g. >> jimmy: and izzy g >> "aj and the queen."y >> jeez, these kids today, my goodness >> jimmy: can we talk about the "drag race"? >> the "drag race. >> jimmy: yeah >> which is starting february - [ laughter ] february 28th. it's starting. it's starting. >> jimmy: the "drag race." >> the "drag race. [ laughter ] with the weeknd ain't on there the weeknd is not on the "drag race." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no the "drag race." i know - "drag race" -- you've won so many emmys for this -- >> several many. >> jimmy: that is -- >> several many emmys. >> jimmy: several many emmys and it's a fantastic show. >> it's a fantastic show >> jimmy: i love the show. it is fun. it is positive >> yeah. >> jimmy: it is about acceptance it's about love. and it's just really good for the brain. >> it is >> jimmy: i do >> and it's got a lot of drag queens on there. >> jimmy: it really does it does have a lot of drag queens >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: why do people connect to the show, do you think? >> you know, honestly, i this think it has to do with the t

can be the voice of izzy the woman held by as we speak for them out in the world to.the well over a piece of our lives but now we can do something i mean they don't go we have to sing and paint what i used to tell us women and children until everyone understands what i asked tara is. that we demand our rights before god and the law wow that might be possible. in 75 minutes on d w. welcome to the duramax new jersey chant. goodbye no stewards. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning arts and culture to ensure a. place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe and don't miss out. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea israel. venting itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits of those of the regime oh. kim jong un has introduced an insidious reward system to coerce allegiance to the regime. those who don't make it into the fun metropolis are often poor and hungry. have fun in pyongyang starts february 28th on d w. this is d w news and these are our top stories a prominent activist is being detained for alleged ties to

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to try to communicate our love for our home region and village to the tourists sat up later told by izzya no i don't care to do you feel that also means learning some italian at language courses and the otherwise empty rectory. many of the guests come especially for the courses and stay for at least a week. many visitors are keen to explore the area the tale committee offers truffle tours he's been hunting for truffles since he was 4 and knows the best spots using trained dogs he almost always finds the region's typical black truffles. afterwards they have straight to the kitchen to learn some of the secrets of chef massimiliano command these fine italian cuisine pasta dishes for example made a fresh cup alexy wild herbs and great. truffles. do the cooking and the kitchen so you also can have the the atmosphere feeling talian italian class cooking class instead of going to do it in the dining room. many mountain villages like portico are struggling for their very survival. nearby grove iowa of vecchio is one of italy's over 1000 ghost villages the last residents left in the 1960 s. now t

izzy gave birth to one male and female cub at the ohio columbus zoo. the scientists say it is a huge milestone to help save the cheetah population from extinction. we are back after the break. >>> today on "california live," it is fat tuesday and malou is celebrating mardi gras in the bay. >>> ladies, are you losing your hair? we may have the fix for you. it is all happening on "california live" this morning at 11:30 on nbc bay area. vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him

we stand now up to my knowledge that's a sense i am is insisting actually to have been is and when izzy why some of the even the last invited they believe it's very short of time they have to prepare this amp so i'm not sure is there any word from u.n. envoy salami himself well he hasn't spoken to the media since giving an al-jazeera interview on friday we believe that the libyan case is difficult but we don't believe it's a mission impossible the day i come to the conclusion that this mission is impossible you want that the government of national accord say they note mr salamis optimism they just can't work out what it's based on james berets al-jazeera geneva . u.s. president donald trump has been welcomed by more than 100000 people in the indian city of my bed i met about and good for us his 1st visit to the country is designed not only to boost ties and trade but also his reelection chances by appealing to 4 and a half 1000000 indian american vote is elizabeth pronto reports from i met about. on his 1st foreign trip since his impeachment trial donald trump could not have looked more

as we stand now up to my knowledge that's a sense i am is insisting actually to have been on when izzie why some of the even the last invited they believe it's very short time they have to prepare this amp so i'm not sure is there any word from u.n. envoy salami himself well he hasn't spoken to the media since giving an al-jazeera interview on friday we believe that the libyan case is difficult but we don't believe it's a mission impossible the day i come to the conclusion that this mission is impossible you want that the government of national accord say they note mr salamis optimism they just can't work out what it's based on james berets al-jazeera geneva the un is warning of a bloodbath as fighting in the northwest of syria moves closer to makeshift camps for displaced families opposition fighters backed by turkey gaining some ground in southern province they are facing attacks by government troops supported by russian air power to reports. in the cold winter of northwest syria and underground cave is the only refuge for these displaced families some find shelter in abandoned prison

and please have a lot of work to do but when it opens up again i will expect izzy a return of that feelingion. that sense that we won't be defeated by fear. when we come out and when we are strong and when we are united we can ove 1120 m e strong and when we are united we can overcome pure and actually those that perpetrate this kind of incident want to spread fear and we can overcome it by standing together. thank you very much indeed. co—leader of the green party and green party councillorfor this word in streatham in south london. we have been hearing from eyewitnesses throughout the afternoon, ever since this happened. one of them was very close to what happened, saw the three plainclothed officers as they shot the man dead at around 2pm this afternoon. this is what he told me a short time ago. i work is what he told me a short time ago. iwork in is what he told me a short time ago. i work in streatham high street and this afternoon around two o'clock in the busy time i see people panicking and screaming and i see a young guy was working on the pathway and wearing some staff and behind

. >> all right our next question is from izzy smith. we have all kinds of people lined up.iddle schoolteacher turned law student. supporter of yours. thank you for being patient. what's your question? >> thank you. senator sanders, this may i will be graduating from law school with over $250,000 in student loan debt. the majority from my under graduate education. what is your plan to help students like mae with student loan debt and how do you plan to pay for it? >> our campaign is asking the american people to think outside of the box. what beverly just described is insane. what crime did she commit? she wanted to get an education. this is the wealthiest country on earth people shouldn't have to go a quarter of a million dollars in debt to get an education. that is why i have proposed and will fright for a proposal that imposes a modest tax on wall street speculation. we bail those guys out 12 years ago and a modest tax on wall street speculation will pay for making public colleges and universities tuition free and cancelling all student debt. >> quick question. cost of co

finance deals, these are government gifts of huge sums of money so huawei comes into your area and says izzys for three years and will pay for everything. hard to compete if your western company. i argue that the u.s. approach to this auto said let's reinvigorate the exim and do loan guarantees like nokia to be competitive in these markets and let's find a way to help them bridge th r&d gap. and then let the companies run themselves. they're doing pretty well, the notion that nokia was in trouble, i kind of scratch my head, their cash went up, their market share is looking pretty good, they're in a pretty good financial position. now we need to help them beat back the chinese government from subsidizing the deals. connell: you can't just give some away. the former chairman of the house committee. melissa: they are challenging the trump administration, filing a lawsuit over the department of homeland security to suspend new yorkers applied or reapplying for the trusted traveler program such as global entry. the band was put in place because of the states information sharing policy with the fe

david: coming up, bernie sanders may be the front runner, but just how far in front izzy? -- is he? we will get the latest from kyle kondik. this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i am david westin. democrats were looking for clarity from iowa and new hampshire, but did they get it? there is no question bernie sanders won the new hampshire primary, but there are warning signs for the vermont senator. joining me is kyle kondik from the university of virginia senator for politics. give us a sense -- how far in the lead is bernie sanders after new hampshire? kyle: it was common to look through 2019 at joe biden as being a week front-runner. i think that mantle has passed to bernie sanders. he has the best odds of any of the democrats, but i do not know if he is some sort of overwhelming front runner. if you look at what happened in new hampshire, he got 25 percent of the vote, which was enough for him to win, but he tied in delegates with pete buttigieg. he has not shown a ton of appeal outside

they were born to 3-year-old izzy at the columbus zoo.ir biological mother had her eggs fertilized and implanted. it's the third time the embryo transfer was attempted in the first time it was successful. >>> it's not a drought, yet, but low snowpack is closely watched and find out how much the lack of snow is impacting local businesses. >>> it went from the stage to a scale model. we show you hot wheels with radio controlled tesla cyber trucks and when you can get your hands on them. >>> first, what is done in santa clara county to try to reduce gun violence? right now, we show you a live picture from the shores of lake tahoe and all its splendor. my parents were married up there and i lived and worked up there a couple of years. certainly, my happy place and i don't think i'm alone. you are watching mornings on to on ktvu fox2 news and we will be right back. wall street banks took advantage of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give

tells all about him, he is not new izzy?quite impressive. what do you think about the way in which the song has been selected, does this mean that the british public don't know what they're doing? very loaded question, they're doing? very loaded question, the british public have an interesting track record, i think it isa interesting track record, i think it is a step in the right direction, get the record companies involved, do what the netherlands did in 2013, they rose up the ranks and they won in 2019, it is not the first time we have had internal selection but i think it is a step in the right direction, we have a good, credible song but this is the first year. it is not going to win. i don't think it stands out as much, but i think, give it a couple of years, sweden took a long time to get up there, sweden re—hold their selection in 2002 and it took them a long time to win, its a step in the right direction. have you heard the other entries? some of them, most of them are still in the process of selecting the songs, ge

is, one european diplomat said that what they are selling is a porsche cayenne and what the uk want izzyhe uk government strategy? i'm glad to show that picture because i did not know that was either. there are several considerations for the eu. we did talk about this political declaration with the uk government and, though it is non—binding, it does set out a division for the future of the uk's cooperation with the eu. that is more towards the porsche. but the uk government are saying that they are going to become a third country so treat us like it, you see that yes, that requires jet along the borders. we have the question of the border between the northern ireland and the republic but also the bridge —— the border between great britain and northern ireland. is this big loss in language? sort of, but it's also about the eu being a regular toy space that has rules and paperwork and they don't want it to be about a gentlemen agreement. the fair thing to say is that we do worry about the uk on its doorstep becoming a major competitor at the try to navigate that. will talk more about this

thought as we stand now up to my knowledge that's a sense i am is insisting that it happens and when izzie why some of the even the last invited they believe it's very short time they have to prepare this amp so i'm not sure is there any word from u.n. envoy salami himself well he hasn't spoken to the media since giving an al-jazeera interview on friday we believe that the libyan case is difficult but we don't believe it's a mission impossible the day i come to the conclusion that this mission is impossible you want that the government of national accord say they note mr salamis optimism they just can't work out what it's based on james barry's al-jazeera geneva wiki leaks founder julian assange has begun as far as against extradition from britain to the u.s. for more let's cross now to barbara sara in our european broadcast center. thank you kim yes the u.s. authorities are demanding a be handed over to face trial for espionage which could see him jailed for life he's accused of leaking hundreds of thousands of secret your stock commenced 10 years ago but a songes lawyers say the charges

as we stand now up to my knowledge that's a sense i am is insisting actually to have ins and when izzie why some of the even the last invited they believe it's very short time they have to prepare this amp so i'm not sure is there any word from u.n. envoy salami himself well he hasn't spoken to the media since giving an al-jazeera interview on friday we believe that the libyan case is difficult but we don't believe it's a mission impossible the day i come to the conclusion that this mission is impossible you want that the government of national accord say they note mr salamis optimism they just can't work out what it's based on james berets al-jazeera geneva . the emir of qatar is holding talks with president it's the mayor's 1st visit to the capital tunis since aids election when high on the agenda is the ongoing conflict in libya warlord and leave the have to launch an offensive to take tripoli from the internationally recognized government last april. years of violence in a poor health care system have left thousands of people in south sudan with disabilities but the country of told

during 9/11, i witnessed first hand ali that city back, i lived in saint petersburg and the mere was my izzynite the country. that is what this is about. it is about defeating donald trump and uniting the country so we can move donald trump and uniting the country so we can move forward and address other things, like so we can move forward and address otherthings, like bernie sanders, and if michael bloomberg wins bernie sanders will have a better chance of getting things accomplished. sanders will have a better chance of getting things accomplishedm bernie sanders becomes the democratic nominee for the presidency, we support in? absolutely. i do not believe in labels, i absolutely. i do not believe in labels, lam absolutely. i do not believe in labels, i am an american first, i will take one for the team and vote michael bloomberg the matter who, but with the bernie sanders people i've spoken to, you do not do the same way, i've spoken to, you do not do the same way, that i find that disappointing. we need to get donald trump out of the white house. do you agree with that? we have a primary

i was invited after several months retirement to get izzy and so i have. so i have. it is appropriate that we recalled that it was about 75 years ago this month when president franklin delano egyptelt met aboard -- in and initiated what would become what would become a long relationship between the united states, saudi arabia, and other nations in the region. as the story goes, they talked about many things during this meeting. they talked about their common responsibilities as heads of state. they talked about their shared view that at the heart of things they longed to be farmers. they also talked about the fact that their own personal infirmities were both obstacles that they had to overcome in their lives. -- fdrn delano roosevelt even left one of his wheelchairs for the king, which became an object of pride for the saudi's. they came to a solution that centered around military training for saudi arabia, then a fledgling country surrounded bypolitical sport in the region. all in all, a mixture of personal relationships and national interests that for better or wo

population and growing to 10 million people but also changing consumer 50% of the current population is jen izzy or millennial's who are changing the way they are consuming and eating food and at the same time you got the challenges around water scarcity so it is hard to keep doing what you're doing and how to innovate. that is where we focus on the innovation in those areas but then as we kicked into this we have to get the entre nous errors aligned with the problems. how we did that was we put a challenge out to entrepreneurs and instead of a generic challenge in saying let's increase productivity by 50% we are saying robotic automation will make this impact, controlled environment will make this impact. bioscience will make this impact. digitization and data will make this impact. breaking down the aspects of it and putting a challenge out to 5000 entrepreneurs from around the world and getting them to come up with the ideas, innovation and then pitch live on stage five years ago we brought entre nous errors from around the world into western -- like a group like this and the sharks on the st

pretty good analysis by izzy. kind of right on. >> i think he hit a lot of those things right. the take away, mike, is td only person who really seemed to help themselves last night and, please, i want everybody to correct me if they disagree here was biden. >> yes. >> in a big way. >> i know the arrows were going up and sideways and everything, but nobody seemed to help their cause last night in that mess other than joe biden. >> no, when he spoke it was very forceful and it was to the point and more -- probably better off for him he remains silent during all the chaos, the yelling and screaming back and forth. >> yeah. >> but if i could do a little flashback for the -- we got from eddie, one of the things missing from this debate and all of the other debates i would submit is talk about this country and who we are and who we've always been and pete buttigieg got to it a bit last night and i think he was wrong on it when he was talking about the 1960s movements. i mean, without people walking across the edmond pettis bridge in 1960 the civil rights movement doesn't flourish. w

they were developed by their surrogate mom named izzy at the columbia iological mother is 6 years oldd vulnerable, meaning they're likely to become endangered unless something changes. everybody is doing well. >> that was a multiple ahhh moment. we choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. president kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace,igs, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. which of your devices are protected by daily security updates? daily security updates... daily? i don'nld updates to each device. comcast business securityedge updates every 10 minutes to help keep your connected devices protected against new ransomware, malware and phishing threats. every 10 minutes feels pretty good. get secure, reliable internet and voice for an amazing price. call today. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> this is a kpix

is quite a lot of fog around in the southern half of england and our wales —— and wales, so take it izzyemperatures generally in the range of 6— 10 degrees. more of a breeze towards the west, so the weather breaking up more readily than it did yesterday. still clear skies around overnight but it will be a breezy night. we won't have problems with fog but in rural areas perhaps out of the breeze, you might just rural areas perhaps out of the breeze, you mightjust see the odd pocket of frost but not much more than that. if you are out towards the west, you can see the cloud starting to build. so we start on friday morning on a chilly note and also a dry one with a fair bit of sunshine. we also see this line of cloud, this is a weak weather front coming our way cloud, this is a weak weather front coming ourway and cloud, this is a weak weather front coming our way and that is going to introduce an patchy, light rain and some drizzle. hot on its heels we will see more persistent rain coming our way with strengthening winds. so, as we had on through friday to saturday, that band of persistent

izzy vegetable adverse? he is fond of hamburgers, we do know that. making ice cream less accessible as well" so they were hiding ice cream and putting cauliflower into the mashed potato. you could not put it under the bed, it would melt. gentlemen, we will see you later. the time now is 623. we've seen some extreme weather conditions recently — and the various storms to batter the uk have caused all sorts of challenges. one of them is the tricky task of landing an aeroplane in high winds. it's a job which requires skill, strong nerves and special training, as breakfast‘s tim muffett has been finding out. how on earth do pilots land in strong crosswinds? with gusts of 50 miles an hour or more, landings can look alarming. we are lined up, we have got the wind from the right. peter hodgdon is showing me how it is done. it is about a 40 mile an hour crosswind. we've seen some extreme weather conditions recently — we are approaching gatwick. it is very, very windy, and, oh yes, we are in a simulator. crosswinds a part of the daily life of being a commerci