. >> why does andrew green have george washington's will? >> bare-knuckle politics, cold-blooded murder, a legacy all but snuffed out... >> this was a cloud of suspicion of having lived a double life. >> what did they do? >> what are the chances that those boxes would've just been trashed? >> very good chance of that. >> what would you do? >> well, it drove me crazy. >> how 'bout 6,000? >> and what's it all worth? >> you think you'll ever get another auction with a story like this? >> no, i kinda doubt it. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby. and today, i'm in kennebunkport, maine. it's renowned as the bush family's summer haven and also for its succulent lobster. but this story has a cast of characters that are up and down the atlantic seaboard. the heirs, they live here, a reclusive aunt from massachusetts and their gilded age ancestor once dubbed "the father of greater new york." >> i'm john green. >> and i'm lisa green buchanan. >> i think it's fair to say that our aunt julie was a hoarder.

red and green makes brown. rory come to a non-pleasantry. the people who were on the wrong side of that war came out on top in the post-cold war era. the green helps the kremlin backed peace movement to prevent to try to prevent in countering the threat. as the president put it pacifism is in the west and the missiles are in the east. they advocated so-called equities not to work but loyal to ourselves. they argued for what they called nonviolent social defense of the sort norwegians had used in the at patient in the second world war and the czechs have done so successfully after praga was crushed by soviet tanks. other words object total premeditated surrender. the peace movement was in gift would be understating the matter. was heavily penetrated by the eastern bloc intelligence. the kremlin finances and if the greens had gotten their way the european half would have become detached as it would have effectively lost the protection of the american nuclear umbrella. in short the west would have lost the cold wa

and, sam, that green map behind you brings out the green in your tie. >> brings out the green in dan's tie. happy st. patrick's day, everyone. and good saturday morning. let's deal with this low. this is it. this is the low that may be the fourth nor'easter on the east coast and look at where it is right now. so today it's dropping some snow, even some showers in coastal california, snow in the sierras and it will give a little snow to the rockies as well and zip across the country. we look at the possibility of some strong to severe storms to develop today in texas, waco to dallas, but the entire weekend from dallas all the way to atlanta, this could be some strong storms. there could even be some tornadoes involved in this, so heads-up. pay attention to your local abc stations. here's the low, though, that makes its move all the way across the coastline and then could be our nor'easter, so there's two, two systems, two possibilities here. one of them is when it moves off the coastline tuesday, wednesday into thursday, it's close enough to the coast to be an i-95 snowmaker from washin

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so it's actually not about green growth it is about growth. thank you. why do we trust. is perceived said economy come in yeah i said what i likely will call him and to listen fast most possible because he mean to generally meet us in a meeting is like i see that that looking at us human has to plymouth that. young was laid out on a subject by citing put cameras kim in there is to fix for killing this is. but kill momentum we'll call in capital i'll cut because he did not put his crusader mass in capital. in that electricity we need a clean more progressive kind of a green economy an economy that is good for people business and the planet alan has been at the forefront of a community of economists development experts environmental experts social science think that the united nations was converted to to a point that it's representative of the environment named. as its ambassador today it's a banker who embodies environmental protection in the name of all the nations of the world. lessness unison need us and this is indeed a system going to be latino in most prominent vote

so it's actually not about green growth it is about growth. thank you. why do we trust. is possible it could be said economy come in yeah i said what i likely will call and to listen fast most possible because immune to t. and only meat is a limited is like capacity that they're looking at as human as to plymouth that the . young was laid out on a sort of a status in the perkins came in that is the fix for killing this is. but kill momentum will call in capital i'll cut because while it is not put as chris said a mass in capital. in that electricity you need a clean more progressive kannan a green economy an economy that is good for people business and the planet alan has been at the forefront of a community of economists development experts environmental experts social science think that the united nations was converted to to a point that it's representative of the environment named daft as it sam bacile today it's a banker who embodies environmental protection in the name of all the nations of the world. lessness unison either cynicism to the system can be latino in mo

greene and dr. what's in. green, some of you may have known him. he was a diminutive man, woodson was a big guy. woodson said i couldn't help it. he confront -- they confronted each other on the sidewalk. woodson towering over him said mr. greene, what are you doing? me the 15th amendment abolished slavery. that's what i wanted to tell him. he wasn't going to do that. without giving green a chance to respond, he said mr. greene, we scholars don't have time for such frivolity. green said he would not speak to him for about one month. marryeen himself did not until he was almost 50 years old. book i am going to talk about has a lot of essays in it about things over 40 years. withted to start off trying to explain why lorenzo green bothered to come to lead him university in 1933. at a book i authored, there is an introductory chapter titled my black experience in missouri. in that chapter, lorenzo describes how he came to jefferson city from washington, d.c.. by this time, he was a writer at columbia university, where he finished his phd in new york.

so it's actually not about green growth it is about growth. thank you. so i trust. it's perceived it could be said it could only come in yellow but i said what i likely will call him and to listen fast as possible because he mean to generally meet us in a meeting is like capacity that they're looking at us human have to plan it that this young with a sort of perception thing but cameras came in that is the fix for to keen on this is. but kill momentum we'll call in capital i'll cut because he did not put his cassette math in capital. in that electricity you need a clean more progressive kannan a green economy an economy that is good for people business and the planet alan has been at the forefront of a community of economists development experts environmental experts social science think that the united nations was converted to to a point that it's representative of the environment named death as its ambassador today it's a banker who embodies environmental protection in the name of all the nations of the world. lessness unison either cynicism to the system can be l

see that little green area? it's, you know, kind of, like, go swim with the sharks section there where you're forced into the cars? i don't know why we're still building infrastructure. i know my 62-year-old mother would not feel safe bicycling. approve this project, but let's look at the intersections again. thank you. >> thank you, mr. brisena. is there any other public comment on this item? nope, seeing none, public comment is closed. directors, i'm sure there are some further comments for mr. huey. director ramos? >> yeah. i'm sure it's pretty implied, i think he's accurate in my recollection that i've inquired about this in the past, so if you want to explain for the benefit of the board and the public as to why you went away from those designs. >> thank you, thank you mr. huey, i think we've got a biking population now that has their appetite whetted for protected bike lanes. >> thank you. we did initially propose a concrete protected lane, but this was reliant on a sidewalk expansion on brannan, but unfor

." >> i'm john green. >> and i'm lisa green buchanan. >> i think it's fair to say that our aunt julie was a hoarder. and when she died in 2009, she left us a mountain of stuff to sort through. >> oh, what a great house! >> thank you! welcome to kennebunkport! i got a story... >> john and his sister lisa belong to a new england family whose history goes back to mayflower days but whose legacy had been largely forgotten. in 2005, that reclusive aunt i mentioned, julie green, is diagnosed with cancer, and john moves her from the boston area into a condo up here in maine, where the siblings can help care for her. it's a big job to be a caregiver. >> i never thought of it that way. she had nobody else. >> what was she like? >> she was single and independent. >> never married? >> no. >> no children? >> she did not want children. >> nor does aunt julie want anyone to get rid of all her stuff.

it's green. we use the mussel. we use the shell. we grind the shells up after they're used, turning them into road tiles or construction products. and then we're back in the same cycle, but it's a constant cycle. >> announcer: quality control is of the utmost importance, and it starts with the quality of the water in which these mussels are grown. they are farmed in the marlborough sounds of new zealand, home of some of the purest waters in the world. in a recent marine ecosystem management study that assessed how different countries managed their marine resources, new zealand came in first place. sustainability is also a top priority. the green-lipped mussels go through an 18-month journey before they are harvested. this process is carefully monitored to ensure they are not harvested too rapidly and to guarantee that a constant supply of the green-lipped mussel is always available. green-lipped mussels are naturally high antioxidants. this phenomenon piqued the interest of researchers around the world who became amazed at the study

all of that green is rain. all the yellow is heavier rain. and it will affect your morning commute. >>> investigators are now scouring the home of austin texas serial bomber who blew himself up yesterday as police closed in. fbi and atf agents say they discovered extensive evidence that the home of mark conditt. they're reviewing what they say is a 25-minute video recording they characterize as a confession. the question of why is left mostly unanswered. >> the suspect describes the six bombs he constructed. he does not at all mention anything about terrorism nor did he mention anything about hate. but, instead, it is the outcry of a very challenged young man talking about challenges in his personal life. >> now that video was found on a cell phone in conditt's car. police now say they really honed in on him two days ago when he turned on his phone for the first time in weeks. >>> at 4:55 a live look at the golden gate bridge and when it comes to the future of the bridge toll plaza, we're pretty sure less is really more. later today we should

green on my radar means plenty of rain. and our storm ranger is up and tracking right now on san bruno mountain you can see pockets of rain moving through parts of the bay area right now. we have showers through mill valley, richmond, san rafael, berkeley seeing some of that rain. we're seeing the heaviest of the pockets right now seem to be more towards further south and off the coast still. even then, san jose, you can see some of that rain there. now the santa cruz mountains starting to see some of those showers as well, but we are also seeing pretty windy conditions. here is the doppler radar, you can see a lot of that moisture pushing all the way down past monterey county. this is our regular doppler radar. i will take you through the timeline and the future cast to let you know when this rain is expected to make its exit, but we have to check in with mike. >>> look at this picture behind me. the bay bridge we had the rain coming down, oh, my gosh, i think the rain caused the camera to freeze. you can see the rain stre

i'm wearing green for both of us. you stand in front of a green wall. >> i can't wear green, guys! >> you would have a floating head. your body would vanish. >> that's true. it's true. so kira is wearing green for the th

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning at least one veterans group is questioning president trump's choice to head the veterans affairs department. the president fired david shulkin and tapped white house doctor ronny jackson to replace him. some fear he lacks the experience to run the department. laura podesta has more. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. the head of american vets, a nonpartisan group, says dr. jackson needs to be able to prove he's qualified to run such a massive agency, a $200 billion agency. as you mentioned he's replacing dr. shulkin who's worked in some department of the veterans affairs since 2015 when he was appointed by president obama. another member of president trump's inner circle is out. dr. david shulkin of veterans affairs is no longer holding the job according to a tweet wednesday from the president which read in part, i am thankful for dr. shulkin's service to our country and to our great veterans. white house doctor rear admiral ronny jackson will rep

what is the guarantee that this so-called green finance will benefit the planet. and. the likelihood that. traders. will be developing the hardware and software of this new market in a way that benefits them rather than benefits nature will be to say. as was the case in the financial crisis two thousand and eight two thousand and nine this financial derivatives financial products that were being traded very rapidly were not helping house owners to safely finance their home. now they were developed and used. to increase the profits that banks could make. this is where the financial crisis started the banks played on the dream of owning your own home in the usa the use the promise of the solution to modest households with precarious finances. once the families were no longer able to repay their loans the house of cards collapsed leading to the subprime crisis that made millions of americans homeless. the world tipped into a social crisis. where we've seen the consequences of financialization we've seen the collapse of wall street we are witnessing around the world this h

so it's actually not about green growth it is about growth. thank you. so i do trust. is perceived could i said economy come in yeah i said what i like leave to call him and to listen fast nice person because he mean to generally meet us in a meeting is like i see that they're looking at us here minister plymouth. yam was laid out a sort of a status in the book kind of came in that is to fix particular this is it this is. but kill momentum will call in capital i'll cut because he did not put his crusader mass in capital. in that electricity you need a clean more progressive kannan a green economy an economy that is good for people business and the planet alan has been at the forefront of a community of economists development experts environmental experts social science thinks that the united nations was converted to to a point that it's representative of the environment named. as its ambassador today it's a banker who embodies environmental protection in the name of all the nations of the world. lessness unison need us and this is indeed a system going built in the in

. >> green. >> and green. you look in the south bay towards the hills and it's so gorgeous. we're also seeing a lot of green here on the radar still as you get ready to head out the door. we are using storm ranger, nbc bay area the only station here in the bay area with this tool, a mobile doppler radar. but we are leaving it right now on san bruno mountain, a good spot for it because we have rain pretty much all around the bay area and it can give us a high detailed view of exactly where the rain is falling. in santa clara we are just now seeing that rain moving just off towards the east 880. we are continuing to see more rounds of rain as we go throughout the day. still this steady stream of moisture, even if it stops raining, it may start raining once again as we go throughout the day. it's going to be off and on because we still have this area of low pressure, you can see it spinning and it's drawing in a lot more of those showers that will continue not only for today but tomorrow as well. it's a cool start, too, we have temperatures in the mid to upper 40s, low 50s, our

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there is a little bit of green here. and that's going to start to make its way inland for your morning commute but pretty much everywhere else we are seeing dry weather including at sfo. right now no weather-related delays there. 46 degrees in san francisco. santa rosa the coolest 36 degrees. satellite and radar, this is the front that moved through. that's pretty much gone and out of the way. we are seeing some relatively clear weather now before this low pressure system drops in and all of these clouds are going to start to bring with it some showers that we are going to see in and out of the weekend. taking a look at our futurecast, the green stay with us shows up and then disappears. friday by your evening commute we might see a few showers especially in the north bay as well as right over the peninsula. then moving overnight, that moved through, some dryness a little bit of a dry spell beginning of saturday middle of saturday before rain showers move back through and then ultimately, by the end of the weekend, clear

it's her third time in the green it is sort of. you know here we are watching chancellor merkel about to be sworn in having a bit earlier than we expected he was going on to school because it got to see it in the in an article six and twenty four b.c. and this is the president of the bundestag. doesn't mind the coffin was a distortion focused. on mere satin for him then that's one cause that's all because that's that has been this mask on for tidying my lips listening to this in half the first. he can get our money. zavala mia. chancellor merkel being sworn in for his fourth term saying there. i swear that i will dedicate my afterwards to the well being of the german people promote their welfare protect them from harm opcode in the sun the basic law of the morals of the federation perform my duties conscientiously and do justice to all so help me god. we have a political person a need a hossa with us here in studio as well as veteran author and journalist vanna's on who's watching this with us her studios this is been a long time c

he's deeper into the green. i think this is going to go just to his right. >> just over 16 feet. 16 feet 4 inches away for mikkel son to win again. mickelson to win again. >>> probably the best place on the golf course do it, too. >> you got to be kidding. how close can you be? >> how it all can go that slowly over the edge and not go in is a shock. >> he thought -- boy, he must be thinking after thomas holed out at 18, what do i have to do to win? that close. >> oh, my. >> to victory number 43 in the pga tour. he thought he had it. >> so did everybody here. >> now, it will be up to justin thomas for par. 8'4" away. >> two-putt might still be enough. this is no easy putt. you got to get the pace just right. we've seen it from behind the hole move hard right if you don't keep up enough pace. >> this guy has been so clutch, so good in the big moments. >> i think in this situation, justin thomas loves being here. he rises to the occasion in these big moments. wouldn't surprise me to see him knock this right in. >>

travel times are still in the green. we see the usual slowdowns heading into the westbound direction, but travel times remain in the green. just a few cards backing up -- just a few vehicles backing up the toll plaza. >>> chp is investigating two separate bay area shootings that happened within hours of each other. one and north bay and the other in east bay. both happened on interstate 580. -- in north bay and the other in east bay. both happened on interstate 580. one man was shot in the hand while driving last night. the freeway was shut down for 90 minutes while investigators look for shell casings. it is unclear where the shot was fired from. so far no suspects or motives. in the earlier shooting in marin county it appears to be a case of road rage. >>> -- >> reporter: officers say this started at a bridge and ended with at least one shot fired. >> this is one of the first ones we have had in this county. >> reporter: around 5:30 am chp got a call of a freeway shooting on westbound 580. >> it is some sort of road ra

green until his death in 1988. much of my up to ship consisted of listening to his stories about woodson and the association and -- in those incredibly difficult days. i can regale you for the rest of the evening with stories. they had this relationship -- woodson was demanding -- this was a time when black leaders were being lynched. woodson believed african-american history would be eight will by which race relations could be improved. green told me more than once that woodson would not allow his research assistance to go out socially. it.lly, green had had he decided, i am going out to a movie with a girl. fortune to walk out of the theater with his girlfriend as woodson is taking what he called his evening constitutional and confronted him on the sidewalk in downtown washington, d.c. he never called him by his first name. green was a diminutive man and woodson was pretty big. -- they confronted each other on the sidewalk, woodson towering over him. he said -- what are you doing? i wanted to tell him the 15th sl

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what is the guarantee that this so-called green finance will benefit the planet. and. the likelihood that. traders. will be developing the hardware and software of this new market in a way that benefits them rather than benefits nature will be to say. as was the case in the financial crisis two thousand and eight two thousand and nine the. financial products that were being traded very rapidly were not helping house owners to safely finance their home. now they were developed and used. to increase the profits that bax could make. this is where the financial crisis started the banks played on the dream of owning your own home in the usa the use the promise of the solution to modest households with precarious finances. once the families were no longer able to repay their loans the house of cards collapsed leading to the subprime crisis that made millions of americans homeless. the world tipped into a social crisis. where we've seen the consequences of financialization we've seen the collapse of wall street we are witnessing around the world this hungry money which is onl

what is the guarantee that this so-called green finance will benefit the planet. and. the likelihood that. traders. will be developing the hardware and software of this new market in a way that benefits them rather than benefits nature will be to say. as was the case in the financial crisis two thousand and eight two thousand and nine these financial derivatives financial products that were being traded very rapidly were not helping house owners to safely finance their home. now they were developed and used. to increase the profits that bax could make. this is where the financial crisis started the banks played on the dream of owning your own home in the usa they used the promise of the solution to modest households with precarious finances. once the families were no longer able to repay their loans the house of cards collapsed leading to the subprime crisis that made millions of americans homeless. the world tipped into a social crisis. where we've seen the consequences of financialization we've seen the collapse of wall street we are witnessing around the world this

so it's actually not about green growth it is about growth. thank you. so i do trust. is possible it could be said economy come in yeah i said what i likely will call him and to listen fast. because immune to t. and only meet us in a meeting is like capacity that they're looking at us human have to plan it that the. yen was laid out on a subject by setting but kind of came in that is the fix for keenan this is it this is. but kill momentum we'll call in capital i'll cut because he did not put his crusader math in capital. in that electricity we need a clean more progressive kannan a green economy an economy that is good for people business and the planet how man has it at the forefront of a community of economists development experts environmental experts social science that the united nations was converted to to a point that it's representative of the environment named. as its ambassador today it's a banker who embodies environmental protection in the name of all the nations of the world. lessness unison either cynicism to the system community in the in those prominen

you'd see the same thing in washington and see maybe lamb getting extra votes and greenes are -- greene, only 200 there. the question then becomes if he ends up 350 votes behind or something like that, you'd be within this half a point margin we're talking about where now there's some discrepancy in how people interpret the law. some people say half a point, the law says it's an election in pennsylvania, they'll go to a recount automatically. others are looking at the statute saying statewide election, does that the mean not a congressional district election? >> steve kornacki, usual rules apply, flap your arms if you need to get back on the air and we'll get to you. because we are juggling so many different topics, because this day the president decided to make a change at secretary of state, we're lucky to have as many journalists on air with us as we do. job letterman is with us from the associated press who covers the state department. notably josh was on the plate with the secretary of state overnight as he flew back to the u.s. from nigeria. josh, did you have a heads up? were the

it is a green tea that kind of helps us get that green tint. it will blend that denies herbal quality to the cocktail and that nice beautiful rich green color. also, a really nice unique quality with a good flavor profile for the cocktail and with these cocktails embracing these green ingredients in particular, st. germain is lovely, it is this french care and each bottle has 1000 elder blossoms. >> how much do we owe you? >> these three are free, anything beyond that i will talk to my sponsor. >> so did you actually use these?>> i sure did, this one here. english peas, no kale. >> leave the kale out of the cocktail. >> i know you don't like kale so i wanted to bring some other elements that have a nice inherent sweet quality and amazing vibrancy with unique savory delicious qualities. so it is a modern way to enjoy fresh spirited green cocktails. >> how do you get to this point? when are you thinking about these ideas?>> i get a lot of influence from dining out, so from my experiences at other people's restaurants and bars interpreting flavors

green out there. moderate showers in the yellow and orange and pink and whites showing up as the snow level drops down to 3,000 feet. tonight, about the same as this morning. mid-30s to mid-40s. with just random showers. now, for san francisco, you can see just about at any time we have a chance of a random shower going from 48 this morning to pairly 50 at noon and 2:00. but back in the upper 40s. be sure you have a coat this evening. south bay will be warmer. showers possible after 10:00. we'll be in the mid-50s this afternoon. about 49 at 8:00. we'll take a look at the tahoe forecast when i come back. it's not sue anymore. alexis is back. day two. >> that's okay. you've been saying sue for months, mike. you definitely aget a pass. kicking off the friday morning drive, walnut creek, no issues towards highway 24 and we really are seeing friday light volumes all around. mass transit also looking great if you plan to use that this morning. ace 1, out on time. no delays with ace rails. 27 b.a.r.t. servic

light green to intense rainfall. san leandro right along interstate 880, 580, where it all meets, it's going to be pouring in those locations. these are busy locations a lot of drivers on the roads already right now as jaclyn showed you so they are going to run into some ponding on the roads. 880 in oakland. trouble there as the rain gets strong. it's going to be hard to see because of the sideways blowing rain. and visibility low cloud coverage will impact drives through el sobrante, strong in hercules. the north bay started to pick up again so you have had heavy rainfall about a quarter to half inch per hour all night long and then through santa rosa, it just picked up. santa rosa rainfall already 2.5" in 24 hours and more coming. two to three-mile visibility that's it so a lot of locations will have low cloud cover and it's going to be tough with the rain and the wind. temperatures feeling warm. tropical out there right now upper 50s and low 60s. and your afternoon highs we'll get a cold front coming in, so that's

look at san jose, that's where we see the most green highlighting left over. over here, the antioch bridge likely to see a lot of rain. the transit systems are running on tom. the weather has not impacted the b.a.r.t. schedule. sometimes the rain and especially the wind would affect those systems, but, again, not a problem right now. 880 does show the traffic moving. southbound, around auto mall parkway there is still the crash off the shoulder and into the dirt. >>> people in austin, texas, are on edge this morning. two people are dead and two others badly wounded after a string of package bombings. the latest victim was a 75-year-old woman who is in critical condition. a package found outside of her home exploded in her arms yesterday. police say that woman was hurt just hours after a 17-year-old boy was killed and another woman was injured by another deadly delivery. a neighbor heard the explosion. >> i thought it was a shotgun, but it was way louder. i heard debris afterwards. >> a similar incident happened on march 2nd. investigators are searching for a s

all that's left in this district, we move down to washington and greene. greene is a tiny county. i love tiny counties. you're sitting at 200 absentee votes in greene and 1,195 in washington. we're sitting at 1,400 is all that's left. you're looking at saccone would have to get 90% or something in this. we just saw he probably is going to lose ground in the washington absentees. we'll see about greene. this 579 may be the baseline for what's left for lamb, it may go up. that becomes key. the question of whether it goes up or not because what this means right now with those votes left, lamb is sitting at 49.9. saccone is sitting at 49.6, a difference of 0.3 of a point. does this law apply to congressional districts or not? under 0.5 is an automatic recount. that looks like maybe an outstanding question that emerges. but again, it looks like lamb is going to end this thing in terms of the election day vote, in terms of the absentee vote, in terms of everything we could possibly add up and tell you about, it is looking like he's going to end up on the plus side in this thing and then

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southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 14. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, looking good in the south bay. in the green at 16 minutes. >>> adult film star stormy daniels says she was threatened to stay quiet about the affair she says she had with donald trump. >> her interview is the most detailed account yet of her alleged relationship with mr. trump and fallout since it was reveal revealed. serena marshall is live with more. serena? >> reggie, natasha, good morning. stormy daniels, whose real name is stephanie clifford says she's speaking out to defend herself. it will mean a legal battle with the president's lawyer over that nondisclosure agreement. >> stormy daniels interview made air. >> you had sex with him? >> yes. >> you were 27, he was 60. were you physically attracted to him? >> no. >> the bombshell 60 minutes interview follows a confidentiality agreement she signed for $130,000 just days before the 2016 election. but daniels claims the contract is void because then candidate trump never signed it. president trump's

our speeds still in the green. no metering lights, just the crowded wednesday morning commute heading into san francisco. >>> this morning, there is a new genetic test for breast cancer that can be taken at home without a doctor's approval. the test is from the popular dna testing company "23andme." so how accurate is it? here's kpix 5's katie nielsen. >> reporter: inside the lab at "23andme" in mountain view, technicians are processing thousands of saliva samples all of them from people who use their take-home kit to get genetic information about their ancestry or health. >> the test we offer is a great way to get access without a prescription. >> reporter: now for the first time, the fda is allowing the mountain view company to test for brca mutations. >> they are applicable primarily for ashkenazi ancestry. >> reporter: it tests for three possible mutations only see in a small percentage of the population, something medical ethics professor david magnus worries will confuse at-home users. >> people will misunder

i know that the first one was built at green point in brooklyn as well. i know there were two turrets but the war ended and they weren't needed. i don't know the exact number, i'm sorry. >> about how much of a fleet of monitors was accumulated by the end of the war? >> there were over 60 that were under control by the end of the war. i think the exact number is around 67. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> stage left, please. >> good afternoon. i wonder if we can hear a little bit of the discussion between mr. star and our monitor expert here. with respect to lincoln's response to the monitor crisis and also stanton's response as well. >> well, stanton, did he panic? if he didn't panic, he came close to panicking that day, as did a lot of other people, because the confederate warship, the virginia or meramec, demanding on your preferences, had just destroyed half a dozen northern ships. and it seemed likely that it could destroy, you know, half a dozen ships every day for the next few years and that the union fleet would be destroyed. he was also annoyed in the

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grant, 75% of the grant has to go for greening. it has to go for planting trees, it has to go for greening up the pavement, because again, this is about permanent carbon savings. >> the dinosaur vegetable gardens was chosen because the garden was covered in is afault since 1932. it was the seed funding for this whole project. the whole garden,ible was about 84,000 square feet, and our project, we removed 3,126 square feet of cement. >> we usually issue a greening rft every other year, and that's for projects that are going to dig up pavement, plant trees, community garden, school garden. >> we were awarded $43,000 for this project. the produce that's grown here is consumed all right at large by the school community. in this garden we're growing all kinds of organic vegetables from lettuce, and artichokes. we'll be planting apples and loquats, all kinds of great fruit and veggies. >> the first project was the dipatch biodiesel producing facility. the reason for that is a lot of people in san francisco have diesel cars that they were

it was a little bit in the green. we have twitter and facebook continuing to fall over risks of regulation companies in the u.s. and overseas. put her down more than 11% of his put down 5%. bloomberg politics., or bloomberg.com/politics, get the latest on global politics every day. and a programming note. bloomberg markets balance of power will move to 12 noon eastern time. same political insights, just one hour earlier. >> in the meantime, keep an eye on tv for all of the .nterviews on bloomberg more is coming up. this is bloomberg. . more is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: it's 2:00 in new york and 6:00 in london. julia: welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlet: live at bloomberg world headquarters in new york. here are the top stories we are covering. missing in action. lawmakers demanding answers from mark zuckerberg as facebook increases pressure to come clean about its prices -- practices. and jay powell jumps into the driver's seat. setting the stage for powell. and one of the world's richest men o

all this green, it's wet all over the bay. slick roadways. we do have one crash in the tri-valley, west 580 over at isabelle. it's only blocking one lane, it happened a while ago, but i have just seen this backup really start to build up back to north 1st, continues on towards stanley. folks familiar with that know it's a popular cut through so some folks are getting by without much confusion or much of a problem. we will track that. that's the slowest spot for the tri-valley. for the upper east shore freeway this is the jam past he will so bran day, a crash blocking your left two lanes at san pablo dam road causing a slow down and making the drive from highway 4 almost 35 minutes already on this light friday. >>> breaking news on this friday morning, u.s. military officials confirm seven american service members have died in a helicopter crash in iraq. it happened last night. officials say the crash does not appear to be a result of enemy activity. another u.s. helicopter was in that area, reported that crash. iraqi security forces and coali

you can see spots of green. that is timing out the next round of wet weather . >> we have dealt with two storms already and this will be the third. right now we see moisture to the north and a few snow flurries coming down across the mountain just amount hamilton area. let me show you where we are seeing temperatures cold enough across the diablo range that we could get a dusting of snow. it is showing up on high def doppler. keep an eye out when the sun comes up and let us know what you see up there. across the napa sonoma county hills we could see some snow flurries. we do see some coming down near hidden valley lake, clear lake, and lakeport. a lot of this moisture will be moving south. we are getting some good rain pi