>> tori, you lying. i read it. >> you talk [ bleep ] on myspace all the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> according to court documents, tori tells prosecutors she believes the brutal attack was because mercedes was also angry at her for borrowing a hairbrush and a razor from the house without telling her. it may sound unbelievable, but it apparently sparks this beating and sets it in motion. >> why did you [ bleep ]. don't [ bleep ]. >> the assault takes place over a span of 30 minutes. at one point on the video, tori pleads with her attackers to let her leave the home. >> huh-uh. you're not leaving. >> let me leave! i'll go home. >> no! >> but they refuse to release her and continue the vicious assault. >> don't ever [ bleep ]. why don't you like her? why don't you like her? don't act -- >> adding to the brutality of the beating is the fact that someone's videotaping the entire scene. the attackers are not only beating the victim but playing to the camera. the girl holding the video camera says to the others, as

>> yeah. >> go ahead, tori go get them. (applause) nice. >> wow.es it look so easy. >> tori is walking over the hole getting ready to set up. good form. good form. she's studying the hole. getting ared to take the shot. good breather there. >> oh, just missed. so close. i don't think i'm going get my green jacket today. >>> tap, tap, tap it in didn't work for me. >> tap it in. >> the first tee program has been around for 14 years. and has more than 1200 students in play right now. this saturday is their opening weekend and for the first time ever they are offering a full-time summer camp in june, july and august at fdr park. now how much to be involved? 50 buck. 50 bucks for 12 hours of instruction with all equipment included. >> that's big the equipment included isn't yeah. >> everything. >> that's very important especially at that age. i was shooting junk shots at their age. >> did you see their form. >> i'll get chubs from happy gilmore to work with you. >> this one? >> one handed or two handed. >> right. >> going back now. >> thanks, tori. good

amy: torie osborn?> well, i'm not a next on the economy, but i will tell you that dodd frank is a lot of the land, hillary clinton has been really clear. she stood up to big pharma back when hillarycare was killed by big pharma and the insurance companies. she is a fighter. she has position herself centerleft. she is going to be elected president of the united dates. i think the real issue is, how do we go forward? i like paul krugman and agree with him who is her economic guru. she has moved to the left from her husband's position. she is not going to have robert rubin as a retired -- secretary-treasurer. it will be fascinating to see how she incorporates the growing progressive economic equity part of the democratic party that burning has brilliantly organized and mobilized. to me what is most important is that hillary is -- she is progressive. she is a leader. she has far better track record of actually getting things done than bernie sanders, who i knew very well in vermont. he has given the same sp

>> yeah. >> go ahead, tori go get them. (applause) nice. >> wow.es it look so easy. >> tori is walking over the hole getting ready to set up. good form. good form. she's studying the hole. getting ared to take the shot. good breather there. >> oh, just missed. so close. i don't think i'm going get my green jacket today. >>> tap, tap, tap it in didn't work for me. >> tap it in. >> the first tee program has been around for 14 years. and has more than 1200 students in play right now. this saturday is their opening weekend and for the first time ever they are offering a full-time summer camp in june, july and august at fdr park. now how much to be involved? 50 buck. 50 bucks for 12 hours of instruction with all equipment included. >> that's big the equipment included isn't yeah. >> everything. >> that's very important especially at that age. i was shooting junk shots at their age. >> did you see their form. >> i'll get chubs from happy gilmore to work with you. >> this one? >> one handed or two handed. >> right. >> going back now. >> thanks, tori. good

that's what we like to do on taste of tori. bring it all out.>> kate joins us with the forecast. didn't i hear you say something about the possibility of accumulating snow, the possibility? >> yes. we do have the possibility of a accumulating snow. >> oh, no. >> oh, yes, unfortunately sadly enough on saturday now with that being said mainly grassy surfaces we'll take a closer look at this in just a moment. let's start off way look how today was. kind of an interesting day. we little bit of everything. sun up to sundown time lapse at the leadership academy in philadelphia. we started the day with cloud cover. midday is when we had that burst of instead yesterday rain right there. then it clears out. blue sky turns into nice afternoon we get another shower and look at what i found took me awhile, guys, to go frame by frame and stop it on this frame for you but i've done it and you have a rainbow there over the city of philadelphia what a great shot that is. i retweet add few photos of people that actually saw double rainbow in delaware county and

. >> tastes with tori heads to this irish pub. this popular gathering spot got its name. >> is it beach season all? for these seals it is. we'll tell you why they're taking over the shore. >> it was a beautiful day today but chilly tonight. frost advisory to talk about and temperatures get warmer by the day just in time for the weeke weekend. when we hit 70s when we come >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> battle in brooklyn as hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders debate ahead of next week' new york primary. most polls show hillary clinton with a lead there. tonight' december bait took on feisty tone. sanders pushed clinton on the iraq war, clinton hit sanders back on breaking up the banks. >> let us talk about the worst foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country. i led the opposition to that w war. secretary clinton voted for th that. >> senator sanders long interview with the new york daily news, talk about judgment and talk about the kinds o

that's what we like to do on taste of tori. bring it all out.>> kate joins us with the forecast. didn't i hear you say something about the possibility of accumulating snow, the possibility? >> yes. we do have the possibility of a accumulating snow. >> oh, no. >> oh, yes, unfortunately sadly enough on saturday now with that being said mainly grassy surfaces we'll take a closer look at this in just a moment. let's start off way look how today was. kind of an interesting day. we little bit of everything. sun up to sundown time lapse at the leadership academy in philadelphia. we started the day with cloud cover. midday is when we had that burst of instead yesterday rain right there. then it clears out. blue sky turns into nice afternoon we get another shower and look at what i found took me awhile, guys, to go frame by frame and stop it on this frame for you but i've done it and you have a rainbow there over the city of philadelphia what a great shot that is. i retweet add few photos of people that actually saw double rainbow in delaware county and

. >> tastes with tori heads to this irish pub. this popular gathering spot got its name. >> is it beach season all? for these seals it is. we'll tell you why they're taking over the shore. >> it was a beautiful day today but chilly tonight. frost advisory to talk about and temperatures get warmer by the day just in time for the weeke weekend. when we hit 70s when we come in the last eight years, the fracking industry has spent over $40 million dollars on lobbying in pennsylvania. so it's no surprise that even though they've had over 4,000 violations, all they've ever gotten is just a slap on the wrist it's time for that change. i'm josh shapiro, and i'll hold the oil and gas companies criminally liable for poisoning our air and our drinking water. i'll be an attorney general who always works for you. democrat josh shapiro. he'll stand up for us. >> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. ♪ >>> battle in brooklyn as hillary clinton and senator bernie sanders debate ahead of next we

tori what a crowd. >> reporter: they aren't just pumped.are live and anxiously the anxiety is high. it is a nail biter as you can see right now hands are up. hands are up and this happens every single time nova takes a shot as they wait and see if that ball goes in the net. to these fans nova nation it is not a game. ooh, it is not just a game. it is live. it is their life on the line right now. take look at earlier. we talked to a few students had were waiting outside pavilion to watch in to get the game as a community and see what they had to say before game time. >> i'm looking for the nova nation. whose here? >> i've been waiting for this like all four years. this is amazing moments. go, cats. >> go cats, make her life. >> and there's more, and there's more. >> you were here at '85. >> it was awesome. >> this must mean so much for you to be them to be able to do it again. >> we'll do it again and my four kids will see it this time. >> i'm banging on a win because i haven't done my homework. >> what does this mean for wildcats everywhere

between veteran journalist robert scheer and longtime lgbt activist torie osborn. think about 1000 people protest donald trump in new york. the police arrest at least two dozen, including two journalists from democracy now! >> first amendment rights. as we were saying this, they grabbed the camera and the microphone and slammed us on the ground. in moment later, i saw juan carlos on the ground with dirt on his for head and police officers were on top of him and handcuffing him. amy: than what our school police officers doing with grenade launchers, and 16 assault rifles, and an anti-mine-tech? we look at the battle getting military-grade weapons belong inside schools. -- getting military grade weapons out of the los angeles schools.

tory, do you -- tori, do you especially miss. >> oh my. >> i do miss everybody. >> you left a lastingnd went vegan and got your nutritionist licenses. the thing that sticks with me, you cannot outrun a bad diet. you're still vegan and all that stuff. you look amazing. >> life is good. >> thanks for coming in. >> we have 14 seconds left. sign off for us. >> do i read the performer tor. >> thanks for watching the show. make sure you come back and watch tomorrow. introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doin'? the kids have come to play today. you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. all due respect, have several seats. my girls are always turned out. i give it to you straight, no chaser. ♪ >> now, here's wendy! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: hey! welcome to the show. thank you very much for watching

tori was stunned.ently jen didn't have one. >> she has no list, she has no plan. >> now we know why. because she had no idea what's in her closet. figure out what's in your closet first, jen, right, before you start buying other things? >> you're telling me tori went to your home and look into your closet? >> sure did. >> was it horrifying. >> it was an episode of horders wait to go happen. remember, that we don't have a basement. okay? >> okay. >> you want the excuses snow. >> ya, what happened? >> no basement so wife to hide christmas present in there. we have ski pant, it has been raining and snowy and i didn't know where the winter stuff should go. so it is basically a frederick -- graveyard of dumping ground -- >> dumping ground, okay. >> but your clothes are in there, too? >> ya. >> can we just see it? >> by the way, i haven't seen this. it is the services comes montgomery county services comes i won't be surprised. >> let's do this then, while watching this thing go down at your home. >> go down

tory johnson with me right now.n tulsa, oklahoma. there they are, very happy this morning. >> so fun. those women know as do we that every day is mother's day so we're talking mother's day gifts. >> they are big fans. >> they're big fans. >> let's start up here. >> some amazing fun things at great deals so this is from a company called o-venture. >> one of oprah's favorite things. >> one of oprah's favorite things, a really fun, easy key ring that you will ever lose because of the size of it. it is genuine leather and comes in a variety of different colors and you could be like the school principal that keeps it around your wrist, your elbow, but you'll never lose it, and that's the big thing about. normally $55. these are all slashed in from o-venture. can't beat that. >> these are beautiful. so these are from yedi houseware. three different options to choose from, the teapot, the espresso set or the -- this is for tea or coffee, it's the gold rimmed porcelain pieces and come in a beautiful gift box, silk lined, so

. >> and this is tori martin. she is moving to the big apple to pursue a degree in hospitality.he still believes colleges necessary for some fields. >> i wouldn't want someone being my doctor and not knowing what they should be doing. >> shockingly, most of -- more than half of today's degree holders are working jobs that don't require a degree. when asked when she -- why she told -- chose college, she points her finger to following the crowd. was always told what you have to do after high school and it doesn't matter if you don't hope what you want to do because you will find out there. >> if some students have not decided on a major, why are they willing to fork over so much dough. he argues that parents are willing to take the financial risk for the opportunities provided by the degree. >> it will be the difference between whether their sons and daughters lives are successful or not. they undertake the risk. they pay the bills. statistically, the cost of public and private universities over the last 20 years has doubled even adjusting for inflation. >> it would be cheaper to

down the road not far from here. >> thanks, tori. >> kate bilo joins us with your forecast.t comma shape is breaking up. the rain is coming. >> it looks a it will ill little more intense a few nights ago much it's been weakening as it moves towards us that's good news. i don't expect major severe weather event certainly with this system. and not even a ton of rain with it but it is bringing about a change after stretch of sunny beautiful spring weather. take a look at a time lapsed video to start you off this is from today. the leadership academy in philadelphia we started the day with lots of sunshine. it was a beautiful day for most of the day then late afternoon thing started to get a little muddy eighty three around here. everything took that dull gray inch to it so to speak as these clouds started to move on in. and clouds have taken over tonight as we await the rival of a few showers and possible al thunderstorm. here's our system on storm sca scan3. there's that comma shape the center of circulation moving right around the chicago area at the moment. you can see it's

tori? >> reporter: that's right, you guys.w it doesn't look like much behind me right now, but let me tell you something. this festival is going to impact a lot of people and it's starting tonight. art is always meant to invoke a feeling, and tonight, it was sort of an erie feeling because it's a powerful message that was being curated by these artists. take look. ♪ >> reporter: the philadelphia international festival of the arts kicks off its festival opening at penn's landing. first performance art piece the u.s. premier of a theatrical fire spectacle entitled article 13 meant to address one of the hottest topic right now. >> it's a performance about immigration topic of immigrati immigration. it's not only about immigration between mexico and the u.s. it's also about immigration in europe and africa. it's general -- it's not about -- it's more about the feelings. inside of this big installation there is another small installation. >> reporter: as you walk through each installation you'll feel a message. >> takes all of the

a little mother's day edition from tory.you also have another very famous mom making headlines. >> absolutely, george. i do. kate and will are in bhutan and here's a look at the duchess trying to master archery. nice form, kate. we'll have more on that coming up. >> look how he's watching her. >> don't point it towards me. stay that way. >> having a good day. amy with the morning rundown. >>> the big story, shadows of the cold war today. russia is rejecting u.s. claims that its fighter jets buzzed dangerously close to an american warship in the baltic sea. russia says pilots conducting test maneuvers turned back after spotting the ship and used all measures of precaution. u.s. officials call the flyby one of the most aggressive acts since the end of the cold war. >>> more chaos in the race for the white house with another violent clash at a donald trump rally. police in riot gear had to break up fights between anti-trump protesters and supporters in pittsburgh. one demonstrator pepper sprayed two police officers. meanwhile,

down the road not far from here. >> thanks, tori. >> kate bilo joins us with your forecast.t comma shape is breaking up. the rain is coming. >> it looks a it will ill little more intense a few nights ago much it's been weakening as it moves towards us that's good news. i don't expect major severe weather event certainly with this system. and not even a ton of rain with it but it is bringing about a change after stretch of sunny beautiful spring weather. take a look at a time lapsed video to start you off this is from today. the leadership academy in philadelphia we started the day with lots of sunshine. it was a beautiful day for most of the day then late afternoon thing started to get a little muddy eighty three around here. everything took that dull gray inch to it so to speak as these clouds started to move on in. and clouds have taken over tonight as we await the rival of a few showers and possible al thunderstorm. here's our system on storm sca scan3. there's that comma shape the center of circulation moving right around the chicago area at the moment. you can see it's

. >> look at tori. >> gorgeous. >> van in a white. >> our very own van in a white. >> thank you tori.f. >> good night for tour row to be out there. >> such nice night. >> nice night indeed you notice she had the big fleece jacket on. >> she did. tonight is the kind of night it was beautiful today mild but on cold clear night with light winds it's chilly outside. temperatures really starting to drop quickly f you'll out and about tonight take the dog for one last walk before bedtime throw on the jack. crew need it tomorrow morning as well. kids need the sweatshirts heading to the bus stop in the afternoon another warm one. let's take look what to today looked like. here's time lapse video, and notice today was just your picture perfect spring day. we talk about this yesterday. it was going to be beautiful and it did not disappoint. not cloud empty sky. all day long on this time lapse from the leadership academy in philadelphia. and with high pressure overhead, skies are still clear at this hour but clouds will start to roll in just a little bit more tomorrow afternoon i think most of t

. >> look at tori. >> gorgeous. >> van in a white. >> our very own van in a white. >> thank you tori.f. >> good night for tour row to be out there. >> such nice night. >> nice night indeed you notice she had the big fleece jacket on. >> she did. tonight is the kind of night it was beautiful today mild but on cold clear night with light winds it's chilly outside. temperatures really starting to drop quickly f you'll out and about tonight take the dog for one last walk before bedtime throw on the jack. crew need it tomorrow morning as well. kids need the sweatshirts heading to the bus stop in the afternoon another warm one. let's take look what to today looked like. here's time lapse video, and notice today was just your picture perfect spring day. we talk about this yesterday. it was going to be beautiful and it did not disappoint. not cloud empty sky. all day long on this time lapse from the leadership academy in philadelphia. and with high pressure overhead, skies are still clear at this hour but clouds will start to roll in just a little bit more tomorrow afternoon i think most of t

tori? >> reporter: that's right, you guys.w it doesn't look like much behind me right now, but let me tell you something. this festival is going to impact a lot of people and it's starting tonight. art is always meant to invoke a feeling, and tonight, it was sort of an erie feeling because it's a powerful message that was being curated by these artists. take look. ♪ >> reporter: the philadelphia international festival of the arts kicks off its festival opening at penn's landing. first performance art piece the u.s. premier of a theatrical fire spectacle entitled article 13 meant to address one of the hottest topic right now. >> it's a performance about immigration topic of immigrati immigration. it's not only about immigration between mexico and the u.s. it's also about immigration in europe and africa. it's general -- it's not about -- it's more about the feelings. inside of this big installation there is another small installation. >> reporter: as you walk through each installation you'll feel a message. >> takes all of the

the crane fell onto oh workers doma tory in the industrial -- workers, tory in the industrial city. first brain implant has allowed a quadriplegic man to regain some use, allowing him to grasp objects. researchers say it is the first time a paralyzed person has regained movement just through their thoughts. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. drawn out pursuit and acquisition of sharp has obvious benefits for foxconn, such as access to sharks screen technology. is this a brand worth saving? thank you for coming on. they bought sharp. they have this prize. what does he do with it now? depends on what their strategy was initially when buying this brand. if they are hoping to create a brand that can compete with the or samsung, i think that will be a hard road. sharp is in developed markets, certainly in the u.s., a brand very much -- a sunset brand, so it has a customer base with over 65, diminishing income, where as samsung and apple are famous for the 13-year-old -- 30 ural generation and people with high disposable income. -- 3

so to contemporaneously tories the story of her life narrative and then the other that she grows so much that is one of the most exciting things about her purported want to write a biography about this. she was a dynamic figure into wanted to map the growth of spirit that is something that comes through clearly in the book of how serious of a character she is or how flexible. and also how invested to earn her own voice she wrote three different memoirs san troves of letters they're each in a very different voice and every letter is in a different voice whether she is completing or a hypochondriac or sensitive to or intellectual. so i feel there is a record of her voice but of herman the voice says and i wonder if that was complicated to track a person who has so many different voices did you feel you got to know her? >> definitely. her voice is is what drew me to her originally. how funny isn't how sharp and insightful so i do think that it was interesting because her earlier letters to read later it is one incredibly long run then the second is i will therefore quit the subject. [laught

daniel and brian rudolph and our expert tory johnson is here. congratulations, guys.it's just a regular mattre mattress. >> moving on. you guys are so passionate about this and eating healthy. chickpeas, really? i was a skeptic but now i'm a believer. why chickpeas? >> pasta is one of my favorite foods and chickpeas are incredibly healthy and they also taste really good. so by now, i can eat one of my favorite foods again, and you end up with double the protein, nearly half the net carbs. >> that's it. the same with you. so, okay, tory, first of all, lean and mean, that's what you like. >> i do like that. i think that you need to prove your concept before you sign a lease. so i started in my bedroom at a desk and started generating sales and i think that's exactly what you need to do before you go for all the fancy stuff. focus on what matters the most. >> it's great they're passionate. lot of people at home saying i'm passionate about my business, too, but it goes beyond that. >> it definitely goes way beyond passion. it's great to find something that you're passiona

. >> opposition grew dramatically following an earthquake linked to export tory gas drilling. >> it will devastate the whole country. i cannot walk away from this. people need to know about it. once you know the facts, they will say, stop fracking. led to a temporary nationwide moratorium. although this has been lifted, some remain in limbo. >> we are not surprised. >> in sussex, it is unclear whether fracking will go ahead. >> this is a process i would not wish on anyone anywhere. i think it is a poisonous, potentially very dangero proces here, we live in a beautiful part of the world that is classified of an area of the outstanding natural beauty. people have livestock, farms. we have beautiful streams running through. it is a lovely place to live. fracking and the industrialization of the landscaped could ruin that. >> forcing high volumes of water and carcinogenic chemicals into the ground at the kind of pressure that would fractionally in your old rock, relying on your own cement cases, that a leak, it will go through, it will go into the ground water. it will leak into the atmosphe

tori heads to a deli that worst cases of animal abuse. >>> david spunt has been following this months, he tells us about one woman's mission to change pennsylvania law. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" was the own television in january when three volunteer fire departments and about 20's bucks county volunteers brought her to her feet. some video is too disturb, the september of-year-old horse is found with -- outside allentown owned by a veteran entertained. that veterinarian was found guilty of animal cruelty. he claimed he didn't all the animals, no jail time, not even felony or >> she's ready for the world. >> she made it her mission to save horses almost 30 years ago. >> how can a veterinarian do this? how could anybody do this let alone a veterinarian. >> when we visited the ranch back in january. she could barely stand up. after weeks of intense nursing, she's back in action. >> she needs a good solid probably 200 more pounds. she's doing good. >> she spends time riding her to train the horse's muscles. she gained 300 pounds since being rescued. >> to be the person that gets to t

tori heads to a deli that worst cases of animal abuse. >>> david spunt has been following this months, he tells us about one woman's mission to change pennsylvania law. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" was the own television in january when three volunteer fire departments and about 20's bucks county volunteers brought her to her feet. some video is too disturb, the september of-year-old horse is found with -- outside allentown owned by a veteran entertained. that veterinarian was found guilty of animal cruelty. he claimed he didn't all the animals, no jail time, not even felony or >> she's ready for the world. >> she made it her mission to save horses almost 30 years ago. >> how can a veterinarian do this? how could anybody do this let alone a veterinarian. >> when we visited the ranch back in january. she could barely stand up. after weeks of intense nursing, she's back in action. >> she needs a good solid probably 200 more pounds. she's doing good. >> she spends time riding her to train the horse's muscles. she gained 300 pounds since being rescued. >> to be the person that gets to t

he has been linked to katy perry, tori kelly. >> well, kate has been known to have a thing for athletes. there was alex rodriguez and pro golfer adam scott. so kate set the record straight about j.j. >> how do you know each other? >> oh, we actually just have the same agent. we were at like a big dinner. >> what happened? >> yeah. >> you also have a great group of girlfriends. the blontorage. who is the fussiest with photo approval? >> i'm pretty fussy. i feel like you should never post without getting someone's permission. you know when you're in a group photo and there's one friend who won't be happy with that picture but you're like but i look so good. i'm always like everybody needs to approve it. >> here's what i'm wondering. if you guys get remarried does it mean the ring has to be bigger? i'm saying yes. >> in a new movie's mother's day she is besties with jennifer aniston but her relationship with gary marshall is coming full circle. >> it was a memorable experience because gary createssthis family& oriented set and sets are boring for kids. >> there's 8-year-old kate looking an

how does that tory johnson do it?so happy for that. >>> now to amy with the morning rundown. >> good morning, guys. >>> the big story this morning, donald trump relying on his hometown advantage to bounce back from that loss in wisconsin. trump returned to new york greeted by 6,000 cheering supporters last night before ripping into ted cruz. meanwhile, cruz is campaigning on trump's turf, and abc's tom llamas has all the latest on that, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning. a massive crowd last night. many of those trump loyalists, you see them there wearing those red "make america great again" hats and trump saying how great it was to be back home and reminding that room full of new yorkers about ted cruz's comments about new york values. it's a line cruz used in iowa to hammer trump as someone who was not a real republican. but now the race moves to new york, and george sat down with the texas senator and asked him about that comment. >> let me be very clear. the people that i was talking about are the liberal new yo

the narrative and drawing on themes of nature, so a great example is a piece by tadao sawai called "tori no yo ni" written in 1985. he says, "how would it feel to fly free in the sky as a bird flies? "humans have invented airplanes, but we are not free to feel the clouds as we pass through them." mr. sawai is composing a contemporary piece for koto, a traditional instrument, but he continues the tradition of writing with some expression of nature and somewhat of a narrative. [conga drumming] (narrator) one of the most common vocal and instrumental forms found around the world is call and response. call and response is both a structure and a way of performing. it relies on the regular alternation between soloist and chorus. in sub-sahara africa, it is one of the main ways that vocal music is organized. [call and response singing] (man) call and response is the lifeblood of african people. and so, for example, when we played "kakilambe," there was a call, ♪ maimbo maimbo mama maimbo kakilambe be boom be ♪ and we responded. and so, as you could see, there is a lead person singing, and we re

from the explore tory camera, gusty winds, clear sky and windy but much, much warmer between now and then we do have a weather system that could bring rain. the wind advisory around the coast and the bay shore here. 20 to 30 mile an hour northwest winds. we could see gusts up to 50 miles an hour right here. so not letting up yet. it's going to take towards, oh, the next five or six hours with things really to begin to settle down. with the wind low 40s in the north bay, upper 40s from palo alto and mid 40s concord and san jose with morgan hill and about 43. so we'll take you into the next several days and notice tomorrow, clear, sunny this is monday. no clouds around and by tuesday, we are looking at incoming cloud cover and by wednesday here is when it gets a little interesting 4:00, 5:00 in the morning showers along the coast but looks like they will skim the shoreline here and maybe a few popping up in the higher elevation. overall maybe a tenth, .2. after that a warmup. in fact, a steady warmup thursday, friday and upper 80s it looks like by the weekend. 65 in fremont and 66 live

. >> tori amos >>> i had them all on my play list.hen you look at that genre today, do you think it is in today? >> i think there are still great singer song writers. laura marling is my greatest artist. she is in her late 20s. great singer and musician, arranger. i think also the internet has given so much independence to artists and although they may not be super stars, i think so many people have been able to capture a real loyal following some she joined the band 10,000 mainians as their-- maniacs as their lead singer when she was only 17 years old. >> welcome to al jazeera america. more reporters, more stories, more perspective. >> from our award-winning news teams across america and beyond. >> we've got global news covered. >>> you're watching jazeera ". i'm stephanie sy >>> you started out as a teenager with 10,000 maniacs. how did that come about? >> we came from a small town in western new york and we had to make our own fun because there was none. i just went to party one night and there were a group of people playing instru

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this research is restricted to the laborde tory -- restricted to the laboratory, but they hope that iteventually allow patients greater independence. now to the real-life story of the palestinian doctor in israelis children airstrikes which has been turned into a play called "i shall not hate." the performance is heart wrenching and affirming. it is part of the voices from the changing middle east festivals in washington. jane o'brien reports. jane: "i shall not hate" tells the story of the doctor in his own words. it is performed in hebrew and arabic and chronicles his childhood in a refugee camp, his determination to become a doctor come the death of his wife to leukemia, and his three daughters killed when israeli missiles hit the family home in gaza. this shows one of his daughters being taken to the hospital after the strike that killed the other three. after i left there room, the first bomb. me.was the closest one to she was the most lovely girl. jane: how do you bear seeing your life and the tragedy that you experienced replayed in front of you so viscerally over and over? it i

he has an education secretary imposing yet another tory top down reorganization that nobody wants. we will his government show some respect and listening to public, parents and patients, and, indeed, professionals who have given their lives to public service in education and health and change its away, listen to them and trust other people to run services rather than imposing thing from above? >> i will tell him the pattern that is developing. we consume 1.9 billion more people being treated in our health service. weakens the 1.3 million more children in good or outstanding schools. that's the pattern developing come a strong economy, investing into our public services. the other pattern i have noticed is i one might tip labour leader. entity carries on like this i will soon be on my sixth. [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the government -- [inaudible] is substantial and befitting the tremendous endeavors this government has undertaken to save the industry. it stands in contrast with its disrespectful comments of labour's policy adviser who said this to crises hav

finagle his way around this tory? we are just waiting and watching at this point. we will bring you the news as it comes out of this race conference. now, let's analyze what is happening here. the leading money managers in the world are in switzerland. carolinestraight to cowan ha hyde. caroline: the cio of the global credit market is here. we are hearing from the bank of japan is speaking right now. you are expecting more stimulus to come from kuroda eventually? >> we are because if you look at japan, the ecb, even with the updated economic projections we saw this morning from the boj, they are not even going to get to 2% inflation for the and is couple years. with low inflation around the world, in japan and in europe, qe will have to expand and you'll likely see more equity directes and more lending from the central bank. despite no action today, look for a continued qe by central banks, particularly in europe and japan. ratesne: and that drives even further lower into negative territory. that means you are jetting around the world of the moment because everybod

tori, thanks so much. we talk about the players but this is a moment that these fans and these students will never ever forget. the post game celebration. the trip that the team took all the through. these students will never ever forget what they have gone through. whether they're freshman, sophomore, junior or seniors or graduate students what have you. >> what's you're saying classes tomorrow, about those. >> right. probably not going happen. >> canceled about 30 minutes ago. >> few minutes ago, right? >> yes, indeed. >> this is a wonderful sight. >> it's nice to hear, though, that -- it's somewhat peaceful out there. from what we've heard we haven't heard anything going awry so to speak, and none of our people reportinreporting that anythings going on out there. this is such a wonderful moment you have to be able to enjoy this. obviously for the players something they will never forget and for the students as well. you're a freshman. you're on campus for the first time. maybe you couldn't get into the