that one news international journalist has been convicted of making unlawful payments and another ofh private information was taken unlawfully from sun journalists at the request of several journalist executives. the former head of legal affairs at news of the world were held in co nte m pt of news of the world were held in contempt of parliament for lying to a select committee during its investigation to phone—hacking. that the standards around privileges committee cast further light on the culture of paying hush money to employees guilty of criminal offences and to deter them from cooperating with the police and prosecution authorities. that it seems likely therefore that a number of news corporation employees gave false information under oath to the leveson inquiry. another conspiracy to hack phones between 2005 and 2006 has been admitted by news corporation and a journalist has been convicted. that news international‘s admitted phone hacking in several hundred claims so farand phone hacking in several hundred claims so far and has made payments to victims of lawyers amounting to

airport officials credit the boost in part to the fact they added 50 new monthly international departures by southwest and norwegian air. >>> good news if you are paying back student loans, all 26 loan companies that collect for the federal family education loan program will not automatically charge a large penalty fee if you default on payments. that's even though the department of education gave them the green light to do so. a rep says many borrowers are having a difficult time paying back loans and adding extra fees would make things worse. >>> we're helping you raise a toast to the weekend. a special whisky themed event tonight and the other fun stuff happening where you live. here's a live look right now at that gorgeous day that is only going to get better as we go >>> good morning to you. i suppose you could say march is going out like a lamb. our temperatures are going up, but, boy, the winds have not calmed down yet. here's a look at live doppler 7 and you notice it's clear. we're not picking up cloud cover due to the gusty north wind, but the water satellite picture, and, yes,

the problem for us is the internet is very delicate and vulnerable new international medium and they have set about to use the internet in order to rack and determine the future of other people's democracies. we have to get on top of that and figure out what happened. nobody should be afraid of a neutral objective independent of the facts. we should all be for that. >> one more follow-up. nancy pelosi was calling on the atty. general to resign. elizabeth one saying the same thing. should he. >> the question of resignation is in the hands of the atty. general himself. he was not forthright. he was not candid. he volunteered to senator franken that he had been a surrogate for the campaign.a me that was a word he introduced. he said he had been working for the campaign and had no meetings with the russians. it was not as if he said i never had a meeting with the russians in my surrogate or campaign capacity, but i did, he said i had no meeting with the russians. the washington post interviewed 20 members of the foreign relations committee and all of them said they had never met with the

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215t century fox, including around the phone hacking scandal, any cover—up of illegality at news internationalf people responsible for governance failures, and ongoing sexual harassment claims in the united states? he made the point about broadcasting, commitment to broadcasting standards and whether that could look at corporate governance. i was clear in my original letter, and the statement i made to the house on the 6th of march, that corporate governance was one of the issues on which i was referring the matter to ofcom, and therefore i would expect them to look at that. but, clearly, ofcom is an independent regulator. i have made the decision to refer to ofcom, but it is for ofcom to decide what evidence they want to look at, is appropriate to enable them to make their decision. it's not the first time that there's been an attempt to take over sky, and we should be mindful of why the previous bid courted such controversy and failed. television is adapting to changes in viewing habits and competition throughout the world, and some will argue that investment in sky might allow the uk to thr

inquiry would look at claims of police corruption and allegations of corporate wrongdoing at news internationaloanna yates, and hounded for weeks. he‘s now patron of the press reform group hacked off. one sees the same kind of treatment of innocent people in the press that i had to go through. one finds the same extraordinary disregard for truth and for accuracy. victims of press abuse believe britain‘s newspapers got away with it. but many journalists have already appeared in the dock, according here at the old bailey. and some of fleet street‘s loudest voices believe this is all part of a vendetta against a free press. one of rupert murdoch‘s most controversial former editors says a second inquiry would be a waste of time. what would this achieved? you‘d get some clapped—out old judge out of retirement to discuss the "relationship" between the police and the press. there is no relationship. the police and the government want to control what appears in your papers. many of gordon brown‘s criticisms focus on mr murdoch, who is currently trying to buy the remainder of sky, with a formal bid expe

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. >> kimberly: a little bit of broadway news, international friends. ustin trudeau went to broadway together. he took her as his guest for the broadway show "come from away." it's a new musical opened march 12th and it celebrates canada's compassion for international travelers stranded in the country after the september 11th terrorist attack. nikki haley was in attendance as well. >> greg: he got beaten up by matthew perry. different story. they both went to the same high school. >> eric: justin trudeau? >> greg: not recently. >> juan: look at this video. >> greg: amazing. >> dana: i would have been so upset. >> juan: that is the amtrak yesterday morning. the commuters weren't ready. they should have gotten out of the way because they got snowed big-time. unbelievable. no one got hurt. >> kimberly: they are lucky somebody didn't fall the wrong way. >> juan: some people had some headaches but nobody got smooshed. >> greg: i hate these people. i want to apologize because this will only affect a certain number of people and i hate doing new york-centric st

. >>> a san francisco based uberer is putting more testing miles on its new cars. internal company documents obtained by showed the cars drove more than 120,000 miles in pennsylvania and arizona. up 5,000 miles in january. the records also show humans had to step in at every single mile to keep the cars driving smoothly and avoiding a possible crash. uberer's second in command is stepping down from the company. jeff jones resigned as president today. he made the decision because of the charges of sexism and sexual harassment at uberer. an employee sa. >>> right now many vineyards are starting to budge. the growing season in unhapnapa valley has begun. expecting rainfall to make a great season. >>> more than just a little off the top. why they feel so good after getting all their hair shaved off. and the rain is back this week. drew tuma is up next with your accuweather forecast. >>> a couple more bracket busters today in the ncaa tournaments. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositin

politics we said, we are not going expand anymore internationally, we are not going to do any new internationalt was a big piece of what we did, what i did and don did and ivanka when she was in the company. it's also the right thing to do. maria: how do you identify what the next growth spot is? >> i think it's gut, intuition and factors that go into it and you see places that are reducing taxes, they're trying to incentivize businesses to come in and those are always the place that is do immensely well. look at florida. florida is a perfectly example. look how well the state has done. why have they have done? they have low taxes an incredible quality of life. real estate prices were astronomical. much bigger bank for the buck, et cetera, et cetera and all of a sudden you see a growth explosion in florida and it was because of those factors. they were probusiness, they were pro, you know, they were proquality of life, they were proinfrastructure. they did a lot of things right and i think you're seeing that right now in a lot of markets in texas, you certainly saw that in north carolina and so

we have hunter walker, yahoo news's international krbt. let me start with you, seema. some might say we're watching -- when we talk about global relations in the united states, it's like watching somebody fall down the stairs. >> right. >> it's sort of like oh, ah, oh, ah. do you agree with that, those that are critical and describe it that way? >> i think the issue with the german chancellor, it was like ripping a scab off an old wound. that was a low point during the obama administration, the relationship with germany when the news reports came out that basically we had been tapping her phone. then the -- they had to rebuild confidence and trust. i was surprised that he brought that up yesterday. then in terms of britain, this is like our closest allies. our intelligence agencies work so closely with their intelligence agencies. they were very offended. they say that the white house apologized to them, and the white house said we did not apologize to them. it's something that i think the story line is going to continue because this agency that spoke out, they never s

and here in new york, justin mazzola is deputy director of research for amnesty international usa, which launched a campaign calling on ice to release beltran. welcome all of you to democracy now! let's begin with fatma marouf. you are her lawyer. can you tell us how it is possible that this woman suffering from a brain tumor is taken out of the hospital in shackles back to the detention center? >> it came as a great shock i think to all of us. it happened the day after i attempted to visit her in the hospital and was refused entry into her room where she had two guards from the detention center posted at all times. had twoamy: this woman guards -- had she committed a terrible crime? >> no, no history whatsoever. she was fleeing for her life. the detention center, when they took her to the hospital, they left two guards who never left her side. she spent, as you mentioned, several days, almost a week, and was denied access to her attorneys as well as to her family. she was just alone, terrified, not speaking english. amy: how did you find her? >> after i went to the hospital to try to un

go big in terms of a new international system. bring back the 2.5 trillion stuck overseas. that would help us lower the rates further. but no, let's not go crazy. the objective of tax reform is to improve the well-being of our country. if you make the debt worse, it's not going to help. you have to grow the economy and keep the spending under control. that go hand and hand. that's what we ought to do. >> neil: thanks, senator portman. >> thanks, neil. >> neil: richard dreyfuss has played every conceivable character. one of them is the role of bernie madoff. right now he's in a new role. when we come back, whether what he was reeling in there or trying to is the equivalent of the same entrenched bureaucracy that is eating us alive. it's a "jaws" reference. richard dreyfuss next. afib, a type of irregular heartbeat afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. but whatever trail i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin.

as who and dononald trump, jr., run his empire, joined a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new trump internationalotel and tower in vancouver. i just want to play a clip -- this is don trump, jr. >> coming from someone who has expressed with a generational family business, i know it is not always easy, not always so easy. i wowould like to thank the pres -- just getting. [laughter] it is great to see you here. i am shocked. no, it is great to be here. this has been an amazing journey. amy: james henry, you are an economist. this is a hotel. the first trump hotel and apartment building, eight-hour, -- tower, that has been opened since, i believe, trump has becocome president. talk about the significance of ththis event cooper tower. >> i contrasted with a tower that just went bankrupt or dodonald trump had some veve strange business p partnerers. sosome of them connectcted to or fafavorite folks t the russians. thihis a long piece a about in december. you can dig it out. look, i think the trump family should be encouraged to do business. it is great they are out making towers around the planet. in

diana you're chasing a story of a giant intern. in new york side the wealth city, it's new york giants star jonasillas, what's the linebacker doing here? >> i'm jonathan casillas, capital of the new york giants, i'm interning. reporter: the average athlete will make more in one season than most of us do our entire lives. according to one research, 78% of nfl players will blow it all. >> doesn't freak me out. right now where i'm at, going into ninth year in the league, and having a decent contract in the last few years, and having a good team, you know, figuring out where i want to go after ball, that's where i'm at right now. reporter: what does a typical day look like for casillas? >> i sit down and trying to learn more about the stock market and fixed income mutual funds and things like that. i listen to them talk. >> it's not part of our official internship program. these are clients. they have assets we manage, we give them an open door policy so they're not taking the place of another collegiate or graduate student. they come and go

january 1984 memo, the president of the east foreign trade bank, figure paulson, laid out the new international environment for his party's leadership. over the previous two years he wrote, capitalist banks showed no readiness to increase their credit fully and to the gdr. he played u.s. borrowing for the banks intransigence. the government deficit in the united states to $207 billion. it is estimated to be about $200 billion for the next two years. funding the u.s. deficit he reported, would require the united states to bar about $660 billion in the years 1984-1980 six. the reagan financial buildup was in short, crowding east germany out of global capital markets. in such an environment, leadership had one option, quote, the long-term high interest rate policy of the u.s. makes it necessary to reduce the total borrowing of the gdr through the creation of export surpluses. trying to achieve and export surplus may sound like an innocuous policy goal, but for the debtor nations of the 1980's, it was fraught with political and social implications. export surpluses most often had to be achieved thr

news. it's international woman's day and events are taking place across the world.n female athlete who has overcome many obstacles to make history. had a currently being a woman in iran, wouldn't it have been a shame, had i not had the opportunity to do triathlons, or to do sports? to the extent that they do today. so i called back the federation, and i told them what triathlons ben twomey, and why accord was so important to do triathlons, and i asked them why it was that women we re asked them why it was that women were not allowed to do triathlons. —— what triathlons meant to me, and why i thought it was. myjourney started from initially going around stores in london and trained to piece together clothes that would compare to the rules of iran, and yet not hinder me —— my performance. one could not get results, i have clue to iran and went to the ministry in person and presented them with the clothes and they told me what the problems were. —— when i could not. in terms of it not been long enough, or if being tight in some places. we can make clothes that take us

news". >>> a big purchase in atlantic city hard rock international and two other new jersey investors have officially purchased the former taj mahal casino. deal could potentially create thousands of new jobs. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is live in atlantic city with the latest on the sale, alycia? >> reporter: jessica, with the sale we're talking about 3,000 new jobs, most of whiz will go to old taj mahal employees who lost their jobs just a few months ago. the front doors of the taj mahal are closed for now wood blocks other entrances but there is a new plan to revise this old hotel and casino. >> it is great for the area, great for people who lost their jobs. >> reporter: two new jersey investors and hard rock international have purchased taj mahal and plan to invest 300 million-dollar, on renovations, and rebranding it as a new hard rock hotel and casino. >> i think it is a good thing. hard rockies a very well name and draws in a lot of people. >> president of the hard rockies from linwood, local new jersey boy and both jack morris and joe very successful new jersey develo

financial pages report a warning from the international energy agency who say the world will be hit by an oil price spike in the next decade without major investment in new fields. meanwhile, exxon mobil said it would invest $20 billion through till 2022 creating almost 50,000 jobs in its chemical and oil refining plants on the us gulf coast. the international new york times looks at brazil's trouble economy where thousands ofjobs are being lost every day while the state struggles to pay for essential services like the police and school teachers. and finally, do you fancy yourself as a budding agatha christie when it comes to dreaming up plot twists and turns. well netflix viewers will soon be allowed to chose and make key story decisions by using interactive software. actors will film numerous scenes with different endings helping viewers to choose their own adventure. can you imagine the arguments that that would cause between couples?” would want a character to die and the kids would say no, no! good morning. good to see you. 0k. it was coming and iraq has been taken off the list. it stops people seeking new visas as well. so those who do have green c

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news. more on all the international news on our website. thank you very much for watching. hello there.ays. it will be relatively mild on tuesday, but breezy for many of us, particularly windy across northern parts of scotland, where the met office has issued a yellow warning for the strength of the wins. could cause some disruption for the northern isles of scotland, with heavy showers on the clouds as well. further south, most places looking dry first thing tuesday morning. pretty mild, too. looking around the country at eight o'clock, those heavy showers and an odd rumble of thunder, combined with strong winds and big waves, as well. much of scotla nd and big waves, as well. much of scotland and northern ireland, quite a bright start for the day. just if you isolated showers. that it does in northern england, down to wales in the north west of england. a bit of ms connor help, and a bit of drizzle. but for much, it will be bright, with some say spells breaking through the cloud. but it will be a cloudy day that we saw during monday. most places dry. there is the strength of those win

. >> and a college basketball team finds a new international prodders, shuckersers, and sniffersce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. ♪ ♪ >>> america's college campuses are becoming increasingly diverse. more than a million international students are now studying here in the united states. more than a third of those students come from china. how one ohio school is ewing basketball to make the college experienceinclusive for chinese student and alumni. it's a familiar scene, a soldout stadium. the exuberant home crowd celebrates the spectacle that is college basketball. the band, the cheerleaders, the face painted fans. but courtside you'll also find the a pair of students sportscasters calling the action for fans halfway around the world. >> i think we want to introduce our basketball to more people, not on in the united states but back in china. i just feel really excited. >> they are among the university's first foreign language broadcasters. >> i feel very

the international new york times reports on south sudan where war is engulfing new previously peaceful areas of the nation. tens of thousands of civilians have been killed and region is suffering a national food crisis. and finally, in the china daily business pages, they say more chinese than ever are travelling to the united states and other foreign destinations. chinese outbound tourists are expected to reach 150 million by 2020. joining us isjonathan charles who's director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development good morning. this story is incredible. white house aides was asked three times when mr trump is going to provide some kind of evidence about his claim of wiretapping. the aid turned around and walked away and refuse to answer the question. i woke up this morning and thought i wonder if we are ever going to get bored talking about donald trump it is almost everyday there is a story. i thought maybe we should take a step back. this is a man who campaigned unconventionally, who now govern unconventionally and i don't think we should be at all

stories — alongside the impact of current affairs programmes. 0ther nominees included sky news and cnn internationalthe headlines, now it's time for newsnight with evan davis. don't walk in front, please! this was boris lastjune. it absolutely clear that people from other european countries who are living here have their rights protected. and today, the house of lords upheld that same idea. contents, 358. not contents, 256. but it's not the vote the government wanted. it takes away negotiating flexibility, unless it's overturned. we'll examine the case for and against making promises to europeans here in the uk. also tonight: that's it, chris, it's war. war has broken out. this is a war. that's it, yes, it's war. programmes like this took a long time to get over being satirised by armando ianucci like this “119911. so how might he go about doing the same in the strange world of 2017? also tonight, how can we leave the eu customs union without having a hard border between the republic of ireland and the north to enforce it? and what happens then? if you set up border checks, you are setting people up

prominence by taking on high-profile places, including an investigation into the new york mayor himself and internationalrists. the new york times says he has found himself on the losing end of a quintessential political decision. by his critics he was seen as too gung ho, actively taking on highly charged cases in public corruption, civil rights, and wall street. it seems his investigation not too close to the president himself, and maybe that is why he was fired. that is according to the washington examiner, a conservative paper. he may have been investigating donald trump's earnings from foreign sources. >> you have something about the founding father of the internet who wrote a powerful article about the misuses of the internet. >> it has been 38 years since this computer scientist gave us the internet. thank you. it turns out he is not happy with what we've been doing with it ever since. he wrote in open letter in which he condemned the spread of fake news. he says the fact that websites are paid by click means information that is disseminated is tailored to what people want to see or hear as oppose

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international. they tell me that security is always on alert. they are making sure that people get in here safely. those passengers coming from london very disturbed, to hear this news tonight. reporting live at philadelphia international, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> david, thank you. be sure to tune into the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley for very latest on the london attack tonight at 6:30 right here after "eyewitness news" at 6:00. >>> philadelphia district attorney seth williams goes before a federal judge and plead not guilty to bribery and extortion charges. today's court appearance comes just one day after federal authorities unveiled a 50 page indictment, against williams. joe holden is live outside federal court with today's developments, joe. >> reporter: good evening, that not guilty plea is just the start on this legal voyage for seth williams, still the question tonight it appeared to be settled by his attorney that there will be no resignation by seth williams as december trick attorney of philadelphia. seth williams offered pleasant ry toss news cameras on the way into federal court. >> good afternoon. >> reporter: among the 14th

that is being reported in the telegraph, as well as many international news sites.t is so heavy, apparently it is the same weight as a fridge. ben and i did not do it. joining us is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief at the oxford business group. let's begin with brexit. plenty of angles being covered. what has caught your attention? well, there is the obvious. the triggering of article 50, it was inevitable we would have the scottish element, and we also have the elements within theresa may's and conservative party pushing for a hard brexit, others looking for a more conciliatory move. the slightly tongue in cheek headline in the daily mail, never mind brexit, who won lexit? it takes it to mind brexit, who won lexit? it takes ittoa mind brexit, who won lexit? it takes it to a very silly level, causing quite a row on social media, the daily mail criticised for that angle. and there was one tweet, someone angle. and there was one tweet, someone saying the 1950s have called and they want their headline back. you would never see that headline if it was two mail political

the international new york times reports on south sudan where war is engulfing new previously peacefulen killed and region is suffering a national food crisis. and finally, in the china daily business pages, they say more chinese than ever are travelling to the united states and other foreign destinations. chinese outbound tourists are expected to reach 150 million by 2020. joining us isjonathan charles who's director of communications at the european bank for reconstruction and development good morning. this story is incredible. white house aides was asked three times when mr trump is going to provide some kind of evidence about

that is being reported in the telegraph, as well as many international news sites.. joining us is oliver cornock, editor—in—chief at the oxford business group. let's begin with

news. monday's friendly international between senegal and ivory coast in paris was abandoned because of crowd but some invaded the pitch and one of them rugby tackled senegal‘s lamine gassama when the score was level at 1—1. sadio mane had given senegal the lead from the penalty spot midway through the second—half, with cyriac equalising for ivory coast two minutes later. but the french referee halted the game with two minutes to go. in nfl news, the oakland raiders will locate to las vegas and start playing games in a new $1.7 billion stadium sometime in 2019 or the following year. the announcement was made just hours ago and means two professional sporting teams will feature in the city, with nhl franchise the golden knights set to compete in the next season starting later this year. the raiders will continue to play at the oakland coliseum until the move and to make it a reality, the team needed support from at least 2a of the 32 club owners. it follows the st louis rams' return to los angeles in january 2016, and the san diego chargers' move to los angeles at the beginning of this year. m