sides need to prepare for a possible cliff edge no deal outcome at the end of this year by mr boies johnsonis firing back.

show right triumphalism to deepen the sort of wounds that a very clearly felt in this country boys johnson is all too aware that his victory in december the beer mere fact of bricks and as well have both come at a significant cost both to divided communities sad hurt anxious people on the other side of the divide damage that has been done in the tumultuous 3 and a half years leading to this point to bedrock institutions like parliament behind me i could you just like the civil service the very union in this united kingdom is under threat or is johnson this evening promising to level opportunities north and south of this country big infrastructure spending big public service spending it's money that the but the government will have to borrow in all likelihood in addition to all of that he's got 11 months now to make a trade deal with the united kingdom as a transition period until the end of the year not much will change until then but 11 months is perilously short experts will tell you it takes years that means they'll probably be a bare bones deal something very simple with a whole series

also this hour a sudden shake up in british politics the finance minister quits prime minister boys johnson's cabinet will be live in london and the u.s. senate is expected to vote on legislation to curb the president's powers to use military action against iraq. in spalls organizers of the tokyo 2020 olympics a phase of the current of ours won't delay the games and as he waits to confirm his olympic place le bron james powers the lakers and talk among lead going into the stall break. the at. the end. thank you for joining us we start this news hour in china where there's been a huge surge in the number of corner virus cases across the country more than 15000 new cases were confirmed on wednesday alone up from just 1600 the day before 254 more deaths have been announced bringing the total to nearly 1404 officials from whom a province the epicenter of the virus have been. socked over their handling of the outbreak and that includes the province's communist party chief john tower laying more than 60000 people in 26 countries have now been infected in japan 44 new cases were confirmed on the dia

show great triumphalism to deepen the sort of wounds that are very clearly felt in this country boys johnson is all too aware that his victory in december the beer me a fact of bricks and as well have both come at a significant cost both to divided communities sad hurt anxious people on the other side of the divide damage that has been done in the tumultuous 3 and a half years leading to this point to bedrock institutions like parliament behind me i could you just like the civil service the very union in this united kingdom is under threat or is johnson this evening promising to level opportunities north and south of this country big infrastructure spending big public service spending it's money that the but the government will have to borrow in all likelihood in addition to all of that he's got 11 months now to make a trade deal with the united kingdom as a transition period until the end of the year not much will change until then but 11 months is perilously short experts will tell you it takes years that means they'll probably be a bare bones deal something very simple with a whole series

spotlight making a political statement that accused british prime minister forrest johnson of being a racist these racist were poor boy whose research result prime ministers who drew brees says you should be greek would at least be soon thank you it was a successful night for rock music as graeme artist storms he was named best british male solo artist his performance was accompanied by a gospel choir done says a fireworks display and indoor rain. the rain there. are no rain here every now and then athletes they come along with abilities that are beyond their years in russia a very young girl has caught the eyes of these snowboarding world she's already a little social media and she hopes the hopes will hard for this child prodigy take a look. she could become the face of russian snowboarding in the future that. has already mastered 360 degree jumps and 540 degree spins. but get this she's only 6 years old snowboarding obviously runs in a d.n.a. her father is her coach and a form a competitive snowboarder. we wanted to put her on skis but she just came and took my big snowboard she got on it with both feet and rode aw

dominic cummings boris johnson and others are really worried about the labor leadership race at all they've got power almost to themselves at the moment are focusing on how to use that and boy are they using it in unusual ways. as far as they are addressing it i think richard is right this clearly within boris johnson a sort of fear of scrutiny he doesn't like interviews he didn't like the last house of commons very much where he didn't have a majority and i think he would be worried about to start at his. most forensic and there's nobody behind bars johnson saying remember your mortal. not at the moment i think this is a number 10 with. well there's no leader of the opposition really of there until the selection is completed they've got a big majority much of the media don't own that. whereas tony blair had always to face gordon brown as a counter of the treasury number 10 faces no quit in a cabinet minister so the moment there is a mighty number tad and no real opposition until this leadership contest is resolved steve richards richard murphy thank you very much indeed thank you thank you. many commentators particularly those sympathetic to labor are weighing in about the

. >> reporter: little boys playing, watched over by a mom they're too young to remember. keira johnson'ss, hasn't stopped remembering. he's still grieving, still angry from that night in hospital. >> i can see the cathter and her bed side turning pink with blood. >> reporter: they told him it would be a routine sesarian. >> this woman looked me directly in my eyes and said sir, your wife just isn't a priority right now. it wasn't until 12:30 the next morning they finally made the decision to take keira back to surgery. >> reporter: he says he was continually ignored by staff as keira's health continued to suffer. >> when they took her back to surgery there, were 3.5 meters of blood in her abdomen from where she had been allowed to bleed internally almost ten hours. >> they said they couldn't respond directly because of privacy laws. but that ceders-sinai -- this is video she recorded teaching her first born son to teach mandarin. she could fly planes and sky dive, seem under vincible to her family, which is why her death is so much harder to npds. >> i realized oh, my gosh, we're in the

want to a point the finger at each other but the boy had a hand in the culpability of this and it does need reform and i mean that you cited potus johnson those talking earlier proceed to tell the u.k. home secretary she was talking about yesterday and that we could go of introducing a new piece of legislation to to try and stop this because you've got some individuals who would send a similar so deeply imbued. to how this sort of ridiculous situation is really seen with a man quite clearly who's was was keen to carry out attacks i mean he's been out for a week and he's under close police surveillance that shows you the risk that they were showing him in there's a $3000.00 individuals who are specified interest and of those risks a risk assessment is made and someone more are followed so close like a moan was so that's that's how ridiculous the situation of of the law is at the moment doesn't reform you mentioned that a man was being closely monitored we know that he was being tailed in fact by 2 individuals so it just shows you how much manpower is simply needed to monitor this number of people who are on a watch list i mean in your op

. >> reporter: little boys playing, watched over by a mom they are too young to remember. kyra johnson'sharles hasn't stopped remembering. he's still grieving, still angry from that night in hospital. >> i can see the catheter coming from kyra's bed sight turn pink with blood. >> reporter: he said doctors told them now 3-year-old langst langston's birth would be a routine cesarean section. >> i held up my hands and said, please, look, my wife isn't doing well, and she said your wife just isn't a priority right now. it wasn't until 12:30 the next morning that they finally made the decision to take kyra back to surgery. >> reporter: as critical minutes turned into hours, johnson says he was continually ignored by staff at cedars-sinai hospital in los angeles as kyra's health continued to suffer. >> when they took her back to surgery, and he opened her up, there were 3 1/2 liters of blood in her abdomen from where she had been allowed to bleed for almost ten hours. and her heart stopped immediately. >> reporter: johnson is suing the hospital for the loss of his wife, and with the case pendi

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johnson, nbc news washington. >>> our website is a good resource for super tuesday. we have a complete highlighting issues for every issue in the bay area. >>> a teenaged boy is expected to survive after being shot by bart police officers yesterday. we first told you about this last night. a passenger called officers to the station after watching an argument between the 17-year-old boy and a woman on that train. the train arrived at the station. the caller told dispatchers the boy had a gun. it was a brief confrontation that took place between the suspect and officers. the suspect left the train. officers shot the boy after they say he showed a gun. today riders talked about their safety on bart. >> bart is in an unfortunate position. but there are lots of people who are not safe and there is no reason they can't get on bart. >> i used to take bart all the time, my friends, family and i to head to the city and now we're taking other forms of transportation because we just don't feel safe anymore. >> a gun was recovered at the scene. shooting comes on the first weekend of bart's new safety plan. a team of ambassadors out there and 12 officers walking platforms and ridi

johnson. - ♪ is a meme i won't buy ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm faith hilling till the day i die ♪ - and so, in the face of war, a little boywhat being human really means. the message is unclear, but it doesn't matter, as long as you give the audience a song, celebrity bashing, and republican hopefuls dancing around with boobies. it's called "pandering," and all over the country, people are-- [train whistle blowing] oh! oh, long johns-- pow! >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! thank you for coming out! thank you so much for coming out! take a seat, everybody! let's do this thing! i'm trevor noah. our guest tonight is one of the "avengers" and is the star of the netflix original "altered carbon," anthony mackie is joining us, everybody! also, bernie sanders is the new king of the democrats, the crossover is going on tour, and donald trump tries to pronounce indian words. let's catch up on today's headlines. let's kick things off with the royal famil

great monte johnson scary monsters and super freaks but they were also winners mainly because of their boss al davis controversial intimidating buddy lives by three words, just win baby and boy did he. from 67 to 85 p1 13 division championships won afl championship in three super bowls that people put up with his rebellious streak because the one. sound familiar? trump's the al davis the president and his administration are the raiders of old and their mantra just win, baby. like the raiders trump is not only guided by his faith but the people who hate them in the hate for trump's strong especially in the media. >> basically after this bombshell from john bolton, we don't want to hear it, we do want to know what we do want you to hear it or know it. that sounds like their produce a painting in a cover-up. >> it's actually maybe worse what lamar alexander is doing because he saying essentially. >> he beat his wife, so? people around the world are watching us going this is what you want for the rest of the world? what a sad sad moment. >> the american people are going to have a complete view of just how ugly this drug deal was by the time november rolls around and just how gui

great monte johnson scary monsters and super freaks but they were also winners mainly because of their boss al davis controversial intimidating buddy lives by three words, just win baby and boy did he. from 67 to 85 p1 13 division championships won afl championship in three super bowls that people put up with his rebellious streak because the one. sound familiar? trump's the al davis the president and his administration are the raiders of old and their mantra just win, baby. like the raiders trump is not only guided by his faith but the people who hate them in the hate for trump's strong especially in the media. >> basically after this bombshell from john bolton, we don't want to hear it, we do want to know what we do want you to hear it or know it. that sounds like their produce a painting in a cover-up. >> it's actually maybe worse what lamar alexander i doing because he saying essentially. >> he beat his wife, so? people around the world are watching us going this is what you want for the rest of the world? what a sad sad moment. >> the american people are going to have a complete view of just how ugly this drug deal was by the time november rolls around and just how guil

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boys of summer back in town in san francisco. check out all the fun stuff for baseball fans >>> welcome back. we have a lot more local news. but whit johnson joining us for what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning. the death toll for coronavirus now surpassing sars passengers on board affected by coronavirus as concerns over the global outbreak. >>> plus two american soldiers dead in afghanistan after what appears to be an insider attack. this morning motives unknown. >>> finally, the oscars are here. the stars and sparkle hours away. we're taking you behind the scenes and what to expect from red carpet looks. that's all ahead on "gma." >> "gma" starts at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. >>> spring is in the air in st. francis. abc 7 news at oracle park as giants held their annual fanfest. it's a chance for fans of the orange and black to mingle as well as get autographs and hear from favorite players. it doesn't cost anything to get in. the highlight for so many is not only to wander around the stadium but actually step on the field itself. >> being on the field is something i never thought i would experience, being in the du

like our boy's life didn't matter and it still does matter. >> charlotte says prime minister boris johnsonamily. >> they say that they are working to help us, that we have not seen any proof of that yet. it's just words. >> if ann secolus is watching this right now, what is your message directly? >> come back to the u.k. face the justice system. get it over and done with show her children right from wrong. move on with her life and allow us to move on with ours. but but with ann secolus not not facing the justice system, it's making things a hundred times harder than it should be. ainsley: it's touching. we can all feel her pain. what does ms. secolus say. >> we reached out to ann. asked for an interview. they did not want this tragic ad would do anything she could to bring harry back. she continues to grieve for harry and his family recontinue to work with the family. she took part in an immediate interview with police. she admitted to driving on the wrong side of the road. then she took the advice of her government and took diplomatic immunity and left. harry's mother would say she doesn

boy. >> we really want to do something here. >>> we want to switch gears to a celebration of an incredible life. katherine johnson figure" whose contributions were largely hidden from public view until they were featured in an oscar-nominated movie honoring her life and legacy. >> liftoff, we have a liftoff. >> reporter: at the height of the space race, katherine johnson became one of the first black women to work as a nasa mathematician calculating flight paths for the first space mission and moon landing for the united states, and she made a name for herself, john glenn requesting her for his own flights. >> when he got ready to go up, he said, call her. >> reporter: a pioneer, the west virginia native broke barriers and created space for women in math and science and decades later, honored with the presidential medal of freedom. [ applause ] johnson catapulted into the spotlight when her story was brought to life in the best-selling book and later the oscar-nominated movie, "hidden figures," played by taraji p. henson. >> math is always dependable. >> reporter: receiving a anding ovation at the 2017 academy aw

boys can learn and be inspired by your work. i am honored to have you here in our room. and thank you so much, ms. johnsonou are making history right now with your important court decision. you mentioned many of them today in your testimony. and mr. jenkins here historic leadership i meant to put in the bill based on what you said today, civics is being removed from the curriculum in the public schools. that is wrong. everyone should study this struggles we went through to win the right to vote in the civic responsibility that we all have to vote. i want to return to what i said in my opening remarks which we hurt again so powerfully from our witnesses. and that is history is repeating itself. and in more sophisticated, complicated and more difficult challenges with the citizens united decision, and with the voter suppression tactics that we are hearing that have been updated for today, and some states still are trying to put new barriers to voting. the house has passed critical legislation, want to point out that leader mitch mcconnell has not even allowed a debate on these important bills on voter right