still, sloane has faced worse.loane: when my ex-husband left me with the six children, everything, no money, coming in. and it was a case of, okay, i'll go without food. i will live on toast and coffee so my kids can have that can of beans or they can have that little bit extra pasta. so yeah, we do make sacrifices. reporter: sloane's experience is not unique. almost a third of all children in this area live in poverty. that means their household income is less than 60% of the annual british median income. over the past five years, the number of people living in poverty in the u.k. has risen. children's charities say that increasing living costs and cuts in state benefits have left many families without sufficient support. sloane's children have become used to doing without. shelby: i like my room as it is, but sometimes, i'd rather have my own room. i like being surrounded by them, just not all the time. reporter: but the lack of privacy is just a small problem. zak remembers when his father left and his mum was f

reporter: sloane's experience is not unique.hat means their householdhchchh income is less than 60% of the annual british median income. over the past five years, the number of people living in poverty in the u.k. has risen. children's charities say that increasing living costs and cuts in state benefits have left many families without sufficient support. sloane's children have become used to doing without. shelby: i like my room as it is, but sometimes, i'd rather have my own room. i like being surrounded by them, just not all the time. repoporter: but t the lack f privacy isis just a small probl. zak remembers when his father left and his mum was forced to go to a food bank. zak:k: i thought the world w s going toto end because i thohot we were going to have nothing to live on and no electric or anything. so now i'm used to it, so now i know what to do. sloane: you know, some people schools because they can afford to. but t then obviously on a w income, we just get by, sisimpe as that. wreporter: sloane hasn't built. that resi

us open champion, sloane stephens, beat the number three seed.lorida, winning 6—3, 6—4. she will now face the former world number one, angelique kerber. she has played some great tennis. i am excited to get out there. every time i come here it is incredible, the atmosphere. i am looking forward to it. nick kyrgios is through to the last 16 after a straight sets 6—3, 6-3 last 16 after a straight sets 6—3, 6—3 win. he needed little over and hour. it is a tournament the 22—year—old likes after reaching the semifinals in the past two seasons here. not such good news for another australian, tha nasi kokkinakis. here. not such good news for another australian, thanasi kokkinakis. he went out in a heated affair arguing over his father who pedasco was talking about during the sets. he will next face fellow spaniard, pablo, for a place in the quarter—finals. the ryder cup in 2028 will be posted at hazeltine. it was the sight of victory in 2016 and it will be the first american venue to hold the event between the us and america's top golfers for a second t

i'm desi lydic. >> and i'm dulce sloan.onth we have been uncovering the true stories of women who were shafted. >> because throughout history women have been constrained by things like gender roles, cultural biases and spanx. so constricting. >> mm-hmm. tonight we tell a different story. sara howe was a 19th century entrepreneur who did reach her full potential but ingenuity and perseverance. warning, the following content might -- inspire you. ( spitting ) >> born in the early 18 hundreds is a rare grew up hustling as a fortune-teller and horoscope reader. >> what is it? >> you're going to give me $500 and something good whether happen to you. >> okay, here you go. >> she even worked as a doctor despite having mo medical training. >> and what we want to do is we want to pour the tonic right over the abdomen. >> that looks like milk. >> yes, of course it's milk. it will make his stomach bones stronger. >> stomach bones? >> she was shadier than r. kelly running a girl scout group. but in 1879 she left the petty swindling beh

and sloane stephens is through to the quarter—finals of the miami open after a straight sets win.elcome to the programme. cricketing news coming out of south africa regarding ball tampering involving the australian team continues. steve smith has been banned from playing the fourth test injohannesburg, banned from playing the fourth test in johannesburg, saying banned from playing the fourth test injohannesburg, saying he will stand down from his position as captain of the england and england premiership team. the inquest has begun. australian cricket investigators arriving at the hotel this morning to get to the bottom of the scandal stunning the sport to be a warm welcome from nathan lyon, one of those potentially complicated. the next 2a hours could be painful for players and management. the plant to get cameron bancroft who

sloane stephens will play the winner of victoria as a rancour and pliskova.nference leading toronto raptors are currently down at home against the devon —— denver nuggets in the third quarter. goodbye to now. hello. temperatures on the way down in the lead—up to the easter weekend. low pressure close by. so it's looking unsettled. some rain around in the day ahead from this first area of low pressure, has been some uncertainty about how far north the wet weather is going to get. still a little bit about that. south wales, southern england most likely to see some wet weather, but it may push further north to parts of wales and the midlands into east anglia as the day goes on, getting some showers, a chance of a bit of sleet and wet snow out of this, especially on the hills into the west of these areas as we go through the afternoon. much of northern england, northern ireland and scotland will have variable cloud, sunny spells and a few showers around, longer spells of rain in the northern islands into shetland. single figure temperatures. that's the big differ

i'm dulce sloan and i'm desi lydic. tonight's episode is a familiar story. >> the victim, marion done o van, the crime. >> being a woman. >> in 1946 mar quloon was a housewife in a mall stown of westport connecticut. being home and raising children, marion got fed up with all the shit in her life. >> why is there so much shit everywhere? who-- why! >> at the time people were using cloth diapers and the only solution were uncomfortsable rubber pant task gave baby's dieper rash so in one wanted to wear them even though they were the most best method, do i have to, it feels so much better pooping against bare skin. but one day marion looked at her shower curtain and got an idea. i've got an idea. this could keap watter from leaking out, surely it could do the same for shit. so she got to work, designing a new, better dieper cover which she called the boater. i did it. i'm going to liberate women from needless domestic work. right after i buy a new shower curtain and clean thup mess before my husband leaves me. it was a hit, the dieper covers were flying off the

sloane stephens is through to the final after a victory over victoria azarenka. and talk about starting a new baseball season in style. first pitch and a home run. welcome to the programme where we start with the cricketing news that just continues to we start with the cricketing news thatjust continues to evolve every day. after three australian players including steve smith was sent home for ball tampering, coach darren lehmann announced he would be standing down. smith gave an emotional press conference after landing in sydney and just warn you, there is some flash photography. from australian cricket‘s leader to its loneliest figure. steve smith back in sydney and facing the cameras today, having been sent home in disgrace for his team's cheating scandal. to all of my team—mates, to fans of cricket all over the world, and to all australians who are disappointed and angry, i'm sorry. supported by his father, the former captain's anguish obvious. any time you think about making a questionable decision, think about who you're affecting. you're affecting your par

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tim sloan is providing clients with feedback, it's hearing from employees, invests and others. sloan says some team members are concerned about who can buy semi-automatic weapons, but he pushed back on the idea of cutting ties to gun makers or preventing customers from buying guns. >>> santa clara county sheriff laura smith is saying that i.c.e. agents entered her jail and interviewed two immigrants. smith tells the chronicle it happened on march 7 and the immigration and customs enforcement did not detain any of the inmates. sheriff smith added, we value the trust and rapport we've earned with our local immigrant community and we will not break that trust. >>> another lawsuit against the trump administration, this time over what may appear on the 2020 census. those fighting the president say if allowed it would have a devastating impact on the state. >> reporter: are you a u.s. citizen? that simple question that's scheduled to appear on the 2020 census has brought up a series of similar complex issues. >> the effects of a citizenship question on the census has the effects of d

for more about blind spots of facial recognition is our expert dulce sloan, everybody!heers and applause ) dulce, help me out here. like, do we have to worry about racist machines now? >> trevor, don't be so quick to pass judgment on these robots. they're just out there doing their best. is it such a big deal if they can't recognize black people? it's not like i can recognize any of their robot asses either. ( laughter ) remember, the robots aren't racist on purpose. it's not like they're shouting the n-word in binary code or putting up statutes of robo e. lee. ( laughter ) that south ain't raising again. ( laughter ) no, the problem is there's not enough black people in silicon valley, so the first time robots see a black person, they malfunction like an amish dude in times square. and it's not just that machines don't recognize black faces. sometimes they don't recognize black anything. have you seen this video on youtube? >> black hand, nothing. larry, go. black hand, nothing. larry, go. racist mother sinks. ( applause ) ( laughter ) >> you see that? put robots in ch

that means that sloan made a total of $17.6 million last year. all while the bank battled investigations into its business. federal sanctions are in place until the bank fixes its problems ziefrmg the state of oregon is using a tactic to lure in tourists. >> it's beautiful. this is different landmarks reimagined with animations that kind of look like a movie. >> you can see dragon boats racing through portland, horses running through the mountains and swimmers enjoying a warm afternoon in mt. hood. >> as someone who lived in oregon -- >> what about that bunny. it's rainier than that. that's the one part. >> the giant rabbit going through a tulip field. >> there's a giant rabbit, magical cloud monster. it is raining. now it is raining. so yeah. when you go there, there will be a giant beanstalk and it will be great. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> looks like we were doing the water cycle for a moment. it was nearly 90 in san jose, record highs from three years ago at the height of the drought. no so much today

us open champion, sloane stephens, is through to the third round after a straight sets win over former the bela russian, who's a two—time former winner here, hasn't played since wimbledon lastjuly due to a custody battle over her son while stephens goes on to face daria kasatkina. day three of the winter paralympics is about to get under way but there were eight medals won on day two. france's marie bochet was among the big name winners as she claimed her sixth career paralympic title. here's our sports reporter, kate grey, with a round—up of all the action from south korea. a second gold for henrietta from slovakia, beating britain to the gold. these games will know the name marie buchet very well. she got her second gold of the paralympics today and seems unbeatable. there was an interesting race with kurt from canada denying america from a second gold. he finished eighth yesterday in the downhill but did well on the super g today. in the cross—country race, north korea was competing in its first 0lympic race, north korea was competing in its first olympic games. an historic moment f

sloan's reality that he will have to wrestle with is, how do you make this business make sense?ulia: a lot of people are looking at this and saying, this will be a huge challenge, they will lose market share. joel: the competitors are like shocks -- sharks in the water. julia: legacy issues, and one of the interesting things that came out is this idea that they want to change the narrative. they are done apologizing. have you balance those? joel: one thing that was interesting was the idea that this is an insanely profitable company. 2010,mpanies since publicly traded companies, have made more than $10 billion in profit a year and wells fargo is one of them. for all its flaws, they have some deep strengths to play from. as you start looking forward, they are known as a consumer brand and they do have opportunity in places like banking to somewhat underserved markets like hispanic and black communities, and that is seen as a major advantage. you will see them moving into a credit card space, and going to consumers and customers they have never gone to before. we talked about a lo

sloane stephens is through to the final after a victory over victoria azarenka.n style. first pitch and a home run. welcome to the programme where we start with the cricketing news that just continues to we start with the cricketing news thatjust continues to evolve every day. after three australian players including steve smith was sent home for ball tampering, coach darren lehmann announced he would be standing down. smith gave an emotional press conference after landing in sydney and just warn you, there is

sloan's reality to wrestle with how do you make this business makes sense? julia: a lot of people are looking at this and saying this is going to be a huge challenge, they are going to lose market share, legacy. joel: competitor sharks in the water a little bit. julia: legacy issues and one of the interesting things for me is that they are going to change the narrative. they are done apologizing. joel: one thing i thought was interesting when we dug into the story is this is an insanely profitable company. publicly traded companies since 2010 have made more than $10 billion in profit a year, wells fargo happens to be one of them. for all its flaws, they have deep strength to play from. they were really known as a consumer brand and they do have opportunity in places like banking to somewhat underserved markets like hispanic and black communities, and that is viewed as an advantage. another thing is moving into a card space and going to customers they have never gone to before. we talked to a lot of analysts, to a lot of investors about this. you get both sid

and sloane stephens is through to the quarter—finals of the miami open after a straight sets win.uth africa regarding ball tampering involving the australian team continues. steve smith has been banned from playing the fourth test injohannesburg, banned from playing the fourth test in johannesburg, saying banned from playing the fourth test injohannesburg, saying he will stand down from his position as captain of the england and england premiership team. the inquest has begun. australian cricket investigators arriving at the hotel this morning to get to the bottom of the scandal stunning the sport to be a warm welcome from nathan lyon, one of those potentially complicated. the

wells fargo's board of directors has given c-e-o tim sloan ..- point- six million dollar raise. this is happening ... despite the fact, the bank continues to face the fallout from its' sales practices scandal. san francisco- based wells fargo says, c-e-o sloan made nearly 18 -million- dollars last year ... that is up from $13- million in 20-16. the bank's chief financial officer was also rewarded a two- million dollar raise. meantime... wells fargo is facing several investigations into its business practices ... including mandating insurance on loans which was not needed.. and opening not needed.. and opening millions of fake customer accounts without getting customers' authorization .. all to build its sales numbers. (steve) new at 8. youtube says its craking down on conspiracy videos. the ceo of youtube says that the company will work to debunk videos embracig conspiracy theories... by including links to wikipedia. the links will include other " third- party" sources...however the company is not identifying any. the company says the move is pa

(pam) wells fargo's board of directors has given c-e-o tim sloan .. a four- point- six million dollar raise. this is happening ... despite the fact, the bank continues to face the fallout from its' sales practices scandal. san francisco- based wells fargo says, c-e-o sloan made nearly 18 -million- dollars last year ... that is up from $13- million in 20-16. the bank's chief financial officer was also rewarded a two- million dollar raise. meantime... wells fargo is facing several investigations into its business practices ... including mandating insurance on loans which was not needed.. and opening millions of fake customer accounts without getting customers' authorization .. all to build its sales numbers. (steve) the attorney for adult film actress stormy daniels says the performer is now crowd-funding her legal fees. daniels -- whose real name is stephanie clifford -- set up an account on crowdjustice-dot-com. on monday, daniels offered to repay 130-thousand dollars paid to her by president trump's attorney weeks before the 20-16 election. she wants

sloan's reality that he is going to have to wrestle with his how do you make this business make sensejulia: there are a lot of people looking at this now and saying, this will be a huge challenge. they are going to lose market share. joel: the competitors are like sharks in the water. saying, oh boy, this will be great for us. julia: the legacy issues. and one of the interesting things that came out is this idea that they want to change the narrative. they are kind of done apologizing now. how do you balance those two things? joel: one thing that was interesting was the idea that actually this is an insanely profitable company. six companies, since 2010, six publicly traded companies, have made more than $10 billion in profit a year. wells fargo happens to be one of them. so for all its flaws, they also has some deep strengths they are going to play from. as you start looking forward, they are known as a consumer brand, and they do have opportunity in places like banking to somewhat underserved markets, like hispanic and black communities, and that is viewed as a major advantage. the

tim sloan getting a big pay raise despite the bank continuing to struggle with scandals sloan received17.6 million last year, up 35% from the previous year. >>> williams-sonoma reported fourth quarter results that topped forecasts the chain also hiking its quarterly dividend by 10% and will expand its share buyback program to 5$500 million. >>> sears holding swinging to a fourth quarter profit with a smaller than expected drop in same-store sales that company, which has also struggled with debt loads announcing 540 million in new loan agreements. sears market cap is below 3$300 million. >>> up next, life in the amazon lane they just did something they have never done before the new numbers that you need to hear straight ahead. >>> and do you live in one of the world's most expensive cities, if you live in new york, you don't. you didn't make the top ten. coming in at number five, oslo, norway we'll reveal the rest of the icst later on in the show. stk around "worldwide exchange" will be right back ip feat. iconapop ♪ woo! yeah! it's good! it's refreshing. ♪ this is what our version of

then i got to sloan-kettering which is a nightmare experience.ot only did not feel seen or looks at, literally, but i was treated terribly. i eventually went to beth israel or the care was quite wonderful. i will say one of the things you come to realize when you are sick is that they care of nurses them a for example, is the thing that could be much keeps you alive. doctors do their bit work and then they disappear and we are grateful for the work they do. but nurses are there every single minute every single day tending to the details, tending toto the pain, tenending to your annoying this, tending to everything. i have to say that it kind of changed -- i worship and bow down to nurses tododay. i understand how fundamental they are. it is also really funny when i was thinking a about the journey of vagina, host making about how when at a certain point summit he told me they were going to radiate my vagina, it was just a no, you're not going to radiate my vagina. that is not one to happen. i'm glad i made a decision. i think when we are going th

i did four years in two years, then i decided i would go to the sloan school and got my masters, an mbaentially. bcg?d: then you went to ?bc what propelled you out of that into something else? why did you abandon that and go back to israel? pm netanyahu: pm netanyahu: man's greatest calling. i was derailed. what changed my life was that a month after i got into bcg, my brother fell leading the rescue of intent. -- david: so you decided to go back and honor him in some way? pm netanyahu: his death steered me ultimately into politics in an unintended way, but the short place spent at bcg was a where i really understood the fundamentals of competition and competitive advantage. once you understand that, it was like a secret that was shared. thed the opportunity to see question of competition across industries and across countries, and i understood that you have to let the private sector compete and succeed, and fail. that is the only way that economies grow. flew back to israel and got involved in politics and became the youngest prime minister in israel's history at 47 or so, and now you

open champion sloane stephens stuns a once a world under one when they met in miami. by the skyline only in the. world coast of the italian riviera. hello there we've got some heavy rain that's gathering over china at the moment for a look at the chart there for wednesday we'll see some of the wettest of the weather is through the sichuan province and into the greasier province and then gradually the whole system is working its way eastwards it's weakening a little bit as it does so but still for some of us in the young she provence down through going down and to go and she it does look like we're going to see some fairly sharp showers at times during the day the further towards the south and here we've been watching our cycle but that's here away to the east of the philippines and it looks like it's running northwards as it strengthens that means for the philippines it shouldn't be too bad we're looking at a fair amount of cloud maybe one or two showers but nothing too sinister there we heavier downpours ever parts of borneo through java and into somalia and i think

in the women's draw american sloane stephens has made it to the quarterfinals of the tournament steven planes that got opinion what is that in straight sets six three fit for two at the. ball for now more later that's it for the news hour thanks for watching martinez will be with you in just a moment she'll have much more news coming our way all the day's top stories on al-jazeera. travel often. by trying to. put forests provide light. box of oil. valleys and skies. eventually. sky. as far away places that's. going to get this cattle i always. paint the scene for us where on line what is american sign in yemen that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join us on sat there are people that there are choosing between buying medication eating base is a dialogue i want to get in one more comment because this is someone who is an activist has posted a story join the global conversation at this time on al-jazeera we headed to jerusalem bureau covered israeli palestinian affairs we cover the story with a lot o

open champion sloane stephens stands a one so world number one in miami. hello there we're expecting some severe weather over parts of north america over the next couple of days you can see the weather system already with us it's giving us some heavy downpours and we're likely to hear the odd rumble of thunder in with that we're also expecting some large hail and maybe the old tornado as well so here's that weather system during the day on wednesday stretching all the way up towards washington d.c. and not really moving anywhere in a great hurry even as we head through thursday said the still the risk of seeing some more heavy downpours him potentially some flooding as well meanwhile towards the west there's a bit of a break in the weather more in the way of sunshine but then we all sing a few showers for the western parts of canada and of course at this time of year you'd expect a lot of those to be wintry now a bit further towards the sound is plenty of fine weather through mexico and down towards costa rica but towards the east there's more in the way o

two years, so after two years i got my undergraduate degree, and then i decided i would go to the sloanool and got my masters degree, an mba essentially. david: and then you went to bcg? pm netanyahu: yeah. david: alright, so you are in the business career. you are in a great firm, bcg. what propelled you to get out of that, possibly getting into private equity, and going into something else? pm netanyahu: what? [laughter] david: why did you abandon that and go back to israel? what happened? pm netanyahu: man's greatest calling. david: private equity, yes. pm netanyahu: i was derailed. [laughter] i was derailed into a lesser direction. what changed my life was that about a month after i got into bcg, my brother fell at leading the rescue for entebbe. david: this is your oldest brother in entebbe. he was the only israeli soldier that was killed then. that was july 4, 1976, right? pm netanyahu: right. david: so you decided to go back and honor him in some way? pm netanyahu: yoni's death steered me ultimately into politics in an unintended way, really. but the short time that i spent at bc

. >> reporter: grand opening day for carla sloan's handmade gift shop.d like a safe bet. it was not. and so the grand opening was not so grand. >> tomorrow will be a better d day. >> reporter: it's nasty out here. >> horrible. it's horrible. one of the stores over there some stuff flew off the window. not good for us. >> reporter: back in croydon steve wisnewski was trying to figure out under what circumstances insurance will cover his losses. mother nature can be a cruel old gal but he won't let a mushed mustang keep hi down. >> you got to make the best of every zig. i try to keep a positive outlook >> reporter: if wisnewski needs extra photograph for his insurance company, well, maybe he should check with his neighbors much they've been stopping by all afternoon to snap a photo. little souvenir of this nasty weather. in croydon, bucks county, bruce gordon fox 29 news. >>> and snow blanketing the boardwalk in ocean city tonight. you don't see it that often. the good news that snow is out of here those wicked winds they are coming in in full for force. m

sloane stephens won the battle of the grandslam to reach that quarter—finals of the miami open.te, who comes from florida, reached the last eight in miamifor only comes from florida, reached the last eight in miami for only the second time and now she will face angelique kerber. social media is still abuzz with the ball tampering scandal involving the australian team. it was during the third test against south africa. a former indian spin bowler is not happy about the lack ofa ban bowler is not happy about the lack of a ban in his tweet about the situation, referring to instances in india's asked. the former england wicket—keeper says the aussies must be giggling again, but issues cricket australia will take a tougher stance. —— assumes. you can get the sports news at our website. i am tolsen tollet. that is your tuesday spot briefing. —— sport. it's an historic cliff face formed 300 million years ago under the sea, so it's no surprise cheddar gorge in the west of england needs a little tlc from time to time. a team of specialists has been called in to remove loose boulders and