hit michael dunn in the back of the head who killed him almost instantly. the bomb exploded. my father was probably already dead because he'd been shot and before. i came to walk and. she won. and i found myself increasingly drawn to cases of miscarriage of justice when nobody else was taking a particular interest and also in the potential for the state to take life illegally and as a journalist you're always looking for stories that nobody else is investigating it was an ordinary sunday morning and i was reading the paper and a name sprang out of the page at me bracknell somebody called bracknell had been killed in south sometime previously and i thought breck no that's not a south. so i managed to contact the family and went down to meet them and i would assist with scene. will have been killed to explain to his widow who was sitting in the room with me exactly what had happened and it was a shocking shocking experience it was a fast time that an bracknell has heard how her husband had been mad i think the shock of what we find. to the family really how little we know about

interested in spend $5.00 to dodge a few michael dunn's a foreclosure happened. 100 years ago the majority of films being watched jay. many german in fact it was the 1st country to try and protect its national film industry using a quota law for every foreign film shown in germany a german film had to be made and distributed abroad that actually lead to quantity over quality anyway these days the majority of film showing in german cinemas are imports mostly from the u.s. and you know what that means right. again though. so it is just from the father which often cunt him on the door just him as he flew on her on because in view of. the argument that some. of those hollywood stars who own. them dubbing is an important industry the top names can be quite famous in their own right and we usually take on more than one stop this guy has been the german voice of robert de niro robert redford dennis hopper and ladies and gentlemen i now give you the german voice of angelino jelly fish as the cloudy opening is on spins and. also in this infinity. the end is unclear you see it. as a 2 this is to see

in millennium old was can ruin i learned to meet your own face mask you can take to 70 year old michael dunn is that true enough. he was released from this facility in december after serving 16 years for robbery. my guess return was made possible with a local front end you look or your corner. what what i mean is beautiful is mark because i know how it appears environmentalists i just might hear myself if you have one of the. i think the prison hundreds of people would die so i think i was thought about utah i tried to look where you cannot out ideas you can i lived in this very moment so you know we got support i did recently for his last i get free . in this facility we're not allowed to feel some areas prisons in cameroon have a reputation of force energy conditions many in me dusty which in china years after being detained. 10000 prisoners are held across the country in facilities intern and 2 who fewer than 10000. this is going to be a breeding ground for the karuna virus. got mad so something in this encounter after stuff was it what a coroner virus there for my cats this must fight wh

only michael dunn who can discuss the potential impact of sunday's remarks on device with a panel of guests. bernie sanders saying this thing at a time when the democratic party's already split it's the vibe that it's going through perhaps a bit of a p.r. it means here across this i mean this is a really bad decision isn't it sanders to me shows his integrity here look he's been saying this for years that there's videotapes of him saying these things about cuba and fidel castro in the soviet union i mean how can he backtrack on those things honestly you know he's just you know reaffirming ideas that he has had for many years the concern is not him saying good things about the literacy program it's i said it thing that mussolini got the trains to run on time that was not what it is that people associated with what mussolini did it happened to be the case but he was a murderous dictator as was castro spineless democratic stablish man shows their true colors it's like a litmus test every time you can say one positive word about cuba or the one word in defense of venezuelan sovereignty t

my you know michael dunn neck my dad heard that the head man had signed away the land. i think to some people my dad looks pretty calm like everything's under control but i can tell that he gets really stressed all. according to our lawyers went ahead men signed a letter of parting with the subway he had known so i would traditional to tory roughly about $100000.00 hectors. in a chance he got only 4000 hectors. basically this leaves us with a very small. government. just like our 1st essence in canada. ok so i love. it can only. be said. yeah. now we're not that large and i don't. know i'm not going to die i don't do that you know. we're going about the new york now and we're like no more you. know. what i'm going it down and that's going to be our guy or probably work and. it's a matter of how do we deal with that now whether to write the letter we have been advised to do that this is where i really more of a discretion whether i should write it or not because as an outsider i don't think it is my my role to write it for them but looking around i don't see anyone who w

that quest, on the part of my hero, michael dunn, is really the engine of this novel.as if it's a quest that we're all on, trying to understand in this post-truth world, sometimes call it. what is real? what that we see and hear on the news is really happening, and what's manipulated and manufactured to deceive us? that's really what "the paladin" is about. >> wonderful. thank you, david. >>> ahead on "morning joe," the lincoln memorial is one of the nation's most recognized national shrines. most events there are banned. but we are digging into new reporting about how president trump bent the rules for himself. >>> plus, the president's chief advivisor on immigration, mille long tried to have an impact on the country's border, then came the coronavirus. we'll talk about halting migration based on public health. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. of an outdoor grill indoors, and because it's a ninja foodi, it can do even more, like transform into an air fryer. the ninja foodi grill, the grill that sears, sizzles, and air fry crisps. ...little things...

plus, we speak to ceo michael dunn about the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the auto industry. morning! oh no, here comes the neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's here. bill? karolyn? nope! no, just a couple of rocks. download the my account app to manage your appointments making today's xfinity customer service simple, easy, awesome. i'll pass. rishaad: 8:00 thursday in new york. welcome to bloomberg markets asia. i am shery ahn. the coronavirus is declared a global health emergency as cases and deaths continue to rise. the u.s. reports its first human to human transmission. the virus is another blow to china's slowing economy. data in the next few moments will give an insight into the impact. hong kong exports snapped a 13 month losing streak in december as the phase one trade deal eased tensions but for your shipments show a decline. -- four -

advisers are in talks with jennifer o'malley to take a senior role alongside anita dunn, the chief strategist, and michaelpledged to help biden's campaign, after ending his bid and endorsing the former vice president, advisers to bloomberg caution that they were still at an early stage of determining how he would redeploy elements of his campaign apparatus now that he is no longer a candidate. while they intended to target president trump for defeat in a number of swing states, it could be a while before the details of those plans come into focus. >>> and at a campaign rally in phoenix last night, senator bernie sanders went after joe biden over his political donors. >> joe biden has received campaign support from at least 60 billionaires. he is receiving support now from former mayor bloomberg, one of the wealthiest people in this country. and joe has an active super pac. while we're running our campaign very differently. we don't have a super pac. we don't want a super pac. we don't need a super pac. because we are raising our campaign funds from the working class of this country. >> and mike bloomberg

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he's elevating communicating adviser anita dunn, the candidate not competing in the traditional early states, and michaelberg challenging a key argument biden was trying to make for his electability. >> the toughest districts in the country two years ago don't see me as baggage. they wanted me in their d districts. >> i do believe mike can get it done. >> reporter: the former new york city mayor also picking up an endorsement from trump's former secretary of the navy, richard spencer. the iowa democratic party is now saying they have extended the deadline for campaigns to say whether or not they want a recanvas of the caucus on monday, and now they have until saturday at 1:00 p.m. eastern time, but bernie sanders already told cnn's ryan nobles his campaign does not plan to ask for a recanvas, but they do have concerns they have to the iowa democratic party. >> let's go over this again. bernie sanders seeming to acknowledge that pete buttigieg might be his toughest competition, and he said what he said in new hampshire about buttigieg being backed by millionaires more than any other candidate, and he has

michael, thank you very much. the high court has ruled that the american woman alleged to have killed harry dunn in a road accidentager died after being injured outside an raf base in northamptonshire. anne sacoolas, who was accused of driving on the wrong side of the road, was allowed to leave the uk after he died. duncan kennedy reports. harry dunn was just 19 when he died in august of last year. he was knocked off his motorbike here by an american woman driving on the wrong side of the road. she was anne sacoolas, who left britain two weeks after the crash, claiming diplomatic immunity through her husband's job at an american airbase. harry's parents, charlotte and tim, have tried to get mrs sacoolas to come back. but after reviewing the case, the high court today ruled that mrs sacoolas did indeed have diplomatic immunity. it's a decision that's left tim and charlotte profoundly disappointed. we've had many tears and tantrums, but we've kept our feet on the ground. we've already launched an appeal. you know, she cannot move on, surely, with her life in a wholesome way without facing up to what she's done. she

michael buchanan, bbc news, kent. the headlines on bbc news: the us secretary of state has turned down the extradition request for a diplomat‘s wife who was charged with causing the death of harry dunne uk have been tested for coronavirus — the respiratory disease which originated in china. a bbc news investigation uncovers several preventable baby deaths at an nhs trust in kent. the latest crime figures for england and wales show what happens after a crime is reported. only about 7% of reported crimes lead to a suspect being charged or cautioned — that's a record low. according to the home office, robberies increased by 12% last year. and knife offences were at a new high, rising by 7%. tom symonds has this report. we're in nottingham with detectives on the robbery squad. if we can see them in the area, it establishes the time accurately and stuff. they are looking for cctv of some suspected muggers, this team has been set up specifically to tackle this problem. we are focusing on those individuals that are causing us the most pain with the robbery team and a knife crime team, and that's been painful creating those resources, but you've got to be able to invest in that proactivity.

michael buchanan, bbc news, kent. the foreign secretary has accused the us government of a "denial ofjustice", after it refused an extradition request for the woman accused of killing teenage motorcyclist harry dunnd died after a collision in northamptonshire in august with a car driven by anne sacoolas, the wife of a us intelligence officer. after the accident she left britain for the united states, claiming diplomatic immunity. duncan kennedy reports. harry dunn was a teenager with the ability to enjoy life and spread fun. but last august he was killed here in northamptonshire after his motorbike collided with a car. anne sacoolas, here on her wedding day, has since been charged with causing death by dangerous driving. she has left the uk, two weeks after the accident, claiming diplomatic immunity and was staying at this house near washington, dc. immunity and was staying at this house nearwashington, dc. she immunity and was staying at this house near washington, dc. she has refused to return to britain. now harry's family have heard of the american government has formally turned down a request to extradite mrs sacoolas. this morning harry's mum gave her reaction. we are quite happy to continu

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dunn: he checked and supported those after hurricane michael. the fact that chris gave so much seeking any recognition speaks volumes about his character. truly huge loss for our community. he was exceptional. a loving wife d and a young son. i am grateful for the time that courtan and fors the privilege of calling him my friend. i encourage all of us to think impact we made on our communities and how we can ontinue to serve our communities in the future just as chris did. and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks, as necessary. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is minute.ed for one >> thank you, madam speaker. i'm proud to have supported h.r. 2, the moving forward act. comprehensive infrastructure package will make clean energy investments, create ore affordable housing, and improve broadband across the united states. i'm proud that h.r. 2 incl

harry dunn's mother's emotional plea to president trump is straight ahead. >> julie: billionaire michael going to make his debut tonight. bret baier with what we can expect on the stage tonight. >> we want to make sure we have the best candidate to lead the ticket. i don't think that when people look at donald trump they automatically say hum, can we get someone richer? president trump warned the drug companies. it's unacceptable that americans pay vastly more than people in other countries, for the exact same drugs. but they aren't listening. they've just raised the prices of over five hundred drugs. president trump supports a bipartisan plan, that would force drug companies to lower prices. but the senate won't act. tell senate leaders to stop drug company price gouging and lower drug prices now. >> julie: fox news alert now. the mother of british teenager harry dunn renewing her plea for justice nearly six months after an s.u.v. driven by the wife of an american diplomat struck dunn's motorcycle killing him. prime minister boris johnson raising the issue with president trump last nigh

. >>> and fanatics executive chairman michael rubin is going to join us >>> anpid per sandler, and jimmy dunne box. >>> so we feel very confident about the 94.1% efficacy that we'll be filing to the fda today. as you say, the most exciting news to me yesterday when i learned the data was thesevere cases because if we can prevent severe cases it means, you know, reduced hospitalization, and no death, and that would be, of course, i believe, essential in this pandemic. >> that was moderna ceo stephane bancel earlier in the show businesses in connecticut can now face a fine of $10,000 for violating state virus protocols. joining us to talk about that and so much more, connecticut governor ned lamont. thank you so much for joining us we're coming up into this period now post-thanksgiving where you're hearing from people like debor deborah birx who is effectively telling people, if you have been even at a thanksgiving dinner, you should either, you know, go get tested or effectively quarantine to some degree. are you telling, you know, citizens of connecticut to do the same >> hey, andrew, we're te

dunn holland. [cheers and applause] she will still be state chair. and representative sandy levin. michelle quan. lieutenant governor of rhode island in mcgee. senator nina turner. michaelhe backroom, we will give a welcome to ben and jerry. [cheers and applause] we are so blessed and so happy that so many of you have been here. the president of the international association will be with us as well. in your program you will notice that we present an award. it talks a little bit about why we give this award. this is the 30th year that we have presented it. we presented do a new hampshire democrat that has done extraordinary efforts in building the democratic party. they gave their life to build this party. they never got to see an event like this. award someonee who has done extraordinary work. this year we are very pleased to present the award to somebody who is working every single day to protect voting rights. taking the state to court. taking the republicans to court. successfully defending us. 2020ld like to present the ofrd to the legal counsel the new hampshire democrat party, william christie. [cheers and applause] when students vote in new hampshire it is becaus

michael devastated the panhandle, d.j. in ensuring role tinnedal air force base and all needed resources recovery. d.j. is hard working and cheerful. mr. dunn: a joy to be with. an integral part of my office since its inception grateful.l miss her please join me in recognizing all she's done and wish her luck in her future endeavors. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rise?ew york >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. this weekend, i will join activists and supporters for the women's march in seneca falls, new york, home 1848 women's c right convention that sparked the suffrage movement. incredibleebrate the strides we have made in the fight for women's rights and the women rong, courageous who have shattered glass ceilings to achieve progress. 100th ar 2020 marks the anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment, guaranteeing and protecting women's right to vote. now more than ever, as we face new barriers threatening to

dunn, says that's amazing. >> i didn't know i fapd out -- we got it as a gift i have to figure out who gave it to us. >> correction -- >> by the way -- >> i said michael michael jordan is an owner jeannie bus, wick, that's tequila. that's fancy stuff you have there. >> joe, i should say, you're not the only one who busts my chops. you know when i went to not drink the tequila, my wife sent me a text, what did it say wuss so -- >> yeah, wuss. >> people hear it. >> i get it on air, i get it at home >> would you be worse driving after tequila or after eight donuts either way you might be -- whoa. so you probably shouldn't drive ywter that either. anay, you're watching "squawk box" hopefully still on cnbc ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ now is the time to support the places you love. spend 10 dollars or more at a participating small business and get 5 dollars back, up to 10 times with american express. enroll now at shopsmall.com. >>> let's get to a developing story that we've been talking about out of china authorities ordering the u.s. consulate in the city of chengdu to close since washington had the chinese consulate in houston shut down. eunice yoon joins us again hello aga