i know david boyce. i haven't seen him in years. but i know him to be an honorable person. and i don't believe that he, i mean you all don't know him, i understand professor dershowitz aside, i'm just going to say i know him to be an honorable person, and i don't believe that he lied down. the denial of public forums is a much more difficult thing. i think that if the public forum was denied to alan dershowitz at the 92nd street y, simply because they said we don't think he did anything, but it would be quote-unquote trouble, i think that's wrong. i also think that whether people are invited to speak on a campus, whether it relates to this issue or some other, that in many cases, people are making very individual judgments, based on very specific cases. and the 92nd street y did this, as i said, just because he would be trouble, that's a mistake. if they did it because they worry it might be true and i want to be very careful here, then i understand that. finally, i think everybody is entitled to a lawyer. and i left out one thing. alan who has now picked up my word despica

boyce represented the boyfriend. bois produce as draft complaint he sends in secret. a draft complaint he will file unless they if i have all the money. in the draft complaint he outlines her entire sex life, all of her fantasies, everything that the boyfriend told her. maybe possibly photographs, whatever. it was, why do you do that? why do you put that in a draft complaint and then not file the complaint unless you're trying to get money? that is not proper for anybody to do. we're going to bring that out. so we'll have a very interesting trial. two, what, media calls us two super lawyers. we'll be confronting each other. he may have the advantage of having enormous, enormous law firm on his side. i have a better advantage. it is called truth. i have enough faith in the legal system, to believe in the end truth will prevail. but my lawyers tell me it will cost $3 million in legal fees to defend these cases. my insurance premiums wentp recently from $5,000 a year for malpractice, to $186,000 for malpractice because of this lawsuit. so bois people he can't beat me in

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nbc's simone boyce for us this morning. simone, thank you. >> with us now, political correspondent at business insider. let's start with this new poll in nevada showing senator sanders holding the lead with 25%. then comes joe biden. then comes warren. do you agree it appears sanders is entering the race with the most momentum? >> absolutely. he had really strong finishes in both iowa and new hampshire. he of course finished at the top of the pack in new hampshire and he had the highest popular vote in iowa. so certainly, that is playing in his favor. if he has a strong finish in nevada, as well, it's going to say a lot about his electability with more diverse voters because, of course, nevada has a huge latino population. the culinary workers union is the largest immigrant group there. and so it's going to add a lot to sanders' momentum if he does win nevada. i also want to point out what simone said about warren's supporters potentially moving to sanders. and that also says a lot about his electability because we've seen,

and when this corner sealed completely past him the home fans started to boyce their discontent adding to the criticism new bills received for his summer move to buy in some just couldn't bear to watch it new but it was saturday night's big loser who was the winner sabots almost got a set. then after half an hour she minutes later he wasted another golden opportunity but leipzig seemed to have the confidence that shot who were directly missing a prime example an hour in. vienna. to nail. vanna given to much space before rifling into the top corner it was a goal that had been coming even if it did take a nick off of omar must cut out on his way past new bit. finally managed to cobble together a chance through it t.n.x. the city in the 66 minute but peter goulash he always had it covered. the visitors show how things are done right afterwards a corner from cuckoo and a clinical hat or for marcel house timber that's this 13th goal shall have conceded from set pieces this season and other problem for david back to ponder on the training ground this week. after 2 assists should have been gi

anymore so nuts without implying that while he intensely boyce almost that he said what i didn't see you will see most of the of the dim of them even when hope is being done on. this. the way most people the syrians make us a mouthful. eat. it for to do it back see if it will bond to. tell you that i see and hear the sick in. see i'm bucko in the supermarket while they're on your way out of a lot of it doesn't mean that ceased to us on our own no also somebody up again. and it caught on the set of just out of the season. that i hear they meet that often think on the ball when we could be content there they've done the same about the semi long gotten it below. or nothing must feel good and you guess their bottom bill being the about there so it should have been sort of a command article can't be a pull you off there were no set suppose it doesn't appear to be fed into the border you know but i do have a bus ticket i want and i got the. here's hoping you keep getting interesting passengers have yet to meet next week for another edition of france. half. robots are still in the developme

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. >> thor or is -- the ceremony l out luke perry and cameron boyce who both died over the last year. even appeared in "once upon a time in hollywood." >> much more from the oscars coming up later this half hour. we explain eminem's surprise performance. plus the big fashion statements coming up. >>> now to the breaking news overnight about the coronavirus, and a significant surge in cases. authorities in china reported more than 3,000 new cases today bringing the total to more than 40,000. the death toll is now over 900 which is more than the sars outbreak, and the number of cases on a cruise ship quarantined in japan has doubled today to more than 130, including at least 12 americans. we spoke to one of them who's hospitalized and her husband who remains on the ship. >> it doesn't even feel like a cold to be perfectly honest. i wouldn't have known that there was anything wrong with me if they hadn't tested me. the only thing that i ever experienced was a cough and a mild fever. both of which have basically resolved. >> i have been in this room for six -- six days now. so it's pretty

boyce fingerprints there are biometrics unique algorithmic measurements of us that are revolutionizing the process of identification but biometrics are far from perfect convenience and seeming infallibility comes at a cop's crucially prophesy. biometrics are individual unique so much so that they've always served as a gold standard for a did cation with really high levels of accuracy and strong security fingerprints and d.n.a. databases have been the mainstay for police investigators for decades and across many parts of the world people who are literally used thumb prints in place of written signature. has been researching the growing use of biometrics there's also your face now which is being recorded so that's just your facial point that's called facial recognition technology your voice is biometric data there's also something called gait analysis which is how you walk so those are ways that they can identify you and another way behavioral biometrics that might be your online behavior throw your mouth where you click on things as you go through the internet but even how regular they

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they squared off for the latest debate, blistering attacks michael bloomberg seemed to cement boyce berniere's one part of the market that you would think would be feeling the bern, but it's not chris has more on health care. chris? >> i think what's been remarkable since the iowa caucus about three weeks ago now, the health care stocks that are perceived to be most at risk, given some of the policies out there, are actually among some of the best performers the hmos up 11%, the biotech stock up about nine. these are the five best groups since iowa i think it's a compelling case that the market is discounting these groups are not at the risk that people believe they may be. remember, unh is a name that was up almost 120% from 2016 to early 2018 s we then had two bear markets anything above 300, 302 is a major breakout another place where we saw an incredible bull market, and then biotech down close to 30%. this is the biotech etf, 100, 101 is a big level i think we'll break out. one of the largest weights. >> good stuff there. do you like unh? >> i'm long unh. it's the same time the s&p 50

let's begin with simone boyce, welcome to you on the ground. way. democracy is happening in the building behind us, this is a marketplace, a supermarket in east las vegas, and the polls haven't even opened there yet, they might be opening right now as we speak, at about 10:00 local time. we were just in there, behad a second to pop in and saw a line of about 15 people who were there to list their presidential preferences. that's how this works. when they participate in early voting they will have anywhere from three to five slots to mark down their preferences for their presidential candidate and the idea behind early voting this year, alex, when you participate in early voting, your vote actually counts in the nevada caucus. and that's by design to try to make early voting more accessible and bring it to the people. someone who can tell us more about this process is william mcgirrty ii, he is a chair for the nevada democrats. what will make this a success this year? >> it's already a success because we have folks waiting to cast their presiden

buzzing on the internet, people upset luke perry wasn't in the segment, in the montage, that cameron boycetage. i think the tricky part is the academy has to first and foremost honor members of the academy, which has a number of departments, actors just being one of them. from what i can tell, i don't think those two stars were members of the academy. and there were so many others to honor. this year very notably the montage kicked off with kobe bryant and ended with kirk douglas. >> yeah, it was quite touching there. leslie, as you know in a season that was this predictable when it comes to -- i mean, "judy," renee zellweger for "judy." "1917" was getting all that acclaim throughout all the awards season. so people say it was pretty predictable, but what surprised you about the show? >> reporter: i really didn't know what was going to win best picture. i thought "parasite" might have a shot. but as you just said, "1917" had so much momentum throughout awards season. i thought sam mendes had a very good shot at winning best director. i thought "1917" had a great shot at winning best pictur

my colleague simone boyce is on the ground in las vegas with more. what's been happening today?thing, john ralston the last hour walking us through how this process is supposed to work. what's being done electronically, what's being done on paper to preserve the integrity of this caucus system, have you heard from those making their way to vote today? >> reporter: that's right. this is historic. this is the first time that the nevada democrats are trying out this process of early voting, and when you participate at an early voting location like the east las vegas library that we're outside of right now, your vote should count as if you attended and participated in the caucus that is coming up this saturday, and the way that it's going to work, people who are coming to a location like this one, they fill out a preference card. you can list anywhere from three to five presidential candidate preferences. that data will then be integrated on caucus day with the data that is gathered in the room as people are -- as we're trying to figure out which candidates are viable at those caucu

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he has also boyce essentially the same complaint against both countries saying that these types of spying operations are serious and unacceptable as far as then his government is concerned ok my favorite have to leave it that great to get your thoughts thank you so much that's just sent executive director of the arab sense at washington d.c. thank you thank you. at least 14 children have been killed in a stampede as a primary school in western kenya 40 other students have been seriously injured police say the stampede happened when panic broken it's a students believe in school it's unclear what caused the panic hanson investigation is underway. where the $300000000.00 is on its way back to nigeria after it was seized from the bank accounts of former military leader sonny a bus or about just believes of loans or hundreds of millions of dollars before his death in 1998 the cash was in accounts in jersey in the english channel nigeria's already received more than $300000000.00 from switzerland. well always constitutional court says a no last year's disputed presidential election citing wide

what we are seeing now is our our lawyers with highly questionable legal ethics by david boyce was made a business and a falsely accusing people. i was one of his victims. he set up a complete shake down plans, in which a woman i never had heard of, never knew existed, falsely accused me after telling the fbi that she did have with me after telling her best friend she never met me and for writing e-mails that she never met me. all of which were known to the lawyers. after which she wrote lawyer recorded tape recording said to me, it's impossible they could have been in the places they use she said. she is doubly wrong. after getting the former head of the fbi to do a complete independent investigation and concluded it was wrong . they are still coming after me even though it is clear and no doubt that i never had any contact with this woman. i was the second most frequent speaker in the history . in 90 seconds, is now canceled me as i can never speak there again pretty cannot speak on behalf of israel. in a new book called defending israel and i wanted to speak there. >> that is why you

this young lady, what is >> guys, i wanted to take a second this young lady, what is your name >> liz boycetoday bingo at home, we are waiting for our fourth child, with a late march, early april, due date >> happy birthday, siri. >>> mr. roker, check of the weather? >> but first - >> "today's weather" is brought to you by panera, food as it should be. order online today >> for today, a lot of winter weather to talk about. severe storms in the southeast snow and wind through the rockies. wet weather through the pacific northwest. as we move into tomorrow, turning cooler into the northeast. ohio and mississippi river valleys. snow from texas to illinois. we'll look for more rain and snow in the pacific northwest. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happ >>> good morning. i am meteorologist kari hall. it is starting to warm up. we're heading to the mid to upper 50s today. going to be a nice one, once the winds calm down a bit. we'll see a warmup the next few days. no rain headed our way. highs by friday inland reaching the upper 60s. cooling off by the weekend into early