at this point, zoe has just lost all hope.dy. >> did you say candy? what, what? she runs over, candy, candy, candy! >> mushroom. >> no, mushrooms, he's just trolling you. but, mom has a counter offer. >> you want some easter candy? >> yeah. >> yeah? >> can you laugh with april fool's day joke? >> no, no, no i don't find it funny. >> what if i said it was candy if you laughed at april fool's day joke. >> if i laugh, i get candy. she goes for the oscar. >> ha -- ha -- ha. >> don't worry, because they immediately deliver. >> reach in that bag right there, there's some candy for them. >>> later friends. catch us on the next a >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. shot in the back. the family of stephon clark releasing their autopsy, showing the unarmed black man who was shot eight times by sacramento police. at least six of those shots in his back. >>> not guilty. the wife of the pulse gunman, omar mateen cleared in court. why the jury decided she had no connection to the nightclub massacre. >>> more trouble for t

but zoe brock says she told many peop. >> i told my agent.ollywood-- producers, casting agents-- everyone's reaction ross the board was alway "oh... yeah, harvey." >> narrator: zoe brock's agent denies that she told him. ♪ but, across hollywood, many models a actresses now say they told their agents about weinstein's behavior. >> the agents had to know. the top agents had to know. and, frankly, any agent whknew what was happening with harvey b weinstein shoucoming forward now explaining what happened. ♪ f narrator: one of the most influential talems in hollywood, creative artists agency, has since said in a statement, "we apologize to any person the agency let down." by now, some inside miramax had started to connect the dots about weinstein'svi be. >> my memory is that i was fully aware that harvey was a serial womanizer. there would be times when you'd be kicked out of the suite in the savoy or the peninsula hotel inn..a., and he would entert but it didn't take too much brainpower to put it togetr that a man who was so e and bullyingn every

can you imagine the saddle sore, well done zoe.ureaucracy have been getting in the way of them doing theirjobs. over the last five years retention targets for teachers have been missed, as more of them leave the profession. now the education secretary will lay down his plans to cut teachers‘ workload, in an attempt to resolve the recruitment crisis in england‘s schools. we can speak now to the head of ofsted, amanda spielman. good morning to you and thank you for your time this morning. talk to me about this red tape and workload. can you nail that‘s down a bit, what are we talking about? we are talking about a lot of different things, partly about government policies and the accountability system, performance tables and inspection. we are talking about the consequences, how people use them, how local authorities govern us and what they do in response to an inspection. we are talking about things like the fear of litigation and how high school leaders act and what they do in response to pressures and manage their schools. what you

this is zoe. and zoe can listen to music for hours and her owner says she doesn't say anything until ed sheeran's "perfect" comes >> may seem like a drop in the bucket but every little bit helps. >> when charity water received the water they were so by her heart and kindness they inspired raising the funds for clean water. so today on world water day they're trying to see if people will go as far as donating their $8.15. they have set up a website. charity water.org/world water day. on the website you can make a donation. of course you can donate more if you want. but there's a live tracker that shows how many people are making donations. how many people will get clean water because of your donations. and they're hoping that her genuine heart and her intentions also inspire others to do the same and give people around the world the ability to live with clean water. >> i love this kid. >> thank you. $8.15 too. ♪ >>> it's auntie's birthday. >> every year, ella age 8 and avery age 6 sing her happy bi

zoe decided to transform her mom into her. >> as you guys can see, my mom is beautiful but for today's me. >> it's gold to look like you. >> i'm just kidding, so anyway for today's video we're going to turn my mom into me. >> doing her hair just like her, by doing her makeup just like her and she does it in the exact style that zoeby does her makeup. mom is super excited to be getting this makeover. >> i'm ready! >> she already scored a red sweater. she does the face, the shadow. she adds some lashes and mascara. they're starting to look so much alike. >> the only real difference in their natural looks is the eye color. >> they even take her hair down and she parts it and does it in the same way zoe has her hair. >> mom, am i you yet? i think you're me. >> there's the final product. >> they do look like sisters instead of mother and daughter. >> mom looks good. >> i think so. >> we're twins, oh my god. >> i know! >>> depending on the kind of person you are, you're either on one side of the argument or the other side of the argument in this video but either way, you're still going to be

the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sot zoe sid/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right." ( james ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) a 12-year-old boy is in juvenile hall after threatening two schools. the 6th grader told other students there would be shootings at 2 schools while riding the bus on wednesday. students told their parents what happened.. and contacted james b davidson middle school. police say the boy's parents cooperated.. and confirmed the family does not own any weapons. ( darya ) happening now... police are looking for the person who left a bomb threat at a business in san mateo. it happened at a business on the 14-hundred block of fashion island boulevard. the threatening note was found in a bathroom. the business had to be evacuated... a k-9 unit was brought in to search the building but no threat wsas found. ( james ) new this morning... police in fremont pull a car

zoe owns a big chocolate company... lisa: hi, zoe. zoe: nice to meet you.sa: i love chocolate. lemonis: ramona owns a hair-care company called ashtae. ramona: how you doing? lemonis: this is lisa. lisa s.: nice to meet you. lemonis: she's the owner of a giant pet-store chain. juli: so how's the process been? lisa: it's crazy. it's a lot of work and stuff to understand, that i don't understand a lot. zoe: i think it always takes time, and as you go, you figure it out. juli: and what's wonderful is that, like, you can literally call up to any one of us and say, "i don't know what the [bleep] i'm doing." ramona: we're just human and the uncertainty makes us all very nervous. lisa: yeah. i do that all the time. i'll be like, "i can't do this no more. the hell with this. i mean, i done walked out on stuff," but i don't stop because of my son, honestly. i really do this more for cory. ramona: but i think there's more to it than just your son. juli: cory is gonna be who he is. ramona: absolutely. juli: he's gonna succeed, but that doesn't mean that you can't, too.

the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sotid/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right."justine waldman /@justinewaldman:"as police investigate motive and the person behind the threat, students tell me there were tests happening at school ahead of spring break. in palo alto justine waldman kron 4 news. ( robin )a 12-year-old boy is now in a 12-year-old a 12-year-old boy is now in juvenile hall... after alleging to shoot up a school. authorities say... the 12- year-old who attends... james b. davidson middle school... made a threat on a school bus wednesday towards 2 other campuses. kids on the bus then went home and told their parents about what he said... and parents notified the school. the student was interviewed by school officials... and police searched his home. no weapons were found. the boy was later taken into custody... and referred to the marin county probation department for making criminal threats. <,.coming upi'm doing a

zoe conway, bbc news. what am under full story.wonderful story. you can get in touch with me and the team on twitter. hello again. there is not as much snow falling now and attention turns to the icy conditions. it is still quite treacherous out there for many of us. gradually over the weekend we should slowly see it turn milder, less cold from the south. there will still be a wintry mix of rain, sleet and some snow. that really cold air with high pressure across scandinavia and siberian winds, that has moved away. instead, our weather will be coming in from areas of low pressure spinning to the south of the uk. ahead of that we still have the cold easterly wind for a while across scotland but gradually we will replace it with something a little less cold from the south or south—west. but still bring a wintry mix nevertheless. that is what we have at the moment. it is still cold out there, still frosty at the moment with a widespread frost and given the snow cover and some snow falling in places as well as that earlier freezing rai

so, zoe, this is where you collect the cord blood, isn't it? yep.enta, we bring the placenta up here and carry out a collection. we insert the needle into the cord and drain as much blood from the placenta. the placenta is rich in stem cells, so the blood that we do collect from it can be used as transplant. so if you don‘t collect these placentas, theyjust get chucked away. it does, it only gets thrown in the bin. so we have a cord collection from what we have just collected. oh, wow. that is the blood what we have just collected, and that is the cord we take from the placenta. so this has literallyjust come out of a woman‘s body, who hasjust given birth. it has. so what happens now? it gets tested to see if there's enough stem cells in, and once that is done, we can store it, and it's good enough to be used for transplant. of course, it is a decision every family has to make for themselves. we popped in to see sophie just before her caesarean to ask why she is going to donate. hello! so with my first, i didn't even know about it. i didn't see any

zoe conway, bbc news.instein. the actress, heather graham is one of a number of women who accused him of inappropriate sexual behaviour. she‘s just written and directed her first film about sexism in hollywood. our arts editor will gompertz has been speaking with her. why are we sitting around talking about how sad our lives are? we should be talking about how great we are. half magic is a romcom, in which three women decide to start asserting themselves, to take a stand against the men who are undermining them. i am so relieved that you find me attractive, but when can you read the script that we wrote? heather graham plays a junior film executive whose career is being frustrated by a mean, sexist boss. your boots are too big. whose interest is focused on her body, not her mind. i wrote this movie because years before that i worked on developing movies that i wanted to get made, women‘s stories that i wanted to act in and produce and i couldn‘t get them made. so this movie was my reaction to that. why cou

amount of time. will attract new teachers and stop experienced ones leaving. keeping up to date with zoechallenge. well there‘s some good news. between the two towns. at the end, and riding into driving rain. for sport relief. you can still donate online. i think she will be very relieved that it is done. a couple of sore days. days. more on the weather, and might will be here later with the weather. will be here later with the weather. it is 7—11 a. —— mike will be here later with the weather. iiam. kim jong—un will definitely go ahead. of his presidency — but could it pay off? relations at king‘s college london. thank you forjoining us this morning. morning. are you surprised at how we have got to this point? have got to this point? surprised at how quickly this has come about. come about. about the highest level ever summit to in north korea and the us. to in north korea and the us. am surprised by how quickly these events have moved. events have moved. when it takes place, what will it look like? look like? president has ever met with a north korean leader. korean leader. is what sou

the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sot/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right."justine waldman /@justinewaldman:"as police investigate motive and the person behind the threat, students tell me there were tests happening at school ahead of spring break. in palo alto justine waldman kron 4 news. (steve) former raider and 49er aldon smith was a no show in court today... and now a bench warrant has been issued against him. smith was supposed be arraigned on charges that he violated a court order when he contacted the victim in a recent domestic violence incident. smith is accused of assaulting his fiance at her home in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood earlier this month. he has pleaded not guilty to the original charges. a judge has issued a 50-thousand dollar warrant for smith's arrest after he didn't appear in court-- but that will only go into effect if he misses his court date next week. (grant) in santa cruz, the sheriff'

earlier, i spoke to our technology correspondent zoe kleinman for the background to the story. that cambridge analytic is under huge scrutiny about its practices in the past. there has been an explosive report suggesting that it was prepared to discredit politicians online using everything from fake news to orchestrating setups to make somebody look like they are in a compromising position. the firm completely denies all these accusations, said that have a mistress resented and it has campaigned against the media against it. the fact is it got hold of an awful lot of data in a non— transparent way and then used that later to try and influence the presidential election in 2016. facebook have been drawn into this as well to a degree. the reason facebook is involved is because somebody developed an application which you can use on facebook, like a which you can use on facebook, like 9, which you can use on facebook, like a game, where you can find out what kind of personality you had lots of people took part in this, great fun. what they didn't realise is every person was giving a

the lockdown rattled zoe sid, who says she just organized a student walk out against gun violence.sot zoe sid/ junior "it happening here in palo alto that really scares me because we are known as a pretty safe community and it doesn't seem right."justine waldman /@justinewaldman:"as police investigate motive and the person behind the threat, students tell me there were tests happening at school ahead of spring break. in palo alto justine waldman kron 4 news. ((grant/me3 vo))former raider and 49er aldon smith was a no- show in court today. smith was supposed be arraigned on charges that he violated a court order when he contacted the victim in a recent domestic violence incident. smith is accused of assaulting his fiance at her home in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood earlier this month. he has pleaded not guilty to the original charges. a judge has issued a 50-thousand dollar warrant for smith's arrest after he didn't appear in court-- but that will only go into effect if he misses his court date next week. (vicki) coming up after the break -- a fitness app has been hacked... we'

zoe lofgren / california (d)it's not something we want and it's something that we will fight both here and in california, at the ballot and in court.president trump's proposed budget includes plans to use money from new energy production to pay for national park service maintenance.in washington alexandra limon. still ahead...her life was spared..when a killer released her during last week's deadly hostage standoff in yountville. now she's sharing her harrowing story with kron 4. it's a story you don't want to miss. but first...marijuana is proving to be big business. find out how much one county brought in for taxing legal pot. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time

. >> then -- >> was there a time when kwhyou wanted to get as far a >> zoe deutsche stars as a quickteen in flower. he tal ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort. >> look, she is 16 years old. best case scenario she pet a guy and ran out of time. worst case, let's not go there. >> that's a neek peek of "law and order, svu." i'm guessing it's the worst case scenario. >> that's a pretty staf bet. meanwhile mariska hargitay and peter hermann found a way to keep the drama out of their real life. >> there's no secret. >> we're laying it all out there. >> it's fundamentals. listen and fight fair. >> and peter knows i'm always right. >> i do. >> i bet you didn't know she engaged in this office romance. mariska and peter met and fell in love on "law and order, svu" 17 years ago. they had their first son in 2006 and then adopted two more. >> some days in making it work we look at each other like we got this. >> we got this. it's all doable. >> and other days we're

. >> zoe deutsche stars as a quick witted teen in flower.it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pac. helps keep your laundry pacs safe, and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. sometthat's when he needs the way ovicks vaporub.'s sleep. proven cough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors. so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. >> look, she is 16 years old. best case scenario she pet a guy and ran out of time. worst case, let's not go there. >> that's a neek peek of "law and order, svu." i'm guessing it's the worst case scenario. >> that's a pretty staf bet. meanwhile mariska hargitay and peter hermann found a way to keep the drama out of their real life. >> there's no secret. >> we're laying it all out there. >> it's fundamentals. listen and fight fair. >> and peter knows i'm always right. >> i do. >> i bet you didn't know she engaged in this office romance. mariska and peter met and fell in love on "law and order, svu" 17 years ago. they had t

her ten year old daughter zoe who has autism. >> when your child turns 21, on their 21st birthday, they age out of the school system. so, the school is no longer responsible for their education. all of the services and support that they had from three to 21 are no longer available. you know, as an adult. and it is quite terrifying for a lot of the parent. >> so brandy found the a foundation to build a bridge into adulthood for these families. >> how are you doing today? >> adults with developmental disability a place to work. >> you raise your child for zero six years, and they'll out live you, so you have to have a plan for them after you are deceased. >> brandy's plan is to open up more business that is appeal to adult looking for work. >> thanks for coming in, guys. >> well, great mission, and speaking every great missions, local college student sent using her voice to tell the stories of the men and women most in need, philadelphia homeless. >> as bill shows us, capturing some amazing stories. >> i basically just listen, and like look at my notes at the same time. >> twenty year old

zoe ball did her bike ride and it was incredible. at the end of a film on wednesday night, the harvest ride home film, where she was able to tap into something which previously people may have found difficult to articulate. there is a tonne of stigma around mental health and will benefit from these films comes from being able to have an open and honest conversation about something which even five or ten yea rs something which even five or ten years ago would have been difficult to do. and in some ways, the money raised is not the whole story, because you are also talking about starting those conversations and impact that that can have. there is no financial value on that. it is a difficult thing to evaluate. you can track it on twitter, and we are dutiful about researching that, but thatis dutiful about researching that, but that is exactly what i am saying. the money is one metric, but there are other ways to evaluate it and it is or was the case that the disproportionate impact that comic relief and sport relief have is what makes

we're going straight to zoe's 2nd birthday party on this first one. ♪ happy birthday to you >> everybody's she isn't so happy on her birthday. >> maybe it's their singing. >> she starts up standing just shaking her hands and before you know it, she's on the ground. >> meanwhile, minnie mouse is doing a whole lot to help out. >> well. >> minnie is like girl, get your life together. >> mom says that she doesn't mind the song, it's not the song. it's just when so many people are singing it together, that really bugs the heck out of her for whatever reason. maybe it is all the attention. mom says she's in her terrible 2s, that they have started and mom is preparing for it. what this next mom wasn't prepared for was her daughter's reaction at the first taste of her chicken spaghetti. >> i love children, they have no ability to hide it to save your feelings. it's just straight up, this is awful. >> i don't like it. >> what's wrong, james? >> everything. >> this spaghetti, i want macaroni. >> at this point my father would have said, eat it or wear it. >> yes, back in the day we didn't get options

there's a moment in the song when you look at complete strangers and you will feel the same thing again zoe gives you goosebumps it's like a wave washes over you and you think yeah this is it this is amazing. indie rock tunes in top twenty hits this is no church choir. the go sing choir is no run of the mill choral group and is not bound by any rules. so what is the idea behind this munich based project. ok. in the beginning we come up with a song to sing for them to come to call and we announce what it is so that people can listen to it. i'm a creep in this case we chose creep. one hundred bones when we need to make an arrangement of the song that works for a large choir for. you but there are so many pages that most people wouldn't get through it. especially if they can't read music we're trying to go to one of them like and what doesn't come. with this in life that is so in order to make things a little bit easier there are a lyric sheets with colors on the sections that repeat understand it so people see the colors and realize oh i don't have to learn something brand new just repeat wha

if you‘ve been watching this week, you‘ll have seen that we‘ve been keeping up to date with zoe ball‘lackpool on monday morning, zoe arrived in brighton yesterday evening, completing her 350—mile cycle between the two towns. yesterday was a tough day on the bike, battling big hills at the end, and riding into driving rain. but it‘s all been worth it — she‘s raised more than £500,000 for sport relief. you can still donate online. now, where do dogs stay when they‘re away from home at a conference? at a hotel, of course! it‘s crufts at the nec in birmingham this weekend, and with so many dogs spending a night or two away from home, one hotel in the city has opened its doors to 1,000 dogs and owners. the hotel has even set up a doggy dining room, where owners and their pets can eat together. two dogs go to conferences much? yes. attendance is very strong. on the front page of the times newspaper, let‘s look through some of the papers. here are some of the pictures from crufts, of course. a wirehaired fashions, that dog is, if you are interested. —— wire—haired daschund. a new proposal is

our technology reporter, zoe kleinman, is here.berg is going to be called before a parliamentary committee. how much has facebook been saying about this? interestingly, considering he wants to get the world talking, he has not said very much at all so far. we're waiting to hear whether there will bea waiting to hear whether there will be a big meeting later on in san francisco were in more news might emerge and you might say something publicly. he has not said a lot. facebook said it has hired its own tea m facebook said it has hired its own team to search the cambridge analytical officers, then the commissioner said you were seeking a warrant, they are obviously doing something, but they are not been forthcoming about what the next step should be. whether or not they can force mark zuckerberg to come here remains to be seen. there are certainly calls growing in the us, calls for him to testify at congress, people really want to know more about what data facebook has been collecting about people and what it does with it and what ha

yes, one witness, zoe spencer, who worked somewhere where he stayed when he first came to the uk.. she asked him what he was doing, and he immediately close the phone. he was 16 years of age, but she felt he was mentally much older than that. the court has also heard this morning that in the run—up to the parsons green attack, ahmad hassan was going through the government's prevent programme, which is aimed at stopping radicalisation. thank you. it is1:16pm. our top story this lunchtime... theresa may has been chairing a meeting of her national security council to discuss who was behind the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter. and coming up, great britain's wheelchair curlers have made an impressive start at the paralympics, beating the world champions norway in an opening match. they are currently leading in their match against canada. coming up in the sport... the trial of england all—rounder ben stokes will begin on august 6th at bristol crown court. that's expected to last up to seven days, which means he'll miss the second test against india at lord's.

our technology correspondent zoe kleinman is here. bring us up to date on this latest development.rd is that cambridge analytica is under huge scrutiny about its practices in the past. there has been an explosive report we have seen been an explosive report we have seen to that, suggesting that it was prepared to discredit politicians online commuting of a birthing from fa ke online commuting of a birthing from fake news to making somebody look like they were in a compromising position. it is important to say the firm completely denies all of these accusations, says it has been misrepresented and it is a campaign by the media against it. but the fa ct by the media against it. but the fact is that it got hold of an awful lot of data in a non—transparent way, and then used that date it is claimed to try and influence the presidential election in 2016. and facebook have been drawn into this toa facebook have been drawn into this to a degree. right, somebody developed an app you could use on facebook, like a game, wade could find out what kind of personality you had an lots of people t

at the marjory stoneman douglas high school seventeen students recite their names my name's cardio zoe i'm marching for my best friend meadow paula a moving memorial for each of the seventeen victims of that that we shooting my name stephen are chad and i'm and i'm marching from my coach chris hicks and the scenes repeated in a number of us cities the ban is calling for gun reform and some critical of the politicians who appear unable or unwilling to respond to the demands for change we are marching for the thousands who have lost their lives to gun violence in this country and at the heart of the protests a new generation that one small from the country's leader has been given in the past and the spirit has so many students not far from here in the atlanta university center who changed the world i know that we are watching the birth of a movement and the generation that will never be the thing. the protesters also flooded the streets of the nation's capital stretching for blocks along pennsylvania avenue and gravitating towards a temporary podium well when i step out of the ends of th

i'm zoe polk, executive director of the san francisco human rights commission. and we enforce the housing provision of this ordinance the housing provision applies to affordable housing providers, housing providers that receive city funding. we were deeply supportive of decreasing barriers for people with arrests and conviction records. and i was asked to talk about this ordinance, since when were involved in the early stages. we voted unanimously in support of the policy in 2012. after the commission's vote, the h.r.c. conducted outreach with various stake holders, including the chamber of commerce, small property owners, neighborhood association and community groups and since that time, there's been an explosion, i would say, in mainstream media about what it looks like to have a conviction record and what mass incarceration that the war on drugs has done to black and brown people in the country. in addition to impoverishing people, it has been a stigma. in the lgbt community, harassment is why 16% of transgender adults have been incarcerated. there's been an

we also have a full-time -- my counterpart, maggie zoe, and this in -- let's see...we've directly coached 36 schools this year. we know that there are approximately five to six school sites that don't have a functioning elac. we directly reach out to these principals and those leaders, and they are extremely receptive to the work or to the support that we provide, so we know that this work is ongoing. unless -- and we hope to raise more parent leaders throughout these elac's throughout the district. one final thing we did for the first time this year is we had an alignment advisory summit? where we were -- we invited 75 families where 75 families came to the advisory summit. this was february , february 10th, and it was an opportunity to provide coaching and leadership skills to our families to be able to go back to their school sites to start working on the development of these functioning elac's. >> commissioner merase, do you have any questions? >> commissioner merase: i don't have any questions. i just wanted to thank my colleagues for tonight, and for my other appointee, manny juarez

at the marjory stoneman douglas high school seventeen students recite their names my name's cardio zoe i'm marching for my best friend meadow paula a moving memorial for each of the seventeen victims of the that we shooting my name stephen merchant and i'm a marching from my coach chris hicks and these scenes repeated in a number of u.s. cities the ban is calling for gun reform and some critical of the politicians who appear unable or unwilling to respond to the demands for change we are marching for the thousands who have lost their lives to gun violence in this country and at the heart of the protests a new generation that one small from the country's leader has been given in the past and the spirit has so many students not far from me here in the atlanta university center who change the world i know that we are watching the birth of a movement and the generation that will never be the thing i was the protesters also flooded the streets of the nation's capital stretching for blocks along pennsylvania avenue and gravitating towards a temporary podium when i when i was that it was. lis

zoe lofgren / california (d)it's not something we want and it's something that we will fight both herehington and in california, at the ballot and in court.president trump's proposed budget includes plans to use money from new energy production to pay for national park service maintenance.in washington alexandra limon. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news. barack obama has his bracket filled out... but do you? who the former president predicts will win it all... next after the break. no major hot no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( robin ) the 49ers have added a new running back to their roster. former minnesota vikings player... jerick mckinnon... signed a deal with the team for four years... and 30-million dollars... with 11-point-7-million dollars guaranteed. mckinnon played four seasons with the vikings... and is expected to be the 49ers main running back. and former president obama has made his ncaa tournament picks. he posted his bracket via social media. his final four... vi

i met savannah in ba row zoe. she spends six hours a day looking for items that are cheap and posts them on posh mark. in a year and a half, she's made $115,000. savannah told me how she became a power seller. >> really just wanted to sell some things from my closet. because i gained almost 100 pounds when i had my twins. my body was not the same. my foot grew a full size, my jeans three sizes. >> that's how it happened for her. >> another side hustler is mark ferguson. he delivers food through door dash. both mark and savannah both say to make a side hustle successful, you have to put in the work but they do it for their kid. they're doing it with best tips for success. we've posted all the details on abc7news.com. you can learn from their biggest successes and failures as well. >> you have to find out what doesn't work, right? >> i have a lot of clothes to get rid of. >> i have a friend who sells a lot of her clothes on posh mark as well. she does very well. >> got to have a fashion sense. i don't feel our old c

>> i don't know if zoe does anything that yara can get credits for.night for advertisement. in which case i would definitely not get credit for that. >> jimmy: no. forget the credit. you're not going to get it there. you're going to have to go to college really to graduate. >> but fortunately i hope i'm like prepared enough to be like this happened in episode 3, i know how to handle this. >> jimmy: that's usually how it works. i do want to ask you about lionel richie because you're 18 years old, and i wonder, do you know who lionel richie is? >> yes. i come from a very musically oriented family. >> jimmy: your dad -- i didn't know this. you've been here a couple times. your dad was prince's personal photographer. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: that's amazing. [ applause ] so you would travel around with prince. >> yeah. and i got to -- fortunately, i also got to tag along with my family. >> jimmy: and you would go to the concerts as a kid? >> yeah. when i was 4 we went to london for one of the shows. we actually just found a photo of me at 12 at the forum on st

. >> m zoe gordon, 15 years old. ye." a staff writer e amy: on that terrible day, valentine's day, february 14, a massacre at your school. you are a reporter, a student. talk about where you were. your feelings and your thoughts as a journalist. >> it was a really hard day. it took me a couple of weeks to don't know, just feel a a little uplifteded again i know tt i had toto report on it a as a journalist. it is important to cover what i went through so that others know and speak up for the voices that were lost that day. amy: that day of the shooting, where were you in the school? >> i was in my chemistry class at the time. amy: was it in the freshman buililding? >> it is not, but next to it. amy: when did you come to understand what was happening? >> i don't the guy still understand what was happening. it hasn't really hit me yet that it is happening. you hear on schools like sandy hook and columbine and you never want to imagine your school on the same list as those. i don't think it is hit any of us that it actually h

zoe, thank you. time now to catch up with the latest business news.ruary. that's the lowest figure since july 2017. inflation jumped after britain voted to leave the european union in 2016 — hitting a six—year high of 3.1% in last november. fathers wanting to take an equal share of looking after young children are being failed by workplace policies. that was a warning to the government from the women and equalities committee. they say the right to request flexible working and the government's flagship shared parental leave scheme are not working for most fathers. as you've been hearing britain's annual inflation rate slowed in february as the cost of items, including food and transport rose by less than they did a year ago. the consumer prices index or cpi came in at 2.7% in february down from 3% in january 2018. let's talk to sarah hewin, senior economist at standard chartered. sarah, thank you forjoining us. lots of economists predicted a fall down to 2.8%. it is 2.7%. what is your reaction? it is lower than expected. it is indicating a gradual decl

matt apew zoe who is at the crust of news. if not a friday night massacre, certainly a friday night take down in washington. matt thang for making times for us. >> thanks, brian. >> let's go to joyce vance. joyce, tell folks perhaps how they should feel about this news. >> i think matt makes a key assessment which is the speed of this process is very troubling. i've watched this process before wen people have been disciplined and it's never a process that moves at lightning speed. you never have someone interviewed by the decision maker and then have a decision the next day. so, we know that we have a president whose called repeatedly on twitter for mccabe's firing. earlier in this week in the white house press briefing, sarah huckleby sanders was also character rising mccabe as a bad guy. on the other hand we have career people in the department, folks like michael horwitz, he's worked for both administrations, a straightforward kind of guy and the folks in the office of professional responsibility. people in the deputy attor