you want from spike lee.ople's means, but for spike lee it's bang on form and it's one of my favourites of the year. jason, thank you very much indeed. some good recommendations there. jason solomons. that's it for this week, from us on the film review, thank you so much for watching and goodbye from both of us. hello there. to the picking up across the northern part of the uk. there could be some fleeting sunshine this morning. we had rain across northern scotla nd morning. we had rain across northern scotland and northern ireland, and becoming lighter as it is done into northern england and north wales. it turns wet again in the north of scotla nd turns wet again in the north of scotland and the winds are continuing to howl. it should be mild day, 11 or 12 degrees but it is going to be windier than we have seen for a while. gail is widely in scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour 01’ scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour or more, scotland. gusts of 70 miles an hour 01’ more, may scotland. gusts of 70 miles an ho

>>>overdose spike. a warning about a dangerous increase in drug deaths in part of northern virginia. >>> plus, remembering mlk. a look at the tributes in our area to a civil rights icon. >> announcer: welcome to "news4 this week." >>> hello, everyone, i'm leon harris this week police in alexandria sounded the alarm after a sudden spike in suspected opioid overdoses. four people suffered overdoses over the weekend. two of them northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports detectives are now trying to find the source of the deadly drugs and steer overdose survivors into treatment.te >> rep an alarming pattern in alexandria over the holiday ekend. four suspected opioid overdoses in just 72 hours. two women died. one call came in from this aldi customertore when a was found unconscious n bathroom. >> 30-year-old breathing hea in the bathroom and is unconscious. >> reporter: alexandria health officials and police not waiting to sounding the alarm. >> we have created a spike ale system. when we see a cer

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>> michael jackson and my brother prince called me. >> who do you think you are, spike lee? short film. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm standing crying i'm standing crying ♪ ♪ so many daughters tell me how many sons do we have to put in the ground before we just break down ♪ ♪ we got a problem with guns ♪ in the land of the free ♪ down at the border >> the number of issues you talked about, racism, gun control, and people at the border, mexican asylum seekers. the woman looks terrified there. it's not the people that the president makes these people out to be. >> my intent was to change the narrative. even in the election, this guy in the white house said all mexicans are rapists, drug dealers, and something else he said. and when the caravan was coming, he's demonizing people. and when they're coming, the caravan was coming, he said there's mideasterners with them. so that means they're terrorists. the people walking hundreds of miles in flip-flops and bare feet. we wanted to show the faces of humanity. women, mothers, young children. they're not criminals. >> mm-hmm. >> they're human beings fle

and other golden globe nominee and its spike lee's blachklansman.trates the ku klux klan with the help of his partner. this is spike lee back on his funny, political, racially baiting provocative form, which is exactly what you want. it's not a perfect film by normal people's means, but for spike lee it's bang on form and it's one of my favourites of the year. jason, thank you very much indeed. some good recommendations there. jason solomons. that's it for this week, from us on the film review, thank you for watching and goodbye. hello there. it should be to cool to start with on sunday because there isa start with on sunday because there is a lot of cloud around. but there won't be much sunshine in the forecast either. a little dull and dampfora forecast either. a little dull and damp for a while across northern england, perhaps southern scotland, later northern ireland and south of bad lot of cloud. if you want the sunshine it is men across the northern half of scotland were tempered as a back to seven degrees. elsewhere, and milder day on sunday,

a sharp spike from what has been previously. these are forces of repression that we are seeing around the globe that are trying to create an intimidation of freedom of speech. jamal was one person who was not afraid to speak. that's what got him killed. what he have done is assembled a coalition in both chambers of congress and we are proud of the fact that our lawmakers from both parties have stepped up and raised their voices and also we have journalistic groups that represent human rights activists and a number of friends of jamal's. i was one of many. almost every reporter who wanted to write about the mideast had to spend time with jamal at some point in his career. >> you worked hard in the new yorker today. one of the lines you write is he, jamal, embodied the qualities of truth and justice that america at its best represents and we will thank him for reminding us. again, secretary pompeo and this administration, have they stepped up to the plate to the extent required by an american administration that stands for human r

vonnie, a big spike include an hour ago.is trying to figure out why. >> i don't claim to know. start with that we published our tracker at the same time before. that did show a big drop-off in saudi exports to the u.s.. to drivetrying hard the u.s. stockpile numbers down. showing an effort to drive those down, they are pulling supply away, that should be bullish. would that necessarily lead to a jump in crude? maybe not. there are other factors there. we saw a similar thing in equities. we were down and now we are positive. could it be that more people are back and trading and things were overdone a little bit? >> i think that is the most logical explanation. a marketally, this was that was super bearish for a couple of months. we had the opec meeting last month the did not do much. into the year maybe taking a look and thinking these prices and the pressure on the producers has to be intense. they are way below where they need to break even. that has to increase the pressure. >> it was a sharp move. that implies something c

and this spike coincides with the moment donald trump was elected.ent's tough talk on trade is popular. but tariff wars with china are creating uncertainty. we have a number of companies in this county that do importing and exporting and no question it has impacted the bottom line. is it enough to change local businesses' minds when it comes to donald trump? at this point it really isn't. at the local coffee shop, opinions were divided. so we are already on the upswing. i think donald trump has benefited from that. and a lot of what he claims he has been responsible for was already in motion. how do you think donald trump is doing on trade? we have been upside down with all of our international tariffs and trade agreements for years. he international tariffs and trade agreements foryears. he is international tariffs and trade agreements for years. he is trying to correct that situation. changing allegiances in america's industrial heartland helped donald trump win the white house. his promise to bring back manufacturing jobs resonated in 2016. a mess

it is not a perfect film by normal people is means, but by spike lee's it is absolutely bang on form.avourites of the year. thank you very much indeed. good recommendations from jason solomons. that is it for this week from us on the film review. thanks for watching, and goodbye. hello. for some hello, for some of us, the cloud was there today. we look out in the atla ntic there today. we look out in the atlantic in this area of cloud is heading our way. it is getting a kernel or hook in it, tell—tale sign ofa kernel or hook in it, tell—tale sign of a deepening area of low pressure, which will run our way up towards the uk and really strengthen the winds by tomorrow. we have stolen at high pressure and cloudy high pressure a cross high pressure and cloudy high pressure across the uk for the most part. winds will freshen overnight, especially towards the north—west, where the rainwater and steadier and heavier. dry after england where, temperatures typically around 5—7, with thin cloud through the midlands in southern england. temperatures in rural parts could be down to 1—2. any sunsh

they spike tomorrow 30 to 45 miles per hour at 7:00. they relax a little bit during the day and spike again at 7:00 were sunday evening. but this time we are starting to push 50 to 55 miles per hour. so make sure you have everything outside tied down or bring it in. a great day to be at cesar chavez today as the quad, if you will, for the college football championship is having events there. 8:00 this morning, 41. mid to upper 50s throughout the afternoon hours. 50 by 8:00. you may want to go to the convention center for saturday. we have all of than rain and wind coming in. it will be a little bit better frizz outside. sunday we still have a chance of some showers. it is looking like we have rain to start the game, but the chance of rain will start to taper as the game wears on, the game being the clemson and alabama college football championship on monday. >>> i want to take you back to our traffic alert. a major problem in fremont. all lanes of northbo shutdown. this is a fatal situation. it happened 2:30 this morning. a vehicle hit

and how the city is addressing a spike in crime. >>> and a symbol of forgotten dreams. we'll show you what happened to a boat that was abandoned eight years ago. >>> and coming up, we'll check on a crash we first told you about. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic looking good there this morning. >>> well, a nice day yesterday. i know it's pretty chilly there for many. and we start off cold again this morning. but changes

. >> consumer confidence dropped wholesale prices weakerned market volatility spiked and home sales fell. we will talk about today's fed meeting and the case for caution next right now, though, as we head to a break, let's take a look at yesterday's s&p 500 last night winners and losers.

and other golden globe nominee and its spike lee's blackkklansman.s the ku klux klan with the help of his partner. this is slightly back on his funny, political, racially baiting provocative form which is exactly what you want. it's not a perfect film by normal people's means but full spike lee its ban on form and it's one of my favourites of the year. jason, thank you very much indeed. some good recommendations there. jason solomons. that's it for this week, from us on the film review, thank you for watching and goodbye. it was a chilly day today and it's going to be a chilly night as well. a covering of cloud but only a thin duvet. temperatures are going to be dipping away, particularly where we've got the clear skies across the west cou ntry we've got the clear skies across the west country there will be some brea ks west country there will be some breaks as well for eastern scotland and the north—east of england, even with that cloud it's very thin and the temperatures won't be far away from freezing. you can see where we've got the coldest of th

when that spikes during the crisis, during the bust, what was happening was we sort of sucked credit and money out of the economy in an attempt to kill what we thought was a bubble, and that spike innovatory is because people didn't have the means to buy the house. they still needed houses as tenets is interesting thing. i think a better indicator in terms of these cities is how they start. in your extend or boston or san francisco or l.a. what you find is housing starts in the cities are half of come half of the national average for less typically. the problem is those are cities with the highest incomes and the strongest income growth,he and because their housing expansion is so much slower than the rest of the country, they have created this negative, this reverse migration pattern were americans are migrating to places were incomes are lower instead of what we would naturally be the case with a good move to places with more opportunity. >> host: inpl your book, you refer to the migration something akin to a refugee crisis. >> guest: yes. housing refugee crisis. what happens in 20

or not, whether it is going to happen or not, investors certainly give their approval the intraday spikethe dow had been up at the height of the day, 27 points, now rocketing up more than 100. >> has come back since the story broke. the headline, if you read the story, more encouraging than the content of itself. let's get more of the detail and what we can expect, what might be true, what migh eamon javers has more. >> i spoke to steven mnuchin in the west wing, heading apparently toward the oval office, just a few feet from the oval office door when i spoke to him. i asked him about the wall street journal report. he said he's not going to be making any statements at this time the report suggests that he has been advocating behind the scenes lowering or ending the tariffs on chinese products as a way of offering some concessions to the chinese side. a spokesperson, however, for the treasury department says this, neither secretary mnuchin nor ambassador lighthizer made any recommendations to anyone with respect to tariffs or other parts of the negotiation with china. this is an ongoing

there's a 36 in 2011 recession followed neither of those two spikes it was a change in fed policy. then the fed stayed on hold. i'm not saying because of the spike but the gathering concerns about it that were out there i think where we are right now with this spike is a change in fed policy >> eddie, tell me where the fed factors in to your whole out look and thesis. >> i actually think it's an over used term. if i'm wrong about the market and some of numbers come in weak then i think the fed will be accommodated and the fed will only be more hawkish than expected if the economy is going strong i think that will overwhelm what the fed is doing you can win either way on fed policy the balance sheet question is the big one. rates, we have enough market history to know how to think about rising fed fund rates. we're in a new era where we had kwaun quantitative easing. what does that look like on the other side we don't know. >> you win either way. you win either way on rates. you win either way on rates and the balance sheet is a longer term question. >> the spike to 26% in the reces

e tsa says the number of workers calling out h spiked. compare that to just 3.1% this time last year. the tsa says many officers are blaming financial hardship for not showing up. the no shows are cautions -- causing problems now at jfk, atlanta, and houston. it's not just at the airports. five weeks into the shutdown, the ripple effect is being felt across the county. b smalliness loans not being processed. the fda cutting back on inspections at some food facilities, and an investigati into this plane crash incident on monday which killed both people onboard after it hit power lines and crashed in front of a home. the shutdown will cost the u.s. for some iamericans, help coming from local churches and nonprofits. >> it's hard being in this situation, not bibl able to pay bills and call and ask people can i skip this payment and move to the next. >> reporter: without mon coming in, michelle has applied to food stamps and doesn't know how she'll come up with rent beyond february. >> i've been working since i was 13, you know, very consiste

, there are spikes in 2015, again, '16 and '17 and this big spike in the summer of 2018, potentially driven by the shooting in parkland, florida. but public school districts are spending more and more money on automated social media monitoring tools. this is similar reflected by keyword searches. so searches for social media monitoring in contracts between public schools and private companies and again showing these spikes over the last several years, really significant increases and then a major spike in 2018. so increasingly, a lot of public money is being spent on these services. now, based on these statistics, you might think that schools are getting more dangerous but in fact, the opposite is true. schools are actually getting safer. while it's true that this country has a unique risk of school shootings among developed countries, and while obviously a single shooting or even a single serious bullying incident is one too many, the overall crime decline in this country holds true in schools as well. ... to contest the odds of choking are one in 3400. in 199510% of students, age 1

with this latest overdose spike they're awaiting theedical kmam inner's report to find out what's to blame.sn but that d stop them from trying to find the source while aging surviving victims to get treatment. >> our primary foc is getting the person who overdosed into help and treatment. our focus after that is looking to figure out if we can disrupt the sale and distribution of narcotics at a higher level. >> reporter: police officials are hoping that warning will get to those struggling with addiction and tir loved ones. the opioid reversal drug narcan can be picked up for >>free. virginia is now in the spotlight in the fight for a $15 an hour wage. just ahead, how that bil fared in the state house today. >>> a wife and mother finding special meaning as she serves others on this national day of service. h>>> we doe school delays to tell you about tomorrow. >> fairfax, winchester, you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed networlets yos up to 20

happen then we fell some more, okay, still good, and the vix spiked back to the same levels. so far so good very normal, but then over the course of november sebastian points out that the s&p 500 collapsed, and the volatility index barely seemed to notice. normally when the stock market goes lower and the vix does nothing that's supposed to assume we reached the bottom it has been a very reliable signal, and we did get a nice rally, okay, at the end of november, but that was a sucker's rally didn't last. when the next chart we see that come december the s&p started breaking down yet again, totally falling off a cliff, and at least initially there was zero fear in the index. it is really tough here. in fact, the vix couldn't get any lift at all until the s&p 500 sold off 400 points. even then when the vix started surging in september, the volatility in the index failed to spike above 40. that's lower than where the vix peaked in january. it seemed to be saying that the garden variety selloff at the beginning of last year was worse than the total meltdown at the end of last yea

oakland has seen the most dramatic spike in rents for one-bedroom apartments.e average price for a one-bedroom unit in oakland went for as low as two-thousand dollars. but by the end of 20-18 -- the average price jumped to more than 28-hundred dollars. ( james ) experts say...the number of one-bedroom units available isn't increasing... which is causing rents to increase. ( james ) a modesto teacher is continuing to show how much she cares for her students in and out of the classroom.( darya ) she has already donated a kidney to one student. and last week, she inspired other's to help change the lilfe of another student. kristi gross has the story (pkg)he is an amazing person. (covered)c

half the gain was from the first day's spike. its stock is only up 8.6% if you count from the close on the first day of trading then there's -- which priced at $7 and closed before plupgingin back to $9 on day two, and it's been stuck in the single-digits ever since unless you got a piece of qutoutiao, you lost money. just because these stocks surge higher out of the gate, that doesn't necessarily mean the buyers have done their homework. like i mentioned before, there are some exceptions and the exceptions might cloud your judgment larger companies from china with higher profiles tend to perform better the four largest ipos all performed pretty well, and that includes 10 cent music, which we recommended hard last month. if you have to dabble in chinese ipos stick with the larger, high quality companies that we know more about, that even can be household names like alibaba i still like tencent music people describe this as the chinese spotify. i actually think it has a better business model tencent music makes money from subscrip

>> i got one for you their first ad of the big ad is for spike seltzer.u how the world is -- >> now there's spike -- that's the new word for alcohol >> it's hard cider >> you know what i mean? >> i do know what you mean i'm shocked they're going to advertise spike seltzer. >> that's what it's all about. every commercial break is beer, burgers, and some sort of male problem. >> guess who else is coming back the dude from big lebowski jeff bridges was teasing it on-line. >> i can abide >> let's go bowl thanks, frank. up next, recession risks talk of a potential major pullback dominating wall street recently, but one market pro has got four reasons not to stress he is going to make his case ahead wrrks and furlowed and furious. six billion reasons why federal workers have a reason to be ticked off today stick around do i use a toothpaste that whitens my teeth, or one that's good for my teeth? now i don't have to choose. from crest 3d white, the whitening therapy collection with new spearmint and peppermint oil. it gently whitens, plus it has a fortifying for

increase by once last year brazil deployed thousands of soldiers and police in response to a huge spike in violent crime but the decision may have had a negative effect with accusations of human rights violations and the rate of homicides spiking up by five percent over the same period in twenty seventeen the newly elected president may think this is the answer to bring down crime but more than half of his population aren't fired up by his plan barbara and power in syria donald trump's nominee for attorney general has told a senate confirmation hearing that he doesn't believe the special counsel's investigation into russian influence is a witch hunt as often described by the president and some of the democrats are concerned that william bass taking charge of the inquiry led by special counsel robert muller he's looking into allegations that russia interfered in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election. now a long serving us republican and supporter of president donald trump has been dumped from important congressional committees for the next two here is steve king faces a strong ba

. >> a big spike >> yeah. >> in the special category of claims by federal workers. no spike this time we are already three weeks in. >> why is that >> we don't know i talked to him with economics he thinks, you know, when you get the money and you get paid later? >> yeah. >> interestingly we have seen no spike in the private sector claims >> right >> what's going on there >> it is the one thing that's not happening for everybody that thinks there's an economic slowdown you were saying we could see a big jump in the unemployment rate if it acts through saturday still, jobless claims are pretty quiet. >> yes right around 215,000 i think it tells you labor demand is very strong. we saw that yesterday as well. finding qualified workers is the biggest problem. i want to add quickly, why haven't we seen it as much as we did? i think a coupleov of things you think about that first week where they were eligible to file we only had three business days. >> the holiday >> it is one aspect. the other thing is they make you wait until you're eligible to file aclaim. >> commerce

when it spikes down lower, that means many copies are issuing disappointing estimates and that's what tends to happen around late february. it's something the market should be familiar with but with sentiment as bad as it's been a volatility so high, it makes me somer if there could be sort of sharp reactions to those disappointing forecasts as they come in this year. vonnie: we are not sure when we will get government data again. positionially thecftc reports. they base their thinking on where the market is so they are in a bind and they are flying blind. thank you. still ahead, the pharmaceutical industry gets a big deal for 2019 we will out what eli lilly is proposing in their purchase. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. start to the year so far in the pharma industry with eli lily buying loxso oncology. they develop cancer drugs and they are based in connecticut. it is up 65% right now. we go live to boston for more. why do these companies marry so well? said this morning they have been really focused on rebuilding their pipeline. they are not really alone in

so congratulations, spike. [ cheers and applause ] i know he's a -- good job.night. from the new film "miss bala --" [ cheers ] gina rodriguez -- >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] "miss bala." looks good. plus, from the netflix hit "bird box," lil rel howery -- >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: is on the show. [ cheers and applause ] funny dude. >> steve: funny dude, man. >> jimmy: he's a funny, funny dude. and they are nominated for two grammys, brothers osborne -- >> steve: whoa. >> jimmy: are here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] it's a good show. guys, the government shutdown is in its 32nd day. and i read that lately trump's been laying low at the white house. has been seen several times just staring out the window. >> steve: wow. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, we actually got our hands on some of the things trump was thinking about during those moments. it's pretty surprising. watch this. ♪ >> jimmy: look at all those people walking around down there not working. it's all because of me. you're welcome, walking people. [ laughte

. >> r kelly's music sales spiked substantially since the release of surviving r kelly docuseries and i'm having a really difficult time understanding why. i really don't want to believe that it's because black girls don't matterenough. >> tmz report those close to kelly said he is disgusted about the allegations and doesn't know many of thewomen. meanwhile the national sexual abuse hotline on your screen saw a 27% spike in traffic the nig the first episode aired. >> a consumer alert about the so-called self driving features in cars. more and more vehicles have them now,oeut it't necessarily make you any safer. consumer reporter susan hogan gets a look into how one safety agency is worrong toct you on the road. >> the safety agency known for crashing cars is now trying to avoid accidents. at the institute for highway safety v ricle andearch center in virginia -- >>> you going to put the car in drive and keep your foot on the >> they put it to the test. >> i didn't hit it. >> driverless cars are here and moreehicles like the ones you see here are incorporating a degree ofnd automation

. >> racismo con un importante videoclip dirigido por spike lee. ♪ ♪ ♪ ¿quÉ tal, cÓmo estÁn?s por acompaÑarnos, soy felicidad aveleyra. en la nueva caravana de migrantes que partiÓ de san pedro, ya se han vivido momentos de tensiÓn cuando anoche muchos integrantes cruzaron a la fuerza a guatemala. >> lograron pasar laia guatemala, estamos aquÍ con un grupo de personas, seÑora cÓmo fue la travesÍa de honduras para guatemala. >> pÉsimo, sacrificio. >> ¿cÓmo viene usted? >> con mis hijos. >> ¿cuÁntos? >> dos. >> dos y la prima que viene con cuatro. >> ayÚdenos. >> la nueva caravana de hon hondureÑos fue retenida en aguascalientes por la policÍa la que detuvo a 60 niÑos que intentaban viajar sin papeles, sin embargo, centenares lograron superar la brera policÍaca los migrantes descansaron unas horas y luego emprendieron el camino por territorio de guatemala con desta la fntera con mÉxico. >> hasta donde dios nos de la fuerza y hasta que dios nos diga aquÍ nada mÁs. >> bajo haber ingerido ningÚn alimento, esta hombres mujeres y niÑos inician su recorrido por guatemala, tendremos m

and this time last year we were at 476 cases and the differences from the rising spike and in numbers and terms of cases and we are at 556 versus 659 last year. we have currently 278 cases that are pending on the records. so far this year and mediated 23 cases. of the cases that are past 270 days, we have six that are active. there is actually a total of 21, but 15 of those are being told. and technology area, the civic bridge, we have continued our program with the bridge ongoing with the agency. and we are going over the overall goals from the agency working with us and developing our plan for achieving those goals. we also have right now focussing on terms of modernizing the operations and hardware and we got the computers and are looking at modernizing the stations which includes purchasing the case management systems and with the specific bridge and will publish the r.q. with the vendors and that is something we weren't able to do before because of the operating system we had. and now that we have the equipment, we are able to finally look at case management system, which will br

and a spike from the $546 billion it borrowed in 2016. the u.s.urrently waging a trade war with china. china held $1.4 trillion in treasury bonds. americans seem to care less than they have in the past, according to pew research 48% of americans say cutting the deficit should be the top priority for the president and congress. >>> another day of protests for nicolas maduro. self-proclaimed president juan guaido calling on supporters to take to the streets to side with him. maduro apparently starting to feel the pressure overnight saying he's willing to negotiate with the opposition leader with international mediators. he also ruled out no presidential elections until 2025. that decision coming one day after the u.s. slapped new sanctions on the maduro regime, cutting off oil revenues. >> meanwhile, the supreme court cutting off maduro's travel and warn doing not travel to venezuela. national secuirty adviser john bolton was seen holding a yellow legal pad with the words 5,000 troops to colombia on it. but a source tells cnn there was no plan to se

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- matthew broderick, spike

oakland has seen the most dramatic spike in rents for one-bedroom apartments.zillow says the average price for a one-bedroom unit in oakland went for as low as two-thousand dollars. but by the end of 20-18 -- the average price jumped to more than 28-hundred dollars. ( darya ) experts say...the number of one-bedroom units available isn't increasing... which is causing rents to increase. ( james ) this morning we begin our special hidden history series: celebrating black history. law enforcement agencies are tasked with protecting communities. but throughout history we've seen mistrust between certain groups and the police. a museum in washington d.c. hopes to strengthen relations by hig

britain and france are to step up joint patrols in the english channel after a spike in the number of illegal immigrants trying to get to the u.k. over the past two weeks. thirty russian children who had been held in an iraqi prison with their allegedly isolating to parents are now back home we were there when they returned to russia. and the world welcomes two thousand nine hundred that with the clock having already struck midnight in over half the globe we'll show you some of the highlights of the festivities. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our chief international i'm john thomas by the having with us right now a somber new year in the central russian city of magnitude as it attempts to come to terms with the tragic collapse of an apartment block on monday morning the federal emergency ministry now says at least seven people have died and that at least thirty five have been left in accounted for after the building came down the following a gas explosion more than a thousand people have been evacuated from their homes following the explosion because o

. >>> a spike and put that on the delta has deputies winning boat owners to take extra precautions.tvu's cristina rendon says these are not on the boats themselves but what's onboard. >> we are always looking for suspicious activity especially between on the waterways. >> reporter: patrolling the delta is a 24 seven job. >> the theft of votes is always an ongoing concern. we happen to be senior real spike. >> david cook tells us there has been 11 votes stolen from rain is since october and the neighboring sacramento and san joaquin counties, there's been around two dozen. >> we have seen a rash of thefts all the way from pittsburgh to discovery bay area, so there is no pattern as to where they are striking mine after the portable electronics navigation systems, speakers, and outboard engines. i'm sure it is a profit motive. there other things there is at steak, transport and arezzo money. >> reporter: sometimes these boats are found floating in the delta and another cases they are found abandoned in roar -- in rural roads. but authorities believe they are being stolen under the cloa

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carbon concentration in the atmosphere now what does that mean then for organisms when you have a spike in radio carbon in the atmosphere what it did do is give them all the unique geochemical fingerprint in their tissues all these photosynthetic organisms trees grasses that sort of thing are taking in c o two some of it having carbon fourteen in it and in the animals that eat that then also take on that radio carbon signature look there it is you can actually see it's freezing down on the right side so now we're going to do is torch it off and have the final final product. it's fun to bring this to them and you do this individually for each sample yeah this is time consuming it's say you want to wear these to to watch this awesome just so this is just a regular methane torch but not to be done at home and warm the glass. all around that it's very like. holding soft serve. and it's unique. and now you can see. there's our c o two right there that's that's the frozen c o two from an elephant heading for radio carbon announces after you know receives the radio carbon content of a piece of

yes spike lee has been a recognised.kk, this is a ripe time in america would so much division could not have a better timing. let's watch a clip. i'm not risking my life for this. it's the job what's your problem? that's my problem for me at the crusade for —— for you to me at the job. why are you not buying into this you're jewish, a so—called chosen people, you've been passing as a wasp white anglo—saxon protestant. it's what light skin black folks do, they pass for white. diversity tackle, black panther doing well in the box office very good field movie, that has eight nominations at least seven. very good field movie, that has eight nominations at least sevenm the first marvel superhero movie to get into the best picture which is something people thought would never happen, it has managed to, and had the critical support as well, people really came into its side and took it seriously and some of them. so, yeah, they did really well at that one. interesting though it's up against green belt and the best picture race,

another golden globe nominee for this spike lee's blackkklansman, nominee for this spike lee's blackkkla provocative form. that is what you want from him. it is not a perfect film by normal people's means, but for him, it is bang on, and i loved it. one of my favourites of the year. thank you very much indeed. good recommendations from jason solomons. that is it for this week from us on the film review. thanks for watching, and goodbye. hello. for many, day of extensive cloud cover, but compared to yesterday, calmer. things are about to turn wetter and windier. it is down to this low pressure in the atla ntic down to this low pressure in the atlantic working eastwards, strengthening went through this evening and overnight across birmingham, northern ireland, and particularly across scotland. the cloud thickens as well, and further south, it stays mainly dry. some brea ks south, it stays mainly dry. some breaks in the cloud, most should escape the frost, temperatures holding up to 4—5. windy conditions tomorrow as the deepening low— pressure tomorrow as the deepening low—pressure works in

those who were able toave their partner in theoomith them had lower spikes than couple who were separated. the same is true for couples who simply imagined their partner's face. >> okay. >> how they got people to participate in that experiment, i don't know. >> i don't know.ne >> imaour partner's face. all right. >> for med it wo -- oh -- just make me feel. >> probably helps that your partner is mos likely asleep right now. you can get away with that. >> it will be cold enough for you to try this tomorrow, just sticking your feet outdoors. > what a difference a day makes. today it felt like mid-march. tomorrow, mid-january out there. temperatures today hit 60 degrees. really was azing. right now we're well below that, back into the 30s. at the airport. winds out of the northwest at 1. miles per h with that wind, we still do have a windchill, look at the windchills, 24 in leesburg, 28 in d.c. garrett , counryland, always the ice box in maryland, 7 the es right now with current windchill there. what do we have across the nation? there is the storm. this thing justp rocketed i-95. it brought

we see huge spikes after this like parkland.you know, the two weeks after parkland we sa you know a doubling and tripling of lockdowns allth acros country. and then we even see locally after the las vegas masacre, the school there saw huge spikes in lockdowns as weoull. sonow, it is because st on people's minds. when they see these violentth events it becomes very real to them. and so when they get a threat, they take it seriously. and it's especially frighterning in thosens itances. >> sreenivasan: is there anything that these school districts are learning that they can do better abo this? >> yeah, the schools that are really being thoughtful are putting in layers, basically, that just because there is a threat or a shooting done the street or a bank robbery, they are not going into full blown lockdown which is we sort of conventionally think of as lockl the doors, turn the lights off, hide in the corner. they are doing steps that areso of that. so something that they call ukybe a lockout or a shell ter in place where ins in th

i got a text from him saying, yo, this is spike calling. those were the words.alked to him on the cell phone before and i had to investigate because i was looking for work. i called him, he said i have got a script i want to send you. i read it, called him, said it's amazing, and he said seeio this summer and we went from there. >> trevor: your character ron stallworth is a black police officer in a white police department and infiltrates the klan. >> yes, in the colorado springs in the '70s ron stallworth was the first african-american detective in colorado springs. >> trevor: right. >> he head an add in the paper the ku klux klan were recruiting, in the local paper. he called them up and said how much he hated black people and other minorities and they were, like, great, we would love you to join. >> trevor: when you look at how the story ties into what america is going through today you can't ignore it. >> right. >> trevor: the end of the film has the news