that started injapan ten years ago, and is now taking a firm hold here in the uk. temperatures in parts of the us are predicted to fall to minus 29, as a record breaking freeze follows heavy snow caused by the so called bomb cyclone. not quite so cold here. stav has the details. thank you, good morning to you. well, it is turning much colder for all of us this weekend. not on the plus side we should see some sunshine, particularly tomorrow, but a return to overnight frost as well. i will have all the details for you very shortly. good morning. first, our main story: a lawyer who represented victims of the serial sex offender john worboys says some of her clients whose cases weren t taken to trial want to give evidence. the former black cab driver is being freed from jail after ten yea rs. he was convicted of 19 offences, although police believe he carried out more than 100 attacks. lawyers say that a number of women were told that their testimony wasn t required to put worboy
jasmine griffin. she is a professor at columbia university of english and african-american studies. her current book is titled towards an intellectual history of black women. ladies and gentlemen, farah jasmine griffin. [applause] thank you, and good afternoon. i know you re here because you love hers stop, not because this hurston you want hear? okay. is that better? no? all right. i will keep talking until you can hear me. i ll try to speak a little more loudly. is that better? good. so, i know you re here because you love hurston, not bus that is one of the only air conditioned venues today. it is wholly appropriate we have this panel on hurston here in harlem, place she called home. a place that inspired much of her work. a place that started her career. this year will mark the 100th 100th anniversary of her birth, and she continues to be a writer and a figure who messmerrize us. we re fortunate to be joined by a june of scholars and speakers and writers who have
overseeing a trump university legal case. lauren: in the market, fed chair janet yellen takes a june interest rate hike up the table at the dow rallied 113 points yesterday checking in on features ahead of the opening bell we have another rally. nasdaq futures gaining 17. nicole: in japan, stocks edged higher in china s shanghai composite index up one 10th of 1%. lauren: after gaining 2.2% from oil prices are trading under $50 a barrel. 4995 also close to the $50 mark. nicole: tropical storm call-in. we will have the forecast in the damage. transfer the ceo russell ran plans to ship tourists and revised management. nicole: in sports, a command in the over the stanley cup final says seth curry says he won t play for the olympic basketball team. lauren: is 5:01 a.m. welcome to fbn:am. thank you for joining us for today s markets can latest break-in is and what to expect for tuesday ahead. nicole: a powerful car bomb attack killing 11 people and wounded 36 others in istanbul,
thank you so much. this panel, i let myself in enough income a century and more. i have the pleasure of introducing the moderator for today s discussion, jasmine griffin. she is an author at five books for the focus of your steadiest cultural history. she s a professor clever university of english and african-americans daddies. her current book is titled toward an intellectual history of the women. ladies and gentlemen, farah jasmine griffin. thank you and good afternoon. i know you re here because you love her sin. can t hear? that better? already. i ll keep talking until you can hear me. i ll try to speak a little more loudly. is that any better? i know you re here because you love zora neale hurston, not because this is one of the only air-conditioned venues today. it is wholly appropriate today that we have this panel on someone here in harlem, which is a place for she calls home, a place that inspires mr. roemer, a place that started her career. this year will mark the
this used to be a walk that you could do a it loan but probably in the past five years i would never ever go alone. you always have to go with somebody. which is sad. reporter: meghan meyer and robin richie out walking the dog near pennypack park when they heard what happened. this is a sketch of the man police say walked up behind the 22-year-old victim. covered her mouth and dragged her into the woods. police say he then put duct tape over the victim s mouth, bound her wrists and ankles, then physically and sexually assaulterred her. you wouldn t think in this area, too, because where the woods are here, there s a drop off. it s not like he could just kind of hide behind a tree like there s areas where he d actually have to climb up a hill. reporter: another woman out walking tonight didn t want to show her face but says she is concerned. 11:30 at night. oh, wow. because i know there is people that, like, run around 9:00 o clock, 10:00 o clock and i would never do