i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> tonight, americans in five major u.s. cities who have flulike symptoms will be tested now for coronavirus. tonight, the cdc revealing the new move even if you test negative for the flu, you will still be tested for coronavirus in those cities. we have the list. and our interview with the secretary of health and human services. >>> and the anxious flight to the u.s., the pilot reporting there could be a passenger with coronavirus on the flight and what happened next. >>> the verdict is in tonight. the lawyer who took on president trump and represented stormy daniels. michael avenatti convicted of extortion in a separate case. he could now face 42 years in prison. >>> the chilling turn after that little girl, just 6, the lt

>>> tonight, americans in five major u.s. cities who have flulike symptoms will be tested now for coronavirus. tonight, the cdc revealing the new move even if you test negative for the flu, you will still be tested for coronavirus in those cities. we have the list. and our interview with the secretary of health and human services. >>> and the anxious flight to the u.s., the pilot reporting there could be a passenger with coronavirus on the flight and what happened next. >>> the verdict is in tonight. the lawyer who took on president trump and represented stormy daniels. michael avenatti convicted of extortion in a separate case. he could now face 42 years in prison. >>> the chilling turn after that little girl, just 6, the last images of her on the school bus found dead. also discovered, the body of a man in the same neighborhood. what authorities are now revealing. >>> the dangerous arctic blast moving into the east. major cities this weekend, windchills below zero in some places. we track it. >>> tonight, new questions as the just

two u.s. cities taking drastic action. blocking american evacuees exposed to the virus overseas from being quarantined in their communities. why an alabama senator is thanking president trump for stepping in. what will happen to those americans trying to come home? >>> found alive. new images of that couple in their 70s airlifted to safety. rescued after more than a week lost in the wilderness. >>> mardi gras horror. a man struck and killed by a parade float. the second deadly parade accident in the last three days. >>> not giving up. the nascar driver speaking out after that dramatic crash at the finish line of the daytona 500. what he's saying about his racing future. >>> inferno heroes. with flames and smoke surrounding them, police officers rushing in to an apartment fire, saving the lives of those inside. >>> and the ringer. can you believe it? the zamboni driver suiting up as an emergency goalie at the last minute, making his nhl debut. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we be

at least 5 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the u.s. city of milwaukee the attack took place at the headquarters of the muslim cause brain company local media reporting that the shooter is now dead. india's prime minister narendra modi has called for calm after 4 days of violence in new delhi at least 25 people have lost their lives more than 200 like injured in hospitals and there's now anger over the decision to transfer the capital's 3rd highest ranking judge after he criticised both essential and state governments as well as the local police force anybody reports from delhi. of the look after the street battle subsided wednesday was a day hindus and muslims mourn the loss of loved ones after some of the worst violence delhi has suffered in decades this is the funeral of muhammad 1st can a father of 2 who was killed when the violence began a few days ago he was on the way to shops to buy food for his kids. i received a call saying that my brother has been shot i couldn't believe it i was with him an hour earlier i rushed to the hospital b

airbnb filed at least 11 lawsuits against a u.s. city or state government since its founding.poke to managing editor. >> this is a company that is trying to create a new industry and some gray areas of the law in many places. we've seen that over the years, and particular in recent years, the company has filed at least 11 legal actions against major u.s. cities multiple times. they are seeking to change the law or karma exceptions for themselves and that is part of the very aggressive silicon valley let's change the way things work. that is parallel to what uber did in the early days. lawyers, a budget of $60 million in legal fees alone in 2018, is there a time they are willing to work with governments or is it all hostile? >> they have made some concessions but it is a company that realizes they need to change the way things work in certain cities and carve out some exceptions in order for long-term prospects to make sense. this is a company that in the coming months will try to list the shares publicly. they want to be able to show they have got a secure position and some of

spreading any further in the city of form for example where most cases of being reported soules in u.s. cities are closed now and official also warning people to not take part in any large religious gatherings for example on social media we're also seeing pictures of trains being disinfected into iran and also in other big cities like shiraz for example but not everyone here in iran is convinced that these measures are sufficient to some level of mistrust against the authorities handling of the crisis and some people feel that the number of cases and deaths could be higher than it is reported even. while the news of the krona virus deaths in iraq. is coming just on the heels of the country's parliamentary elections which took place yesterday teresa was the whole affected in any way by the coronavirus issue. no i don't think so many people came to the polling station wearing face masks and plastic lost and it was generally a very quiet election day but the cross well that was not the coronavirus i think but the fact that many people thought it wouldn't make a difference any move anywhere whethe

. >> reporter: for the last seven years, charleston has been the top u.s. city for travel and leisure readers, a city known for its cobblestone streets and elegant homes. it was also the capital of the slave trade. more than 40% of all africans brought here came through this port. a harsh reality that many in charleston used to gloss over. >> i think it's crucial that we tell the entire story. >> reporter: now tour guides like john laverne make it the most important point to visitors. >> a lot of people, what they know about charleston is what they've seen on tv. you've got to discuss every horrific part of the entire institution of slavery. >> reporter: bernard powers heads up the center for the study of slavery in charleston at the college of charleston. >> it's very important to be frank and honest and forthright about the brutality of the system of slavery. i mean there is -- there is no getting around it. this was an aspect of daily life. >> reporter: and that's exactly what historians at charleston's nathaniel house are trying to do. >> every house that wa

cases in iran to go up in coming days at least 5 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the u.s. city of milwaukee that took place of the molten core is brewing company police say the shooter is also dead. india's prime minister narendra modi has called for calm after 4 days of violence in new delhi at least 25 people have lost their lives and more than 200 injured in hospitals following violent clashes over a new citizenship law that excludes muslims a state funeral for former egyptian leader hosni mubarak has been held in cairo he died on tuesday at the age of 91. and malaysia's interim prime minister mahathir mohamad says he'll return as leader if he has enough support in parliament he resigned suddenly on monday with his party quitting the governing coalition matea now says he wants to form a unity government but those are the headlines and the news continues here after al-jazeera world stage of them so much of myself. and there could. never have been heard. one nobody is going to write that it. will make an idol member record in america and record and look at the beautiful look b

meantime, doctors in several u.s. citiesmmings. let's go to christina coleman live in one of those cities which is los angeles. of christina? >> reporter: well, that's right, arthel. the cdc announced yesterday that labs will start testing for this new strain of coronavirus in five u.s. cities including seattle, new york and right here in los angeles. they will tap boo a network of labs that test for other common viruses already. now, there have been 15 confirmed cases of this illness in the u.s. so far, and americans on the quarantined cruise ship diamond princess will be able to leave soon. that ship is currently docked in yolk happen ma, japan. -- yokohama, japan. the state department chartered a flight to bring american citizens on that ship back to the u.s. that plane is scheduled to land in japan tomorrow. no one with symptoms will be allowed on the flight x those who do arrive in the u.s. will either go to travis air force base here in california or laughlin air force base in texas. mean while, biotech companies are w

in five u.s. cities, anyone with symptoms of the flu, but who doesn't have it, will be tested for corona virus. more cities will be added later. >> and bill, there are more americans being treated tonight? >> reporter: yeah, jose, the good news is, their numbers haven't changed. so far, only 15 americans are confirmed to have the virus. in the u.s. another 30 are being treated for it in japan off that cruise ship. and the u.s. government really is strongly urging all the american passengers to get on charter flights. the first one due to land in japan tomorrow. jose. >> bill neely in hong kong, thank you very much. >>> a desperate situation is unfolding at this hour in mississippi. parts of the state are embracing for historic flooding and evacuations are underway. the governor is warning get out before it's too late. blaine alexander is in jackson, mississippi. >> reporter: tonight all eyes are on the swelling pearl river, as jackson, miss mississippi braces for near record flooding. after days of heavy

. >>> tonight, americans in five major u.s. cities who have flulike symptoms will be tested for coronavirus. even if you test negative for the flu, you will s s s s s s tested for coronavirus. >>> and the anxious flight to the u.s., the pilot reporting there could be a passenger with coronavirus. >>> and tonight, michael avenatti convicted of extortion. he could face 42 years in prison. >>> and the little girl, found dead. also discovered, the body of a man in the same neighborhood. what authorities are now revealing. >>> the dangerous arctic blast moving into the east. major cities this weekend, windchills below zero in some places. >>> and the justice department opens a new probe into the handling of the michael flynn case. coming amid criticism that the president applied pressure in the roger stone case. >>> the college football player under arrest. video showing him lifting a police officer over his head. allegedly body slamming him. >>> and the valentine's day surprise. the moment that had everyone moved. who is our person of the

are among 10 u.s. cities being targeted. immigrant rights group in the states express alarm over the moves saying we have defeated these intimidation tactics before and we're ready to do so again. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg said they should regulate similar to telecommunication and newspaper. zuckerberg made the comments in germany at the munich security conference. he expanded on regulation of social media companies such as his own. he said tried to influence the upcoming election. the source of campaign is surprising. >> one of the things that we're tracking that we have been quite worried about is that increasingly election interference through these coordinated campaigns is not just foreign interference of the type we saw before but increasingly also domestic. >> zuckerberg says he now employs 35,000 to review and flag harmful posts. >>> a big change coming to san jose state university. the first new building in 30 years is nearly complete. the excitement around the project and the hope that it will attract more

in the u.s. cities like houston are struggling to overcome decades of urban planning that is given more space to cars than anything else. the more you have reduced the dimensions of the vehicle of course we achieve that by moving the drive units into the wheels themselves placing the technical components as far into the corners as possible to make more interior space years a ball. and that frees up space on the road so. shrinking vehicle footprints are just one part of shufflers mobility vision. this award winning prototype can carry 4 people to their destination cleanly autonomous li and flexibly in. the city we're drastically change as we share mobility if it is public or private leaving the possibility for the city to come back to the people meaning we need less parking spots. and the cars or planes of the drones whatever it is too long so we need new spaces. transportation. in the near future digital. networking will drive our mobility. shufflers idea forces people using autonomous vehicles from the

two u.s. cities taking drastic action. blocking american evacuees exposed to the virus overseas from being quarantined in their communities. why an alabama senator is thanking president trump for stepping in. what will happen to those americans trying to come home? >>> found alive. new images of that couple in their 70s airlifted to safety. rescued after more than a week lost in the wilderness. >>> mardi gras horror.

our participant population the city of cleveland if you compare the rate it's worse than any other u.s. city ok so are you aware of not that we were the absolute worst. did you think you're in the bottom 5 cleveland is one of the cities one of the major large metropolitan cities that has a major issue with every mortality as well as many of the other health care issues but if you look at the picture of the city the rate the worst in countries like albania and sri lanka this is this is actually not something you can be proud of we're not nor we indicate that we're proud of our numbers we're proud of the effort we're proud of the effort that clevelanders are putting forth to begin to address this. so much since by the women who are falling outside the net. here to stay. off the walking out of the interview we were told that the official wasn't prepared for such specific questions even though we've been clear we wanted to speak about infant mortality throughout cleveland well that was a surprising response to some pretty simple questions and the interesting thing for me was that not only do the

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mcnutt is an air force veteran, whose company in ohi wants to roll out the battlefield technology in u.s. cities after he developed it for the military in iraq >> this is actually the camera system here. >> reporter: this cessna is a equipped with 12 powerful cameras, and can cover more than a mile of the cities at a time and captur everything in public view >> we'll take the picture of the city, once a second in resolutions we can barely follow a person to and from a crime scene where they came from before the crime, even though we may not have known that crime was going to be committed. >> reporter: once someone calls police and reports a crime, technicians can zoom in on a recording of a particular area essentially turning back the clock to look for evidence >> are these spy planes >> we can call them community support planes >> with 348 homicides in 2019, one of the deadliest years on record, baltimore plans to start a pilot program in may st. louis is also considering it so are other cities across the country >> what do to you say to people who argue this is an invasion of privacy? >> there

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>>> dramatic rescues the massive water main break flooding the highway in a major u.s. city. cars underwater. people stranded on their roofs. >>> the search for answers in that mass shooting at one of america's largest breweries. five killed by a co-worker before he turned the gun on himself. what was the motive? >>> the new turn in the college admissions scandal. lori loughlin learning when she will go on trial and the new evidence her attorney says exonerates her. >>> and george clooney speaking out the public face of a coffee giant and what he's saying about allegations of child labor. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone the learning curve on the coronavirus has turned to northern california tonight and an infected patient whose exposure is raising questions about whether the spread of the disease has reached a new phase in this country. today nervousness over the virus and its potential impact on the economy extended the sell-off on wall street the dow average losing nearly 1,200 points today, down 11% so far this week. ou

article there are secret antics that is within this agreement which will pave the way for a long term u.s. city presence and taliban have agreed to that. acourt if time magazine is to be believed which is a very very credible source based on that of interviews there are within the us an inspiration now the question is what who who within this within the afghan side will be able to come to some sort of an agreement with the taliban it should be the islamic republic of afghanistan the government the sitting government leading the talks in traffic and talks and reaching to some sort of an agreement with the taliban on various terms and there has to be hard compromises made there from one side to the other and simple can in a slum about why is it in afghanistan it is such a difficult problem to solve talking to the taliban i mean the u.s. has spent overall $900000000000.00 fighting the taliban in effect but the taliban is still so strong it still controls 50 percent of the country. yes true i think that that that that fact that they're growing up on everybody can tell you something that's wants to

no links that he was intending to carry out this attack it appears to have been directed towards u.s. cities. and is conducted in english in that video he makes a number of wild conspiracy theorist claims and says that there's a conspiracy for modern day slavery in secret operations by the united states government well the state government themselves have cancelled their parliamentary sessions for thursday as well as other state legislatures around germany angler merkel the federal chancellor is also counseled her meetings that she focuses on these tragic events of unfolded in her now what we understand though is that the police are investigating a xenophobic motive behind the killings and investigating links to far right. just mention it's poison to see people as enemies to see yourself as a superior to make strangers out of fellow citizens it is a poison that's increasingly penetrate in our society and it can eventually lead to this crime. the federal justice minister has said that no stone will be left on turned in a thoughtful and their investigation carried out to find out what the moti

tourists coming in from affected countries at least 5 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the u.s. city of milwaukee the attack took place the most macaws bring company local media reporting the shooter is now dead india's prime minister narendra modi has called for calm after 4 days of violence in new delhi at least 25 people have lost their lives and more than 200. injured in hospitals and a state funeral for former egyptian leader hosni mubarak has been held in a cairo he died on tuesday at the age of 91 barak was in a power for 3 decades until he was forced out during the 2011 revolution. so those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story staging counsel watching i thought. tensions running high in india are the prime minister narendra modi's controversial citizenship lol violence between hindus and muslims has left many dead can the indian government keep control of the situation and will it consider withdrawing the act this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan thousands of indians have been protesting for months now aga

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number is likely to rise significantly. 5 people have been killed in a shooting at a brewery in the u.s. city of milwaukee police say the gunman took his own life and he has been identified as a 51 year old employee of the broome. germany's highest court has overturned a ban on assisted suicides the verdict means doctors will be allowed to counsel terminally ill patients on ending their lives and provide them with a legal lethal drones. this is t w news from berlin for more follow us on twitter or visit our website at www dot com. up next business news with monica jones and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that is t w dot com i'm terry martin i'll be back top left hour with more live from. civil heroes are unlikely. firefighting here is a bit unusual. forest fires have been increasing in the past years in portugal and so locals are turning to gold and cows to graze firebreaks their owners think their livestock. solve a huge problem so how helpful are these 4 legged firefighters focused on their own . 60 minutes on d w. m d o e of cli

it's been fighting against regulations in cities across the u.s. to clarify the legal status and protect thousands. mark, blumer now, technology managing editor. i thought the story you guys put out, the number of lawsuits airbnb has either filed themselves or been the subject of has basically exploded over the last year or two. what is actually behind it? what's behind it is a company that's trying to essentially inate a new industry that is some gray areas of the law in many places. years andeen over the in recent years you mentioned the company has filed at least 11 legal actions against major u.s. cities. several places in california. seeking are essentially in some cases to change the law or carve out exceptions for themselves. it's part of this very aggressive silicon valley let's change the way things work and in some cases is parallel to what uber did in the earlier days. 120 lawyers here, a budget of 60 million in legal fees in 2018 alone. is there any sign they are willing to work with government here or is it all just hostile? >> they've

for 90 years now, we have trouble to u.s. cities bringing the book scene to our viewers. you can watch more of our visits at c-span.org/citiestour. >> four seconds to play. carolina is going to win. this one is even sweeter, baby. >> i wld

their differences on trade issues the leaders have met 4 times in the past year and clothing in the u.s. city of houston where donald trump welcomed along with 50000 indian americans interned pledge to support for trump's reelection people born in india the 2nd largest immigrant group in the united states might not be the most populous states but nearly a 3rd of all indian americans have connections here and 9 months out from the u.s. election president coming to. boost his popularity among the 4 and a half 1000000 indian american voters elizabeth for al-jazeera and who. will stay with us story. of the consultancy relax strategies she says trade is off the table but trump will be able to find common ground. they are drawn to one another primarily because their own feel the way they see their roles as leaders of their these 2 big democracies and world's 2 largest democracies india being the new us in america being the oldest and so the reality is this is you know you've got india that is so complex it's many nations in one it seems sometimes i actually just returned from there and the sentimen

announcing that they will be testing for the strain of coronavirus in five u.s. citiesluding here in california, in san francisco and los angeles, and in new york city. leland. >> all right, still so much unknown, unknowns as they say about this. christina coleman, thank you. molly. >> the second wave of the flu is sweeping the u.s. the number of child deaths and hospitalizations now at its highest in 10 years. and experts say the wave is expected to continue for weeks, causing a particular worry because the flu and the coronavirus can show similar symptoms. leland: federal appeals court has upheld a blocking of the trump administration medicaid work requirements. the three-judge panel agreeing with a lower court ruling that found work requirements for medicaid in arkansas to be, quote, arbitrary and capricious. about 18,000 people in arkansas lost benefits as a result of those requirements. 20 other states are in the process of trying to implement the same requirement. watch what happens because the court decisions on that. china, molly. >> china collects billions in t

about what the consequences look like at least 5 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the u.s. city of milwaukee the attack took place at the headquarters of them also of course brewing company local media reporting that the shooter is now dead and. more on how the incident played out. soon after 2 o'clock in the afternoon the walking police arrived at the sprawling molson could brewery and corporate offices where refineries and people work and there they found the body of a 51 year old man i'm a walking man dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound and 5 others also killed all employees of the company no injured were found several hours later the left on the governor of wisconsin the men to come violence in his state this is the 11th lashing at our status 2004 and i especially want to thank the 1st responders who so bravely are still responded to the situation i would offer my condolences to the families the friends the coworkers of everybody involved but also an issue a call a challenge because we should accept this is not the way that things should be and we should never grow comfor

some u.s. cities are now taking action including san francisco which just declared a state of emergency. julian glover is live for us at city hall this morning. >> reporter: the message from the cdc is it's not if but when there will be an outbreak of the coronavirus in the u.s. that's why san francisco is trying to get ahead of a potential outbreak of the virus declaring the state of emergency signed by london breed yesterday. in a week the board of supervise hears to vote on it. it will free up local and federal money to prepare san francisco communities for a potential outbreak. this allows for better coordination between agencies across the city and this is something city leaders needs to happen now because of the amount of travel between san francisco and mainland china and as the virus spreads to other countries. >> the sfusd also closely monitoring how a potential outbreak would affect schools. the district said they would close schools quickly to stop the spread of the virus. >> if there was a

over the years, and in recent years, the company has filed at least 11 legal actions against major u.s. cities, new york, several places in california, and they are essentially seeking to come in some cases, change the law or carveout exceptions for themselves. it is part of this very "let'sive silicon valley change the way things work" and in some cases, to parallel to uber did in the early days. >> 120 lawyers, a budget of 60 -- is there any sign they are willing to work with governments or is it hostile? >> they've made some concessions but it is a company that realizes they need to change the way things work in certain cities and carve out some of --se exceptions in order probably in the coming months will try to lift -- list its shares publicly, so they want to be able to show they have got a secure position in some of these big places like new york and where theyelsewhere have had challenges from officials about whether their service is even legal. >> there is a lot at stake for the company. ares on short-term rentals local, but they can be cited as precedents for other locales. other co

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are among the ten u.s. cities being targeted.nt rights groups in the state expressed alarm over the move says we have defeated these tactics before and we are ready to go so again. >>> mark zuckerberg says government should regulate online content. zuckerberg made the comments at the munich security conference in germany. he expanded on his calls. he revealed that his company is seeing groups try to influence the upcoming u.s. election. the source of the campaigns is surprising. >> one of the things that we're tracking that we have been quite worried about is that increasingly, election interference through these coordinated information campaigns is not just foreign interference of the type we saw before, but it's increasingly also domestic. >> he said he employs 35,000 people to review online content and flag harmful posts. >>> still ahead, a big change is coming to san jose state university. the first new building in 30 years is nearly complete. the excitement around the project and the hope that it will attract more people. an

for eight years now, we traveled to u.s. cities, bringing the literary scene and historic sites of reviewers. you can watch more of a revisit at c-span.org/citiestour. we are here in indianapolis at the home of benjamin harrison. and this is a very iconic spot. this is where he stood and greeted crowds of people that would come to hear him speak in 1888, when he was running for the presidency. he ran a unique campaign, a front porch campaign. however, he didn't have the same from porch you see here today. there was a stoop at the front door, which is still there. he stood in that area and spoke to the crowds of people that would come hear him speak. >> harrison is probably one of the most under known of presidents, 23rd president of the united states. he falls right in the middle of grover cleveland's two terms. oftentimes, people find him confused with his grandfather, william henry harrison, who survived a month into his. office benjamin harrison was only seven years old when his grandfather died. he served a full four years. and

jeffrey:n the problemallas as in other u.s. cities is growing worse.eet choir spend their nights at the bridge meless recovery center, a some 800 people a day and offers 24/7 support,ncluding physical and mental health care. nick colletti is proud of the work done here. but hef also notes the paradox each of the past two years, in a city with a booming economy. >> we have a shortage ofab affo housing solutions. we all understand when it comes to homelessness, every one of us is one catastrophic moment away from being homeless, whether it a medical catastrophe, whether you lose your job, whatever could happen. jeffrey: two choir members we met experienced that kind of shift. bjorn herrmann grew up in sweden and told us he had a restaurant equipment business here before losing it and eventuallal his home sevears ago. his friend, jesse seay, grew up in dallas and se d hce made a good living and had a three-bedroom houseefe dui violations and three years in prison lead to where he is today ind life filled with a new of stres >> having to think about where

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