tamara: right. there's a sense that there's the bernie sanders lane and then there's the "everyone else" lane and michael bloomberg hasn't been on the ballot in the first stes but has spent a lot of money. the other candidates are hoping er get momentum to push them into s tuesday and meanwhile michael bloomberg who has yet to be o a debate stage is blanketing the airwavesn these states wh the resources to do thingsed other campaigns don't have -- judy: we've not seenything quite like this where somebody has spent450 million already on adverting. amy: just on advertising and he has organizations and employees in those states, as well. so there's an infrastructure, not just the tv ads. but yes, we are going to see where the scrutiny -- there will be two different questions. the first is, does he get on the debate stage before t nevada caucus or will it be before south carolina? time to that criticism coming his way and questions from moderators. the secon piece is howoters will react. democrats have

tamara, let's start this a little differently in a question i like to ask. what could go wrong? and my question refers to both the debate stage wednesday and the caucuses on saturday. >> well, let's start with the caucuses. the iowa democratic party is trying something new this year, and what they're doing is early caucusing. so there are caucus sites all over the state where people are showing up and registering their preferences. they are putting down their top three choices, up to their top five choices in ranked order. and then all of those paper ballots are going to be added to the caucus system as part of the regular caucus scheduled for this coming saturday. there is a lot of uncertainty about how this will work or whether -- because it's brand-new, whether there could be glitches though the iowa democratic party says that they've got it all locked down. >> yeah. and let's throw in the fact they're using ipads that were just given out, and they're using a google application to tally all of the formal votes. again, it's why we love asking what could go wrong. victoria, wha

from tamara, it will run from ocean to ocean.to new hampshire, west to nevada, down to south carolina. this fight will stretch across all 57 states and territories that make up this great nation until we unite together as a party in milwaukee. [cheers] "warren!"] sen. warren: the road is not going to be easy. but we are built for the long haul. we still have a fight on our hands. but we are fueled by the hope in our hearts. our optimism and determination run deep. ahead, wewhat lies are not afraid. [cheers] this is our moment. this is the moment we have been called to. our moment to make history. our moment to dream big. fight hard. win. [cheers] ♪ >> if you want a photo, line up on that side of the room. ♪ if you want a selfie, line up on that side of the room. sen. warren: thank you. ♪

about why this will joins us from strasburg and with me in the studio is my colleague john allen tamara and we want to start with you why is this deal so important for the european union. it's an eminently political deal get hard to because look at vietnam it's a neighbor to china and the european union of course one's piece of this growth market because before china takes it all and the 2nd big reason is that this is seen as a sort of gateway agreement for as young they want to sort of open up for themselves the big east asian market this group of 10 countries who've promised sort of huge opportunities for the european manufacturers not only but particularly providers of services so this is not only about trade on goods but this is also particularly for the e.u. about trade off services they would to open up public procurement at the general is is there any real gain that you can see for vietnam or is the country merely being used as barbara just said as a stepping stone into and also to sort of keep the chinese a bit well of course there's definitely a big gain for getting on here i m

i am here with amy walter and camera keith from npr. -- tamara keith from npr.et us talk about bernie sanders. there are some who say he is not the most electable of the democrats and they point to things like his 60 minutes interview this weekend. let us play a clip. this is what he said about fidel castro. >> it is unfair to say that everything is that when he came into office, he had a massive literacy program. even though -- reporter: on the other hand, there are those that may say -- th say he is the most electable democrat. let us look at pennsylvania and michigan. bernie sanders bting trump. solve this riddle for us. is he the most or least electable democr? >> right now, the racea i referendum on donald trump. how people feel about donald trump is how they say they are voting at this moment in time. if you like donald trump, youg are go vote for him or if democrat or say you aree for a undecided. a do not have a sense of who these democrats are if you are a democrat, you want the race against donald trump to look like the 2018 midterm you wanted to look

they opened their campaign against tamara. the preparation that could be a good time to play them.hey are plan based on its missions here. it could all began to south korea on saturday. they are going to be loved great britain in that world and world rankings. if great britain can read that line one to three could be to in tokyo 2020. finally to the nfl where kansas city was packed before it got underway though, we must tell you that crowds witnessed a dramatic car chase. a joyrider decided to take a spin on the parade route, before being stopped by armed police. two people were arrested, and thankfully there were no injuries. well after all the drama the chiefs celebrated their first super bowl win since 19—69, taking an open top bus parade through the city, before holding a victory rally at union station. the chiefs defeated the san francisco 49ers 31—20 on sunday after they came back from 20—10 down scoring 21 unanswered points in the final quarter led by mvp patrick mahomes..... that's all from sportsday. enjoy the rest of your evening. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello

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international film festival for the screening shows in every speech often it's in a press conference as well tamara now harry clinton once famously said that she wanted the epitaph of had to be that she wasn't or is bad as people said so perhaps this documentary series is a bit of a reputation representation of that sentiment ok so the bowling alley of course is a competition so let's talk about a couple of the competition films that are today. all right well we've just had the print yeah all of the french film if i say eco delete history you know this is a piece of social commentary it's a comedy about the risks of social media to some very funny effect it's about 3 friends living in the prevent chill french suburbs they get in all sorts of trouble with that online lives now they met as yet to best protest on a roundabout and in that kind of spirit of protest and revolution i think then decide to take on the big data companies it set me a very funny film as much as it's a piece of social commentary but another film today i mean is it a film with dramatic one from from from from from french comedy

and her son have appeared in court charged in relation to the burglary of entrepreneur and heiress tamaraaround £50 million was stolen from the daugher of bernie ecclestone at her london home in december. 47—year—old maria mester and 29—year—old emil—bogdan savastru will appear in court again later this month. emergency crews dealing with a major fire at a bakery in west yorkshire have told people living nearby to keep their doors and windows closed in case asbestos is escaping. around 140 firefighters have been tackling the blaze in wakefield, which broke out early this afternoon. president trump is set to be acquitted next week at his impeachment trial after the senate, which has a republican majority, voted against calling witnesses. 0ne senior democrat accused republicans of being accomplices to a presidential cover—up. mr trump is accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. from washington, ben wright reports. are there any senators in the chamber wishing to change his or her vote? if not, the yeas are a9, the nays are 51. and with that vote, the beginning of the end of pr

a woman and man have been charged with burglary after a large amount ofjewellery was stolen from tamara london will appear before westminster magistrates' court. £50 million worth ofjewellery was stolen during the raid in december. 2019 brought another year of record—breaking temperatures, rising sea levels and melting ice caps. but have you ever wondered how scientists know the true extent of the climate crisis? they have to put up with some pretty extreme conditions. our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, has been for a tour of the most remote campsite on earth. right, so up here we have the massive thwaites glacier. the work these scientists are doing should help us all, giving us a much clearer understanding of how sea level could rise worldwide and that is why we are camping here. this is the residential area, this is where we sleep. these are scott tents, after captain scott. james. how are you? can we see inside? by all means, be my guest. check out his crib. you've got everything you're going to need to be in the tent for a long time. so we've got a light source th

and her son have appeared in court charged in relation to the burglary of entrepreneur and heiress tamaralery believed to be valued at around 50 million was stolen from the daugher of bernie ecclestone at her london home in december. 47—year—old maria mester and 29—year—old emil—bogdan savastru will appear in court again later this month. this is bbc news, the headlines: china faces growing isolation as countries around the world impose travel bans and suspend flights to stop the coronavirus. britain outside the european union — the prime minister is preparing to outline his plans for international trade after brexit. and now witness history. we go back to the great storm that ravaged the south of england in 1987 — and we tell the story of a remarkable tree that not only survived the hurricane but also changed the way that trees are cared for around the world. at the time, it was devastating, i was devastated. tracy had been looking that you have grown to recognise and be familiar with were lying on the ground. here we are in kew gardens, the royal botanic gardens just south of london. in

and her son have appeared in court charged in relation to the burglary of entrepreneur and heiress tamarathe daugher of bernie ecclestone at her london home in december. 47—year—old maria mester and 29—year—old emil—bogdan savastru will appear in court again later this month. residents to the south of australia's capital, canberra, have been put on alert over fears that bushfires may spread. a state of emergency was declared yesterday, the first in the area since deadly fires there in 2003. shaimaa khalil reports. the bush fire south of canberra in the national park behind me has been burning for more than a week now. today was meant to be the worst day. it has already ravaged through 115,000 hectares, about 15% or more of the australian capital territory, or the act. the head of the emergency services here has said there is no immediate danger to suburbs in canberra, but said the situation could change for areas south of the capital. so in the suburb here, people have been told to keep a close eye on fire activity. you have the combination of sweltering heat — today has been a really hot

and also as as turkey's borders have been opened for refugees heading to europe let's speak to how tamara who is in hatay of the turkey syria border and really that the president is putting the pressure on on 2 separate fronts. well so hale this was his 1st speech after the death of the turkish soldiers in it live it was the deadliest death toll for the turkish mithras says the intervention in syria and he was aware of the public sentiment of the anger among the people about what happened in it live and therefore he he had to make that speech should talk to people in details about the motives of the turkish military in libya and why this is crucial for turkey for different reasons he said that this was to implement a cease fire the demilitarized zone and to ensure that turkey that syria and russia don't continue their push because from a turkish perspective this is just conducive to more displaced syrians crossing into turkey but at the same time he was defiant saying that the intervention was not something just done on a whim it was a request by the turkish people by the syrian people in

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the uk prime minister boris johnson says he will announce tamara changes in the way terror offenses arerced and maybe he will look at early releases. jon: thank you. al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula reportedly claiming responsible before the december shooting in pensacola florida that killed three people. according to the report, and audio recording released by the terror groups yemen branch congratulated the shooter who was later killed by police in the middle of the rampage. this as u.s. officials say they carried out an airstrike last month that is believed to have killed yemen's top al-qaeda leader. >> a well-placed source tells fox news u.s. officials believe the leader of al-qaeda in yemen was likely killed in u.s. airstrike in early january but are waiting for confirmation of his death before making an announcement. this particular airstrike targeting after several months of tracking the elusive terrorist who the state department had a $10 million bounty four. he trained in afghanistan in the '90s and then returned to yemen where he served five years for pliny to attack the u.s.

tamara keith of npr. abby phillip and politico's laura lopez. appreciate you getting up so early for us. i want to start with you and this. look at the sanders win we're still counting votes but if you look at the depth and the breadth of it, sanders winning the white vote, 29% in the nevada polls. joe biden wins the black vote, but sanders is contesting with 27% of the vote. among latino voters critical in nevada and in many contests as we move on. wow. 51% for senator sanders. the critics, laura, have been that he has the limited constituency. at least in nevada it's a more liberal electorate but in nevada he made a pretty powerful statement. >> that's right, john. he was the candidate that won in the first diverse state to vote. and so that eats away a bit at joe biden's argument about electability. biden had been saying that i'm the candidate that can win in the diverse states and can win in nevada that can win in south carolina and sanders has taken a big chunk out of that argument for biden. i took a close look at what he did to win over l

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breaking news coming in the from court, related to the burglary of tamara ecclestone's home. will appear for his initial has also been in charge and will appearfor his initial hearing next week. the trial has been set for the 20th ofjuly. the teenage climate activist greta thunberg is addressing a rally in bristol. let's listen. i can't see an end to it, thank you so much, every single one of you, for being here. i am so happy to be here in bristol with all of you. there will be a time when we will look back and ask ourselves what we did right now. how do we want to be remembered? this is an emergency, people are already suffering and dying from the consequences of the climate and environmental emergency. but it will get worse. and, still there, this emergency is being com pletely there, this emergency is being completely ignored by the politicians, the media, and those in power. basically, nothing is being done to halt this crisis despite all the beautiful words and promises from our elected officials. so what did we do during this crucial time? what we will do right now. i

tomorrow - talk to tamara on the democratic line. caller: can you hear me?call on the subject of medicare for all. the fact that we are ignoring a few things, one of them would be the amount of money we are already paying into the medical care system. the other would be the inevitability of us paying more money in taxes. it's going to happen anyway so why not get a return on our investment? since the first caller mentioned amy klobuchar, let's show you the ads she is running in nevada right now. here is. [video clip] i'm amy klobuchar and i reprove this message. >> 100 ways to resort -- to restore decency. 100 subject plan to restore america cannot be done in a commercial let's try it anyway. she will workt, to reset our democracy. one of the issues that's coming up during the nevada caucus is the fact that nevada's powerful culinary workers union is not endorsing in the presidential primary. here's a story out of politico that came out a couple of days ago. let's talk to jeremiah calling in from birmingham, alabama on the independent line. caller: good morn

kike: vamos con la segunda, vecinos aparece en pantalla, esto es tamara, la negra.o con el ojo cuadrado. karla: ¿quÉ no te gustÓ? >> las tiritas. karla: a los hombres le gustaron las citas. kike: para conectar la falda con la parte de arriba, muy importante para que no se ven las costuras. no me interesa nada la opiniÓn de estos que estÁn aquÍ, se callan, porque van a estar en la lista de los peores vestidos el viernes. karla: vas a estar y el. kike: en unimÁs vamos asar este prÓximo jueves a las 6:00, una hora antes de la alfombra con un equipo espectacular, ana patricia, miguel, karina banda y roberto hernÁndez. karla: nos encantÓ o tenerte, los hombres siguen en desacuerdo con el vestido de jackie. vamos a festejar la vida. hay un icono que naciÓ en un dÍa como hoy, nada mÁs y nada menos que john travolta, el actor, cantante, bailarÍn, recordado por esos sucesos en las pelÍculas de la dÉcada de los 70, hoy estÁ de cumpleaÑos. jesÚs: tambiÉn saludamos a luis omar, de dallas, texas, cumple dos aÑitos raÚl: esta de cumpleaÑos sebastiÁn chávez tambiÉn, de virginia, f