scattered showers will produce wet roadways. here's our animation starting at 5:00. as we get to 7:00 p.m., we'll see pockets of heavy to moderate rainfall. those downpours will be more concentrated and widespread by 9:00 tonight. at that point it will be wet across the entire bay area and it will continue into the morning rush. i'm have a look further into the forecast future in just a few minutes. >>> as more rain falls, most of hellier county park remains closed. do not enter signs still indicated some of the roads are blocked. a few areas are open but most is closed since last week's coyote creek flooding. the park will remain closed until the water recedes. >>> well, a martinez courtroom heard a shocking account of the murder of a 9-year-old boy. 20-year-old william schultz is accused of killing

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now another school removing the scales from a gym. that's next.hey there, starting your search for the right used car? i don't want one that's had a bunch of owners just say, show me cars with only one owner find the cars you want, avoid the ones you don't plus you get a free carfax® report with every listing it's perfect. start your used car search at carfax.com kennedy: welcome back. another day, another college doing something ridiculous in the name our precious millennial snowflakes. this time we are taking it up to carlton university. like the dance. where administrators removed a scale from the school's gym because the university feared students will obsess over their weight. some students are said to be traged. others say they are happy about the move because quote scales are triggering. and people who don't understand are insensitive. body issues and eating disorders are very, very serious set of concerns, not just for young people. and i understand that university want to be responsible and doesn't want to fort an environment. but, my god

but, my god, people can't even be confront with a scale in a gym. really?there is two elements of this. part of recovery from an eating disorder is saying there are tons of triggering things out in the world. how do you go out into the world and not break down at the sign of a scale or an advertisement of a model. the diet industry has made billions of dollars convincing people that weight means health. so long as they can continue to make people feel bad about their weight, we all -- kennedy: we still have scales. >> i have a full-blown eating disorder. but the scale is just one metric of this. there are all sorts of things that go into this. there are lots of numbers to accept. kennedy: what triggers you? >> i use it -- i'm comfortable with this. i like to be con front with food i shouldn't be eating and look at it and not eat it. i'm fine with that because it works for me and i'm down to a 25-inch waist. but the funniest eating disorders and boyd issues have gone through the roof. so much, much it is based on female concern. kennedy: that's an interestin

the approaching storm ranks two on the storm impact scale. and it will be a messy morning commute, thunder and hail may develop tomorrow. forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening shows mostly calm conditions about 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. and we'll see the first wave of rain move through the north bay quickly. as the morning commute begins, much of the bay area will be under rainfall. some of it moderate to heavy. the north bay will have relatively calm conditions by then. so the bulk of the rain is likely to hit all parts of the bay area except the north bay. by mid to late afternoon, we'll see quite a bit of sunshine as we look at the projection of rainfall totals, in the north bay where the rain will end early, only a tenth to 0.2 of an inch. morning conditions, rain heavy at times, winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. overnight lows will be generally in the low 50s. and tomorrow's highs will range from upper 50s at the coast to low 60s near the bay and inland. and then we prepare for our next storm, which will come in on friday. that

will storm will rank two on the storm impact scale. saturday, sunday and monday with rankings of one. it will be wet just about every day for the next seven. >> thanks, spencer. >>> drought is no longer a concern for grape growers. >> next, find out why tomorrow's the day besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. tomorrow, i'm gonna step out with my favor

the approaching storm ranks two on the storm impact scale.and it will be a messy morning commute, thunder and hail may develop tomorrow. forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening shows mostly calm conditions about 10:00 or 11:00 p.m. and we'll see the first wave of rain move through the north bay quickly. as the morning commute begins, much of the bay area will be under rainfall. some of it moderate to heav the north bay will have relatively calm conditions by then. so the bulk of the rain is likely to hit all parts of the bay area except the north bay. by mid to late afternoon, we'll see quite a bit of sunshine as we look at the projection of rainfall totals, in the north bay where the rain will end early, oy a tenth to 0.2 of an inch. morning conditions, rain heavy at times, winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. overnight lows will be generally in the low 50s. and tomorrow's highs will range from upper 50s at the coast to low 60s near the bay and inland. and then we prepare for our next storm, which will come in on friday. that one

it's a one on the storm impact scale, and a light system providing light showers, and less than 0.1 to 0.2 offff for you. and we will still be in the 50s around noontime. by 4:00, it will be raining. we will tell you for how much and how long when we see you later in the full weather out look. >> breaking news out ohio this morning, cincinnati police say a shooter open fire inside a nightclub injuring 15 people and killing one. it happened around 10:00 last night our time inside the cameo nightclub. police say the motive for the shooting is not known at this time, and many young people go to the club on saturday nights. >> saturday nights, it's a very young crowd. we have had incidents in the past, but this is the worst by far, and a lot of chaos when the shots went off, people trying to get out of the way. >> one in critical condition and three in serious condition and the others are in stable. police are interviewing witnesses and they say there are no indications the shoot something related to terrorism. officers do not have any suspects. >>> minority leader nancy pelosi and congres

so we are bringing in our storm impact scale. we'll get to that in just a moment, but right now as you take a look at santa cruz with 68 yesterday, 43 right now and a high of 58 so 10 degrees cooler. not as cold as it will be tomorrow after the passage of the cold front. 43 in gilroy, 53 in oakland and san francisco 52 from the exploratorium camera, we do have mostly cloudy skies with low 40s for santa rosa, fog up in sonoma county, 47 by the delta but look at concord. 52 and even livermore in the upper 40s so our inland valleys 10 to 11 degrees from where we were yesterday, up, so we are milder with the cloud cover. southwest winds will gust with the passage of the cold front so we'll look for another wintery scenario as we go through the second half of the weekend with a cold storm looking at low snow levels down to around 2,000 feet. lake county, around mt. haimt, storms are possible tomorrow. upper 50s to low 60s, cooler than yesterday but warmer than tomorrow, it's a 1 on our storm impact scale today, tomorrow and into monda

instability that comes from la rge—scale unemployment and political instability that comes from large—scalengs holding back necessary reform here. barack obama has dismissed accusations by president trump that he ordered phones at trump tower in new york to be tapped during last year's us election. in a series of messages on social media, donald trump compared the alleged bugging to the watergate scandal, as our north america correspondent, nick byra nt reports. it was warm handshakes and friendly bon ami on inauguration day, as donald trump peacefully took power from barack obama. two men, fiercely hostile during the election campaign, coming together in a show of presidential and personal civility. but only this morning, donald trump launched the kind of public an attack on a predecessor that in modern times is completely without precedent. "terrible", he wrote, in a twitter tirade... a pro trump rally outside his tower in new york, a skyscraper that donald trump claims was a crime scene. but he made these explosive accusations without offering any proof or saying whether they came from i

the storm impact scale comes in as we head into monday, tuesday. a light system, a 1, light rain, breezy conditions at times. here's a look at the hour-by-hour forecast in case you're thinking about next week. 7:00 a.m., north bay is getting wet. as we head into the evening hours, it's widespread rain. tuesday is a soggy one and then we head into wednesday with some lingering showers still. rainfall totals through sunday really for the weekend, it's not much, a couple hundredths of an inch. monday, tuesday, will be a different story. 0.8 of an inch for the wettest spots. we'll bring that storm impact scale back in because friday we do have a 2. moderate to heavy rain coming. 1 to 2 inches for most areas, up to 3 inches in the hills and there will be a risk of flooding coming along with it. isolated showers in the north bay tomorrow. chance of some afternoon showers anywhere on sunday. spring rain for your monday, a 1 on the storm impact scale. 1 for tuesday. wednesday in the afternoon we'll have a 1, just some showers. rainy pattern thursday. and t

this is southbound, the ramp to dale city truck scales, crash blocking the ramp on to the scales and then if you're trying to get off of the scales they are not letting anybody do that right now either. that is also blocked. a serious crash, there was a medi vac there this morning. a vehicle crash still hanging around. and inner loop and outer loop of the beltway we did have that road work that has cleared out of the way, so beltway is nice and clear. we'll take a live look at 66 coming up. >>> developing this morning one person is fighting for thaifr their life after being seriously hurt in a fire in arlington. last night. justin finch will tell you why firefighters had such a hard time getting into that home. >>> a capitol heights family is also mourning today after their loved one was found dead after a house fire. it was about 9:00 yesterday morning when a neighbor on crown street in capitol heights realized this house was on fire and called 911. prince george's county firefighters were putting out the flames and they found a body. they've not identified the person or cause of de

an intruder scaling a fence and making it all the way to a residential entrance. this all happening while president trump was inside. officials say a man carrying a backpack was arrested by the south entrance to the executive residence before midnight after being discovered by a u.s. secret service officer. the white house was placed under security condition orange. wup of the highest levels of security. let's get the latest developments now from athena jones at the white house. and also with me is tom fuentes, cnn seen yore law enforcement analyst. a secret service officer ran into this intruder who was able to allegedly scale a fence, get on the prosecutor before being arrested? >> yes, this is a huge deal. a big concern because this is someone who was able to get to the door of the south portico. the opposite side of the building from the north portico that you can see hind me. turns out the it was examined and there were no hazardous materials found, but the fact this intruder was able to scale one fence, possibly several more accord iing to the police repor a

how could we scale and keep it small?urne, mumbai, but each place we had the same rules in place which was be quiet, keep it under 100 people in some sort of intimate space 100 people in some sort of intimate space or 100 people in some sort of intimate space or most often a living room and just ask people to respect the music and that was a way we grew. the second way was through social media and youtube and ampifying it that way. you're in over 60 cities. in seven of those you have got paid staff. there are so many gigs you need staff. richard branson has invested in your company. how do you ta ke invested in your company. how do you take this forward ? invested in your company. how do you take this forward? in many of those cities it is voluntary people and people approach you to say, "i want to be the musician on offer in the front room." when rocky and i started, it was just one event a month, hobby, easy to do, in cities like new york and los angeles and oslo, we said could we do more than one a month? could we do o

on a much smaller scale, i had that feeling with armstrong.itement shining in your eyes right now. it forces me then to move the clock forward and talk about how you have conducted some of your journalism in more recent years. you haven't left sport and certainly you haven't left a cycling. you are still a very influential cycling journalist. why oh why, having learnt the lessons learned from the armstrong case, did you decide in more recent years to vouch for, in a really significant way, the honesty, the credibility, of the dominant cycling team of recent years team sky, when otherjournalists are saying that you can't be sure they are clean when the industry is still full of drugs. why did you do that? i was offered the opportunity to spend 13 weeks inside team sky. almost like a militaryjournalists go with the army during a war. you went to team sky and you lived with them, ate with them, but frankly they were using them as a tool because they wanted to convince you that they were the new clean team. i think it is right to say that they use

today we bring in the storm impact scale. it's a one, a light system where most cities looking at less than 0.1 of an inch. and throughout the day you will have the cloud cover. as early as 2:00, 3:00, and stau gno will see a bulk of the showers, and then the front will push through the bay area, by the evening hours. this is 10:00 tonight. you can see a few scattered showers in the overnight hours featuring more dry conditions. 8:00 tomorrow morning, we have sunshine. looking at rainfall amounts, they are not much. in fact, just about and we will look for a winter weather advisory in the sierra nevada 8:00 tonight until 8:00 tomorrow morning. three to six inches above 5,000 feet. you download the abc7 news app and you will be able to track your weather in your neighborhood. a few showers on monday, and breezy at the coast, and then looking at the 70s for a couple days in the middle of the week, and thursday, look how much cooler. another system wants to head our way, but looks like a nice rebound into the end of the week. >>

today, a one on the storm impact scale. weak system that will sort of limp through the bay area later on today. bringing cities less than .1 to .2 and a breezy and cool afternoon. here we are, 9:00, notice what happens by about 2:00, 3:00, this is sinking south through marin, sonoma, 4:00, a little rainy in the north bay. it crosses the bay about dinnertime. by 7:00 san francisco, showers, 8:00, 9:00, the peninsula. scattered showers the further south and east you go from liverpool to san jose. into 8:00 monday, you see not a lot of cloud cover. we'll see sunshine, and amounts through your early tomorrow will be just about .1 in san francisco. .06 in san carlos and mountainview. i talked about the snow, over ten inches in the highest peaks. chain control and travel delays likely. upper 50s to low 60s, a cool day today. and the accu-weather seven-day forecast featuring just one -- one on the storm impact scale. we will be looking at the increasing sun and temperatures through midweek. by thursday, temperatures really plummet

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the cold air left in the forecast. 1 on the storm impact scale. today and tomorrow, leftover showers on monday. boy, we have tons of live cameras that you can track, not only the rain, but maybe some of the snow tomorrow. but after that, we have four good days of dry weather and more spring-like temperatures, 60s and 70s. find the umbrella. >> i don't know where mine is. somewhere in the car, i think. >>> we got a break last week, so more rain. >> yeah. >> bundle up. lisa, thank you very hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. . >>> the trip of a lifetime that never happened for one please acton couple. they turned to michael finney for help on their travel insurance claim. >> hawaii. hello? >> reporter: a trip she may never take. her plann

shasta, the northern mountain snow levels are very high and we're bringing back our storm impact scalek ahead. right now, it is 50 degrees in dublin, pleasanton, mid 50s to upper 50s from lafayette and elsewhere around our east bay, it is still mild as well as the south bay with mid 50s from mountain view to san jose. blanket of mid and high level clouds insulating us tonight. throughout the day, it's 49 in santa rosa, and you can see some showers most likely in the far north bay throughout the day today. our forecast highlights, cooler and cloudier this weekend with spotty light showers possible. you can see coastal drizzle and then looking at a wet pattern to develop for the first week of spring. spring arrives at 3:29 in the morning on monday and we're going to get into more widespread rain monday into tuesday, bit of a break before the stronger system arrives at the end of the workweek. here we are right now with the cloud cover. it advances throughout the day today, but we'll see holes nltd overcast for our east bay, our south bay, it will be cooler in the north bay with the cloud

one storm impact scale. breezy and wet. thunder popping up. monday a one, scattered showers, dry and milder as we head into next week and 70s do reappear but not until late in the work week. thursday one computer model is bringing in potential for showers. good thing is you can download the abc7 news app and use it to help you track the system. >>> work is progressing to repair the damaged oroville dam spillway. man believes the erosion is golden opportunity. >>> - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> work is progressing to repair the oroville dam spill away. but a butte county man wants them to stop work. convinced there's a golden opportunity. >> look at b

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it's a 1 on our storm impact scale for today, tomorrow, and even into monday. down to around 2,000 feet and a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. today, we're in the warm sector of the system with low 50s around hayward and oakland to start and your forecast then calls for a few scattered showers by noontime but the bulk of the activity, the main event later on this afternoon. >>> well, wait for it, lisa. thank you very much. >>> cheerleading now considered a sport in california but it's a step forward, yet possibly a leap back for one east bay school district. teammates and their parents are rallying to save their program in the liberty union high school district. that covers brentwood and oakley in contra costa county. abc7 news reporter katie utehs explains. >> reporter: cheerleading is now

our storm a 2 on the impact scale tomorrow. morning rain, thunder chance, we're going with a short break thursday, and you're going to love that. as we head into friday we have another 2, wet and windy. that storm may cause problems, a chance early saturday morning, not putting a storm impact scale there. but then we have a weak system sunday afternoon into monday, also a 1 that will bring us a chance of light showers, dan and kristen. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> so how do you make a parrot laugh? yeah, i said a this is one gorgeous truck. special edition. oh, did i say there's only one special edition? because, actually there's five. ooohh!! aaaahh!! uh! hooooly mackerel. wow. nice. strength and style. it's truck month. get 0% financing for 60 months plus find your tag and get $5500 on select chevy silverado pick-ups when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> this is wild. for the first time nasa has images of a landslide taking place on a comet. it captured the moment in july fwichbt when a

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we know how to play scale.transform scale into higher level of competitiveness, whether it is about cost or technology or quality. because we know how to do that, obviously we want to play to the maximum. the mitsubishi operation has been done in a very short period of time. this is adding to the performance of mitsubishi and nissan. is a huge impact for the number one player in the market. 30% of our european sales are in the u.k. the weakening of the currency of sterling as about a $600 million headwind. at overall profit base is $1.2 billion. in good news is we have been business 100 years. we know how to adjust to issues like we are seeing. there are things we can do about it. it means we are going to have to be more and more diligent on our costs. reporter: what does that mean? are you going to have to lose jobs in england? >> know, but there is certainly more pressure on the cost is -- no, but there is certainly more pressure on the cost base. we have to make sure we are is efficient as we can be. we made

we know how to play scale. we know how to transform scale into competitiveness.t is about costs or technology or quality. as we know how to do that, we want to play to the maximum. project has been done in a short period of time. it will be important to the performance. brexit has a huge impact. we are the number one player in the market. 30% of our sales are in a u.k. the weakening of the currency, of sterling, is a $600 million headwind. at $1.2it base is billion. it has a huge impact on us. our team has been in business 100 years. we know how to adjust on issues like a weaker sterling, things we can do about it. more are things we will be religion on in terms of costs. >> what does that mean? do you have to lose jobs in england? >> no. but there are certainly more pressures on the costs for the company. we have to make sure material costs, logistics and distribution costs are as efficient as they can be. we made tremendous progress last year, year over year. we need to do it again this year. europe, for land, is the most important market. means we not only sel

final point, which is to do with the time scale and the kind of how realistic the time scale is giventification by the european parliament too, which you know very well. i‘m wondering how realistic is that time scale? well, i must say, it‘s extremely challenging. to achieve in only two yea rs challenging. to achieve in only two years and avoiding disruption is extremely difficult. it‘s not undo—able, but i personally think in brussels we talk in general too much about time scales, what matters is that there is a fair deal. that it‘s a reasonable deal, fair to both sides, to the union and the integrity of the union as well as to the uk and the future relationship. if it takes more time, then of course there is the possibility o to ta ke course there is the possibility o to take a decision and to take more time. important remains the door for britain remains open. we have seen in the streets of london how many people in britain are attached to a european future and it‘s important to me and important to us greens in europe that the door remains open. very good to talk to you. thank you f

maybe google maps at a larger scale.u think of it that way that because people have the habit of shazaming things with audio that they might naturally segue over to a more visual experience? rich: we do. we think that shazam and our brand and our verb -- it's a one -cap connection to the world around you. we have a camera now on the home screen. we use that to connect people to brands. when we partner with a brand, they will put an action on the packaging so that the user knows what to shazam and what they get for shazaming something. all kinds of things that are different value propositions. we were on hundreds of millions of coke bottles this summer, for example. we think it's a natural extension of our use case, but still a lot of user education required. selina: i know you get this question all the time. the company has been around since 1999, has raised over $100 million. what's the exit plan? rich: the plan is to build the best shazam we can. we were very proud to achieve cash flow profitability at the end of last

can they scale? can companies start but also scale globally in creating impact?obileye has definitely put a lot of that to work in showing companies scaling out of israel and scaling big into areas emerging such as autonomous vehicles, artificial intelligence, and obviously some of the traditional companies such as cybersecurity and storage. what we have seen recently also in looking at a lot of companies is in new areas such as drone technologies, a company like a aerobotics, as well as companies doing amazing technology in iot. i think what we will see in the next few years, also a lot of technology that is going to solve problems in industrial iot. in manufacturing. and some of the old, dated companies that need infusion of innovation to stay relevant and agile. caroline: we have to leave it there. great to have your perspective. thank you very much. coming up, what happened during the talks between verizon and yahoo! after the details of the massive security breach came to light? we have details of a heated discussions. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: a stock

they understood the wagner act was their path toward the naval to tip the scales in their favor. there are people who had ideological support or one reason or another. didn't like unions, thought they were a threat to democracy or something like that. at the point of the lobby it's the nam and their allies. is the section of the taft-hartley act that oruired any elected officer high-level staff person in the union to sign an affidavit swearing they were not members of the communist party. that they didn't have communist sympathies. of course some of them did. that becomes an important sticking point. this was put into the law in order to get even more support. whereare some swing votes they needed to say unions are a threat to american democracy, enterre away communists our culture and this is a way to route those subversive elements out and that helped them gain support for the act as well. it wasn't at all clear if that would mean much when it was passed and it took a few years to figure out what it would mean. the consequences were pretty darn important. with this thing they c

-scale business. that is what they desperately need, another p.c.ce they missed the smartphone. i am not shocked. i think it is a good deal. caroline: tom, this is another player like waymo, google, uber getting into autonomous vehicles. >> $70 billion is the number at the forefront of intel's mind when they write a check for $15 billion in cash. money overseas that has been collecting dust in many ways. like many big tech companies, they have a lot of money overseas. they are looking for ways to deploy it. they do see a big market in self-driving vehicles. the idea is mobilized sensors paired with intel's chips will help these cars do a better job of not hitting you and me when we are crossing the street. it is an important set of tasks for any self-driving car. the idea these cars are coming is very real in the minds of a lot of companies across silicon valley. the thing that intel needs to them number is they have had a spotty track record with deals. mcafee as a case in point. they went after the security company and spent a lot of money on it.

creating more intimately scaled park spaces. ultimately the vocabulary of this park is one that is an oasis in the city. there is large program spaces but the idea is that also people have a moment to breathe and kind of reflect on being in the city or on the water. it is a real respite, that is the way we imagine it. then finally there is subtle grading that creates a bit of a promentory for people to take into even more. that's my slides. thank you. >> thank you. >> jennifer m att economic workforce development and was interested in key projects along the water front including the chase event center across the street. sadly in december 2012 she passed afrom pank attic cancer so in recognition of great contributions there is a element of the park dedicated to her. later this summer we will work with family and in communication with the family to determine what is the appropriate memorial for her. outreach over the past 18 months ocii the port and design team held 8 public meetings to develop review and receive feedback and appr

it's a one on the storm impact scale. i'll detail it in a few minutes. >> obamacare is the law of the land after the gop pulled the replacement bill. president trump says the blame lies squarely with the democrats despite the republicans controlling the house and congress. stephanie ramos has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: republicans and president trump lost a huge battle friday. >> i'm disappointed because we could have had it. >> we came really close today but we came up short. obamacare is the law of the land and will remain the law of the land until it's replaced. >> reporter: the speaker and president admitting they didn't have the votes to repeal and replace the affordable care act. conservatives blocked an effort by the white house to pass the bill. the president even agreed to demands that insurance companies would no longer be required to cover basic health services, like maternity care and drug and mental health treatment and emergency room visits. moderate republicans did not like the cuts and democrats

. >>> a milpitas man accused of scaling a white house fence is scheduled to return to court tomorrow. agents say the 26-year-old jonathan tran jumped the fence near the prtreasury building bui saturday night, and secret service officers say he was carrying a backpack with a letter inside for the president. abc7 news reporter lonny rivera has the story. >> an accused intruder from the south bay is in federal custody, and this video shows lights from the south lawn suddenly turning on, and jonathan tran was discovered there just before midnight on friday. >> that's crazy. because usually you doa doan d d around here, you know. >> i saw him a couple days ago and he was just driving in his car. >> it's not clear how tran made it to washington, d.c., but he scaled a six-foot-tall fence with a backpack on. trump was inside. when an agent questions the intruder, he said he was a friend with the president and had an appointment. at a saturday lunch, the president thanked the secret service. >> the secret service did a fantastic job. >> tran had two cans of mace in his back tapackbackpack, and

, they choose to maintain that scale in highly capitalize that business line. how to banks choose respond to the requirements. and then lastly i mentioned the bank tax equalizes various cross the sectors. it.n't buy nobody has said we're underestimating the cost of this. think we erred on the side of being more conservative in terms of cost which is the position i wanted to take. some people have said we're underestimating the movement overseas meaning if europe follow our lead, won't european banks just gain marketed share? fair point. not much we can do about that. urope seems to be very comfortable having too big to banks. i suggest we implement reforms and regulations sensible in the and show the world that we can have a robust economy without too big to fail isk and encourage other countries to follow our lead. asked us for more detail in community bank regulations which i think is fair. many people lly have emphasized leverage ratio over risk weights. are ink that both important. subjectse just one it's gaming. some recent discussions in the et cetera, pr

let me ask you first of all about the scale of this. a danger, when you use language like the worst, the biggest, people cannot grasp the scale of what we are talking about. trying to humanise it, how would you express what the un is talking about? it is so important that we and —— understand how unprecedented this is. the things we are hearing on the ground in somalia, south sudan, women unable to breast—feed because they are not getting enough nutrition themselves to produce milk for their children. 0ver nutrition themselves to produce milk for their children. over 20 million people face food in security. there has only been a handful of famines since the second world war and we are looking at for simultaneously, potentially. that is something i have never seen in 22 years. and it is the long—term consequences as well. if you have famine on this scale, if this is what happens this year, if we don't do enough to prevent it, that the damage to people can last for a generation and beyond, the mind the damage to a country in terms of land

the suspect now in custody after scaling the fence while the president was there. just the latest breach of white house security. winter blast. ten days before spring, snow in the midwest and south followed by what could be the biggest storm of the season in the northeast. >>> house of horrors. eight women held captive in a georgia mansion until one of themanaged to call the police. suspect charged with human trafficking. >>> seniors and pot. the unlikely substance in pill form helping the elderly reduce pain and their use of addictive opioid drugs. >>> and baby steps. as you've never seen them. the hot new dance for new moms, dads and their babies. the videos viewed by millions. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. it happened again, this time to president trump. late last night a man scaled the fence that surrounds the white house complex. the secret service intercepted him before he got into the building where the president was spending the night

they caught her scaling the fence again sunday.ate this afternoon, a judshe f jail time including contempt of courts for violating orders to stay away from the white house. she told agents she was motivated by the successes of other recent fence jumpers. in her first attempt, the secret service says she was found dangling on the fence by her shoelaces. yesterday morning, investigators say they found her with maps of the white house grounds on her person. and they say she told secret service agents, i feel like i'm supposed to be here right now. she said she wanted to meet with the president. and later told agents she'd ask her state senator to help arrange such a meeting. she's in custody of u.s. marshalls in d.c. until at least april 3rd, and she more charges tomorrow. chris? >> thank you, scotty. >>> by all accounts, last week was a tough one for the trump administration. but the president is trying to turn the page from that stunning collapse on health care. >> mark murray is here now to talk about the next big policy fight. mar

ranks two on the storm impact scale. storm of moderate intensity for friday, the morning and evening commutes look like they will be challenging with periods of heavy rain, strong gusty wind. winds gusting 25 to 50 miles per hour at times. here is the forecast animation starting tomorrow morning at 6:00, it will be rain free in the early part of the day tomorrow but in the late afternoon into the early evening hours, we'll see rain beginning push into the north bay and by late tomorrow night, better organized up north and begin the sweep overnight through the entire bay area into the midday hours on friday. these areas of yellow represent moderate to heavy downpour so a rainy and messy day throughout the day friday. morning and evening commutes will be challenging because of the rainfall and wind. rainfall totals will range from just under .40 and up to the north bay nearly 2.25 and and gust animation at 5:00 friday morning. at that point, most of the windy conditions will be along the coastal areas but by midday friday,