i'm going to actually walk you through -- sonya is helping me here -- there we go. -- a dahlia application. actually, take me to the link. there you go. we're going to go away from the power point for just a second. i think you have to actually click open. yeah. dahlia is helping folks across the city with one way of applying and one application. and a shorter application. we're not requiring all of the income documents and all of the other documents that we used to require up front before somebody even had a chance in the lottery. we were requiring all that. that is no longer. so -- can you just show them the home page? that's what dahlia looks like. you have the opportunity to apply for either a rental opportunity or an ownership opportunity. if you click on the ownership, there are several ownership opportunities available right now on dahlia. they range in price. that one on top i guess is $187,000 all the way up to $599,000 available to different income eligibility requirements. >> maria, i have a question. sorry to interrupt your presentation. could we see what one of the units looks

let's have a closer look now and, sonya, the male, a virus panic hit school, strong front page. ski trips to northern italy which is a region of europe that has been the worst hit so far by the virus. i think it is a deaths that have been recorded there over of older people hit with the virus. so the schools have been closed and people have been sent home. it will contribute to this growing sense of worry and concern. “— to this growing sense of worry and concern. —— 11 deaths. that is up to now, this is always sort of seemed like quite a far away story. we have seen what china has done, the lockdown that has been there and will hand and it seems like it is quite far from home. will hand and it seems like it is quite farfrom home. —— will hand and it seems like it is quite far from home. —— wuhan. will hand and it seems like it is quite farfrom home. —— wuhan. it hasn't felt like he has been the need to worry yet. but with this spread to europe, there are now cases in italy, and austria, and switzerland, i think members of the public will be kind of more concern than they have b

. -- sonya. yes. lucky us. getting a trilogy of budgetary statements this year. -- it of budgetary statements this year. —— it sounds like we are getting. political journalist will —— it sounds like we are getting. politicaljournalist will be rubbing their hands and excitement but so we have got a new chancellor, he has beenin have got a new chancellor, he has been in the job for two weeks after sajid javid was essentially kind of forced out by all accounts. it is not looking great in terms of the forecast, so the independent abr has downgraded the growth forecast which makes it more difficult for the government when it comes to tax and spending. the government want to be spending. the government want to be spending a lot on infrastructure and capital spending, but it certainly doesn't want to be cutting backjust after it is when an election. but yet, their great forecasts are not good, so what this ft piece is sort of highlighting is that we are probably going to see not too big a statement from sunak coming u

you. >> dagen: in the meantime, president trump is once again taking aim at supreme court justice sonyaafter she and justice ruth bader ginsburg saying that they should recuse themselves from any cases involving his administration. this comes after sotomayor's sake don't ask giving dissent in an immigration ruling late friday and where she accused her conservative colleagues are being too eager to side with the trump of administration. he is with the president said in his new daily press this morni morning. >> mike bloomberg is going to have to defend it. if you go back about seven debates, as you remember, one of big uproar as was the fact tha that -- >> melissa: that's not what we were playing. [laughter] >> dagen: that's not what we were going to play for you. we will get that in a second. meantime -- okay. all right, sotomayor's dissent was in response to the court's 5-4 ruling letting the trump administration implement its controversial public charged immigration rule amid ongoing legal challenges. oh, shocker. president trump said something publicly about an obvious dispute with s

correspondent sonya from the car has been to paris his main chinatown district to find out more. a basement in paris is chinatown. these elaborate costumes were meant for the annual chinese new year parade the draws thousands of spectators but for the 1st time the event was called off the seer suddenly turned was a regular participant blames the coronavirus and the stigma it's fueled certainly. was cancelled not out of fear of the coronavirus but the fear of children being stigmatized with being told that asian children are coming back from school crying because they were singled out and made fun of they were insulted and called names so we didn't feel like celebrating but it's been very tough. suddenly turn grew up in this neighborhood a melting pot known for its 960 s. high rise apartment blocks and dozens of east asian stores and restaurants the frenchman is of chinese and cambodian descent and says he'd never really experienced racism openly in paris until a week ago. it was a. mess took the metro and as i sat down the person next to me got up and moved away and then he cover

earnings for the us government accuses sonya of putting the lives of inforormans sources in immediate danger when he published classified documents his attorney telling the court reporting or journalism is not a license for criminality. whether sachin self should be considered a journalist is part of the debate none the less some journalists are coming to his defense. for certain people his contribution to journalism because it made possible some of the biggest stories of the last tenen to twenty years especially those about the american awards. and so what's at stake is the future of journalism and need a building a journalist to report on issues of national security. also among the sasha supporters at court was his own father who referred to his son's time at the ecuauadorean embassy in london where he had clalaimed asylum since two thousand and twelve as a form of torture. the coach to a billion that is what will happen. to journalists. publishers and publications if this extradition this political extradition o of julian the son. is successful. gosh was arrested in year on in a da

and of course and former adviser of his, sonya khan, was fired pretty unceremoniously at the start ofjohnson government. there was a piece written on a conservative news website by paul goodman that actually categorically stated that two of the chancellor's advisers would be fired in exchange for hisjob. and the fact advisers would be fired in exchange for his job. and the fact that advisers would be fired in exchange for hisjob. and the fact that it was such good news source prompted a lot of questions in the westminster village generally. and it was so categorical that it obviously prompted questions about why had this been stated? because i don't imagine the news outlet would've published that unless they had some good sources as it were. 50 what was this really all about? is this just a couple people working inside sajid javid's office? a couple people working inside sajid javid's office? i don't think it is, i think it's more than that. it's power and personality is what it boils down to. there a push and pull factor. the only one that's worked in westminster is david cameron and george

. >> he also kept up his criticism of supreme court supreme court justice sonya soda mayor for her scathing dissent in a recent case. she ripped the white house for repeatedly running to the supreme court to stay lower court rulings and faulted the court for accepting them saying "they applications have benefited one litigant over all others." the president argues she and justice ruth bader ginsburg should recuse from cases involving the administration. >> it's so inappropriate. >> president trump also weighed in on election interference, when asked if he would pledge to not accept russia's help he said "i want no help from any country and i haven't been giving any help from any country. >> he dismissed the notion that he fired the former director of national intelligence joseph maguire for a briefing in which congress was told russia was trying to get him reelected. >> he's a terrific guy but on march 11th his time ended. his time came up so we would've had to by statute, we would've had to change him anyway. >> after a lavish state dinner, president trump departed delhi with a lot of good

elections, and is tweet criticizing justice sonya sotomayor. president trump: thank you very much.e had a couple good days in india. the prime minister is a terrific man, he's a terrific leader and we have a lot of things going in terms of product being purchased by india. we just had a meeting, a lot of the press was there. i thought it was a great meeting with some of the biggest businessmen in the world. they come from india. they agree to invest billions and billions of dollars. you heard it for yourself. they will be investing billions of dollars in our one -- so that was the purpose. the helicopters, apaches, and various other types in addition to other equipment, they're buying that. but i thought it was a great two days. it was a fantastic two days. i'm going to be not at all controversial because i don't want to blow the two days and two days of travel on one little answer that john will ask, one little simple answer and you'll blow it out and that will be the end of the trip. they won't even talk about the trip. i will be conservative in my answers if you don't mind. we d

he says he wants two of the liberal justices, ruth bader ginsburg and sonya sotomayor to recuse themselves from the cases. he made the comments during a news conference in india. the justices determined themselves when to step aside if there is a conflict of interest. in this case it is unlikely either justice will set up the cases involving president trump >>> a day after he was convicted of rape and sexual assault, a group of women spoke their silence to speak out about harvey weinstein's misconduct. >>> president and ceo of pg&e says he is making safety first. who he blames for the deadly fires in recent years. this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, l

coming up, victory for the trump administration as supreme court justice sonya sotomayor is accusinglleagues of being a rubber-stamp for president trump after ruling on the high-profile immigration case. keep watching for that. and this today, a trailblazing nasa my petition has died. you may know her name, catherine johnson. calculated rocket trajectories and earth orbits for nasa's early space missions. her work helped enable the first spacewalk. johnson was later portrayed in the 2016 hit, "hidden figures," about pioneering black female aerospace workers. in other great women. catherine johnson was 101 years old. she has left us. give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> harris: the trump administration's public charge will goes into effect nationwide today. the supreme court ruled 5-4 to lift an injunction temporarily blocking that policy amid an ongoing court case. the rule makes it harder for immigrants to obtain

going to guess roscoe with the sport as china's most famous athlete and then pick swimming champion sonya is banned for 8 years for breaking anti doping details and reaction coming up. welcome to the news hour turkey says it's attacking all known government targets after it reported 33 of its soldiers have been killed in fighting in syria's province that's where syrian forces are trying to take control of the last battle held territory ankara now appears to be trying to put pressure on the european union by allowing some syrian refugees to end to europe nato has called an emergency meeting to discuss the crisis after its. he condemned what he called indiscriminate airstrikes by syria and russia the u.n. secretary general is urging an immediate cease fire well russia says it's a new warships armed with cruise missiles towards the syrian coast and has blamed turkey for the killing of its soldiers an eclipse the previous day under schapelle has the latest. as syrian and russian forces attempted to retake land loss to rebels on thursday turkish forces supporting the rebels came under fire the

supreme court justice and that is justice s society sonya. she had a grandmother who loved her and gave her the confidence to keep trying is to me what makes a great jurist, their humanity and understanding that they need to be compassion and lifting us from a cycle of criminalities and having hope. i've h ha had the measure pleasg why judges should have a wide range of experience and be independent because they need to serve everyone that comes to court. >> anything about justice sotemier you can model yourself on? >> she has three quality, curiosity. you need to be interested and always engaged in learning and two, compassion. she understood this was about the human experience and what happens to the individual affects the family and the community and last but not least, again, courage. she was fearless. she kept trying. she didn't give up, even though she had type i diabetes and had to give herself injections to survive, let alone study. >> everybody please turn off your cell phone sounds. miss tong? >> i'm fortunate any judicial role mode

en twitter crÍtica a la jueza sonya sotomayor por acusar de parcialidad a jueces conservadores.a a comentarios de sotomayor. afirma que el mayor tribunal ha actuado muy rÁpido para alinearse con el gobierno. nuestro compaÑero estÁ en vivo desde washington con lo Último. buenos dÍas. reportero: buenos dÍas. la jueza estÁ criticando al presidente donald trump, especialmente, a su administraciÓn trump. dice que abusan de su figura legal donde la casa blanca pide la corte suprema de justicia que suspenda las decisiones de corte inferiores que bloquean polÍticas de ese gobierno que entren en efecto. ella dice que cuando se utiliza esa figura legal la casa blanca debe demostrar que habÍa un peligro inminente, un peligro que no se podrÍa evitar si la polÍtica no entra en efecto. asegura que eso no sucede. dice que la casa blanca solicita la suspensiÓn y la mayorÍa conservadora en la corte suprema de justicia se lo otorga. ella se preocupa porque todo esto iniciado con la carta pÚblica. la jueza dice que en los Últimos 20 aÑos el gobierno ha descrito la carta pÚblica como una persona qu

going to have to, as he was in this press conference and despite taking that question, answering about sonyae ginsburg, he's relatively reserved. he's respectful of where he is and he also is trying to be respectful of what is going on in the world in terms of this coronavirus outbreak, i think the infection is so much larger than it was during sars, so he is -- i think that's going to be important in the days and weeks to come as the world tries to get its arms around this. maria: the president talking about people who are -- the way they treat him versus other presidents. let's listen in. >> as you will admit, in fact you wrote very nicely, i appreciate it, the poll numbers have gone up very much. that's not appropriate to benefit by something like that. then there was supposed to be a second whistleblower. as soon as i released the transcripts, the second whistleblower was gone. what happened to the second whistleblower? i'll ask you where is he? remember, he or she. the second whistleblower was going to happen, it was a matter of moments and then i released the real call, the transcripts

i'm going to actually walk you through -- sonya is helping me here -- there we go. -- a dahlia application. actually, take me to the link. there you go. we're going to go away from the power point for just a second. i think you have to actually click open. yeah. dahlia is helping folks across the city with one way of applying and one application. and a shorter application. we're not requiring all of the income documents and all of the other documents that we used to require up front before somebody even had a chance in the lottery. we were requiring all that. that is no longer. so -- can you just show them the home page? that's what dahlia looks like. you have the opportunity to apply for either a rental opportunity or an ownership opportunity. if you click on the ownership, there are several ownership opportunities available right now on dahlia. they range in price. that one on top i guess is $187,000 all the way up to $599,000 available to different income eligibility requirements. >> maria, i have a question. sorry to interrupt your presentation. could we see what one of the units looks

elections, and is tweet criticizing justice sonya sotomayor.