furious, callie moved out of jan's flat.ves or dies, and so it was easy that she had to live. the consequences of it was very hard. but i would have done it again if i had the chance. i would be hoping this time it would work. callie had an appointment with a mental health crisis team the following day. before that, she visited one of her favourite places, an animal sanctuary near canterbury where she had often spent time watching the wolf pack. all the while she was still on the suicide forum. any advice for the crisis team? i am seeing them in two hours. you will need to play along and pretend it was just a passing you will need to play along and pretend it wasjust a passing cloud and that you're getting better. callie took the advice to heart. she told the crisis team she no longer intended to hang herself. what she didn't tell them was that she had found a new method on the suicide forum and had already bought what she needed to carry it out. was released, and when they heard they set out to find her. —— callie was relea

and then, you know, jan calling me. — you know, because callie would sometimes talk about suicide — so that didn't shock us, but forjan to say she has detailed plans, she's going to do it. i know my daughter, if she's going to do something, she'll do it. sarah called 999. the police found callie at another friend's flat. they saw she had bruise marks on her neck and a noose. after they left, callie posted to the suicide forum. "hey guys, just to update you — the police left on the condition i visit the mental health team, which i agreed to. although i still intend to leave friday morning and just try to remain undetected until then and be vague with the mental health team." callie discovered that her mother had called the police and that jan had been the one to tip her off. "i realise it was a bad idea to be so open. but, since i'm autistic, i find it extremely hard to be dishonest. i feel extremely betrayed by my friend." furious, callie moved out of jan's flat. my decision was she either lives or dies, and so it was e

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. >>> we want to welcome back to our table jan schakowsky, democrat of illinois. the headline from "the independent," trump official refuses to say that coronavirus vaccine would be affordable to all. what did you hear from the secretary? >> the secretary said in no uncertain terms that he could not ensure that the coronavirus -- that the vaccine would be affordable although they would work to make it happen, because we had to rely on the private sector. he's talking about big pharma. and understand, i made the point that the taxpayers have really done the research, the bulk of the money has been from every one of us. and yet he's saying that we can't assure that it's going to be affordable. imagine, we're talking about the potential of worldwide pandemic, saying, well, we can't do anything about controlling the private sector, big pharma. >> why -- well, is he right, if taxpayer dollars aren't being used for that? >> no, but taxpayer dollars have been doing all the basic research, about 80%. and you would think that the government would have some control over the

jan-henrik: that's correct.e a story he denied on looking for a replacement for shareholdersf the called for the chairman to resign, which is unprecedented not just in banking, swiss banking, but corporate switzerland. so it's a delicate case. riftall started as a between iqbal khan and tidjane thiam. the chairman failed to intervene quick enough. this became a full-blown corporate governance fight. this is bad. the new ceo is well-regarded in switzerland. he has to restore trust, and banking at the end of the day is about trust. att: you know, i see you banking events around europe all the time constantly talking to these executives. we heard from an analyst who thomas gottstein is "very swiss." i guess he is a known quantity in zurich. jan-henrik: i don't know what it means to be very swiss. i would agree that he's a very calm person at the end of the day. he is a soldier, will probably do what he's told to do. maybe that is swiss. first of all, he's an investment banker. a lot of experience. he was the ceo of

. >> this is aunt jan hert. >> it was very hopeless.ss. >> did you believe that they would have done this? >> never. i never believed it for one minute. >> the family stuck by tommy and ray as the men watched their 20s and then their 30s come and go in state prison. now, here they were in their mid-40s. still telling everybody and anybody, including us, that they did not kill old man bob. >> i just walked with the faith and i was just like, this is not the end. >> reporter: the brothers had turned down any and all plea deals determined, instead, to clear their names. they joined every prison program, took every class they could to improve themselves. >> we schooled ourselves. we always took any kind of programs they had to offer. >> both of you? >> yeah, absolutely. worked every day. and just held our heads up. >> but to prove their innocence, they needed some solid new evidence and by 2009, after 22 years, even their family had about given up on that. >> had you actually gotten to the stage where you thought, well, they'll be there for

barnhart,jan patrick i do not know if this would happen in germany or elsewhere. can you talk us through differences of how swiss banks are run, whether the chairman has more power than in. . other parts of the world. jan-patrick: i think it is a little similar to what is happening or what could happen in germany, in all of the german-speaking countries, the supervisory board has a strong position, and when things turn sour, of course they have to take action. and with all that thiam has done in the past, being a good manager for the bank, at the end, the buck stops with him, and no matter whether he was fully aware with what is happening with the spying scandal or not, it is is responsibility that those things should not happen, and that is why i can understand that the board at some point woul was now forced to make a decision here. francine: patrick winters, we know that the chairman, or thrown or, has -- urs rohner, has complete backing to complete his term until 2021. or emboldened by this? he is in bone then, if you can make it the next year without sharehol

our guest this week on the communicators is representative jan schakowsky, democrat from illinois and chair of the consumer protection subcommittee. congresswoman schakowsky, what are some of the key technology issues that your subcommittee is working on right now? rep. schakowsky: i think the biggest bite we are trying to take in the area of technology is we want to do a, hopefully bipartisan, we are working hard, data privacy bill. i think now people are understanding the hazards of the .nternet from the new york times, wrote an amazing article this sunday. she says we thought we were searching google and then we found out that google is really searching us. that is the feeling i think a lot of people have, that, wait a minute, am i in control of my data? are they going to use it for purposes that i don't know, may never know? and to exploit me? am i the product? i think this kind of anxiety -- there was a honeymoon period when we thought we have these devices that are fantastic. you can get the call in you ear and you can look up the world's information in just a couple of clicks.

here's jan crawford. >> we have liftoff. >> reporter: in the race to put a man on the moon, there wasathematical genius made the difference. >> i counted everything. i counted the dishes when i washed them. >> reporter: katherine johnson broke barriers. at nasa she calculated the trajectory of alan shepard's space flight. her projections helped the apollo mission land on the moon. as recounted in the movie "hidden figures," which told the story of johnson and other pioneering african american women at nasa, astronaut john glenn would fly only after she verified the numbers. >> if she says they're good, i'm ready to go. >> reporter: at a time when only 2% of african american women had college degrees, johnson graduated at 18 in the jim crow segregated south. >> there are no colored bathrooms in this building. >> reporter: in 2015, president obama awarded her the presidential medal of freedom. she told us on her 98th birthday her father's motto always guided her. >> you're as good as anybody here. >> reporter: and you took that to heart. >> yeah. and you're no worse. you're no better. >

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for her and her partner jan it has meant they can plan for the future.ncially, i can say i'm financially stable through boxing, which many people don't think it can happen forfemales which many people don't think it can happen for females but here which many people don't think it can happen forfemales but here i am, showing it can be part of what terry is doing, as a partner, isjust amazing. she is going onwards and upwards andl amazing. she is going onwards and upwards and i believe one day she will be the new katie taylor. what do you like watching her? the first fight i do you like watching her? the first fight i watched her, i did not eat all day, i did not sleep, i was a nervous wreck, shaking. when the bell rang and i saw her fight, i was just so relaxed. i know what potential she has, and how good she is. she gets in that ring and does the job. saturday night is a big step up for terry, eva walstrom has held the title since 2015 whilst terry has had just nine professional fights. people like normal people who have gone on and achieved against odds

was never obsessed by you his models included older icons such as french actress jan mobile he was inspired by self-confident strong women and how to read ability to capture the soul of some of the world's most photographed women like hollywood stars human salman and nicole kidman. and in return they appreciated that he liked them to be real and natural eye. his unpretentious approach made him many famous friends in the industry one that was worlds away from his hometown of 2 spot in western germany. i see the man. be the limber in the for. shish. yeah the contact he had to touch people into the can you can tell that's not that's not a point there's no longer here. in here. peter lindbergh photos tell of human fellner ability they question the superficiality of showbusiness they tell stories. whether he was photographing he always managed to get to that very. office or a spy is roman polanski is less his film has just been nominated for 12 seasons the french oscars bots the film has been subject to a backlash after polanski himself related the plot of the film to his own sexual abuse case b

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those questions you do speak to in the big we need to do this because we can no longer keep on calling jan i'm doing my best. i mean i came make him a sort of phony he's not answering. you make me do something. to. make me shit or. give me explain to you why i love you. so i don't know why you can't get a chaplain on the phone. if you're going to thing to do it and you know when we get married i guess been telling the whole world how much i love. you know with. michael. in the floating over the city in i'm a little bit on the. killers is a bear watching and they know it's at the end it's gone. you know good to be able to call you when i wake up. i. love you love you and i don't understand. your kid who grew. i know. about. the fact that. in. your arms it takes a cue a people in pain days 8 individuals being executed in 2 days is classify my opinion as a mass execution why is it taking this decision now the governor is rushing the execution simply because of the drug situation there is a troll that arc is all pals that will be expiring they have decided that it would be better cheaper for t

since i think it's terrible that has such rightwing tendencies i myself am from ther in jan born i was born there and the situation is terrible. more talks. over the weekend containing this regional fiasco so that it doesn't turn into a national political crisis. now the some of the other stories making news around the world people in india's capital delhi are voting in local elections it's the 1st test in the national government passed controversial citizenship laws prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist party is hoping to wrestle control of daily from the opposition the city's chief executive has campaigned for reelection on his record of improving public services. the trumpet ministration has fired top white house ukraine specialist army lieutenant colonel alexander vin. had provided damaging testimony testimony about president trump during the recent impeachment process media reports say trump is also recalling u.s. ambassador to the e.u. gordon. wise testified against the president. the us has said it is killed the leader of al qaida in the arabian peninsula. me was repo

could take several more months for more let's cross right over to detail these financial correspondent jan squat on wall street yes i am say you are how are investors the google chances in this case. well if you take a wall street as an indication then the tech companies do not have to be concerned too much at this point all of the big u.s. tech names are trading basically record highs this clearly is an important case because it could set the tone and pace for other cases against companies like facebook amazon or will but it probably won't happen before early next year and then google even could go into another pealed so this decade long case is not over any time soon as it seems now against the european union has a reputation for being tough on big tech names like google and regulatory environment in the united states is very different though how do you explain this ideological divide. well no offense but there are not really any super big european tech names so most companies we're talking about here are american called gratian so it's not a big surprise that the u.s. administration is

first 2 dortmund look to have strengthened their bid for the mostly good title by signing amrit jan from the italian side you ventus on the last day of the transfer window the 26 year old germany international joins are on loan until the end of the season to cover for injured midfielder thomas delaney but the transfer will become permanent should certain conditions be met with a reported 25000000 euros having been agreed between the 2 sides. this is deja vu news report from berlin expires are up next is a shift living in the digital age and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock at our website studio v dot com thanks for watching. the film. were systematically robbed by the nazis. and after the war there were no signs of compensation. jewish on.

well staying with football in the bundesliga is friday and not jan dortmund cruised to a dominating 4 nil victory against frankfurt moving up to 6 in place in the title in the process veteran defender luke is pissed chick got the party started with just a half an hour gone and it was jade sanchez the informed englishman adding another early in the 2nd half not to go to holland set the record. goal in his 1st 5 when this league games just a few minutes later and where they rounded out the school with a quarter of an hour left on the clock for nil to the hundreds so i don't mean with . a video of an astronaut bring in with a dog after spending nearly a year in space has gone viral causing damp allies around the world for staying the cost came home this week after $328.00 days on the international space station and her dog little brown dog known as l b d was very obviously a life had to see her again. not sure who was more excited glad she remembers me after you that's what course wrote when she posted the video on such well maybe we thank you for. what a way to go out coming up next kat

coronavirus and i can't help but sort of put the 2 next to each other you have the detention camps inching jan and then you have the lockdown of tens of millions of people as a result of the coronavirus what do you think it says about the country i think it says a lot of. government control about what kind of earth's a valence state this is i mean we're seeing a lot of reports about to what extent china is using facial recognition technology to monitor where people who've been to corrode infected areas where they're going where they've been and this is exactly the same technology that's being used in to jiang to monitor people's every move so i think what connects these 2 stories is basically china's all pervasive surveillance state and any response from the chinese government none so far we were able to talk to the chinese foreign minister who was in berlin last week we obviously confronted him with the allegations and he called over the fake news. conrad thank you. more than 72000 people have been infected with the coronavirus in china making the 60 or so cases in hong kong still a separate

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been working on a report investigating russia's role in the conflict in ukraine numbskulls daughter jan and i'm so over travel to prague for the ceremony. can you say. renaming the square reminds us that his murder hasn't been investigated and it's a signal for the russian authorities that it has to be investigated i hope that it will be done. but she knows there is little chance russian authorities will get to the bottom of who wanted to kill her father. it was one week ago when a far right extremist with a gun killed 9 people from germany's immigrant community in the town of hollow he also shot dead his mother before killing himself on thursday german lawmakers were briefed on the investigation in a special session of the parliamentary home affairs committee interior minister horst they were far calling the killings the latest in the bloody trail of far right terrorists in an open letter to germany's chancellor representatives of germany's immigrant communities politicians to do more against right wing extremism and racism they stress the lack of ministers with an immigrant background

think it's terrible that they're in jail has such frightening tendencies so i myself am from through in jan of war and i was born there as voters and the situation is terrible . more talks and l. planned in berlin over the weekend containing this regional fiasco so that it doesn't turn into a national political crisis. local elections are underway at india's capital delhi is the 1st poll test since the national government passed controversial citizenship laws which many believe discriminates against muslims or that legislation sparked protests and violence in the city more than 15000000 people are expected to vote as prime minister narendra modi's hindu nationalist b j p party aims to wrestle control of delhi for the opposition. the ruling b j p s says that protesters are anti-national elements and that only the b j p can protect indians from them the mission wall is in delhi with more. to do this thing but god is doing his bit to win a seat for the hindu nationalists. his campaign theme song says it all. like the rise of nationalism in india bugout will rise to. he is especially concerned

those who don't have looked or strengthen their bid for the bundesliga title by signing emre jan from italian side you ventus on the last day of the transfer window the 26 year old germany international joins us on loan until the end of the season to cover for injured midfielder thomas delaney the transfer will become permanent should certain conditions be met with a reported fee of 25000000 euros having been agreed by the 2 sides. this is deja vu news from berlin nick spicer up next how millions of europeans emigration to north america shaped the american dream and documentary hoping for a better life thanks for watching. it is time to take one step further and face the. time to search the home and fight for the truth. to overcome injuries and come next the world it's time for w. bush is coming up ahead of us.

have a premier from one of the big parties through a fence and i think it's terrible that they're in jan has such rightwing tendencies i myself am from thuringia born i was born there and the situation is terrible. more talks. over the weekend containing this regional fiasco so that it doesn't turn into a national political crisis. here's some of the other stories making news around the world the trumpet ministration has fired top white house ukraine specialist dami lieutenant colonel alexander of in finland had provided damaging testimony about president trump during the recent impeachment process made your ports a trump is also recalling u.s. ambassador to the e.u. gordon sunland who likewise testified against the president. the french army says it has killed more than 30 militants in islam as militants in mali in a tweet the army said 3 separate operations targeted groups linked to al qaida and so-called islamic state france has about 4 and a half 1000 soldiers in the us a whole region and has announced plans to boost its military presence further. 600 kilograms of fine quartz sand st

been working on a report investigating russia's role in the conflict in ukraine numb sauce daughter jan and i'm so over travel to prague for the ceremony. and usually renaming the square reminds us that his murder hasn't been investigated and it's a signal for the russian authorities that it has to be investigated i hope that it will be done. soon. but she knows there is little chance russian authorities will get to the bottom of who wanted to kill her father. to greece now word tensions over migration are fueling a nigger in the aegean sea dozens of people have been hurt in clashes between police and protesters on the islands of let's pause and kyo islanders are angry about government plans to build new facilities to replace the camps where thousands of asylum seekers are living in squalor despite the escalating crisis the greek government is insisting it will proceed with the plan it's. they've had enough and they had to show it protests over the construction of new camps for migrants turned violent as locals clashed with police. and we will resist with all our strength for as long as

he beat alexander bublik from kazakhstan in two hard fought sets — 7—6, 6—4 — and plays germany's jan—lennardt for karolina pliskova at the qatar open. the number three seed was beaten in straight sets by the world number 44, ons jabeur from tunisia. jabeur took the deciding set 6—3 — to seal her place in the last eight. she'll now face the number eight seed petra kvitova who needed three sets to see offjelena ostapenko. kvitova — who won the title two years ago — raced through the deciding set 6—1. to rugby union, as the six nations championship is the latest sporting event to be affected by the coronavirus. it was confirmed on wednesday that the match between ireland and italy, which was due to take place in dublin on seventh march, has been postponed, and may even be cancelled completely. the corresponding fixtures in the women's and under—20 championships have also been called off. the national public health emergency team has determined that the series of matches should not proceed in the interest of public health. they are happy to comply with this instruction. we will immediately begin

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the same half of the draw, felix auger—aliassime is through to the last 16 after beating germany's jan—lennardw face grigor dimitrov for a place in the quarter—finals. the number five seed, the numberfive seed, fabio fognini is out beaten in straight sets. after a poor and to last year, the russian sealed his place in the second round where he will place dan evans from britain. another russian is through to. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. there really is an awful lot of weather getting thrown our way over the next few days. eventually we'll get into something milder and wetter from the atlantic. right now it's cold air and a cold wind driving across the uk and that's putting in all these shower clouds answer more to come, and that's pushing in all these shower clouds answer more to come, mainly for the northern half of the uk where, earlier on, of course, it was particularly treacherous across parts of southern scotland. now the winds are easing down a little bit, allowing tem

but he was made to work hard for his victory over jan—lennard struff from germany.ciding set 6—4, to seal his place in the last four. he'll now face great britain's dan evans who pulled off a shock win over the number 6 seed, andrey rublev. evans, who's ranked 37 in the world, won in straight sets, taking the second set tie—break, 11—9. and look what it means to him. and, on the wta tour, ashleigh barty is through to the semi—finals of the qatar open in doha. the current world number one beat the former world number one garbine muguruza to go through to the last four. the match went the distance — with barty taking the deciding set 6-2. she'll now face the number eight seed, petra kvitova — who beat 0ns jabeur from tunisia. kvitova — who won this title in 2018 — came through in straight sets, despite both sets going to a tie—break. and, in the other semi—final, svetlana kuznetsova will play arina sabalenka. kuznetsova beat the number 4 seed, belinda bencic in straight sets. while sabalenka — the number 9 seed from belarus — had to come from a set down to beat china'

kobe bryant , para hacer un homenaje a Él y a su hija, hay grandes cantidades de objetos y flores de jann difundidas, asÍ fuera los minutos antes del partido de los lakers afuera hubo mÚsica de banda. >> es para compartir el sentimiento de los Ángeles kobe bryant era un orgullo para la raza mexicana. >> las velas y artÍculos deportivos siguen acumulÁndose anunciaron que maÑana por la tarde despuÉs del super bowl comenzarÁn a levantar el memorial, la gran cantidad de flores es lo que primero se plantea sacar donde se conv convertirÁ en abonono me puedo la recolecciÓn de las autoridades es para q a la zona estÉ lista para los eventos agigantados los cuales tomarÁn >> .............. >> noticias telemundo >> ha sido una semana difÍcil a regresar veremos como la ciudad de miami le inyectarÁ al super bowl la esencia latina que porta orgullosa, a un dÍa del super bowl 54 veremos los grupo favoritos de los mexicanos vamos y volvemos, quÉdense >> (musica) drive up de target lleva tus cosas a tu carro para que tengas tiempo de más. ♪ target, rápido y listo. el conteo del censo, es vital. y solo co

when jan went back to new 1st naturally suzanne decided to follow suit. so aged $54.00 she endured at the american university in cairo to study sociology. suzanne mubarak was a very hard working student. she was not highly intelligent but she was above average. i remember she always wanted to appear to be the one can see. about egypt's problems. after she finished her undergraduate degree susanne went on to complete her must. topic poverty in each. this took her for the 1st time to places she had never seen in our country before. what a contrast. suzanne with her university degrees and her husband the career soldier. for the now going to was i don't think he had newspapers to even books before becoming vice president the man was a man of action who enjoyed being in contact with people. however he wasn't keen on creating and writing what i. think that. at 1st his job was simply to deliver a message and bring a message attend a funeral travel to china travel. not a month passed without traveling somewhere on the front of a missile. i wonder what i'm about a

enrique: hoy evacuaron dembow jan, china, el centro de epidemias de varios paÍses latinoamericanos, soncidos en china. tambiÉn se supo de la muerte de dos pasajeros japoneses del crucero demon princess que estuvo en cuarentena y uno de los pasajeros evacuados de este barco ya estÁ en estados unidos y estÁ contagiado con el virus. >> otro estadounidense ha dado positivo al coronavirus se trata de uno de los pasajeros evacuados del crucero diamond princess. y estÁ bajo tratamiento en un hospital cercano a la base traerles mientras tanto, en japÓn hoy se le permitió salir alpha cero luego de cumplir con las dos semanas de aislamiento. >> estoy feliz de poder salir del barco con mi esposa por fin, deseamos llenar este ciudadano japonÉs. los estaba en esas liberados no podrÁn regresar a casaya que el cdc ahora estÁ exigiendo que permanezcan en cuarentena por 14 dÍas mÁs como medida de prevenciÓn. las autoricen sin informante de los casi 60.000 casos confirmados hay 12.000 en estado grave y los muertos o mÁs de 2000. aÚn asÍ, asegura que la propagaciÓn de la enfermedad ha disminuido en los Úl

done jan, donovan mcnabb.ronk. >> and here, all of the family, on deck, the cnn set is overlooking the water. the dan patrick show is over here. rich iceisen. and bleacher report grid iron has an all time setup. and a great taco bar. >> the 49ers went 4-12 last year and here they are with a chance of winning a record-tying sixth lombardi trophy. with dominant defense and play calling on offense. the chiefs are led by reigning mvp patrick mahomes. they have come from down 10 and 24 points in the last two playoff games to get here. it's kansas city's first super bowl in 50 years. >> and this week started out on a very somber note, the entire sports world, mourning the death of kobe bryant. he alongside his 13-year-old daughter gigi and seven others dying in that tragic helicopter crash, and you know, kobe was just so much more than a basketball superstar. >> kobe's story transcends sports. he inspired people around the world with an in core igible work ejt ethic, and relentless pursuit of being a great dad and w

jan snow survey found the snow pac at 72% of the historical average and since then there's been virtuallyno new snowfall. this is critical for water levels during california's hotter and drier months. >> that all comes as we look at the weekend. a live look at the san mateo bridge. it's just lukewarm. that's what it would look like. >> it's going to be a hot one today. >> tracking the weekend. a lot of people may be heading to sosm of the ski resorts. we are still after all in february. and this is usually one of those destinations. a live look at one of our cameras there where we are seeing some snow. that's been the case as our temperatures warm up. looking a at the sierra snowpack we have some computers up there taking some measurements and showing right now the statewide snowpack is at 47% of normal. going is into the weekend, there will be light snow. the models showing 2 to 6 inches of snow over the next several days. and then as we bring you boem home, we're taking a live look at san francisco. as you head out for lunch, very warm temperatures. in fact, we may set some records in p

. >> muchos residentes en la frontera con méxico y a jan estados unidos a seguir comprando diversos artículosos bajos costos y la calidad el principal motivo por el que personas deciden cruzar a méxico para completar su canasta básica. >> conozco mucha gente todavía que viene a buscar el más barato. >> rinde más el dinero y comprar más. >> pero el ahorro que pueden realizar en muchas ocasiones resulta un doble gasto que no toma en cuenta partículas prohibidos. >> aguacate, guayabas, ciertas flores y toda planta y toda tierras prohibida. >> todo por las enfermedades que ponen tener estos productos. >> para el año nuevo se presentó que el chile y el tomate eran prohibidos porque se les encontró plaga, enfermedades que no queremos que lleguen a las cosechas de estados unidos. >> entre los artículos prohibido el mango, la perea cereza productos de pollo y pavo crudo, carne de puerco, manteca y chorizo. >> pero que se hace con las cosas decomisadas? son trasladadas al departamento de agriculturaahí pieza por pieza son revisadas. >> lo cortan se aseguran si no hay plaga nueva o algún insecto nuevo

. >> our guest this week on the communicators is representative jan stokowski. we want to do a bipartisan. data privacy bill. people are understanding the hazards of the internet from the new york times. it was an amazing article. she says, we thought we were searching google and then we found out that google was really searching us. that is the feeling i think a lot of people have emi in control of my data, who else is looking at it. are they going to use it for purposes that i don't know may never know. am i the product and so i think this kind of anxiety i think there was a honeymoon time when we thought we have these devices. it's fantastic. you can look up your worlds information and just a couple of clicks and now people are wondering what do they know about me and how is that information being used. privacy is a big deal right now. >> is a really interesting article. where did you place your marker when it comes to privacy as chairwoman do you have certain criteria that are no crosses for you. >> we put out a graft to all stakeholders friday was the deadl

. >> reporter: pilot jan sears was on autopilot and quickly put on his protective eyeglasses, then directed ground officers to the suspect, whooi s. >> this is my first encounter with a blue spectrum laser, the worst kind that you can get involved with. >> reporter: laser attacks on police, military, civilian, and commercial aircraft have been a >> attention all aircraft, unauthorized laser. >> reporter: the risk, pilots could be blinded mid flight, even suffer permanent eye damage in january, a sheriff's helicopter was lit up as it investigated reports that commercial planes were being targeted at sarasota-bradenton airport. that suspect also arrested preliminary data from the faa shows 6,200 laser strikes on aircraft in 2019, 550 more than in 2018. tonight christopher larsen is out on bail in california, charged with two felonies, facing up to five years in prison and a quarter million dollar fine tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> the man whose tv commercials made hair club for men a household name has died sy sperling became a tv fixture in the 1980s with a line that became famous.

phjosetough words from judge jan about mr. stone, but at the end ofhe day, he camaway with a sentence that could have been a lot worse. it came full circle. the 40 months he was sentenced to today is righin line with the three-four-your recommendation the attorney ral made after overruli the seven-nine-your recommendation from th toriginal triam. while mr. stone and his supporters may say any jail time is too much, the fact that he got 4 months is pretty good compared to some of the charges he was convicted of. and obviously, the bad feeling he generat with the trial dge. laura: t president is clearly signaling he is going to pardon roger stone. how much of a firestorm with that set off? joseph: any time there is a pardon of any kind there is concern about why the president oiis u the work of former prosecutors, especially in a case where the president knows the person and the conduct roger stone was convicted of had to do with the president' own campaign. it will be very interesting to see if a pardon comes down the line, not

thank you, jan. >> hi, elizabeth. sen. warren: where are you? >> i'm right here. think you should consider motivational speaking. you would knock it out of the park. sen. warren: what do you think it means wind you are trying to get people to go to the polls and recapture our democracy? [cheering] [applause] i am motivated. [laughter] and myame is bill, question is this. as you know, at this very minute, mitch mcconnell is polluting our federal bench with right wing, incompetent judges poised to take away our rights and obligate -- promulgate the rights of the corporations and the rich. when you are elected president -- sen. warren: i am liking this question. >> -- what are you going to do about that? sen. warren: i actually want to take your point and say it is worse then you described it. no, i mean this. the people who are being confirmed to the federal bench right now, it is shocking. people who are unqualified. just unqualified. not your opinion, unqualified. the american bar association said so. people who have a written or have video records of racist remar