pollock,is moment sid who manages the indianapolis cloud, tony stone was a semi pro player at the time and was barnstorming occasionally with main -- with male semi pro teams and he thinks, what if we brought her in? marketf this is the same logic that happened with the all-american girls professional baseball league that pitted women, and -- pitted seemingly feminine and wearing skirts for uniforms, playing baseball during the war years. logic, andthe same the indianapolis clowns was a team you think of as the harley him -- harlem globetrotters, a lot of shelley players, they brought tony in, -- a lot of showy players, they brought tony and, crowds increased with herb being in the league, and it led to other women being in the replacingd tony is hank aaron at second base on the clowns when she joins in 1952. so within that history you have these black women. steve: when did title ix come about, and what are its early origins? professor davis: title ix was the educational amendment of 1972. this wasn't an athletic amendment, it was an educational amendment, 37 words that basically say

1976 when they won the euros and in 1996 they reached a final again they produced stars such as ned vs sid ski. to name a few. and they qualified for euro 2020 again for the 7th time in a row this has only been achieved by a few other nations but checks are not precisely ecstatic about their team there's been a bit of a fall out with the public becomes the national team many national nash you say my thought and i knew which did then i will still be watching your generation this is good but to do was the nation was but. what has happened has checked football fallen from grace or is it a sleeping giant. are they ready to strike again like in the good old days. is it back to the future for the czechs at euro 2020. i went all across the czech republic to find oh. let's start in prague the golden city one of europe's gyms everybody loves it not just tourists on the world famous charles bridge. it has lately also been popular with italian football fans. because into play here in the champions league against slavia prague the stadium was sold out which is not always the case when the national tea

the man that i don't say there's a lot of them out there the problem and the would have been about sid as a as a man made that if you had to spawn were going on with fear i think we're going to have more living their day when they're out of the room that's my thinking it would be in what you feel would prove who are. in the n.f.l. magically who knowing all of the law and at the moment is he would you know. and one evening i'm going to. hear some of. the monuments. what he tourney morrow or. i like it up. with a lot of. you do you get to go. to. the movie in the theater over that. means. the attitude i got over there will. be i'm not. going to sit with good this. is the kind of the other 3rd was honest if it's not a welcome here. you know yeah look you know i don't think he even. goes it's not because i'm out of my mind. he has learned that he had to go in but actually. i think i'm going to. go with. the you know and we didn't we. still use minicomputer most. ziman. i just said it would mean it's not i was asked about knowledge i'm sorry. about this later the lead with. the as you are g

the alternative city in the land of the free, where the cool and the mighty sid together across the bayey also pride themselves on being innovators and global leaders. back red pendulum. work it. in sport, it's no different. but this story isn't about winning or trophies. here, internationalsoccer success trophies. here, internationalsoccer success for now is beyond reach. influencing the game, though, is an entirely different story. live from studio 46, this is cbs news... concern over coi'icussioi'is studio 46, this is cbs news... concern over concussions is leading to some changes in how children play soccer. to some changes in how children play soccer. it followed a legal action from a group of players and parents concerned about concussion and long—term head trauma. they took on the might of the us soccer federation and one. they didn't win cash, though, they one change. so, as of 2015 here, kids aged ten and under have not been allowed to head the ball in practice or during games. kids 11 to 13 have restrictions on the amount of times they can head the ball during training. but we

even though the pickers income is above average there's only a 6 month season for the job would start sid may or june. that's why i come out runs a small pigeon breeding facility on the side the birds taste great and also sell for around 3 euros each. the whole thing is independent of the seasons because pigeons mate all year around. that's one way the people of the nile delta prepare for the flowers time in the winter people find a 2nd job. to seed factory and his wife jerry for are a dream team with a sophisticated aroma they both already had their farms before they met for the 1st time with a chemistry was right they joined forces and they now supply customers in 80 countries their business requires a sure instinct and a good nose customers only want the exact quality they need for their product the geranium oil and their role in essence can quickly be too bad for a perfect put also to good. to to have very high standards for the products they make do completely without chemicals the same is true in the ethical area these 2 don't just pay lip service to social responsibility. to be che

the doctors told him a it was sudden infant death syndrome or sids the 3rd leading cause of infant down . cycles p.c.r. and this the p.c.'s oh my kids are my so i kids are our. now linae is focused on raising her 2 year old daughter and 6 year old son out of school from hyannis port and working 7 days a week at no cost. is like my manager's class but every day stress everything. and i just feel so horrible because i was unable to forsake my kids and everybody say yes because we have protected good as a parent but i like us they are. so what is it that's causing so many babies to die here in the city. why in those babies predominately african-american and what's being done to try to stop it. the reasons for him from mortality a complex to what everyone agrees is the poverty plays upon. the rates of worst in the cities of the south in the rust belt with the legacies of economic collapse and racial division. and one of the hardest hit cities is cleveland. here the unemployment rate for whites is around 6 percent. traffic on americans that number is almost 3 times the lion. by many cities a

sid garcia, abc7 news. >> ticket prices for the memorial start at $24.02. significant numbers kobe wore on his jersey, and his daughter wore number two. all proceeds will go to the mamba and mambacitas organization. >>> there is othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all pe

the three-story home was built in the 1890s and as we told you last month the listing agent sid it needed a complete restoration. the house sold for $1 million more than the asking price. >>> there you have the opening bell of the new york stock exchange this morning. right now dow is up 377 point, and the dow jumped 400 points, and tesla's plunge grew in the rally for nasdaq. >>> new in at 11:00, after years of debate back and forth, a costco in pleasanton is nearer a reality. it would go up in stone bridge interchange in 580 and 680, and according to the news, they have until february 23rd to comment on the environmental reviews of the site recommended by the city counc council. they have forced in the past an election to try to get the referendum and sue the city all in hopes of keeping that costco alive. >>> and the votes count. and we have learned that more than 11,000 votes were not counted in the last general election and did not count. >> they were thrown out. this is our investigative worker. >> we have discovered 11,000 mail-in and provisional ballots from a dozen counties throw

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what is it charm offensiveve from both sids trump is really as more the more the ones just so the indian electorate that up he's a wall leader on the camera called log with the register. well this year in that job for deposit gs in. donald trump so it goes both ways. just get something out of it more is popular has down. in the last couple of months. under there is a kind of revolution of sobs in various parts of india the space about. two dozen same amendment act so more these trying to sort of gonna some of that and get some domestic diva to. bob so the- is to. long other side robinson guy so. the looks of the says go rid involved in this year. and let's n not forget that the united states as a long. for million yes but i indian americans so this kind of job offensive that he has in india isis going to produce. registers back in the united states indeed how trump forms in india may well affect- how people vote backed u. s. as you say- both men share a couple of national. agendas and that's that to say to. punish you such as trade. there are points where they come to loggerheads on the

we respect it also but we never forget her fight when you are forget your historical fight to bring sid you are together there are some people there are not too loyal to all party and we need to find out who is going to last one who is not because this is not a game and we saw that in the in the past few days there is a lot of people in our world why they are plagued with the with the fire and this is very dangerous for us so live now to come together to discuss together to find out what we are go where we are where we are going it's very situation is that when i see now that our parties they are keeping likely they are seeking to defend you from us no it's called have been in any party in this time on this and the politics are history but as i say the time now we really need to come together to write or to draw a water or mop for the next future 20 past 6 leaving euro moscow would have turned its new power the world points watching us on the way the democrats love to put the shambles of iowa white behind them as the party heads to new hampshire next the next round of selecting a candid

on about 21 minutes after 5 o'clock in the morning for does germany and the rest of europe wake up sid. well i guess very soon to a prime minister called boris johnson and then the u.s. president might be done in a tram and then you think you're in a nightmare. that's ready to go down you know it is during. the broadcasters now the b.b.c. and i.t.v. now are both declaring a win for the leave camp in this referendum and again just wanted to repeat that the b.b.c. is now forecasting the u.k. has voted to leave the european union david cameron is he going to wake up and have to resign. well i just went to bed frankly that's even worse than resigning and then suddenly he's been the leader of the remain campaign and if leaf wins he has to leave the uncertainty is continuing to grow and that is playing out 1st and foremost on markets always today seen the biggest intraday moves of the pound against the dollar in history it's quite is story day and it's only just started how do you see the day developing in brussels which is of course is also waking up to this news and certainly not going to

i tried to leave so that i tapped him 2 or 3 times and said sid at let's go then i looked up and saw the blood coming out of his head and ears and i says he had no indication at all that a racist attack like this could happen in his hometown. but he says he had heard people talking badly about she. thought i heard things from let's say german friends things like you got your she should do your deals your drug deals and stuff. but this 4 of the 10 victims were killed people are in mourning. at the same time questions are being asked and demands articulated. the state has to protect citizens like us but efforts have to be stepped up to fight prejudice pro-democracy companies are good but not enough. demonstrators have been on the streets of hama for days demanding more protection for people with migrant backgrounds and the places they meet and people are ready to push back against racist rhetoric. is dini going we need to make sure that the voice of people affected is heard more people who could be murdered tomorrow people hit by racism mentioned they have to be heard. and some voices

that's right here on your screen so on the left sid that's from january 7th and then the right is from just 3 days ag you can see the how almost all of california is noin the llow and that indicates derate drought as opposed to last month when there was only a small sectionof northern california kron four's charles clifford explains. >>well with only a few days left in february, it looks like this month will be the driest february in recorded california history going back more than 100 years and on thursday the us drought monitor released a new map that shows just how dry california is according to th drought monitor about 30% of the ste mostly in the southern portion. i have no drought conditions whatsoever. but 70% of california through the middle in northern portions of california and all of the bay area are experiencing abnormally dry moerate amounts of drought and what that can mean is that the rivers could e low flow in the months ahead if we don't get more mois also the trees may be stressed because of the dry conditions and weould also be dealing with a fire season that is long

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our sunday sid down with al pacino plus the latest news and politics you can catch us in the morningd watch us anytime you like we'll see you on sunday morning. >> we'll be watching probably his coolest interview yet. >>> meet the newest member of th depames 9-year-old carter escob. he is reporting for duty nbc's kevin tibbles with the boy whose wish is inspiring america. >> reporter: walking the beat, honorary officer carter escobar of the fort worth police, a kiddie cop dedicated to fighting crime and his own rare cancer. >> i, officer carter escobar >> i, officer carter escobar >> reporter: with all his friends watchingn checked off another item on the 9-year-old's bucket list he's been in a ferrari, chowotes he even got a shout-out from shaq. >> carter escobar! >> reporter: mom rachel says the adventures are helping keep carter's spirits up. >> keep him as happy and feeling good as possible just try to say yes to as much as we can. >> reporter: this young man who always wanted to be a cop got to ride in chopper he won't be making any real arrests, but he's dedicated to slapping t

tom, we'll continue with you and sid. we would like to hear your thoughts. up next, former department of justice official signing a letter, some 2,000 of them, calling for attorney general william barr to resign. a justice department independent of the president? the only problem with that is the department justice isn't independent. can you think an executive branch that is independent of the president or should be? we'll take that up and more with america's mayor. rudy giuliani. lou: as i said at the outset of tonight's broadcast. over 2,000 former justice department employees signed a petition that calls on attorney general william barr to resign for what they call is interference in roger stone's sentencing case. the letter formed about it activist group called protect democracy is a straight-out radical dimm enterprise and never trump organization. it's been around since 2017. it decried the president's statements on stone as interference. yet the never trump resistance shows how deeply embedded the radical dimms are in the justice department. protestin

when i was a girl my daddy had a heart attack and my mom had to go to work to save our house, she and side walked over the sears and got herself a minimum wage job at a time when a minimum wage job would support a family of three, would pay a mortgage, cover utilities and would put food on the table. today a minimum wage job in america will not keep a mama and a baby out of poverty. that is wrong and that is why i'm in this fight. [cheering] you bet. and that kind of difference, that kind of difference, didn't just happen because of gravity. i'll tell you why that difference is in the minimum wage. it's because when i was a girl the question asked in washington, what does it take a family of three to survive in america? what does it take family of three to get a toe hold in america's middle class? what does it take a family of three to have something solid they can build on. today the question asked in washington is where we sit the minimum wage to maximize profits for giant multinational corporations. i don't want a government that work tore giant multinational corporations. i want one t

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they sid it in 2016. it blew up in their faces. at the polls and vote for trump like last time. charles: i'm excited for tonight. i can't imagine being president of the united states, doing the state of the union on the dow is up 500 points. wages are up. confidence numbers threw the roof. but he will focus on a few things. we know this because of people they have invited in. school choice, that is something, i know you talked about this a lot. stephanie and janai davis from philadelphia will be there. my daughter loves art. she is in fourth grade. she loves math. goes to low performing school. yet the city of philadelphia won't accommodate her efforts to get her into better. >> absolutely right. worse than that she is a single mom trying to help her through school. the democrat governor of pennsylvania vetoed a measure to get access to scholarships. the attitude after lot of democrats, they're slaves of teachers unions. they will do whatever the teachers unions want. if poor little black kids suffer, and don't learn much. that is

bit on jimmy kimmel played jimmy kimmel on the way a tonight show but one 0.8 billion in revenue imus sid trying free play games had 1,008.8 billion. >>people moneon scans like ninja scan hour. harley quinn. they're goi to do one crossovs from other events like deadpool so 2018 was the best year for fortght they pulled in 2.4 billion last year reported one point 8 llion. those are good numbers, but they are in decline. like the current of ayers hits bigger we're going to stay inside warren so i brought this up jut as like. it's a deo game it plays into microsoft place in 70th place and lot of areas of plays into network tv viewing. watcing this game and playing this game they're not doing media tivities percent congratulations fortnight as funnyif we do have a situation where schools have to close down. >>for certaiperiod time you have a lot of kids at home for sheep going to be center that's right all right,hank you for that we want quick your question before go if you will in this is from ora buy disney for my grandson. i stock interesting question last night disney said their ceo eisnr

he sid the app worked, he got everything in, put it -- and then went to hit send, and hit send, and itre. it froze, and it didn't do anything, then he had to leave the community college because he promised them he would vacate the premises, drive over to headquarters, make a phone call, get put on hold for 45 to 50 minutes. he did get his stuff reported. i having been there watching very closely, and the reps from the various campaigns watching closely, don't have any questions about the results and the way they were tabulated. >> i see people sitting ten feet apa apart. one could go over and talk to the other. this is directly annal goss, they had a process that worked. it worked. >> it reminds me of a consumer electronics show. here's a toaster connected to a phone app. 24 seems like a legitimate technology. >> iowa and new hampshire, they only carry the weight that we give it. we learned this is a delegate race. just for context, iowa has 41, new hampshire 24, nevada 36, south carolina 54 and next week there's 1400 delegates, okay? >> there's a distinction between two types of campa

>> there's one word that trump hasn't sid on russian attacks which is stop. he's done the opposite.tion year there has to be a strategy in place, law enforcement, intelligence community, diplomatic core, to try to identify russian attacks, both hacking and information warfare. any threat matrix at this point has to include president trump. he is accelerating russian's information work campaign against our country by spreading con fircy theories about who's attacking whom. rank and file officials are likely working hard to keep us safe, president trump is knowingly adding to the election attacks that president putin is focused on. >> we know russian is going to be doing something in the 2020 election. here we have the top two intelligence officials losing their jobs. >> not a good look. >> it's not. thank you so much. >>> so after the fallout of the iowa democratic caucus debackel, many voters may be wary of adding even more tech. but microsoft says it has a solution to win back the trust of voters. that's coming up. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car

letters last month from san jose water telling them their water had higher than normal levels of sulfonic sid. too much exposure could lead to various health issues including cancer. san jose water tells us customers are no longer receiving possibly tainted water. many are demanding to know how long the water was potentially contaminated. >>> a giant penguin now hangs high above the oakland zoo. mr. penguin illustrates a powerful story about pollution. he and his friends are made from ocean trash. the oakland zoo has been limiting plastic for a decade, reduce plastic packaging in its gift shop by more than half. a company signed on by offering its water in aluminum cans for the first time. the plastic bottles used to line the shelves in the restaurant were replaced by more sustainable containers, part of the zoo's awareness campaign, "say no to plastic." >> those are becoming so much more popular. >> you're supposed to be carrying your water bottle around with you and they have refilling stations. >> we'll all get used to it soon. they have cool colors. how is it looking outside? >> after tha

empathy, it's built on the needs of the victim and also the circumstances of the perpetrator, reed is sid vim is -- recidivism is way down. so even, you know, i get up in the morning every day and rage and despair. that's what -- i'm enrage before i brush my teeth. but there are pockets of progress. if you get out of washington, you know, i know that's trite, but actually government -- which is, obviously, dysfunctional in washington -- it works pretty well not in statehouses, but in communities around the country. and there are people who can get together and solve common problems together. each people who are disagreeing -- each people who are disagreeing find ways to solve common problems together. so it's the not that the everybody corner of the country is riven by polarization. by and large, it's okay. it's only on the national scale and maybe the statehouse scale where it's so horrendous. so look up a story of justice -- >> hey, bob, would you -- did you say, i'm a cynic, you're a sipc staying in washington, has something about the trump era made you feel hopeful? one thing that i'v

>>bribery kickbacks and sid deals atop san francisco official accused of federal corruption charges. >>back in front of a judge today and the president celebrated his acquial on capitol hill today but also taking a better shot at a top lawmaker. >>and begin to moveinto parts of e area obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past tlve years, . michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in acon. mayor blmberg and president obama woed tether in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve educaon, and to develoinnovative ways to help teens gain the skills need to find good jobs. old idlogical battles he shows wus what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloombg: i'm mike bloombergand . >>national news president trp is feeling triumphant now that the monthslong impeachmeninvestigationis over you know one day after victory lap kaitlan collins reports. >>this is what the end result is. >>one day after he was acquitted president ump touted the headlines and expresd no remorse as he claimed vindication and never thought a word which sounds

at least help to dig us out of this deficit thatfebruary has brought unow while we are in the step sid that's the bad thing temperatures been nice d skies have beennice and clear daytime highs well into the 60's on the peninsula with 70's to even a few low 80' elsewhere, 71 today in foster city sonny bill cupertino in santa clara, each 76. whe the east bay is some mid 70's for your daytime highs today conquered one of our warmer spots at 78 while upper 70's as well in sonoma and napa be a 80 degrees. well santa ll rosa close to 80 a look at our next 7 days shows temperatures cooler by the weekend and next week and there's your loan chance of showers on sunday rob all right we're takinga peek at bay area bridges, they are stll very busy checking out 92, this is the westbound drive crossing the bay heading over to foster city ansend the tail and you'll notice that that number is definitely on e rise or 3132 minutes right now making it over to the peninsula so still improvement for that drive westbound we 5.82 the richmond sandra fell still backed up. >>it is beyond hbor 12 minutes to the

frack's lower so far >>> dow is down, but off its lows of the day, but look at where it sid 29-516.ut for coronavirus that would be up? >> look at the nasdaq, just a few points under 10,000? >> and records there you see, the dow at 29,5, just a hair away >> that's with it being lower on the center >>> setting intraday report highs. >> thanks for watching "power lunch", everyone. >>> "closing bell" as far as right now. we hope to see you tomorrow. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here at the new york stock exchange. today i'm at the ralph lauren post, a dip after the company said that the coronavirus could deal a bigger blow than expected broader market, though, largely shaking off those earlier fears. nasdaq and s&p with new highs. >>> let's look at what is driving the action we have a decent the dow bounced back from a 200-point

i'm sure part of the reason she's going through this sofa sids youly, she wants to make sure whateverhave anything to do with the broader political climate that's playing out but has to do with the facts of the case and the facts in front of her. again, i think that's why the hearing yesterday stretched for more than four hours. she's taking her time to decide on how she wants to rule on stone's request for a new trial. >> sara murray, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, the trump administration is considering new travel restrictions as fears around the world of coronavirus grow, especially here in the u.s. what you need to know to prepare. need a reason to switch your tax provider? with jackson hewitt upload your tax docs- - and connect with a tax pro from home taxes done and ready for review within 24 hours, guaranteed, -or your tax prep is free. taxes fast and easy with jackson hewitt. -or your tax prep is free. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer, yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin ♪ yeah that's all me. ♪ nothing and me go hand in han

if you're trying toget through martinez this morning or maybe you want to get to the pitch, a cold sidlhambra avenue. we have one la blocked the tow trucks on the way but the backup just keeps growing it's almost out to coming skyway so a bit of a headache for people stucon highway 4 this morning heading east you may just want to avoid it altogether saying story for 17 if you wantto get around 17 consider 9 or 35. i know it's longer but we have lanes blocked in both directions another crash where we're waiti on a tow truck, so northbound it's backed up heavily all the way through scotts valley and then southbound it's not as bad. ut it is slow so an hour just over anhour for northbound 17 out of santa cruz into los gatos so bad in both directions will check the bridge is coming up next on well, ron crystal clear out there yet again this morning golden gate bridge just one many spots where you can see well ross into the horizon. >>conditions are going to remain dry sunny. throughout the course of the day today and that will relt in a that will be nice because it d is chilly agai. morgan

little overstated, and that, you know, the tactics we have to deal with things like suffocation, and sids, and all of these nightmares parents have to be aware of, you don't necessarily need a device to keep your baby safe. >> put the baby on their back. make sure there's not too many blankets in the crib, in your reporting, did you find a lot of these baby monitor companies are sort of playing on the inherent fears that a lot of us parents have with we have newborns? >> yeah, i think that's a big part of it. they realize their product is luxury. that people don't necessarily need. but the executives i talked to every parent has. they want their baby to be safe, and they realized that maybe this is a market they can tap into, if they can offer a system that will give awe phone notification, every time the baby is seen crying or spitting up, or has her face covered, that's a product that they can sell. one executive even told me that, you know, fear is a great way to get people's attention. you can see from marketing why they would go that route. but also as parents they've got so many thi

we have evidence from the party itself that sid trump supporters were calling, people were calling andwe're not sure if the idea started on 4chan but it was there monday night. we have proof to back it up. >> a spokesperson from the trump campaign said it laughable. say be 4chan is going to mess with something big on election night is like saying the ocean is wet. what is the way the party should have been prepared for this? >> oh, my god, everything went wrong. there are several different ways this went wrong. they sent out app no one knew how to use and if they did know how to use it, thit didn't work and this at every level was a nightmare. it's a really bad operational security situation. there are ways to game plan this. there are ways to stop this sort of things from happening but they didn't do it. the democratic party straight up did not do this. so what they used to do on debate nights is rig like online polls that were vulnerable to this sort of thick to make it look like their preferred candidate won whatever debate. this is not a new idea for them. it just sort of like a ne

he has committed and settlements he has had to make but sid he bring about a tremendous economic growth in america and the he economy has been really strong the entire time he has been president in terms of unemployment, the song market and other metrics. how much credit should the president get nor state of. the economy right now. >> guest: i think that when the economy is goes well, always possess for the president but i don't think -- i think the important indicator in terms of broad historical terms or what economists say is to look at wealth inequality. so you can have some people doing very, very well, but if you have a situation where you have vast inequality, then you have such strain on the economic system it's not sustainable. so, i think it's a hard question to answer. i mean, you have look at president trump's business practices. i have. a lot lot of juniorists have. bringing the practices into the white house doesn't mean what people thought it meant when they ewreck limbed. people thought if you bring a businessman into the you you resident goal efficient management. inste

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. >> and this is the story of the sort of kur sid history of deutsche bank from its origins, like literallyem financing the creation of auschwitz until the current day. and the book is essentially about what a bad and dysfunctional organization you portrayed deutsche to be. but is it that -- is that the simple answer to why they were the one institution in the world that would still do business with trump given that that was his m.o.? >> well, this is an institution that was so hungry for short-term profits that they were willing to turn a blind eye to bad clients' reputations. this is the same reason -- the same reason they were doing business with donald trump is the same reason they were the only bank ultimately willing to do business with jeffrey epstein. this is a pattern that keeps repeating itself over the years with deutsche bank and they really wanted clients, and they were in such a weak position competitively that they had to go for the clients that no other banks would touch. and donald trump is a perfect example of that. >> during the presidential election, you write, a deutsch

bomb a gem jhoom is a northern italy but let's begin with sid who's in iran's capital i said so the deputy health minister has tested positive for the corona virus you really couldn't make this up i assume then containment measures is not working what's the latest. well yes. putting it yesterday he gave a press conference standing next to the government spokesperson denying that 50 people had died he had even said that even if it was half that number he would hand in his resignation but he was seen wiping stretch from his forehead people are questioning whether his condition is ok back yesterday because he was showing symptoms now they were in a situation where he's been in contact with the government spokesperson that room is full of journalists and politicians the government spokesperson has contact with the cabinet including the president president hassan rouhani so we're potentially in a situation where the government of iran the senior members of the government have come in contact with somebody with the krona virus and could very well be infected by it at the same time president rouh

economic boon this the 11th time south florida has host the super bowl i think the 6th time as we know sid just up the road here at the at the stadium that will be played in the next hour. ha but the excitement really high is being building the average ticket prices are now you said 6000 but i've been hearing more like 7 to 20000 pits a kit and if you're not a sports fan of course you can wait for those ads at half time and also you've got she care and jennifer lopez place of there's a lot for everyone and those all important viewing figures will be watched very closely indeed. the viewing figures have been down the last couple of years is that a blip or is it a trend. it seems to be a little bit of a blip i mean let's put this into perspective last year at 98000000 people tuned in that was down 5 percent from previous years but this season has seen an uptick in the people who've been watching american football and then maybe a big uptick for the super bowl because these 2 teams are pretty closely much they it is expected to be a tough game so it could well top over $100000000.00 and of co

. >> i studied for the sid morgan state university. this is my vocation.ot knowing i would be under fire for asking questions. questions of each president. the same question except for one. of each president over the last 21 years. asking questions now has me fearing for my life. >> her latest book is "under fire." join the conversation with your phone calls, tweets, texts and facebook messages. at 9:00 p.m. eastern on book,ards, in his latest syndicated columnist cal thomas explores the rise and fall of nations historically and america's role as a superpower. he is interviewed by author and cnn contributor amanda carpenter. >> we are not each other's enmities -- enemies as we set -- lincoln said. if we don't make this great experiment called democracy or constitutional republic work for succeeding generations and we will expire. there is no guarantee. when things are lookingthings at when things are looking great, it is time to shore up the foundation. authors april ryan and cal thomas sunday on book tv on c-span2. >> coming up on c-span, a look of vulner

now, the economic policy has been thrown into disarray after sid javid quit as chancellor. he resigned after refusing prime minister boris johnson's demand to fire all five of his most senior treasury aids. the prime minister swiftly newinted the deputy as the chancellor, but his office say it cannot confirm the budget will go ahead as originally scheduled on march 11. the white house is denying reports it plans to pull president trump's nomination of judy shelton to the nominee board. -- formeremost economic advisor to trumps campaign. both republican and democratic lawmakers have raised concerns about her past comments on the gold standards, the dollar, and whether the mandate is meaningful. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. haidi: thank you. the chinese province at the center of the epidemic has reported 116 new deaths and i must 5000 new cases under its new methodology. that number is lower than the close to 15,000 they predic

to they took all knives and razors and sid corpses -- scissors from his room, and joshua came to his side and said, lincoln, you must rally or you will die. he said i would just as soon die now, but aye not yet done anything no make any human being remember that i have lived x. then he expressed this lifelong desire to somehow accomplish something so that his story could be told after he died. he went back to the state legislature, he eventually won a seat in congress. he tried twice for the senate, lost twice. someone else might have said maybe you better go into a different profession, but instead he became a dark horse for the republican presidency in 860. everyone isn'ted sherd ward, the most -- seward to be the nominee. if not, they thought it would be claus, governor and senator from ohio. and if not chase, earthed ward bates, the elder statesman of missouri. but somehow lincoln became a dark horse candidate for that position. he worked harder than all the others. unlike the others, he had not made enemies along the way, and he won that mom to nation -- nomination, stunning the

. >> when i talked to your board member in davos, he sid he learned everything from wework from you, calling you the smartest real estate investor he knows. were there any ripple effects on the real estate market >> first off, jim brier is a great technology investor and life science investor. as it relates to wework, mea concerns were not that the business model wasn't viable it was really the scale it was done at. some of the smaller markets, the pace of expansion and the valuations so, again, i thinked fact that we're refocused on the core mission, i think the business can survive, but i think the valuations expectations have to be more moderate i think it may slow a bit of these flexible office managers in terms of leasing space, but i don't think it's material. what will drive demand in office markets is what's happening in underlying market activity if that remains strong, things broadband fine if the virus or other factors lead to a slowdown that would have an impact. >>> good to have you here today, jonathan thank you for joining us. >> agreed to be here take care. >>> meg ti

they'll sid down with julia board stein.direct tloi bob geiger, offsetting the scale of the announcement. >> iger keeps creative control. >> and more time to focus on that >> it's a little bit of a staged transition as i said before, it was also done when iger was succeeding michael eisner they co-existed for some time. >> 22 months left as executive chairman back to the broader markets, down close to the session lows, 2,000 points or so >> real question going into tomorrow, has the selling been overdone enough, and have you finally gotten the market to a point where it's so stretched. i think we're close. these things never line up perfectly. a lot of indicators say we've done a lot of damage in a short period of time we should see some relief bounce attempts if nothing else >> it's hard to know enough for what when the coronavirus picture is changing daily. the cdc is telling americans they need to start preparing. >> that's why it's not really a fundamental call it's the market tactics and dynamics that say usually when w

. >> stilled 77-year-old believes history is on his sid his side. >> when everybody talks about how everybodyefore, clinton lost the first nine events and 11. the rest of the nation's out there. there is an awful lot of electoral votes to be had and we will see. >> some were quick to call out biden for veiling. >> i don't think he's here to fight for the votes in new hampshire. >> any last-minute people people on the fence? >> yes. i've got the best chance of beating donald trump because i'm going to bring this party together. and i'm going to run core democratic values. >> 7500 people came. >> we had by far the largest rally that any democratic candidate in the new hampshire primary has had. >> that event was all about reinforcing the senator's consistency. just ask aoc. >> now people think that progressive ideals are invoked. who put them invoked? which candidate in this race never took a corporate money in their life? senator bernie sanders. >> the second biggest crowds this week have been for pete buttigieg. >> go pete. >> now the 38-year-old believes he has a bus i can contract in a row.

as a matter of fact, the new threads on the if is fiscal sid include mmt. deficits don't matter. and a large forest you can do whatever you want scary. on the other side of the ledger central bankers and ours starting with alan greenspan wanted to write the word recession out of the webster dictionary but yet those recessions had a way of cleansing the economies of the globe and it certainly seems like there is a lot of sediment forming. >> well, there are certainly theories that you need recession to get rid of the weak firms and build up the strong. i don't know about that. i think the modern central bank has been one of the great innovations since canes but, unfortunately, it is sort of dead in the water today. the fed has some ammunition. i don't think as much as my friend ben bernanke thinks they have some in europe and japan there is next to nothing. so it is a real question of what is going to happen when there is another recession. i think central bankers said give fiscal policy a chance. that is what everyone says but it is very political how is it going to work? how are

, but understands the history of 1966 to 1984 where disney was lost in the creative wilderness, and sid. it was amazing to see how he changed the company. iger did the same thing. paul: he really focused on content, intellectual property, ip as he refers to it. constant acquisitions, pixar, marvel studios, lucasfilms. off the president getting air force one, arriving at joint base andrews and on his way to the white house, no doubt, to consider last night's debate. let us continue. when we look at this transfer, it is almost like walt disney giving over the baton to roy disney when he built disney world. atl: he has actually been the company for 27 years and has done consumer products and dvds when that was the growth business, now theme parks, and he is getting the big c. to continue the transition that bob iger initiated, moving this company toward streaming video, you think about disney plus, espn plus, hulu, that is the future of the company and that is what they have to continue to execute on. anna: interesting to see despite -- you are talking about the continuation of the strateg