twenty ten the christian mother of five was sentenced to death for leisure mock spot islam during a row with fellow farm workers that refused to share their glass of water with a non muslim now free she lives in hiding no longer on death row but still in constant fear for her life. and this is why hard line islamists calling for had to be hanged. her acquittal in october last year triggered days of nationwide demonstrations. i who are who are in every corner of the country the sons of islam have voiced opposition to the supreme court verdict by going on to the streets. what kind of a verdict is this from the supreme court of an islamic republic which is troubling muslims but satisfying infidels. and. demonstrations were any cooled off when the government agreed to bobby b. from leaving the country pending today's verdict but this is a case already linked to the killings of at least two people. the governor of punjab province some and his ia seen here on the right has the sustenance of by his bodyguard in twenty eleven speaking in b.p.'s defense. later the same year federal minister for

in atlanta. >> cbs sports network live from radio row -- >> reporter: from the big national broadcastso the local shows across the country, everyone has a take on the big game. >> this is the reason that i am picking the rams to win. >> the super bowl, we're not going to allow this to become too big -- >> reporter: nfl players past and present make the rounds, sharing their expertise. >> you know, it brings back fond memories. >> reporter: former nfl quarterback boomer esiason is part of cbs news' pregame team. he's also co-host of a popular sports radio show in new york. >> now that i'm on the other side of the desk and have been doing this for 11 years, coming to radio row, you realize the enormity of it. >> reporter: over the years, the event has grown from its somewhat modest beginnings. now it includes tv broadcasts including our own cbs sports network. >> i grew up in connecticut. i listen to wfan, behind us here. my friend is there. cool to see him. >> 95, it's cool being from florida to come see these guys in person. >> reporter: as the super bowl approaches and the hype gets b

but i'm standing right now there are protests going on the overhead presses of the nine today in a row that they're protesting in the streets of paris and across france indeed soon nine weeks already in a row what is the city of paris expecting today from these protests. the government has been talking about a new level of violence that they are expecting him about why they are deploying about five thousand of that in the capital and eighty thousand police officers and military personnel across the country now today seems to be crucial both for the government and for the critics there because this is want to show they can practice in a peaceful way they have actually come up with security services such make sure that there are no rifle that are being paid to have no no rights been reported and are going out of pocket front the government thing we really want these protests to stop not because they're going to launch the quote national very next week and they're hoping that this national debate but comping down lisa louis reporting from paris for us thank you so much. and now to some of

it's really affected my personal life a lot. [ applause ] >> i was in the front row of the "unpluggedgs were chosen for a particular reason. ♪ my girl, my girl ♪ don't lie to me ♪ tell me where did you sleep last night ♪ >> i remember watching him play a cover of a leadbelly song, "where did you sleep last night?" and it was emotional for me because i love nirvana and i felt this connection to kurt cobain and i was always, even when i was young, just so worried about him. ♪ my girl, my girl >> in that era there was always the speculation kurt's not doing well, kurt has drug problems. and nirvana "unplugged" was this kind of thing like the clouds parted. you know? and it seemed like everything was going to be okay. ♪ the whole night through [ cheers and applause ] >> from seattle tonight, word of an untimely death. >> the lead singer of nirvana shot and killed himself at his home in seattle, washington, today. >> it didn't come as a major surprise, but it was devastating because of the way it happened. >> i pulled over and i was there for like 20 minutes, half an hour just crying right

pakistan all the line again as if bibi was acquitted of blasphemy after spending eight years on death row but now pakistan's supreme court is reviewing its decision to set her free. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program the u.s. justice department has charged chinese telecoms giant huawei with violating sanctions against iran and with industrial espionage the charges are linked to the arrests in canada always chief financial officer main one shoe who is also the daughter of the company's founder the move comes a time of heightened tensions between washington and beijing due to a simmering trade conflict. the announcement was a long time coming if you believe the rumor mill the u.s. has officially cuse chinese telecom giant huawei of a bevy of crimes a grand jury in new york has returned an indictment alleging thirteen additional crimes committed by walk away it's c.f.o. it's affiliate in iran and one of its subsidiaries here in the united states the criminal activity alleged in this indictment goes back at least ten years and goes all the way to the top of the company the u.s. jus

that they're purchasing in the case of paris and across from indeed nine weeks already in a row what the city of paris expecting today from these militias protests. the government has been talking about a new level of violence that they are expecting him has that why they are deploying about five thousand police of the in the capital and eight hundred thousand police officers and military personnel across the country now today seems to be crucial both for the government and for the president the because this is one to show that they can practice in a peaceful way they have actually come up with their own security services to make sure that there are no riots and for the time being it seems to be working to have no rise in reporters here in paris on other parts of france and the government is saying we really want these protests to stop now because they're going to launch the quote national debate next week and they hope that this national divide become thing. lisa lewis reporting from paris for us thank you so much. and now on to some of the other stories making news around the world

a steady stream of customers have come into the showroom here for tesla at santana row. also to local nissan dealerships. people can get their hands on an electric car today and take advantage of that federal tax credit. among the larger than usual crowd inside santana row's tesla showroom, we spotted meg and her husband closing the deal, even though they settled for a different color. >> i couldn't get my favorite color, so we had to negotiate down to a color we didn't like because we wanted to get the rebate. >> reporter: she is referring to the $7,500 federal tax credit you get if you buy an electric car like a tesla for a nissan leaf by midnight tonight. >> for sure, i'll take this advantage. >> reporter: with model 3s and trailers lined up along tesla's fremont factory, tesla's ceo elon musk tweeted that many dealerships will stay open until the last minute to give shoppers the chance to get the credit, a credit that's cut in half starting tomorrow. >> they start to have the credit of $7500 reduced by half. and then after six months at a half, it goes down to half a

just want to add that one of the members of the rowing team russia's rowing team actually won the appeal against the doping allegations despite being named on the mclaren report and it's the first official case that a federation rowing federation has you would mr mclaren for defamation as they believe and if the case goes through they might be waiting four point five million dollars of compensation as an aside to this we have the world anti-doping agency that way and just recently it decided not to further suspend the russian anti-doping agency i for a long saga about access to the boat free moscow that decision didn't go down too well with everybody they did it yes and the usual suspects have been criticizing that decision indeed some members of the media were saying that russia should be banned again that it should be allowed back into sport and you know it begs for a question like you guys want clean sport in russia but at the same time you don't want the agency which is supposed to clean up the sport too to operate which is which is we had but there was there's one person who went ev

tell us where you are and who is doing the rowing?od full stop happy new year to you all. i will try one more. very happy new year to you from tellers a little bit about the scene, where you are. -- happy bit about the scene, where you are. —— happy new year to you — tell us a little bit. we are in nova scotia. we have been out for 20 days now. we are counting down until we finish. we have a really strong team. we‘re all pulling together, working really ha rd to all pulling together, working really hard to get across the atlantic ocean hard to get across the atlantic o cea n safely hard to get across the atlantic ocean safely and quickly as possible. it must be really tough out there. tellers little bit about the conditions at the moment. —— tell us. we are facing everything from 30, a0 foot breaking waves and it is really tough going for rowing. there is scorching sunshine. it is ashamed to be when it is so hot. —— ashamed to be when it is so hot. —— a shame. the real challenge. you must be proud to be part of the team trying to do t

of being on death row mostly in solitary confinement knowing all the time that she was innocent but today she's free at least in the eyes of the law. so. she learned she. was from the most. very so. us she's obviously not just leave this country. and. our flight to safety despite the league of freedom at home. maybe into the spotlight and into the crosshairs of religious hotline those. she's one of the most talked about women in pakistan. pictured hands shortly after her conviction in twenty ten the christian mother of five was sentenced to death for leisure islam general with fellow farm workers that refused to share their glass of water with a non muslim now free she lives in hiding no longer on death row but still in constant fear for her life. and this is why hard line islamists calling for had to be hanged. her acquittal in october last year triggered days of nationwide demonstrations. i sure hope in every corner of the country the sons of islam have voiced opposition to the supreme court verdict by going on to the streets. what kind of a verdict is this from the supreme court of an

in pakistan on the line again bibi was acquitted of plastic made after spending eight years on death row now pakistan's supreme court is viewing its decision to set her free also on the program us files criminal charges against chinese telecoms giant huawei chooses a company of industrial espionage and violating sanctions against iran this is the u.s. and china are trying to calm recent trade tensions plussed. is bad that's the message one london restaurant is serving up to its customers as parliament prepares to vote on the government's plan to leave the european union. and the comeback story of one of car racing up and coming talents we meet eighteen year old sophia bush who could have died when her formula three car went airborne in a race two months ago but she's overcome that fractures and any doubts about her skills and she's back on track with every intention of winning. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us pakistan's supreme court is reviewing its acquittal of b.b. the christian woman was charged with blaspheme. ne in the islamic republic and spent eight years on death

the row over universal credit, 4 working mothers win the right to a judicial review, into the way they've been paid the benefit. a tearful andy murray announces his retirement from tennis. the former world number one says his bodyjust can't cope. hundreds of thousands of us government workers miss their first pay cheque of the year as a result of a budget row that's led to a federal government shutdown. a thousand jobs could go at the ford engine plant in south wales, as the company restructures its european operations. steve coogan and saw steve coogan and sanohn c reilly joined forces as the worlds greatest comedy duo. we will hear what market thought of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. good evening and welcome to bbc news. 4 single mothers have won a highly significant high court challenge to the universal credit system, after saying they're struggling financially because of the way their payments are calculated. the work and pensions secretary, amber rudd, has now admitted that the controversial new benefits system is not as "effective" or as "compassionat

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following canada's the midst of a diplomatic row following ca nada's calls the midst of a diplomaticrabia to release other human rights activists, women, who had been imprisoned. police in wisconsin have charged a 21—year—old man with kidnapping a teenage girl and murdering her parents. jake patterson was arrested on two counts of first—degree homicide and one count of kidnapping. 13—year—old jayme closs had been held captive since october after her mother and father were shot dead. she managed to escape and was found yesterday. now it's that time of year — returns season. in fact the office for national statistics estimates that a quarter of our christmas shopping could be sent back. anything bought online is more likely to be returned, and in women's clothing the percentage can be as high as 50%. it's a huge cost for stores, and, as our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports, retailers are starting to fight back. picking, packing and mailing out. it's been a busy couple of weeks for this online fashion company. but staff here know that, like a boomerang, a good chunk

it's the second day in a row. this time a 3.5 on the hayward fault centered in the piedmont area like yesterday. it hit us today at 6:11. no reports of damage. >> the sequel was cute, the trilogy not needed. we don't need to do it tomorrow morning. nope. look at this. we've got pretty healthy showers from about the san mateo bridge northward. the storm is a 1 on the storm impact scale with the north bay the most likely to see any thunderstorms. the morning commute will be most adversely affected as the showers are less likely during the afternoon and evening. >>> number 3, we are having wet roads still with ponding and standing water out there. rain in some sports as mike has been saying. the bay bridge metering turned on. high winds too. slippind sliding. >>> number 4, pg&e crews working to restore power to thousands of customers this morning. most outages in the north bay. >>> number 5, expect more delays at sfo due to the weather. here's a live look at the airport. we just checked in. 31 flights are canceled th

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he >>'s a point at which i can never get used to seeing skid row.of my stomach that always turns, and i'vele ackned that as grief. there's fear and sadness there. so for me, art has become my lifeline. as the year came to an end, he performed his final concert with the l.a. plharmonic, to ork full time on his street symphony and otheactivism. for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffrey brown in los angeles. >> woodruff: astrophysicist dr. jedidah isler has focusing her studies on blazars-- these are super- masssive black holes in space. in tonight's "brief but spectacur" episode, she emphasizes diversity and inclusion in science,te nology, engineering and math, or stem. >> i love space, period. monds-down, i think the night sky is one of th beautiful things in the universe. >> learning about space was sort of the thing that i did when i ens a kid. and found black holes, and life was different.ug ( ) that's now my area of expertise. i study black holes. i study super-massive black holes, the ones that are, like, millions to billions of times the mass of our ow

dna taken from a water bottle and piece of gum led detectives to rowe. this is the same method california detectives used to track down the golden state killer. investigators say they never gave up on the cold case. >> moving on as if nothing has happened, just like he walked away that day after he strangled her and raped her, closed the door and went back to his life as if he had done nothing wrong. he continued to do that for, well, decades. >> it's still unclear if rowe knew the victim. rowe was sentenced to more than 60 years in prison. >>> there is another effort to go even greener in california. a san francisco assemblyman has proposed banning paper receipts. reporter jas reporter from or station in fresno has the story. >> reporter: paper receipts in the golden state could soon be a thing of the past. past. past. assemblyman phil ting introduced his skip the slip >> so it's basically saying let's make e-receipts the default as of january 1st, 2022. >> reporter: according to ting, 10 million trees and 21 billion gallons of water are used to make re

glasgow has won the last four games in a row in europe, but you know, everybody knows how difficult at saracens but glasgow have picked a team to go there and do that, but if edinburgh win, they will top the group, they will get a home quarterfinal but it will also mean glasgow will qualify and it will be the first time scottish by will be the first time scottish rugby have had two teams qualifying in the same year. glasgow have only qualified once, edinburgh twice, so to get them both in the same campaign would be pretty special and a good, i suppose omen, or good build up for the six nationses for greg for and his squad. —— gregor. well the other qualification issue to settle in the champions cup this weekend involves the premiership leaders exeter. this side often struggle in european competition which is strange considering their brilliant domestic form in recent years. they have to go to munster, who top the pool, and win to have any hope of making it through, but they have given themselves a chance after beating the french champions castres last week. big pressure then for the

. >> and he's on death row for a quadruple murder. now could a new dna test clear his name? the latest twist in a case that's drawn national attention. >> coming up all new at 6 p.m., violent crime spree in santa cruz when a suspect allegedly uses scissors to pull off a carjacking and police say he used scissors to assault an officer, how he was finally taken down. >>> one of the only things that's better than breakfast is breakfast on a saturday because you get to wake up and enjoy the breakfast, maybe with your family. a little bit of valley fog especially on highway 4 out toward central valley, 38 degrees inland. tomorrow morning clear start, mild start, mid- to upper 40s anywhere near the water. kpix5's julie watts will have your up to the minute forecast tomorrow morning beginning at 6 a.m. police pursuit in oakland... >>> i'm emily turner here at the live news desk where we have some developing new information on breaking news we told you just about half an hour ago. we have just now learned that the car chase that happened in oakland that started about 4:00 is in rela

. >>> still ahead, could new dna tests save a death row inmate? we get an inside look at the case and this week 48 hours. >>> started on monday kpix 5 has lost a new newscast. to that 7:00 weeknights for the latest bay area news. that is right after the cbs evening news with jeff gore. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at ainstallation fee.of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, r death row inmate from san quentin wrote to "48 hours"... that he was >>> 20 years ago a death row inmate from san quentin road to 48 hours that he was framed for the murder of four people in 1983. >> was evidence planted? new dna answer that question. >> reporter: cooper had been convictepay ryan, their daughter jessica, anda convenie person to pin it on. the problem wa

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overturned her death row conviction and declared her not guilty that decision sparked widespread outrage among religious hardliners who is frightened for life today's verdict lifts the last legal hurdle between her and possible asylum there's been speculation that she may seek refuge in canada where her daughters are now reportedly living. a certainty that asia correspondent tyrone johns was at the supreme court in islamabad where that decision has just been reached so what has the reaction been so far. and to dismiss the conditions in favor of a. number of people including reliant activists who are present in the courtroom short their joy and happiness. which is very little turned she is treated as a now and can. issue i mean if the international issued a statement calling for her to be i'm out tonight because family and. country. and the amenities. must also do this and you need to get and he attempts to intimidate the supreme court you have what you need to protect against lies and to harm religious minorities because these are government officials ok so it seems that at least officia

river and antoine was going to row back. the adamses were going to swim. they must have been good swimmers because the river was much wider in those days. i wong twice before striking out. i'm a good swimmer. i would think twice before striking out to national airport. but anyway, this is another painting by me for another job. this was for the white house historical association. here we have john quincy adams, his servant, and son sitting out on that fateful journey. you can see the wall there. it's called aha ha wall, an english tradition, from the white house you were unaware there was a giant wall around the place. from the outside, people are standing on top of the wall if you look closely, and the boat sank. they thought he had drowned. he had to remove all his clothes. he lost his silk hat. and they wound up naked sitting on the shore in virginia while the servant went looking for some clothes and came back to town to get a carriage. the birds in the tree in the foreground are carolina parakeets unfortunately now exti

and the height getting bigger and louder, it's a good chance that so will the sports chatter on radio row. cbs news, atlanta. >> don't forget to watch the super bowl on sunday beginning at 3:30 pm right here on this is a kpix 5 morning update . >>> it is 4:52 am. >>> it is a new look for the beloved toy story character, and hits make it to broadway, those stories and more coming up in your hollywood headlines. >>> here's a live look of the south bay, san jose, cloudy to start your wednesday morning at 52 degrees in san jose. >>> good wednesday morning. we are looking at cloudy skies and areas of fog to start the day and especially in the east bay and interior valley. mainly dry through the afternoon with the storm system arriving this evening. temperatures this afternoon, 67 in santa clara and san jose. 63 at walnut creek and san ramon, 64 in oakland. san leandro at 61 in san francisco 62. lakeport and clearlake are at 63. >>> if you're morning drive take you to the richmond-san rafael bridge we have roadwork that could slow you down with one taken away from the marine to the toll plaza f

the other main stories on bbc news at 5: the row over universal credit — four working mothers win thejudicial review into the way they have been paid the benefit. the family of a nine—year—old girl who died from asthma can apply for a fresh inquest into her death — over new evidence linking it to air pollution. seven people have died after a bus carrying tourists and local passengers crashed in eastern cuba. he isa he is a cheap skate. steve coogan and john c reilly relive the final years of comedy duo laurel and hardy, in the biopic stan and ollie. mark kermode is here to review this and rest of the week's top releases in the film review. our main story at 5. andy murray — one of britain's greatest ever sportsmen — broke down in tears as he announced he's retiring from tennis. the australian open, which begins next week, could be his last tournament — although he hopes to make it to wimbledon. the former world number one has been struggling for months to recoverfrom hip surgery. this afternoon, murray posted on instagram from australia saying: "best way to feel better after a tough d

we would not be having this row at all.ct that this amendment is all part and parcel of a that this amendment is all part and parcel ofa campaign that this amendment is all part and parcel of a campaign to thwart brexit? i'm quite happy with the campaign to throw brexit. it suits the people of scotland personally because we did not vote for brexit. so we will use whatever tactics we can to ensure this goes back to the people we have people's vote. can to ensure this goes back to the people we have people's votelj think this is parliament doing is properjob. the government is clearly losing control, we saw it lose control and the first vote last night. if it goes down to defeat next week that is a huge setback on the government's central purpose. so in those circumstances it is quite right that parliament tried to put in place the provision for parliament itself to take control of the brexit process because clearly the brexit process because clearly the government does not have that control. this is all about stopping brexit

. >> with his mother sitting in the front row, jason young prepared to do just that. the defense attorney hit it hard off the top. >> did you kill your wife, michelle? >> no, sir. >> were you there when it happened? >> no, sir.

they have had 15-quarters in a row where they beat. missed pretty big time here. resilience of market, i think is says a lot of bad news is in the rear view mirror. charles: david bahnsen, unlike yesterday, citi you would thought 9:30 would be down 2%. wouldn't be unusual for what we heard. ended up being the strongest stock in the market, the only sector up yesterday were the financials. so it feels interesting here maybe companies can talk their way out of some of this stuff?

third place mentioned are also still in the mix they've won eleven home games in a row over this season and last they want to extend that run against alcs book. that had a fortunate win and leave a couzin last weekend. coach d. to head king has called on his players to show more initiative against struggling. into his mind being as i want the team to play better with the ball down and

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i will start here on the front row and come to the gentleman in the third row. wait for the microphone. right here, please. then give a microphone to the gentleman in the third row. >> thank you. it's good to be reminded. thank you for your comments. it seems to me -- my question has to do with the two black holes and achilles heels of this. what do you do in terms of retention, replacement and repair? in world war ii, the navy started with five aircraft carriers in the pacific and lost all but one. the eighth air force lost 10,000 fighters and bombers. mccain and fitzgerald were badly damaged. as you know, keeping our current advanced inventory of fighter and helicopters operational in peace time is very difficult. what are your thoughts about what happens in a real war? you are looking at china and russia. this is not the war we fought since vietnam in terms of battle damage repair and replacement of the advanced systems. >> eric, start with you and come to jeff. >> the ability to measure the resiliency of the system in response to that is very important. one

and riot police were on the streets of major cities across the country it's the ninth weekend in a row of demonstrations protesters say they want changes to economic policies in france which they say favor the rich. correspondent lisa lewis has been following the protests from paris and she joins us now for more so lisa is the ninth week in a row of the protests we've seen there's been violence but how serious are today's clashes. well there have been clashes as you said in paris but also another country other cities like wall to lose in the south of france but these clashes have started quite late in the day if you look back at the beginning of these protests eight weeks ago you know they started a thirty nine o'clock in the morning nine thirty at least here in paris and they went on for hours and hours and hours today the first clashes in paris between protesters and the police kicked off at about three four o'clock in the afternoon so it looks like these violence at this level of violence that was actually feared by the government they were saying they were expecting a whole new lev

doping allegations among all these athletes on the report there were five members of the russian rowing team which were barred from the twenty sixteen games in rio now the federation of rowing of russia officially filed a lawsuit against richard mcclaren they actually brought the documents to his door and posted a video online that is something that the canadian legislation entails the people to do the lawsuit itself was filed back in july but now they had to bring it in in person which they did so now we expect the lawsuit to proceed in the next thirty days richard mcclary has thirty days to respond to this lawsuit just to remind i mentioned the twenty eight athletes who were cleared of these doping allegations despite being named on the report back in the days we spoke to them that was last year and they had this to say about the about this event. is a little noise with the most news. things produce. has contributed . to the. he tried. to warn you absolute joy. to be in the middle. of the opinion leadership in your with me she would be with us the words. if. you did that. if you. as a

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mike rowe, thank you very much. think about the buzzfeed story.eo spent most of the last five years telling you what a decent person he is under mistreated his employees. that's the acid test. lots of people jump up and down, moreau printing is definitely the coin of the realm at the moment. about he's morally superior to you, check and see how he treats his employees. find out who his kids think of him. there's no other test. that's it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 p.m., the sworn enemy of lying pompo pompocity smugness. in the mean assume, sean hannity from new york city. >> sean: i've always loved that dirty jobs show. mike's a great guy. tucker, great show. this is a fox news alert. we are now monitoring a very serious situation tonight out of houston. multiple police officers were shot while serving a markets warrant. the suspect is believed to be dead. we're going to keep you posted. we start tonight, though, with hannity watch on the deep state and turn to robert mueller's ongoing witch hunt. january 25th, 17 vehicles includin

oil is eking out a slight gain, up nine days in a row. that's its longest winning streak in nine years. we'll take it. crude closing the session higher by 23 cents, settling at $52.59 a barrel, the second close above $50 this year. let's take a look at the retail sector. the state of the consumer not looking so good today, folks. weak holiday sales dinging retail stocks. macy's cut its profit, sales, inventory and gross margin outlook. let's take a look at shares there, down significantly, down 18.25% at $25.92 a pop. macy's is on pace for its biggest one-day drop since it went public 27 years ago. take a look at this. nordstrom, kohl's, target, l brands, all down and down substantially today. but it's not all bad news for retail. moving in the other direction, shares of bed, bath & beyond are spiking after the company beat on third quarter and while it did miss on revenue it managed to provide investors are better than expected forecast for fiscal 2019. on the earnings call, the ceo talked up next gen stores that will help reimagine the

is the lowest scoring region on the index again somalia came in last place for the seventh year in a row followed by south sudan as despite african leaders declaring twenty eighteen the african year of anticorruption top performers in the region includes the shells followed by botswana and cape verde both countries scores were raised for having functioning democratic and governance systems both ivory coast and senegal improve significantly for the second year in a row may need to do legal and policy reforms as well as a stranger a stronger rather political will against corruption in the two countries now already of zero is the worst in terms of perceived corruption and a record of one hundred is awarded that to the most transparent countries according to their own citizens keep that in mind as you watch this report. despite its dreary weather denmark regularly features in the top five on the world happiness index and maybe that's partly because the danes feel they can trust their public officials in recent years denmark and new zealand have consistently top transparency international's l

mike rowe, thank you very much. >> any time.ciate it. >> tucker: just think about the buzzfeed story. the ceo spent most of the last five years o telling you what a decent person he is and then mistreated his employees. that's the acid test. ots of people jump up and down, moral preening is definitely the coin of the realm at the moment. when you hear someone talking about how he is morally superior to you to you, check and see how he treats his employees. find out who his kids think of him.ab that's really the test. there's no other test. that's it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 p.m., the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and especially groupthink. try to break its factors if you can. we were back tomorrow. in the meantime, sean hannity live from new york city. >> sean: i always love that "dirty jobs" show. i always did all those jobs. that's a great show. mike is a great guy. tucker, great show. this is a fox news alert. we are now monitoring a very serious situation tonight out of houston. multiple polic