this is david lean years africa coming up in the next 15 minutes fighting fear with faith pastors in training in northern nigeria are contemplating matters of life and death. on flights and sometimes you can remove your life or your shoes. and invoke enough so we meet lame vantine energetic presenter of a t.v. entertainment show a motto is i'm an albino i own it up front attitude that's inspiring other all being those to fulfill their potential. i'm told me all of it both welcome to the program it's good to have you with us we begin in nigeria where activists say at least 350 christians have been killed across the country this year alone a new report blames the violence on islamist extremists in the north where christians are minorities muslim nomadic herders have also often clashed with mostly christian farmers in central nigeria now future pastors are battling with the question of how to address these dangers. if you want to become a pastor in nigeria or study theology you will probably study here one of the all those theological schools in kaduna city the northern part of nigeria

blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ davidffected the g-7 summit. instead the president will be talking to world leaders by videoconference. china's failure to admit they covered up the news of the virus. >> i wanted to ask you whether the party apologize for that initial cover-up. >> i think that statement is a distortion of facts. david: mostly it's come from china itself. we detailed the steps the communist party took to cover up the spread of the virus including a gag order placed on hospitals and labs on january 3. just this morning the director general heaped praise on beijing for announcing no new cases of the coronavirus. he applaud the transparency of the chinese, one day after a chinese doctor who sounds the alarm on the virus was killed by the virus. he was reprimanded for daring to share information about the virus with other doctors. this is the man they persecuted. joining me now, dr. michael pillsbury. author of "the hundred-year marathon." and director at the hudson institute. we were so excited about the news

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are lawful objects we discussed the ruling with former police officer leans back university law school senior researcher that's david low as well as human rights. obviously every case is different and we have to look at the facts of each case and this case the explosive substance that this 22 year old at that time perhaps even younger had made in in the unit in the garden shed in his house was just less than 10 grams of that substance my main question is why would anyone want to have explosives in the 1st place you know i look at it from from the the aspect of terrorism this country the u.k. faces a terrorist threat from 3 fronts there's a missed the extreme far right than the own nazis and the lessons to give given this difference of experimentation and and education but i think this over use and over expansion expansion of terror offenses i think this is a good at least a good 1st step to say that no not everything where you see explosives or where you see something we don't quite understand what that person is doing or what their motives are it doesn't mean that they're they should be treated as a terrorist suspe

. >> at the risk of leaning over my skis, i believe david reynolds when he was here last month made reference to somebody, a military aid de camp of sorts who new the president of the westminster college and so he served as the conduit between the president of the university, the college, and of the president of the united states to say, this small school would love to have something to put it on the map. >> yeah. >> i don't remember the position or the name, but david was telling us that on a long car ride to la fey yet. and speaking of lafayette, michael mentioned the paintings. that's the only one he did during the war, and a quick plug, there is a wonderful exhibit of winston's artwork at the art museum on university of louisiana lafayette campus that will be o up there for another month or so. it's not that far of a drive. go check out. it happens to be named the hillyard art museum. it's a wonderful work. i think there are seven paintings there. are there any questions before the final bleak? let's give michael bishop a wonderful round of applause for a wonderful talk. >> thank you very

leaning overk of my skis, i believe david herelds was, when he was last month, made reference to a military aid of sorts -- military aide of sorts who knew the president of westminster college. he served as the conduit between the president of the college and the president of the united states, to say, this small school would love to have something to put it on the map. i do not remember the position or the name, but david was telling us that on the long car ride to lafayette. lafayette,king of michael mentioned the painting of the atlas mountains. that's the only painting that winston did during the war, and a quick plug, there is a wonderful exhibit of winston's on the at the art museum 'siversity of missouri lafayette campus. it happens to be named the hilliard art museum, and it is wonderful work. i think seven of his paintings are there. are there any other questions before we have our final break of the day, or? give michael bishop wonderful round of applause for a wonderful talk. thank you very much. [applause] next, a panel of world war ii scholars looks at the february at whicha co

today but that we should not expect an endorsement tonight but clearly as david as said, things are sort of -- seeming to sort of lean in this direction where the candidate that seems the most likely to put up the strongest fight against bernie sanders would be a joe biden and another sign is biden and buttigieg have traded voice mails after this news broke tonight. they have not been able to connect. but that's definitely something we are keeping an ear to the ground on. as david says, we're getting to the point where all of these candidates need to decide, do they put their weight behind one person and i think that's going to be a key moment if or when, perhaps, that happens between now and super tuesday. >> as abby has been reporting, it sounds like buttigieg was concerned about sanders' candidacy specifically, but given so many states have early voting, especially super tuesday, like california, millions have already voted, do you think this is going to hurt sanders in a couple days from now? >> you're right. california started voting on february 3rd. some other states have early voting as well. that dissorts the

david valedeo, with four people rung. t.j. cox who had a tax leanround him ah, democrat, is significant around 35%. and number of women who came across. the president was 20 for 20 in his endorsement. wesley hunt in houston is not in a run-off. i mean, this is amazing what's happening. if you go to takethehouse.com. you can help these candidate so we can take into account majority and you would have a congress working for the american public. >> okay. buy kevin mccarthy a white board. got t. thank you, congressman. fox news contributor, ari fliesher. dan mangino. those numbers say a lot to moment your thoughts. >> absolutely, sean. when you look at turnout the demolition permits had. there were 9 state that voted on super tuesday. 9 state that is voted super tuesday. only three of them, vermont. six states the democrats had a turn out decline compared to 2008. the last of the enthusiasm is a warning for the democrats in the fall and other trump turn out machine, you've got to give credit to the trump campaign. when smoke is against on you on the bal

you know, i mean, i think that bernie sanders needs to lean into the fact that he looks like larry davidt doing promos with larry david and be pointing at the camera and saying things, like, america, don't let them curb your enthusiasm for voting for me, and i would like to see who biden puts around him. he needs to come with a specific black agenda, don't just take bloomberg's money, adopt the black agenda, the greenwood agenda, and he needs to have a policewoman woman as a running mate. maybe senator kamala harris. >> i want you to make this a regular thing. >> let's do it, man, let me tell the stories about you in the club in south carolina the stories of you in the club -- >> up next! as cases of the coronavirus tick up, we have just learned that one of the lead officials here actually has tested positive for coronavirus. also, two of new york's biggest universities in the last few minutes, we've learned they're canceling classes. more after this. they're nccaeling classes. more after this. stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on with rinvoq. rinvoq a on

old hands, david plouffe, james carville, donna brazile's, barack obama leaned on people like mayor peternie sanders. they're leaning on elizabeth warren to get her to do the same thing. stuart: president trump tweeted a couple minutes ago, i will read it for you. the mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti is dealing with us to try to get the federal government to fix the terrible problem he and the dems caused with the homeless and devastating effects having on the city which is a mess. i then watch him talk trash on me. what is your response, larry? >> no secret donald trump is disliked in california. donald trump has been attacking california for sanctuary city policies. there is no love lost between the governor of california and the mayor of los angeles when it comes to donald trump. i told you before, stu, probably the only public figure more hated than donald trump in california is charlie manson and he's dead. stuart: seems like from that tweet, seems like garcetti going to work with the feds, you know? that is progress? >> he is trying to get money. in order to get money you have t

david: that was a standard indulgence for randolph. he would bring his mastiffs in and they would laze about during distributions and when clay became speaker, he leaned over to the sergeant of arms when randolph came in and said get the dogs out and they did and randolph was furious with him for that. jeanne: but he never brought the dogs back. david: never brought them back, yeah. >> i think you could do a biography of john randolph. jeanne: he's a fascinating person. a lot of his papers have not survived, whether he destroyed them or family members destroyed them. there are some but there's not a really good collection from start to finish. but he's a fascinating person. david: yeah, he would -- he was -- he took opium and drank brandy in excess. ride his horse pounding down to his plantation which was roanoke, oddly enough, he hailed from bizarre, a plantation of his youth, appropriately enough, and he would wander the halls of this magnificent dwelling with the wallpaper peeling off and paint flecked and everything with a single candle saying "macbeth hath murdered sleep." >> thank you again so much for joining us. [applause] david: thank you, ch

david owens, charlotte as well thank you for breaking down what's happening in france. >>> stay with us coming up in the show, we're going to talk about hong kong retail dropping. i can leanle, and that for me is what teamwork is all about. you can't do everything yourself. you need someone to guide you and help you make those tough decisions, that's morgan stanley. they're industry leaders, but the most important thing is they want to do it the right way. i'm really excited to be part of the morgan stanley team. i'm justin rose. we are morgan stanley. >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum >> i'm joumanna bercetche. these are your headlines european stocks rally bouncing back from the worst week while u.s. futures point to a higher open while investors bet on coordinated central bank action. >>> chinese equities closed higher shrugging off mainland activity in manufacturing. >> rationalitity doesn't help. we need to go back into the facts and the figures. based on that we decide. >> lufthansa cuts flights to italy, south korea and hong kong while the international air transportation system says the pandemic will slash prices by $1.5 million this year.

leaning in that direction. let's put it in perfect. back with us is david axle rod, gloria borger, laura lopez.id, you've seen a lot of debates, i don't think you've seen one quite like this. >> no, i don't think we've had one under these circumstances. i thought the opening of the debate which obviously focused on the crisis was the strongest segment that we've seen from joe biden in 11 races. he looked like a guy who was in command, who knew what needed to be done, who spoke to the problem with clarity and self assurance. and it was a very, very strong hour, really, for him. i think it was sort of a tale of two debates in the sense that bernie sanders clearly came understanding the numbers in this race. this really wasn't about the primary race in many ways. it was about bernie sanders saying, these are the issues my people care about. how are you going to address them and bring them into the fold? and i think that biden was still fighting the last war in the second hour and didn't pick up on those cues on climate change and a few other issues. so in that sense it was a missed opportunity bec

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