>> yeah, my mom even calls me winnie. >> jimmy: no way. >> yeah. my: so, now you're winnie. >> she lovesplause ] >> jimmy: mom is the boss. let's talk about your career because, is thisstrue that it ted on instagram? >> yeah, i would do favors for my friends by modeling their, like, beanies and sweaters and stuff that they were trying to sell. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and in return i would get, like, lunch. which was a good return for me at the time. >> jimmy: whenever -- honestly, that's the best way yocan pay me is food. >> yes. you know what i'm saying? food is big. >> jimmy: yes. >> so, yeah, i would do little favors for them and i'd post itc on sl media. and the world just took to it. i was pretty popular on tumblr, even though i didn't have it.ds a lot of frienold me that i was really big on tumblr. so, thank you, tumblr. i appreciate that. >> jimmy: yeah. so, mblr. wow. good tumblr shout out. that's fantastic. >> yeah. >> jimmy: too late, too late. sorry. [ laughter ] doors arclosed. yeah, sorry, thank you so much. >> but, yeah. so, a photographer from london named nick knight emailed m

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>> winnie yoo, self-help for the elderly. commissioners and director kaufman, thank you very much for the self-help for the elderly to implement these pilot projects and for the opportunity to serve additional clients through the dignity fund mission population in need skpr , and we really look forward to updating on the implementation of these programs, and thank you again. >> president serina: thank you. any other comments or questions? you have a question, commissioner loo? >> since self-help is going to do the peer ambassador program, i'm just wondering if the department has updated their brochure of various kinds of services because i think we have new sorts of services added since the dignity fund kicked in. >> so we are in the process -- we have, commissioner, a service location and current services available. i think it was last updated in 2016-17, and we are in the process of updating is now. hopefully -- it now. hopefully, it'll come out later. so we -- every month we have a meeting, things change slightly sometimes

djokovic gave the 2 21 year oldd american a sound beating, winni ng theirst twoets. he is well on hiss way to a thid monte carlo title. the match still prove a struggle for both players d due to o theh wind on the court. >> there were not manyy rallies. a lot of unforced errors from his side as well but on a day like this you're just trying to hang in and do the right things to win. >> battling it out to face him were medvedev and tsitsipas. medvedev came out on top in a close third set to secure progression. >> did you know that there are more heavy-metal musicians per capita in finland than anywhere else on earth? heavy-metal is played on mainstream radio stations there and now it has even accompanied church services in helsinki thanks to a heavy-metal fan who happens to be a pastor. the lyrics are from the hymn books, but the music is not your everyday church organ. [heavy metal plays] >> a hymn that god himself could hardly help but hear. here in this helsinki church. sitting in for the organist is this metal band. >> you have a different feeling for the music. y

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by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. agency. for the people who protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge we have while the successes. just the challenges. and all over the road to accuse us to protests but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some

as worshippers lined up outside, winnie nicholas, a new yorker living in switzerland told us she hadrate easter sunday at notre dame instead. >> it's really sad we couldn't brate at notre dame. every time i come to paris, i visit notre dame. >> reporter: the cause of monday night's fire still isn't clear, though french authorities believe it was likely an accident. france's culture minister says crews have stabilized almost all of the cathedral, though they're still removing rubble from the roof. before the fire notre dame was one of the most visited sites in france not only by catholics but by tourists around the world. judging by the crowds, it hasn't lost its appeal. lisan bahr and luka stuerze traveled to visit. >> we thought we'd come here and see what the current status is. >> even though you couldn't come inside. >> yeah, yeah, and that's fine. we wanted to see what it was doing. people are taking photos of the reconstruction work. >> but the fact that you can still see it, it's beautiful, you know. the front of the building, you can see the front of it. it's still pretty even

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field test, a much more comfy in the back and check then what we know is incomplete and then there's winnie. and then: get a gun and then you have to register. that system has significantly reduced not just on homicides but also gun suicide because what we know isat those suicides happen during the short period of personal crisis and if you can extend the amount of time between when you want to gunan d when you can obtain a gun you can save a lot of life. >> host: i'm sure there are people out there listening who heard you say go to the police station and fingerprinted and registered and it's almost in ourt dna not to want to do that. >> guest: machine guns have been registered since 1968 and about 100 machine guns in circulation and when was the last time you heard about a machine gun being used in any kind of shooting. register a machine gun and all kinds of fines that if i just give you my machine gune e so l i'm saying is we know what works. this is not like the climate issue where we don't really know how to change course. we're trying things and think about different policies but nobo

by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. easy. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge that we have while the success is not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some

by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. only. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily busy general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at either no real knowledge we have all the successes. just the challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the houses the bil

you know, when the history of the snp is written, there will be a very, very special place for winnien mccartney and neil mccormick. notjust giants of our movement but formidable figures who advanced scotland's interest on the international stage. in recent years, alan smith and ian hudghton have continued that tradition. ian has championed scotland's because in the european parliament for more than 20 years, he has been a passionate advocate for scotland's interest and, as he steps down, we thank him today for all he has done for our party, for independence, and for scotland. applause alan, we hope, will be going back to brussels! and, friends, ourjob, ourjob is to make sure he is taking others from oui’ make sure he is taking others from our fantastic group of candidates along with him. number two on our european list, of course, is christian are large, a native frenchman. what a wonderful statement of intent by scotland to stay pa rt statement of intent by scotland to stay part of the european family of nations! applause conference, as voters go to the polls for the european electi

by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. only. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge we have all the successes not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the

by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge we have all the successes not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us to protests but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of

the firefighters who risked their lives to save it. ( bell tolls ) as worshipers lined up outside, winnieas, a new yorker living in switzerland, told us she had hoped to celebrate easter at notre dame instead. >> it is really sad that we can't go to notre dame because every time i come to paris, i visit notre dame, yeah. >> reporter: the cause of monday night's fire still isn't clear, though french authorities believe it was likely an accident. france's culture minister says crews have stabilized almost all of the cathedral, though they are still removing rubble from the roof. before the fire, notre dame was one of the most visited sites in france, not only by catholics, but by tourists from around the world. judging by these crowds, it hasn't lost its appeal. lisan bahr and lukas stuerze traveled to paris from germany avth plans to visit notre dame. >> we thought we would come to see the current status. >> even though you couldn't go ldside. >> yeah, just to see the current inatus, everybody is here taking photos, videos of the reconstruction work. >> that is what you can still see, is s

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they're well their way to winni.ian, kid from berkeley, into the wide-open spaces. 11-5 is your is the last time we said "all about the long-ball" for the giants in toronto? kevin polar returning to the place he was traded in toronto. and the giants go off with the long-ball, starting with joe panik. bam, he's off and running. his first of the year. 4-1. evan longoria backs that up with a shot that leads to yards. brandon belt hit one from a distance. and there you go. the giants with a rare power display. there's pablo leaving the yard. and the giants hold on to win it despite a grand slam. everybody is pumped about the sharks. >> i just hope pistols is okay. >> it looked extremely serious. and it just fired the sharks up. red the sharks up. >> thank you. >>> coming up next at 11:00. >> based on what we have at the scene, it may be an intentional act. >> a car plows into a group of people on the sidewalk sending out of them to the hospital. m to the hospital. >> the youngest of those eight victims just 13 years old.

winnie, jean. alice, teresa. >> my name is ivy. five years ago we presented staff came to meet with the parent of taylor and make a promise to us that any student in bilingual pathway would be guaranteed bilingual education up through high school. in addition, provided with opportunity to literacy, from high school. five years later, sfusd is now going back on their word and taking away our children's right to a bilingual education after elementary school. as the largest school district, we think that the bay area, how can the school district so easily go back on their promise to our children? they should uphold guarantee to parents and students. it's caused our communities to lose trust in the san francisco school district. how do you expect a student to believe in the school system after the -- provide them with their bilingual education as promised? most important of all, the district's actions have left parents who have been supportive of our school district disappointed, helpless and hopeless. please take care of our -- we wan

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southern england has destroyed a large part of the woodland that inspired the children's series "winnie pooh." the stories were about pooh and his friends. >>> that's the news update this hour, carl, back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> european markets are closing. dom chu joins us with today's action >> markets mixed in trading there today, kind of like ours fractional losses in many of the major bourses across continental europe a key piece of macro data setting the tone, a preliminary read on first quarter eurozone gdp. economists were looking for a slightly better number euro stat also showed employment 7.7% in march, down from 7.8% in february big stock movers of the day, danske bank was down, they're still underscrutiny for allege money laundering activities. standard chartered bank rose, posting 10% gain in quarterly profits, announced a $1 billion share buyback program. airbus was lower on the day, posting slightly better than profits but a slight miss on revenues airbus was helped by more commercial jet deliveries. three stocks to watch in that european trade, contess

at that point you meet winnie mandela but you don't get to meet nelson mandela. you become the first person to go in for two hours, the first of this is which you describe very vividly in the book. what is it like seeing this man who's been in prison for 23 years at that point? >> i was taken aback. we went to see mandela at the old house and coretta said what is that we can do to help. what nelson and i want and always wanted but nobody would follow through is we want our children to come to america and go to school and get an education so they can be good leaders. so she looked at me and said is there something we can do. i said i will do it. what he has to do is write a letter and i will take care of it. i will take care of everything. i will do everything to make their life easier. so i did all that. i've got him into america's basic [inaudible] >> became the legal guardian, everything. it cost about of money. a house, van, going back and forth to see their mother, lots of things. i had to work a little harder. it was a very difficult time was nothing but god

i like finding old friends and winnie is what i know her by from the residential school the mohawk institute when we first went in there we were my sister and i were separated into groups and i had one older girl that took me under her wing and my sister dawn when you look after her well i don't you know when i was there i don't even remember going there i don't really remember the people that did me out but in my home i remember that. i know i was just there so then i met this this older. person on this older girl kind of took care of me when i was growing up. and she told me when she's ready to leave because she was in twelve thirteen maybe fourteen she said that she was going to ask her mother to come and get me and think she could take me home to be her little sister. but that didn't happen because. she she. got hurt. her or her and. i think. i think somebody hit her on a tree. and i don't know i think she died but i'm not really. sure but i don't know. anyway. i've been able to say in the last few years that they killed her and i was there. what happened to her. just. sometimes a nice d

with a hammer and theyb quickly grahree expensive handbags leaving employees and the store mascot winnie in fear. >> very scary. >> reporter: this employee tells me the men robbed the place:0 around 30 stealing three hermes handbags. total value, $36,000. >> the stairiest part we heard a bang and thought it was a gun. >> the store is kind of discombobulated we need it put back together. >> reporter: the store owner says she just celebrated 33 years in business. >> this is the first time anything like this happened to us. >> reporter: first time? >> first time in 33 years. >> repter: she tells me an hour before the robbery the suspects cased the joint showing their faces on camera. look at these photos. after the robbery, they smashed the front door and this photo captures them hopping in the getaway car. police collect evidence -- and interview witnesses -- >> dirt on their hands when they ran down and i think ao some blood here. >> reporter: everyone hopes they catch the crooks. >> the police are doing their job. i have faith i the d.c. pd, that they will find these guys. >> reporter: t

a wildfire in southern england destroys a large part of the woodland that inspired "winnie the pooh." firefighters are watching for hot spots. it burned about 14 acres. a fire service spokesperson said the blaze did not appear to have been started tkphreubly. >> next on "today in the bay", a quick look at the stories including the trial beginning two and a half years after the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire, this morning new perspective from the attorney for the two men charged. >>> plus, mission impossible. the hard to find resource shutting down a san francisco cafe. more news in just two minutes. you're watching "today in the bay". are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source. openin >>> and welcome back. before you head out the door, it is 6:55. here are the top stories on "today in the bay" >>> opening statements in the ghost ship warehouse fire starts today. it is considered a rainbow jury because it is comprised

this year the cavaliers making more history winni their champi.ast night in minneapolis, the final step in a remarkable comeback, uva takg down texas tech in overtime and big championship game after becoming the first number one seed to lose to a 16 seed last season. e cavaliers win it all just one year rter for sta ty jerome, he's living in tes t as a champion. >> forget last year. it was everything since you were a little kid. i'm not even thinking about unbc right now. this is a dream come true. it's more than that,ecause you never even imagine you'll be able to spend a year with people you actuallyove. your teammates and your coaches and not a lot of people get along lik weo. to share this moment with them is unbelievable. >> i think we all know a uva fan that's just as excited as those guys. in a few minutes we'll head back to david culver in charlottesville as tm arrives back on campus. back to you. >> you consider the miracle it took to win those last three games, two of them being overtime. was lmost had to feel this destiny. >> that's wha

as the call home run, but the giants up by one an giants winni >>one nothing to host the rockies againight first pitch at 7.15. >>now to be open days, they're still in baltimore wrapping up the series with the orioles top of the 6 in the a's already with the lead when chris davis. >>at this is second homer of the game that man is on pace for like a 1000 home runs this year. 2 pitches later. kendra slower, smashes one to the rain squalls for you heard that that seemed act on for about what did i do to get hit so all over making back to back tears for the a's final score, 85 days they play their 16th game in 16 days today. >>as they fly from baltimore to texas to play the rangers. >>all right now the warriors the playoffs stage is set with the warriors hosting the los oracle tomorrow warriors are hoping for a long playoff run that will and in a three-peat of course then they'll be off to la for games 3, 4, when the warriors r conference finals by the way. 52 coming up in the next hour affair spotted in the neighborhood last night that's going to tell you where and how they managed to get

the woods featured in aa milne's winnie the pooh stories.ading quickly. firefighters worked throughout last night, a huge tea m worked throughout last night, a huge team effort from east firefighters worked throughout last night, a huge team effort from east sussex, west sussex and kent fire services. this is what it looks like today. acres of land and ashdown forest burn. for nearby residents actually live in the forest, it was a nerve—racking night. i came to adjust the curtains at 11 o'clock at night and i happen to notice that there a glare, so i opened the curtain and was faced with this armageddon —like view. so i called my wife and said, my goodness, come and see this. and we immediately called the fire department after that. the fire never reach the houses, but the wind was blowing in their direction. the forest rangers were among the first on the scene. they looked pretty bad because the wind was behind it and we had a friend going through behind it and we had a front going through to the hill and we had to stop it going across the

british firefighters are tackling a place in the woodland that inspired winnie the pooh.s were called sunday evening to a place in southern england ashdown forest. it served as inspiration for the hundred acre wood, the home of the bayer pooh and his friends. the japanese emperor advanced his application at a palace ceremony today. his final address. the 85-year-old took the throne in 1989 and devoted his career to making amends for a war fought in his father's name while bringing the aloof monarchy closer to the people. his son, crown prince becomes the new emperor. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back to the white house. ♪ these days we're all stressed. i hear you, sister. stress can affect our minds. i call this dish, "stress." stress can also affect our bodies. so, i'm partnering with cigna to remind you that your emotional and physical health are more connected than you think. go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. cigna. together, all

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by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. easy. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people. given no real knowledge we have while the successes. just the challenges. and all over the road to accuse us to protest but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the houses are built by

by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. insane. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at all people either no real knowledge we have all the successes not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why what africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are s

by nelson mandela's wife winnie a group that was politically active during apartheid twenty five years after the end of racial segregation he says he's angry and disappointed with the african national congress led government. jobs. we are hungary is because of those guys not the. thing for the people to protest over poverty poor public services and unemployment happen almost daily there's a general election on may eighth and the a.n.c. is facing mounting public anger over its failure to improve the lives of millions of black people we have not looked at people either no real knowledge we have all the successes not just of challenges. and all over the road to accuse us. but everything must be done within the law the legacy of apartheid where black people were considered inferior to whites and not given the same opportunities is partly why africa remains one of the most equal societies in the world since one thousand nine hundred ninety four more people do have access to clean running water education and healthcare even though many say those services are poor these are some of the houses

been battling a fierce blaze overnight at a forest in east sussex, best known as the setting for the winniee affecting an area of up to 50 acres — that's 20 hectares — in the kingstanding area. at its height, six fire crews were on the scene. this has now been scaled back to four fire engines and crews. talks will resume between the government and labour today aimed at breaking the brexit deadlock. among those taking part will be the chancellor philip hammond and labour's shadow chancellorjohn mcdonnell. it comes asjeremy corbyn is facing more pressure to commit his party to a referendum on any brexit deal. joining me now is our assistant political editor norman smith. another week of cross—party talks, week five, i think. another week of cross—party talks, week five, ithink. it another week of cross—party talks, week five, i think. it feels, though, as if we are in some kind of strange limbo with these talks, doesn't it was yellow i think that is very true, we seem to be drifting rather aimlessly in westminster with nobody really clear how on earth brea ks nobody really clear how on earth