president the next month at the age of just thirty four but shar was reputed to be much less ambitious and charismatic than his older brother. assad was an air force officer who came to power in a coup d'etat in one nine hundred seventy he imposed a brutal dictatorship that would rule syria for the next three decades political opponents were executed or imprisoned. assad's funeral was attended by numerous world leaders and diplomats. these included delegations from syria's traditional allies iran. and russia. western officials attended as well and established their first contacts with the new president syria had been a key player in the middle east for decades particularly when it came to regional peace negotiations and fighting international terrorism. only one western head of state attended a son's funeral french president. you could read that false. leaders decided that if they showed syria some respect they might be able to influence its policy on lebanon you know. after assad's older son died french politicians try to figure out how to deal with bashar. was an ophthalmologist by t

the cease fire they're not adhering to the cease fire because they continue to sponsor him back but shar all assad's government that is tragic as a result of that we are seeing innocent civilians and you've all seen the video many of you are parents you have seen the children who are suffering and dying you've seen the innocent people doing that aid groups are still waiting to deliver desperately needed supplies so imagine. that you have aid being able to be there so that we can imagine it's really getting across the big for the people inside the residence of eastern are going to use a brief lull in the fighting to clear the rubble and hope the next pause brings real relief. now to some other stories making headlines around the world today at least ten people have been killed in sectarian violence in northern nigeria local. reportedly fled a conflict between christian farmers and muslim herders the army says its soldiers killed ten herdsmen who were responsible for an attack on a village on tuesday. most of blocky slovakian journalist. who was murdered along with his fiance on sunday was

the cease fire they're not adhering to the cease fire because they continue to sponsor him back to shar all assad's government that is tragic as a result of that we are seeing innocent civilians and you've all seen the video many of you are parents you have seen the children who are suffering and dying you've seen the innocent people doing that aid groups are still waiting to deliver desperately needed supplies so imagine. that if you have aid being able to be there that we can imagine it's really getting got most of it for the people inside the residence of eastern are going to use a brief lull in the fighting to clear the rubble and hope the next pause brings real relief. me down draw indeed obvious correspondent out into to in moscow oh welcome our not quite clearly this is a five hour. did he choose is not working in easton and now that even reports that militia backed by the syrian government have ended who tell and this fighting going on if this development is confirmed what we what would be russia's position on it well they would be rather unlikely to condemn it in to strike star

if you'd like to shar it to express your support with the victims in florida this morning, it is available to you. >>> a school bus driver is under arrest accused of physically abusing a special needs second grader. police took 64-year-old kim clof son into custody yesterday. they say she grabbed a young girl at browns valley elementary school last week. the girl suffered abrasions from the assault and the district has now fired her. >>> a high-profile stanford professor is not backing down despite opening a threatening letter laced with white powder. she's leading the attempt to recall the judge who sentenced brock turner. katie marzullo has more. >> i received a card that looked like a valentine card. >> reporter: she was in the faculty lounge 11:30 wednesday morning and opened a seemingly innocent piece of meal and sthen read the note. >> since you're going to disrobe persky, i'm going to treat you like emily doe. let's see what kind of sentencing i get for being a rich white male. >> she's the chair of the recall judge aaron persky campaign. he came under fire after sentencing a boy to

police tell us a vehicle driven by melvin bass ker bill of shar on hill was traveling northbound in the southbound lays and hit another vehicle head on he was trapped and pronounced dead and monique pierre was pronounced dead at the scene. route 202 south was closed 7 hours while police investigated. >> a group of tourists back on their way after the bus he railroad riding in caught fire on i 45 it broke down in northbound lanes near the merge with i-95 after 3:30 this afternoon and the fire forced 35 passengers off the bus and it also caused 495 northbound an ramp to 95 north to be shut down three hours. the tour group waited oween side of highway there until shuttled to the pennsylvania welcome center in boothland. >> they get here and see fire out of the rear engine department on the bus and lucky all occupants were able to get off unassisted. >> it was a full bus, right. >> 5 people on board, its with a full bus. >> all the travelers made it off the bus safely and are now on their way in a different bus to the final destination. crews use aid wrecker to remove the bus from the ramp.

. >> shar michael, how many representatives will not under any circumstances will not vote for anythings like amnesty? a road to citizenship. it means they get primaried and they're gone. >> i can't give you a number. i think the house freedom caucus will be the biggest hurdle here. >> 30 to start with. >> precisely. unlike mcconnell, that is why paul ryan has to walk a very tight rope. if you lose too many voters, can you get enough democrats. >> does he lose his job if he brings that to the floor? >> he's probably going to retire anyway. >> will he lose his job if he brings up a vote on amnesty? >> i think he will. >> if he doesn't have a majority, i think ed. >> his job is in jeopardy regardless of what happens in the midterms. if republicans lose the house, his job is in jeopardy. if democrats win the house, his job is also in jeopardy. >> let's talk about -- i hate to talk like south after xanz are there so many congressional seats held by republicans that are so conservative or negative on the issue of immigration, too few hispanic people and too many people that care about hispan

that's now being expanded to include beijing tianjin and provincial capitals who farai and chiang shar violators will face fines of up to fifteen thousand dollars. this shouldn't be a ban on fireworks because first of all pollution isn't caused by fireworks sitting off fireworks has been a tradition for more than one thousand years so i don't quite understand why these a ban with china's fireworks industry employs three million people and has sales of more than fourteen billion dollars the new regulations of her profits and lower demand has shrunk the industry. leo young's firecrackers and fireworks management pure says in two years the number of firework companies have haftorah around five hundred high. if you look around the market you can only see a few shops remain open we don't see many customers anymore. that's because many have swaps to legal up. sions and cities like beijing this substituting gunpowder with electricity. electronic by crackers can substitute for regular fire crackers because they are bright and colorful chinee says all fireworks for the noice it's believed to sc

as per the government of president shar al-assad, there has been no similar -- but shar al-assad,- bashare has been no similar overture. needless to say, is a complete violation. mark: russia has ordered a five hour daily humanitarian clause to allow civilians to exit the region. reports from the. say that no humanitarian aid has gone in and no civilians have left. president trump, the house speaker, and the senate majority leader were among those paying respects today to the reverend billy graham. his casket is at the u.s. capitol for a rare salute by the nation's political leaders. reverend graham died last week at the age of 99. global -- global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: we have breaking news, hope hicks is resigning as white house communications director. this is according to "the new york times." she is 29 years old and became the communications director after previously serving as one of his advisers in general. according to the report, she had been considering leaving for seve

this cease fire they are not adhering to the cease fire because they continue to sponsor and back to shar all assad's government violence in the rubble and terrorists hell damascus escalated earlier this month with both sides accusing each other of targeting civilians the un security council unanimously adopted a month long cease fire resolution all across the country additionally russia was also sponsored a five hour daily truce to help civilians escape the fighting in eastern guta however terrorists showed the humanitarian corridor according to russia's defense ministry which try to help to set up the route before it was attacked just minutes later not a single civilian was able to leave the enclave on tuesday and the u.s. state department accuses russia of paying too much attention to one of the last terrorist hotbeds in syria. i find it ironic when russia calls for a humanitarian road a humanitarian zone you know what humanitarian zone is it's the entirety of syria not just one little area that russia acutely tries to carve out it should be the entire country because that is what russ

the cease fire they're not adhering to the cease fire because they continue to sponsor and back but shar all assad's government doherty's washington correspondents america on the sure that the syrian army is following the ceasefire but militants are not even though foreign minister lavrov has called upon armed opposition groups to comply with the ceasefire order in eastern good at tuesday morning to allow civilians to leave the district but moscow says that civilians can't leave the district because militants are shelling humanitarian corridors now are also spoke about this particular topic she thinks that all of syria should be a humanitarian so not just some corridors i find it ironic when russia calls for a humanitarian road a humanitarian zone you know what humanitarian zone is it's the entirety of syria not just one little area that russia cutely tries to carve out it should be the entire country because that is what russia and those fifteen other countries agreed to in the un security council resolution of the cease fire was agreed upon unanimously in the security council and it ap

which you can see here and this is just terrifying if you ask me incredible skill there from casey shar to our coffee shop i should say it was her second run she picked up a score of ninety five point eight which is incredibly high and she defeated france's most. america's bridges are turning into third so big day for canada. and as a medal for kind of the of course i mean to have just a big comes the winter sprints or sunday night is always basically do it i got everybody else and. let's talk to germany because they're doing that military's doing incredibly well in fact they've picked up twenty three medals so far and eleven of which are gold and in fact on day eleven they picked up a clean sweep in the nordic combined that is the combination of a ski jump and the cross country on a cross-country race they also won of course gold in the bobsled and in the fifteen kilometer mass start biathlon events so they've got plenty of gold medals plenty medals twenty three it's an incredible feat for germany so every instead of writing here the body is so amazing thank you so much probably for br

this cease fire they're not adhering to the cease fire because they continue to sponsor him back but shar all assad's government that is tragic as a result of that we are seeing innocent civilians and you've all seen the video many of you are. errants you have seen the children who are suffering and dying you've seen the innocent people doing not paid groups are still waiting to deliver desperately needed supplies so imagine. you have aid being able to dance that we can't imagine it's really getting. inside the residence of easton to use a brief lull in the fighting to clear the rubble and hope the next pool's brings real relief. afghan president has offered peace talks to the palace during a conference aimed at bringing stability to the region it's part of his attempts to end an insurgency that began after the u.s. led ouster of the taliban in two thousand and one of the the taliban are not taking part in today's conference ghani offer the militant group the possibility of political recognition if it accepted his peace offer and the afghan constitution president danny also reached out to

they're asking students i say teachers to remain barak aided inside the building we are just hearing the sharsheriff's office which is where this school is located they are saying that the shooter remains large donald trump the u.s. president has also been informed of the situation these are helicopter pictures here of the it does seem to be a large school around you're seeing a lot of law enforcement there surrounding at the school which would seem to indicate that the person or persons. they are looking for is inside the school right now. just thinking what time it would be at right now in florida you know you're thinking it would be one three coming up to three thirty so school would be getting any moment as well so we're just waiting on confirmation about what is happening here we do believe there is an active shooter either in this high school or. compass again this is a school in south florida just fifty kilometers or so north of miami we will keep abreast all of this developing story here on the program we will be coming in. all of it and also just before we leave it for now there is s

most a deck in star installed the shah of iran a king we then helped i should say the cia helped the shar set up his security services called the sock train the savar could not see the type torture techniques . and helped the shah rule iran until the islamic revolution in one nine hundred seventy nine. through very repressive tactics again this is something very much in the memories of the iranian people and something that i think americans need to consider when we think about iran and how the iranian government and the iranian people perceive our government. one of the things that that sort of has come up now is that washington the mainstream media really quick to to pay the wave of recent protests in iran as you know a budding popular revolution against the government you know as well here it is now you recently bento ron and have seen the situation on the ground for south and i want to ask you is the political structure there really as close to chaos and failure as the establishment's and the mainstream media is leading us to believe. no i believe not i mean my perception of iran. when

shar sharks have had plenty aof theories why. >> warriors and suns tonight. highlights at 9:00 and 11:00 and these guys are sick of seeing each other after 50 games. kind of like i will get a break from larry. >> welcome relief. >> thanks. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofy-tv. >>> tonight we hear from a student leading the charge to bring it back. >>> coming up tonight at 8:00, two hours of the bachelor followed by the good doctor at 10:00 and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> that's it for this edition. look for breaking news on twitter. i am dion lim. >> and i am dan ashley we appreciate your time. >> this is going to be a strong, slow moving soaker. >> when you need to know what is headed your way. >> level 3 on our storm impact scale. >> this is our storm system right here. right here. >> stay ahead of the storm and it is great to have you back in the house these next few months, evie. yeah, well, i'm going to the air force academy. i can't have ryan's pacifist nonsense in my head. i mean, i like people, too, but sometimes you just got to drop bomb

observed by evangelist billy graham gathering for a private viewing at a library named after had imin shar let yesterday. viewing continuing through tuesday and wednesday and thursd thursday -- first viewing for a private citizen since rosa parks sice 2005. bury in charlotte at the library on friday. >>> twitter exchanges in washington and the on going feud between democrats and republicans. democrats finally allowed to release the are you but l memo last night. elizabeth her has the story. >> a twit ter war erupting over a memo. democrats on the house intelligence committee releasing a redacted version of the point by point rebuttal to the memo nunes two weeks ago. subject line, correcting the report, the russian investigation. the memo raised questions about the fb arks handling of the wiretaps. did not abuse the process to spy on the trump campaign. but much of the evidence they site in their rebuttal is blocked out. president trump tweeting, the democrat memo response on government surveillance abuses is a totally political andndndnd ranking member of the house. wrong again mr. preside

>> shar ra, you heard the headlines, talking about the "new york times," a couple more.w york times" hald the stroir recently, trump's unparalleled war on a pillar of society, law enforcement. unprecedented. nine historians on why trump's war with the fbi is so stunning. the guardian, trump's attack on the fbi is an attack on the u.s. constitution itself. on the constitution itself, sarah. i mean, look, the. needs to be fair. and he needs to be balanced how he goes after and demands accountability from the fbi or anyone else. but what's wrong with asking questions of agencies that clearly are not perfect here? >> exactly. president trump has never attacked the fbi as a whole. in fact he and his allies in the white house have been careful to specify that what they're criticizing about the fbi is political leadership that's left over from the previoused a mshgs, particularly everyone a -- previous administration, particularly james comey. they never crypt sized the rank and file of the fbi. and they've been clear that they want to defend those men and women. democrats that

. >> it ranges from -- >> she-shar row-nan. >> shelli. >> shelli?h. >> and then i went back and i saw shelli w like, that's me. that was going to be me. >> lady bird is that your given name? >> yeah. >> why is it in get quotes? >> i gave it to myself. it's given to me by me. >> reporter: the 23-year-old actress stars in the "lady bird" it's a bittersweet story of a sacramento teen with a case of wonder lust. >> i think it came out just at the right time. we could have been star and strong female forever. >> you're so infuriating. and stop yelling. >> i'm not yelling. >> perfect. >> love it. >> reporter: at the heart of the film is lady bird's complicated relationship with her mother played with laurie metcalf. >> i want you to be the very best version of yourself. >> mom, this is the best version. >> reporter: did you have with your mom that push and pull? >> no. >> the loving push and pull. you didn't have that? >> we did. we had just pull. we have really a very, very special relationship. she's always had a lot of respect for me. she's given that

they need 8% of t0% of the shar be tenders to make a deal.ally qualcomm made the move and succeeded in doing, so signing up nine of the key funds that hold the bulk of the shares or at least 28% of the shares including elliott which, by the way, had previously said it saw nxp's value at least in excess of $135 a share. the price, $127.50 the tender threshold goes down from 80% to 70%. it will close on march 5th if they do get that chinese approval in time and that will be one day before shareholders vote on what to do about the board of directors overall. but it is a big moment for qualcomm you can see, of course, it does seem to be enhancing their ability to stay independent and raising the prospect that broadcom will not be successful in its continued efforts to buy qualcomm for $82 a share in cash and stock. earlier as jon said, i sat down with tom horton, the lead director of qualcomm we talked about the nxp deal an why this board is firmly opposed to that $82 a share bid. >> if you look at our 2019 earnings projections which are now more

we'll check it again, brian and shar row, though, in the 5 o'clock hour. >> thank you, matt. >>> as wehis monday giving you the live view at center city. an bit of brightness. >> what does that look like? the sun is peeking through. more of that to come. adam has got the seven-day forecast coming up. >> ♪ new olay whips powerful skincare, now light-as-air a breakthrough moisturizer delightfully whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless >> ♪ >> well, take a look. the "action news" family has officially grown by one today. allow us to introduce you to william alexander morris the new son of our vice presidentof. john morris and his wife beth two of the greatest people i've ever met. the couple's first child arrived saturday night weighing just more than 7 pounds. dad says william alexander was named after their mother's father. both mom and baby are happy healthy and amazing. by the way we just could not be happier for these great people. what a wonderful family. >> great addition, great pics. john, beth, congratulations, william alexande

we'll check it againrian and shar real in the next half ur thank >>> up next here on "action news" at0 today pennsylvania governor tom wolf talks about the controversial and widely watched battle for new congressional districts in the state. >> plus, details about changes being made to the busy ben franklin bridge. >> and chad pradelli live in state college for the start of penn state's thon. hey, chad. >> reporter: hey, guys. the 46 hour journey for 700 students is about to begin. it's the world's student run philanthropy. we'll have a live report coming up. >> ♪ this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. picknew york state. it's all here. it's only here.m z2pmzz z5yz y2pmzy y5yy >> ♪ >> well, chances are pretty good you won't be spending your weekend dancing for 46 hours straight. or volunteering to support those who are. thousands of students will be doing just that in state college. >> penn state's thon kicks off in less than two hours. it's the

that's now being expanded to include beijing tianjin and provincial capitals who farai and chiang shar violators will face fines of up to fifteen thousand dollars. and you. this shouldn't be a ban on fireworks because first of all pollution isn't caused by fireworks sitting off fireworks has been a tradition for more than one thousand years so i don't quite understand why these a ban with china's fireworks industry employs three million people and has sales of more than fourteen billion dollars the new regulations of her profits and lower demand has shrunk the industry. leo young's firecrackers and fireworks management pure says in two years the number of firework companies have haftorah around five hundred high. if you look around the market you can only see a few shops remain open we don't see many customers anymore. that's because many have swaps to legal options in cities like beijing is substituting gunpowder with electricity. electronic by crackers can substitute the regular firecrackers because they are bright and colorful chinese says all fireworks for the noice it's believed t

cities that's now being expanded to include beijing tianjin and provincial capitals who farai and chang shar violators will face fines of up to fifteen thousand dollars. and you will him this shouldn't be a ban on fireworks because first of all pollution isn't caused by fireworks ceasing off fireworks has been a tradition for more than one thousand years so i don't quite understand why it is a ban. china's firework industry employs three million people and has sales of more than fourteen billion dollars the new regulations of her profits and lower demand has shrunk the industry leo youngs firecrackers and fireworks management pure says in two years the number of companies that have to around five hundred high. powered if you look around the market you can only see a few shops remain open we don't see many customers anymore. that's because many have swaps to legal options and cities like beijing this substituting gunpowder with electricity. electronic by crackers can substitute regular firecrackers because they a bright and colorful chinese say it's all fireworks for the noice it's believed t

this is shar rekaib who smells as good as a woman can smell. she has no voice. how did you describe yesterday? a. yesterday was the best day of my life. it was my 39 and number nine brought it home for us. oh, my god, i just can't. i can't even explain. i can't even think. i've been up all night. i might of had one hour she was out here in that crowd. a. yes, at broad street. broad and flin. q. guess why she arrived for work, because she's a tax collector. >> they're the only ones working today. she's going into city hall and she promised me she's going to run into the mayor and put a green jersey on that guy on top of the building. i want to be the eek also queen at the parade. >> you are the good day queen for sure. you're 39 forever now , every birthday. yes, my birthday goes down in history as the best. >> happy birthday. see you later. good and bad and i'm going to remember the good out of this. i agree. that's how we should remember it. what do you do for your next birthday? you can't top this. that would be rough. plus you got a kiss from steve keeley. >>

air strikes that killed about 100 militants loyal to syrian president bar shar al assad were self-defense. the strikes took place yesterday in eastern syria. the u.s. military says they came after pro-assad militants launched an unprovoked attack on u.s.-backed syrian forces. cbs news has learned american advisers were present during the attack but none were hurt. >> the senate is expected to okay a long-sought budget deal today to avoid a second government shutdown in less than a month but the house may not go along. the two-year bipartisan measure keeps the government running for six more weeks. it also provides an extra $165 billion in defense spending and $131 billion for domestic programs over the next two years. many democrats are unhappy that immigration is not part of the deal. house democratic leader nancy pelosi spoke for a record breaking eight hours yesterday, pushing for a vote to protect dreamers. republican house speaker paul ryan says he's only bring an immigration bill to a vote if he knows the president will sign it. >> and she was wearing high heels the whole time. that

akbar: of course we have made progress in extending our shar with cathay pacific cathaye with ca pacificill keep on doing that. just yesterday, we had a press conference and we changed the name of -- to air italy and we will be expanding with our partner. david: whether it is iag or other airlines coming try to find interest in american and it did not work out, but are you looking other investments with airlines? akbar: we are constantly looking at other investments, but we do not always put our chips on the table, so you have to wait to hear when we announce our new investments. david: fair enough, i hope it will come back and tell us about the new investments. airways baker, qatar ceo. -- brianan bilski is belski of bmo capital markets still with us. do you feel like they are properly valued right now? valuationsi think from a price-earnings basis could go down from here. i think if you buy cyclical stocks into sell them at low pe's. we are looking at the return on investment capital, assets, as it accelerates, that is when you want to buy the industrials. given the diversified nature

he even went to the house ethan shar with his mom. >> and they both let me in. and they both allowed me to search it. the mother and ethan both told me this is his room, this is where he stays. >> but to say that the instant suspicion on the part of the warings and the police was upsetting to ethan was probably an understatement. >> good evening, mr. waring and mrs. waring. this is ethan mack calling -- >> this is the voicemail he left for the warings after that policeman poked around his place as if he was some murder suspect. >> i think you need really check that and go find out or go see what really happened and find the person who did something to her and stop harassing me. cause the only thing i ever did was try to help her in a million ways. >> so dead end. the police moved past ethan, checked kate's cell phone record, found she'd made a call late that friday that pinged on a tower in a place called james island, several miles from her house. but phone pings can be funny that way sometimes, they told the warings. one tower's busy, the next over picks it up