andy coles has denied having an inappropriate relationship with her.ho first publicly revealed his past. in his 2014 autobiography, he wrote of his elder brother, "he had joined special branch and was undercover, living a double life." 2a years after she met andy coles, jessica learned his true identity. it was total shock. you obviously, you remember the things that you said to one another, the times you were intimate with them, and then think, "who was listening?" andy coles was one of many police spies, who posed as activists to gather information on protest movements. his unit, the special demonstration squad, is set to be investigated at the upcoming inquiry into undercover policing. an internal metropolitan police inquiry has resulted in no criminal proceedings and the police watchdog found no grounds to investigate andy coles. but the met said it is credible he had a relationship withjessica, and if he was still a serving officer, he would have had a case to answer for alleged gross misconduct. we asked andy coles for an interview, or a statemen

richard coles, in his 2014 autobiography.est groups and called himself andy davey. next to him here is a 19—year—old animal rights campaigner. now using the pseudonym jessica, she says they had a sexual relationship and she describes him as her first boyfriend. i think it would have been quite obvious that i wasn‘t so very worldly—wise, with regards to boys. andy coles has denied having an inappropriate relationship with her. it was his brother, the bbc radio presenter the reverend richard coles, who first publicly revealed his past. in his 2014 autobiography, he wrote of his elder brother... 24 years after she met andy coles, jessica learned his true identity. it was total shock. you obviously... you remember the things that you said to one another, the times you were intimate with them and then think, well, who was watching? who was listening? andy coles was one of many police spies who posed as activists to gather information on protest movements. his unit, the special demonstration squad, is set to be investigated at the

cole: correct. matt: so are they buying electric cars? cole: great question. 2% of all u.s.re currently electric, the nissan leaf and tesla in a nutshell. 59% of people wake up today, what a gasoline vehicle. the rest in between is hybrid. executive aoyota couple weeks ago said this is not about electrics, but people wanting tesla. what it speaks to is the convenience, not the electric technology. people like the autopilot function. i think the convenience that a car brings and utility it brings is far more important than the actual way it powers itself. now, governments have a particular interest and how they power themselves. but people like that they can say, i want you to go to the it'sberg studio, and better than driving in london. anna: the infrastructure is clearly not there in some cases, and sometimes what you buy is not what you wanted but what you were able to. bp is on the rise today. why buy oil stocks now? cole: it is the only energy name that we hold. the global supply story, in the interim the global -- coronavirus is out there, but like a one-time charge in

having spoken to tom cole. tom cole and roy blunt have been the leader in rebuilding the c.d.c. and n.i.h. if there's any people that deserve credit, when you talk to tom cole, working 2 1/2 years to get an infectious disease rapid response fund. something a lot of people didn't think about, but thinking about this day coming, are we prepared? and having that fund build and averaging more than $2 billion a year in building up for that. my greater concern is, what if h.r. 3 from the democrats became law? wiping out the cures of the future when we see as the world continues to change that we are going to need new cures. we're going to need a vaccine. do we have all the science behind what we need to get that vaccine? we have a number of pharmaceutical companies over in china today supplying them the best way to treat. how do we speed this process up? the lack of accountability from china harms the entire world. and i think america has been leading in this charge and we want to make sure we continue to do it. because this is something not created here but can still come here. repor

and tom cole of oklahoma. thank you for joining us on newsmakers. >> thank you. >> we continue our conversation in the studio. housing it begins as the hearing? >> it is the first hearing of this sort that i can recall. i've been in the capital for several years. there are real roadblocks to pulling both parties together in ways that could atually work against president from this party or from the other party. they're really has to be some institutionalism that i don't think is there at this point. >> part of the problem is that some of these laws they are mentioning, the national emergencies act, is a 1970's law that was passed at a time when there was significantly more bipartisanship in congress. we are now at a time of great polarization. it's almost impossible to get the kind of super majorities congress would need to pass a law over a presidential veto. presidents are not willing to give up their power. bottom line, what will come from this hearing and this initiative? thatthink the best hope is when the

reverend richard coles, wrote about it in his 2014 autobiography. long—tail on them, they go back some way? yes, in this case jessica, them, they go back some way? yes, in this casejessica, how them, they go back some way? yes, in this case jessica, how we them, they go back some way? yes, in this casejessica, how we are referring to her, says that when she was 19 she was a passionate animal rights campaigner and met a man calling himself andy davies, she thought he was 2a and single, in fa ct thought he was 2a and single, in fact it turns out he was a police spyr fact it turns out he was a police spy, 32 and married. —— calling himself andy davey. he went on to have a public role. general election night 2019, and standing at the shoulder of the winning candidate in peterborough is andy coles, a conservative councillor and former police officer. this was him in the 1990s, when he was an undercover officer. he infiltrated protest groups and called himself andy davey. next to him here is a 19—year—old animal rights campaigner. now using the pseudonym,

cole. >> caller: good morning gentlemen. my question is i hear the talk, technical talk about funding and all things toin do within the subcommittee but but i want toa question about where you stand on pre-existing conditions being destroyed by thein effort to get rid of the aca and then having the president say that he is not trying to get rid of those. i would just like to know where you stand up for taking this kind of pre-existing conditions, coverages that are included in the aca, and where you would like toik go with that. >> guest: great question by the way. look, this is one of those areas that is been highly politicized. we're not going to get rid of coverage for pre-existing conditions. i did not support obamacare come does mean everything in it was bad. the wreck right couple of pretd republican ideas in there such as allowing you to keep your child on your own health insurance until you're 26. that's a republican idea thatdr was picked up and put in. there's actually a national

in response, andy cole said... in response, andy coles said... was married. jessica believes he should resign as a councillor. his local conservative association says there are no grounds to suspend him. inafew in a few minutes, we will have the bbc news at six with sophie, with all of the day ‘s news and i will be back at mpm but susan is back with the all important update on the weather. there is more rain in the forecast and potentially more rain for some of those areas badly affected by flooding at the moment. we are currently sitting in cold polar air so snow showers have actually been the big weather talking point of the last 24—hour is. so more wintry showers to come as we head into wednesday, here is the cold polar air i talked about, you canjust make out the white arrows, the north—westerly air stream feeding on the showers and with the focus on northern and western exposures but not exclusively, a cluster of showers rolling eastwards across england as well. as the night wears on, easton area should become largely dry and clear. in the w

here we go again. >> reporter: ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> in the wake of the debacle at the iowa caucus, nevada caucus organizers are making changes to the way they count the votes. originally they say they planned on using an app similar to the one of iowa and now a brand-new google forms app that they're calling the caucus calculator. they're also managing expectations saying they don't expect to have voting totals by tonight. >>> our turn is coming. the california primary is just about a week and a half away. march 3rd. get up to speed at nbc bay area.com. click on the link in the upper right-hand corner titled bay area election guide. >>> in other news, new details now about a deadly stagging at a san jose airbnb rental. documents allege ryoichi fuseya killed his girlfriend at the rental home in east foothills of san jose. he appeared before a judge yesterday and was charged with murder. investigators say that after stabbing his girlfriend fuseya packed up and drove his girlfriend's car to his mother's home. deputies found the woman's body tuesday back in the rental home on m

we asked andy coles for an interview ora we asked andy coles for an interview or a statement.y, bbc news. legislation, which will make scotland the first country in the world to make period products freely available to all, is expected to pass its first hurdle today. schools and colleges already provide the products at no cost, but later today, the scottish parliament will vote on whether to make them free for everyone who needs them. suzanne allan has the details. this means that some girls are afraid to come to school and don't wa nt to afraid to come to school and don't want to leave the house at all. these are the pads that get sent to the school. probably about every month or so in these big boxes. most women and girls on average get periods that that last five to eight days. more people are staying off school due to not having protection. i wasn't really aware of it because idid i wasn't really aware of it because i did know personally anybody who had to deal with this. finding out how many people just in our school, i was shocked at how many people are staying. we start

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cole: gm is not thononly automaker fifighng headwininds. tesla most halt production in europe.leararingady began on the jobsite, but there is a risk to drinking water. tesla will have to wait for a final court decision before it can keep cutting down trees. they aim to complete the plant by the end o of next yeaear. finally, facebook's ceo is inn brussels today, meeting with top officials, including the eu commissioner and executive vice president. the eu is working on a new digital policy, including rules to govern artificial intelligence. the first draft is expected wednesday. it is a delicate subject and not in the lease because of privacy concerns. facebook h has come under fire r not doing enough to protect user data and it is safe to expect that issue will be broughtht abt this meeting. we will follow that over the coming months. haxie: ok, i would agree. thank you very much. that is all we have time for now. stay tuned. more news is coming up in just a few minutes on france 24. ♪ >> i remember reporting on a factory. i spoke to the people, and i learned there was a diffe

al qaeda terrorists on a boat set off explosives while cole was in port in yemen. sudan helped al qaeda carry out that attack. >>> and national geographic said a huge iceberg broke off west antarctica's most endangered glacier. satellite as captured images of ice breaking off the pine glacier ice shelf last weekend. the 120 square mile chunk shattered into smaller icebergs. almost the size of three san franciscos. temperatures on the antarctic peninsula spiked to a record 65 degrees fahrenheit last week. >>> still to come, child safety. the maker of a top seller car booster seat is under investigation over its testing practices. seat is being questioned on its testing practices. king, shouldn't somebody be listening? so. let's talk. we are edward jones. with one financial advisor per office, we're built for hearing what's important to you. one to one. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. that's ensure max protein, with high protein and 1 gram sugar. it's a sit-up, banana! bend at the waist! i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa

cole does not do that, but he does make faces. you can see "ellen" everyday on nbc. >>> and so if you want to walk cole before "ellen" comes on, the temperatures are reaching the mid-60s and cooler going into the weekend and the inland area is in the low 70s and we will see it and still a little bit above normal, but what about 65 degrees by the end of the week. that is still good even though it is cooler. >> a little cooler, but still in the 70s, so that is not bad. >> compared to the rest of the country. >> we will get a lot of folks who want to visit these days. >> have a great afternoon. >> see you tomorrow. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when

freya cole, bbc news.ther news: more than 1,000 former justice department officials in the united states are calling for attorney general william barr to resign. they're accusing him of interfering in the sentencing of president trump's friend and ally, roger stone, who was convicted last year of lying to congress. mr trump criticised the recommendation as "horrible and very unfair". the first step of a partial truce between the afghan taliban and the united states could start as soon as this week. talks on the deal, which would begin with a 7—day reduction in violence, have been taking place at the munich security conference in germany. the uk's biggest airport, heathrow, has apologised for disruption to flights, after a computer breakdown meant flight information boards and check in terminals unable to function. staff used whiteboards with handwritten details — one passenger said it had created utter chaos. the airport says the issue is now resolved. in 2002, more than 200 people from around the world we

freya cole reports. volcano, the highest peak of the galapagos islands, are 30 prehistoric giants. until this moment, scientists thought they ceased to exist. translation: 29 have genetic ancestry of the extinct floreana tortoise. and one female juvenile tortoise is of genetic ancestry of the extinct pinta tortoise. the last remaining pinta tortoise died eight years ago. his name was lonesome george. he was 100 years old and he didn't produce any offspring, although scientists tried for years. but this new discovery could help track down a direct descendant. scientists also hope to facilitate breeding of both the pinta and florea na tortoises to help grow numbers of the fragile species. translation: hopefully, in the very near future, we can bring back two species that were extinct and with captive breeding and scientific work, we can recover them. it's an exciting opportunity to rebuild the ecosystem. itjust might be slow going. freya cole, bbc news. that is a story that has taught us that is a story th

freya cole reports.at a grown—up problem, forced to flee in the province the last rebel held area against advances from the russian syrian army. our goal is to go and live in a safe country, turkey or europe. here it is no longer safe. from ad lib to print land, this rally near the syrian— turkish border is an attempt to let authorities make the crossing in a search for a better life. —— an attempt to persuade authorities to let them make a crossing in a search for a better life. we had to leave our house, possessions and livelihoods for us possessions and livelihoods for us to go to an unknown place like berlin. but this wall stands in their wake, stretching 764 km along tu rkey‘s stretching 764 km along turkey's southern border. open safe passages is scrawled on concrete as children sit idly by. unicef estimates 1.2 million syrian children are and need of the world's help that there is no end in sight, only escalating air strikes and no safe place for residents to seek shelter. freya cole, bbc news. st

freya cole, bbc news. jenny hill is in the japanese capital, tokyo.he situation regarding the olympics? there was some talk about whether they will actually go ahead this summer. the authorities here are particularly concerned because the number of cases are rising, many of them linked to the diamond princess, down the coast in the port of yokohama but separately to that, around 150, 160 cases among the general population. the japanese authorities are keen to contain the outbreak. in just five months‘ time, tokyo is going to host the 2020 olympics. the health minister said it‘s far too early to consider the cancellation. they will be thrilled that overnight, a senior member of the committee, dick pound, said it is far too early to be talking about cancellation. he said 2— three months‘ time is really when that kind of monumental decision would have to be made because that is a court when athletes start arriving and people start building their studios and so on. it‘s a scenario that no—one here wants to see happen. we walked down the street and see sig

where resistance to matt coles policies has sparked the yellow vest movement one of the biggest challenges to his presidency so farr. this familyy just a broken but has already been plenty of speculation ass to who might replace the french president's ally in the races monty frontsts as plates. lookig for low did king look at his the french minister of health and yes it was a is seen by many as a credible candidate someone from president macros party who could step in at short notice and enter paris's mayoral race. but between pension reform the hospital crisis and the management of the corona virus it's hard to know how she might fare in a campaign. are you a candidate madam. just is neither the place the time to think this will differ for of another name being circular is the secretary of gender equality marlin she up bob but she is already on the municipal ballot vying for mayor of paris is fourteenth district and is said she prefers to stick to that race. delphian berkeley is the mayor of the ninth district of paris and a regional councillor she is not a member of macros party but it's

freya cole, bbc news.cult challenges faced by uk and eu brexit negotiators throughout the last few years was the status of northern ireland. emma vardy was at the irish border in the minutes after it became the uk's only land border with the eu. well, all of a sudden this invisible geographical line takes on a great new significance. this, where i am standing, is now the new land border between the uk and the eu. there was no great fanfare, no singing, a small band of protesters gathered here to mark the moment. to the eye, of course, nothing will change, but it will have implications for thousands of businesses across the island. now, keeping is border open was always such a difficult part of those brexit negotiations. in the end, a resolution was found through a controversial compromise which effectively moves this border to the irish sea. it leaves northern ireland in a bit of a halfway house in future, abiding by eu single market rules, but staying part of the new uk's global trading arrangements. and

freya cole reports. her father play a game while jets drop bombs in the distance. laughs laughter is the only way, says the girl's father, to cope with the hardships of incessant war. the syrian army, backed by russia, has increased air strikes in the north—west of the country in their relentless goal to control the last major rebel stronghold. translation: the battle to liberate idlib and aleppo countryside is ongoing. regardless of some of the empty bubbles of sound coming from the north, as well as the battle for liberating all syrian soil, crushing terrorism and achieving stability. as assad wraps up his offensive, more people are forced to flee. in the last four days alone, the united nations has estimated 40,000 people have been displaced. many of them are women and children. they hope to reach the border with turkey with a dream to enter europe, but first they must outrun the bombs and survive the bitter cold. translation: there are 140 families without shelter. there are no heaters, the condition

cole. >> >> the senate, upon two articles of impeachment exhibited against him by the house of representatives, and 2/3 of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charges contained therein, it is, therefore, ordered and ajudged that the said donald john trump be and he is hereby acquitted of the charges in said articles. host: our first hour this morning dedicated to hearing from you on the u.s. senate voting to acquit president trump from those two articles of impeachment brought by the house. you can give reaction to the conclusion of the trial, the mostly party line vote of the senate, including the action of utah republican senator mitt romney, who became the first senator in history to vote to remove a president of his own party. here's how you can let us know your thoughts this morning. republican, 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. if you want to text us this morning, you can do so at 202-748-8003. post on twitter, @cspanwj. our faceboo

freya cole reports. wrapped and tangled, this humpback whale swam into a vicious trap.hers off the coast of mexico. as we were guarding the critical zone, the refuge, we found a humpback whale badly trapped in an illegal net. they managed to catch up to the whale and worked to cut the netting. this type of gillnet is used to catch totoaba, an endangered species of marine fish sought by chinese buyers on the black market. it's a sad reminder of why it is so important for us to protect the refuge against illegal fishing. after hours of persistence, they managed to free the whale ever so slightly, by removing the net from its mouth. but sadly for now, it still has a reminder on its tail. freya cole, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. good afternoon. actually feel to proceedings over the next couple of days. consequently with the cold air around the showers will turn wintry. not exclusively across high ground. we could see hail where the showers get lively and mixed covering here recently in wales. this is our shower distribution for this a

matt cole, thank you very much.e have spoken to the 16—year—old schoolboy who was sent hundreds of social media messages by scotland's formerfinance secretary derek mackay. the snp policitian resigned on thursday. police scotland said it hadn't received any complaint of criminality but it was "assessing available information". several hospital staff have been suspended and a police investigation is under way after the alleged assault of a patient with alzheimer's by nhs staff in kent. staff at the william harvey hospital in ashford allegedly held down an elderly man's arms, legs and face while they inserted a catheter. the incident came to light after a member of staff handed a video to the independent newspaper. women now hold a third of the board positions in the uk's 100 biggest public companies. the figure is up from just 12% a decade ago. but a government—backed review, which set this target, highlights a lack of women in senior and executive roles. katy austin reports. my name is francesca ecsery. i sit on the

that was matt cole speaking to me a little earlier.ied suddenly and unexpectedly six months into their marriage. he‘s now organising a concert this weekend to raise awareness of the risk of heart disease to young people. it‘s the first time he‘s spoken about his loss to the bbc asian network‘s shabnam mahmood. singer arjun has had millions of views on youtube, including for his song dedicated to his wife ofjust six months. that was the first time i have been able to put my feelings on paper. i think part of my therapy was to write it down in a song. the first time i had seen our footage from the wedding was in the video weirdly enough, so that was quite painful. natasha passed away due to a sudden cardiac arrest in september 2018. she just collapsed and obviously i called 999 and was doing cpr for a long time, that was quite harrowing. and that was it, she was declared dead on the spot. for the first time since his wife‘s death, arjun has agreed to have a heart checkup. every week, over 12 young people aged under 35 in the uk die from

freya cole, bbc news. under way, trade talks can start with some of the uk's biggest political and economic relations. earlier this week, us secretary of state mike pompeo says he hopes to have a new post—brexit trade deal with the uk signed by the end of this year. well, to discuss the prospects of such a deal, we're joined from washington by daniel lippman, a white house reporter for politico. thank you forjoining us daniel. a deal do you think for the presidential elections at the presidential elections at the end of this year, is that going to be likely do you think knowing how the us does trade talks? and how long they normally takes? i think it is a priority for president trump. he has a good relationship with borisjohnson he has a good relationship with boris johnson and doesn't he has a good relationship with borisjohnson and doesn't want to let him down. but i do think that there huawei decision it was a blow to the us uk relationship but i think if you think about the actual benefits that a deal

cole in yemen and sudan was accused of providing support to al qaida compensating the victims' families is the latest effort in sudan's bid to be taken off the u.s. sponsor of state terrorism list. thousands of women are marching in the iraqi capital to protest against recent calls for gender segregation and the announcement was made by cher cleric. earlier this week in support of separating male and female protesters iraq has witnessed months of anti-government rallies calling for a complete overhaul of the political system. or more and government protests are expected in guinea in west africa say against a referendum to change the constitution opposition parties are threatened to boycott the vote they fear president alpha condé will use the changes to extend his mandate while the 30 people have died since the demonstrations began in october mohammed as more. scuffles broke out once again on the streets of guinea's capital as a national strike became the latest weapon to be used against president alpha condé protesters in conakry have been demanding the revoke his plans to seek the ter

cole in yemen so don was accused of providing support to al qaida. in iraq thousands of women are marching in the capital baghdad to protest against recent calls for gender segregation and the announcement was made by shia cleric earlier this week in support of separating male and female protesters iraq's witnessed months of anti-government rallies calling for an overhaul of the political system u.s. attorney general william barr has agreed to testify before the house judiciary committee to answer questions regarding president tom's close ally rogers solon democrats have criticized barr and the department of justice for overruling federal prosecutors want to stone was sentenced to 7 to 9 years in prison for lying to congress but the justice department says it will reduce that sentence those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up make state's witness back to kinshasa stay with us. the the all. ok was that it. was that it was was that was that. was that was that was a was that that it was was. a combustible of moderation it sunk at the top of your m

sloppy us on jay color and to make it 4 okes books tom cole back. it up to take. this seriously. it. is a top issue on their public cheeks to get out there by lights a trio patrick chick is a highly rated talent probably the biggest asset of the czech team. took team really mean. patrick chic to be to be fully fit to be ready to be in a form for the european championship and what about alex clough the czech hair brother of louis' defensive midfielder was instrumental for the win against kosovo . they have to listen to. the boots most a stock leader and. follow it or not he had. just opened the door. finally there are 2 bonus the good players who already played at euro 2016 bloody meat of that you know from here it's about limp and private got a job back from hoffenheim that is a good also. villalba nerves long it was only. able to munch on one with a game a few. months off the longest with any problems all. right so what can check republican euro 2020. with me hope that they will go. they will continue off to do a group we hope maybe quarterfinals maximals from my point of view w

saying that the chairman of the inquiry commission, one of alabama's great judges used to say, campbell cole, he has to say about the judges you stray from the canons of ethics the judge left his post sadly he left his post with withholding the military aid to ukraine and white house visit for the new ukrainian president. and in so doing he took the great powers of the office of the president of the united states with him. impeachment is the only check on such a wrongdoing. the second article, obstruction of congress gave the struggle to overhand strategy and failure to fully pursue the document and witnesses and wish that they nhave done more. however after careful consideration of the evidence developed in the hearing and public disclosure, the precedence in the trial i believe the president deliberately and unconstitutionally obstructed congress by refusing to cooperate with the investigation in any way. while i am sensitive to protecting the privileges and ad the dna remedies afforded to the president and advisors i believe it is critical to the structure we also protect the authorities

that the chairman of the inquiry commission and one of alabama's great judges used to say, randal cole, he used to say about judges who strayed from the cannons of ethics, that the judge left his post. sadly, president trump left his post with regard to the withholding of military aid to ukraine and a white house visit for the new ukranian president. and in so doing, he took the great powers of the office of the president of the united states with him. impeachment is the only check on such presidential wrongdoing. the second article of impeachment, obstruction of congress, gave me more pause. i've struggled to understand the house's strategy and their failure to fully pursue documents and witnesses and wished that they had done more. however, after careful consideration of the evidence developed in the hearings, the public disclosures, the legal precedence in the trial, i believe the president deliberately and unconstitutionally obstructed congress by refusing to cooperate with the investigation into any way. -- investigation in any way. while i'm sensitive to protecting the privileges

andy coles has denied having an inappropriate relationship with her.wrote of his elder brother, "he had joined special branch and was undercover, living a double life." 2a years after she met andy coles, jessica learned his true identity. it was total shock. you obviously, you remember the things were said to one another, the times you were intimate with them, and then think, "who was listening?" andy coles was one of many police spies, who posed as activists to gather information on protest movements. his unit, the special demonstration squad, is set to be investigated at the upcoming inquiry into undercover policing. an internal metropolitan police inquiry has resulted in no criminal proceedings and the police watchdog found no grounds to investigate andy coles. but the met said it is credible he had a relationship withjessica, and if he was still a serving officer, he would have had a case to answer for alleged gross misconduct. we asked andy coles for an interview, or a statement. in response, his lawyer said... if i'd have known who he really was,

think there are several people as i mentioned the health minister spawn is a big critic of the mayor cole open door immigration policy then you've got frederick manses a veteran with a lot of support from the business community. at the state premier of north rhine-westphalia and there are others so there's plenty of people possibly the sort of white male in the typical leaders of the christian democrat party number less these people are waiting waiting for their charts now that i k k . is seemingly part of the history books p.w. political correspondent simon young thank you alice take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world syrian government forces have killed 5 turkish soldiers in the province of idlib that's according to turkey's defense ministry the area around it was the last rebel held region in syria turkey has sent thousands of troops at a hole to government offensive efforts by damascus to retake the region have displaced nearly 700000 sits civilians. caught in russia has sentenced 7 young activists to between 6 and 8 years in prison some skew that should

have announced a $100.00 day plan to implement their long awaited trade deal indonesian president joe cole we met a strain of prime minister scott morrison incomparable because she is over the deal began a decade ago on the agreement was finally boss applied last week it will almost eliminate all tariffs between the 2 countries. german carmaker dime learned plans to cut $15000.00 jobs by means of severance pay and early retirement that would be a step up from its current cost causing plans according to a newspaper reports some car models like the mercedes as coupe a will be discontinued the car maker aims to lower labor costs by $1400000000.00 euros by the end of 2022 time and c.e.o. is expected to announce the cuts on tuesday. night japan is the world's 2nd biggest per capita producer of pasta quayside after the united states the japanese government has promised action including introducing a plastic bag charge due to come into effect later this year in the meantime though impatient entrepreneurs are coming up with their own ways to talk a little. rarely a problem in tokyo with drinks ava

stores in the country too they include nike ralph lauren and capri which owns clothing brands michael coles experts fear the virus could have a major impact on china's economy with knock on effects for the rest of the global supply chain. let's check in with our financial correspondent chose to delay me in france which as we've heard are companies like he doesn't tesla affected how much economic damage this virus do or has already done most of these companies aren't yet putting a dollar figure on how it will impact their business that economists have begun to make initial estimates estimates of the damage and it's going to be significant especially in this current quarter a lot of economists are referencing the 2003 stars outbreak as a potential. as a way to sort of gauge this and then it cost the economy about $40000000000.00 but this is going to be much much bigger of an impact mostly because the chinese economy is so much bigger than it was back then now it's about 15 percent of g.d.p. then it was about 3 to 4 percent so it's going to have a much bigger impact on the global economy but m

they don't talk about the republicans or tom cole. they blame republicans and the president first.ink he's prepared to do whatever he needs to do. he said we'll get however much we need. chuck schumer says you need 8.5. we don't know what we need. but this president has taken an oath to protect this country and he means it. i'm telling you, this is one they are not going to win. it may be a blip in the economy in the near term and hurt our supply chain copping from china. it will hurt the world economy, i get all that. but the bottom line is we keep america safe. congress plan, so good to have you here. coming up. it's time to add to the aoc highlight reel. >> how many years until the world ends again? we have 12 years left to cut emissions by at least 50% if not more. this is a call to action on several levels. is it okay to still have children? isn't 10 million enough? like when does it stop? right? trish: find out what head scratching things she is now saying that has everyone calling her a liar. but first, another one bites the dust. another blue state hail mary lawsuit has bee

cole's temperature is normal but the nurse follows up. >> have you had any vomiting? >> no. >> how about some diarrhea? >> reporter: health offenses are fully equipped to monitor 30,000 students. south bay colleges and schools have been sendi ing out alerts since the first case was announced last friday. one of the most important steps the school district is taking is asking parents to provide feedback about their children's symptoms. >> we want to know are we seeing an unusual number of kids with fever, an unusual number of kids with respiratory. that really helps us track this and respond. >> reporter: individuvigilance lesson learned since swine flu swept in 2009 and 2010 killing more than 12,000. fear and suspicion of others can surface on crowded campuses. people need to be aware of irrational behavior. >> so people can be afraid maybe that any person coughing or sneezing could be contagious. we know the vast majority of people out there coughing or sneezes once are perfectly healthy, not sick all. >> reporter: in cole's case the larry bealpokeith e. reprvehe o u

nat king cole turns over in his grave. so do aretha and gladys -- although they are still alive and not in their graves. i come from a people that were very concerned about getting it right, and they sang the notes because souls were predicated on whether you got those notes right in that church or on the blocks or in the clubs, but now with the corporatization of music the same way our universities are corporatized and schools are corporatized, the market, downturn of integrity, decency pushed to the margin and it is all about just getting over the 11th commandment, thou shalt not get caught. that is will we are teaching our young folk. get over by any means, just don't get caught. just don't get caught. that is a sad sad thing. ,we have reached that point. go right ahead. >> given the universal human challenge of preserving treasures in earthen vessels, what comfort do you have for aspiring prophet who seek to raise their voices in a way that will not contradict the four principles that dubois highlighted in your text. c

that includes dan cole...here has been an arm wrestle going oi'i there has been an arm wrestle going on between the premiership clubs and english rugby union between what is the second year of professional by the second year of professional rugby in this country. many now believe that this could how the end of promotion into the premiership, weaving championship clubs firmly in the shadows. after drawing the one day series, england's cricketers have started their t20 series against south africa. they are in east london, they won the toss and bowled first. south africa started really well, with some rapid scoring from the top order. bavuma, de kock and van der dussen all found the boundary at will. they were 100—1 off their first 10 overs//but england's bowlers made in—roads, chris jordan took two wickets off two balls at the death. south africa making 177—8. in reply, england have started brightly as well. we went on the attack and had great batting. england are 94—2 in the tenth over, in part with south afric

there are a cole h spots at bbins foll wall street banks took advantage of millions of americansuring the recession. so, myife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give peoe a fair deal and real economic power in businesses owned by women and peoplef color. affordable housing. the difference between words and actis matter that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. >>pleasanton police are asking for your help now and identify 3 people involv in a home invasion robbery we have surveillance video which captured 3 people as they were suv driving in front of the home and picking up l 3 men. the victim thankfly was not physically hurt. happening today kron 4 will be sitting down wh former oakland police chief anne rkpatrick local cityleaders made the announcement that she had been fire late ursday evening. they say the decision was unanimous between the oaklan mayor libby shaft and the memberof the police commission. but we're going to get her side of the story crawford's pamoore