it was a victory for alexis. campaign against her father had consequences. >> like the wedge it drove between the sisters and the brother damian. >> it put a strain on your relationship? >> it did. once my dad was sentenced, he kind of didn't want anything to do with us. and then he killed himself. >> damian macneill committed suicide in january 2010. >> he was such a wonderful guy. i miss him. >> but the murder investigation continued. picked up steam, in fact. the two investigators debriefed gypsy, in prison. >> that was a treasure trove of information that she gave us at that point. >> she confirmed that chance meeting at the temple with rachel was a setup, a ruse to get her into the house after michele was gone. how long had she and martin been planning it? >> i said, so you staged and ni scripted that meeting?o yep. and when did you script it? was it during the funeral? >> mm-hmm. >> was it before the death? >> so? >> no comment. >> the investigators went back to the prosecutor over and over urging him, char

he and alexis' mother both first deployed when alexis was just 15 months old. >> i missed her fifth and tenth birthday. >> reporter: even when he's back home, he still serves as a new york city firefighter. >> i know she's very happy. the fact that it happened for valentine's day, it will be hard to top. >> reporter: it will be hard to top. this moment, a valentine's surprise to remember. >> there's not words to explain how much i miss him. >>> almost two weeks later on this past monday, he resigned. >> today she went public with the details of her relationship with hill. >> kate larson has the new developments in this story. >> there have been rumblings for a while. the mayor admitted to having a romantic relationship 20 years ago and accepting a gift from him valued at $5,600.$5,600 now some supervisors are expressing deep concern. >> i talked to the city attorney. that is a clear violation of the law. because of that serious violation and

alexis: hello. i'm dr. alexis albion and am a curator historian at the international spy museum in washington, d.c. we have the largest collection of espionage and intelligence related artifacts in the world. today, we will be looking at cold war berlin. after world war ii ended, germany was divided. between the victors. that's the united states, france, united kingdom and the soviet union. soviet union occupied the east and the other three countries, the west. and that included the capital city of berlin which was also divided into four sectors, one for each of the victors, again with the soviets occupying the eastern zone of berlin and the three western powers occupying the western zone of berlin. this starts the division of germany and the division of berlin after the war. that division became concrete erectiondirection -- of the berlin wall in 1961. the wall was put up by east germans ostensibly to keep people out. in the years after world war ii and with the occupation of east germany and east berlin,

back for round two, alexi mccammond and stephanie ruhle.nie, i'm going to show you something we don't emphasize a lot because we have 50 state elections and not a national election. here's a national poll coming up. sanders, 29. falls off a cliff to biden. bloomberg, an amazing 18, third place. buttigieg, warren, klobuchar. is this about where you put the race right now? >> brian, there are no early states for democrats that are winner take all. even though bernie sanders is saying, look, i'm the guy ahead, if he wins in this way, he could end up not with enough delegates at the end. so he and james carville might not like one another, and i do love the phrase "with all due respect" because it is almost always followed by a big old "f" you, but james carville isn't necessarily wrong. and the alarm bells he's ringing are to democrats, yes, they go against one another during a primary. but if you don't get to a realistic place where the majority of democrats are, not the twitter democrats, the majority of democrats, and james carville is brea

alexis, good to see you. and as larry kudlow pointed out and we discussed last hour, a lot of economies were quite weak going into the coronavirus japan down 6%. germany was struggling so much worse will this make the picture look are we talking a global recession which understandably is not well defined. >> absolutely. if we think in terms of economic activity just putting the markets aside for the moment, while we had manufacturing in contraction mode for much of 2019, some of the world's major exporters, you know, namely japan, germany, even looking to italy, you know, services and consumption have really carried the bulk of economic activity, employment gains, wage gains if you think of someone hobbling on a crutch, services and consumption have been our crutch and now all of a sudden you knock the crutch away, you have a major issue in terms of economic output across the world. >> so if that's the case, talk to us about just what the first quarter gdp numbers might look like worldwide and importantly the

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. >>> joining me now is alexis alexis coe. it was such a good book. it is my favorite.shington, what's the conversations about? his life, social life or wife? what changes when a woman writes a book like this? >> he's the great general. he won the war. totally unpredictable outcome. i want to know who he was. i want to know what he did because he was not on the front line. i want to know who raised him. he was raised by a single mother. it is compelling to me what his interactions from his children. he had tons of them. that's what i am interested in. >> you don't get to this in the book because it is a burning question after having read it, what would george washington think of donald trump? >> it would be hard to say what would someone in the past think. his farewell address is oddly modern. foreign interference, if you allow foreign country to any way help you, you will owe them something and partisanship. if men only care about power. he did speak to men. that's all he envisioned for this country. if they only care about maintaining power, they would not serve the a

so i made this movie with a couple, alexi pappas and jeremy teicher. alexi is a summer olympian. they got a grant from the olympic committee to go and make some art at the winter games. they brought me in to be a part of it. and i helped them sort of shape the script a little bit. about two weeks before the olympics, i signed on to do it. and then we flew to korea and shot a movie, just the three of us, no crew, inside of the olympics. >> trevor: wait, no crew? >> no crew. it was just the three of us. so i was lugging a dentist chair around korea. ( laughter ) because we had no crew, because we were shooting inside the olympic village. >> trevor: right. >> so they don't give out passes to very many people to get inside the olympic village. >> trevor: right! >> because we were part of the olympics, we had access to an element of the olympic games that nobody's ever really seen before. >> trevor: i've never seen pieces of the olympic village the way i saw them in this film. like, i've watched documentaries about the olympics. i've seen behind the scenes, before the events. you neve

for more on the impeachment trial and what's next, alexis simendinger, nationatical correspondent for "the hill," joins us now from washington, wc. so, heare, an official igekend off because things are almost done,? we're just a few day from the end of a drama that started >> sreenivasan: if the votes last night indicated a couple of different things, one is that the white house and mi mcconnell were able to g senators in line and make sure thatot enough voted for witnesses. but also aouple of kind of interesting commen from, say, on the one hand, tem toco rubio. agree with the house managersnt that the presi do these things and they were wrong. but on the other hand, they're not voting to want to hear more about it. >> it was very interesting to see the logic behind some of the senators whoere considered to be potential supporters of the idea of hearing from witnesses and to subpoena documents. you mentioned lamar alexander of tennessee. he's retiring from the senate. so there was some thought that perhaps on his way out, he might think that witnesses was a good idea. but in the end,

alexi mccann from axios. what a great political panel i have. it sounds almost like an understatement zerlina to say enormously important, what these folks will be deciding over the next 36 hours or so. >> i think the muddled result in iowa, it did a couple of different things. one, it gave joe biden an extra week to figure out how he's going to deal with the fact that he went in to iowa as the front-runner and he came out of iowa as not the front-runner. i think that's one of the clear things that came out of iowa. now you have bernie sanders and buttigieg fighting it out for that top spot, but you also have elizabeth warren in that third position which i think is a key and something we should look at especially here in new hampshire because you're testing the ground operation of these campaigns, and i think that normally there's three tickets out of iowa and we've only been talking about the top two. it's interesting it's a woman named elizabeth warren that's in that position. i think we should look at those top three and i think forbidden, he

. >> alexi, is he getting better at that? are the questions about stop and frisk, about real estate inequities, about making too much money, is he going to be able to successfully bat them away? >> i mean, i guess it remains to be seen. polling shows he's increasingly rising in the polls in spite of these problems coming up. but the one interesting thing obviously the main push back to his apology about stop and frisk, he did it right before he launched his presidential campaign. that suggests to a lot of folks that i've talked with that that was his motivating factor. he was running for president. he knew that would be a liability, and that's why he apologized. in the clip you just played, he says he didn't realize the effects it was having on black and brown communities. but that's at odds with the fact that he is a self-described data nerd. he is someone who has access to all this data and insight and numbers about so many different things that it's simply hard to believe he wasn't aware of the effects of that policy and t

[applause] >> alexis velasquez. [applause] >> jonathan chow. [applause] >> sicoti manunua. [applause] >> leonardo gallegos. >>> mikha >>>. [applause] >> mikhail hicks. [applause] >> and james wish. [applause] >> so we're going to present certificates to the managers and coaches, and once we do the presentation of certificates, we'll take one big group photo here. i think we'll do it near the steps. all right. here we go. to the managers, cassandra matana. [applause] >> crystal pimentel. [applause] >> sharina gutierrez. [applause] >> and elise hammond. [applause] >> and reilly zuleta wong. [applause] >> thank you, managers. >> and last but not least, our coaches. coach pereno, of course. [applause] >> coach andre walker thomas. [applause] >> coach greg wood. [applause] >> coach edison zau. [applause] >> sheri bader. [applause] >> and coach mark walker. [applause] >> and again, i'd like to invite principal sherry bellisi to come up for a photo. >> the hon. london breed: again, thank you to all the players, the coaches, the managers, the principal, the teachers, the alumni, th

alexis: hello. i'm dr. alexis albion and am a curator historian at the international spy museum in washington, d.c. we have the largest collection of espionage and intelligence related artifacts in tor

room where congress held hearings to impeach him he declared america's union stronger than ever as alexis. it's all happening the much of it coming. your linked news from africa the world your links to exceptionally stories and discussions can you and will come see their views after killing program tonight from funny to me from easy to now i would say deputed come smash africa join us on facebook at t.w. africa. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection itself in road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is g.w. news from the u.s. president. after his acquittal now the anger. his enemies with words such as evil comes after u.s. senators threw out the impeachment charges against the president hailing his acquittal saying that he suffered a terrible ordeal and he says that the trial was a national disgrace also coming off the fallout from that virus in beijing a busy capitol that now looks like a

al 26 despuÉs de la revisiÓn de esta jugada determinaron penal a favor del rebaÑo sagrado y alexis degastiÓ el 26. al 42 con este golazo le dio los tres puntos a siboldi. le rindieron homenaje a kobe bryant y su hija. portarÁn los nÚmeros de las camisetas. llegamos al momento final. muchas gracias, hasta la prÓxima. julio: si tienes alguna historia que reportar te puedes comunicar con nosotros de distintas maneras por telÉfono, mensajes de whatsapp, correo electrÓnico o redes sociales. noticias univisiÓn 14 ya tiene una aplicaciÓn de noticias, conÉctate las 24 horas, recibe alertas y ver los noticieros en vivo. ya estÁ disponible gratis en appstore y play store. llegamos al final de noticias univisiÓn 14. que pase buenas noches. elite la propia fronteriza centinelas a la ciudad desde santuario para revisar operativos conjuntos con ice contra inmigrantes indocumentados. el govern guatemala advierte sobre posibles estafas utilizando el cupo de visas empleados por el gobierno de estados unidos para trabajadores agrÍcolas, las tres de nueva york de tren a un adolescente de 14 aÑos como presu

alexi, gloria, thank you so much. have more on the president's rambling and vindictive ceremony, calling his rivals evil and vicious. we'll get to that. >>> first went through russia, russ russia, russia. it was all bullshit. >> so in the vote to acquit or convict the president, only one senator broke with his party, utah republican mitt romney who said guilty on the first article, abuse of power. making him the first senator in history to vote to convict a president who was a member of their party. now, romney said he leaned on his faith and his oath to god to make that decision. president trump deriding romney for citing his faith when he spoke just minutes ago at the white house. >> and then you have some that used religion as a crutch. they never used it before, an article written today, never heard him use it before. but today, you know, it's one of those things, but you know, it's a failed presidential candidate. right at the beginning he knew we were right, mike, and i appreciate it very much. just fantastic, a

alan: muy bien por alexis. despuÉs de su infarto retomÓ su carrera.conocer el mismo a ricky martin quiÉn es el artista favorito de su mamÁ. carlos: imagÍnese la cantidad de gente que quiere conocer a ricky martin. lo que llamÓ la atención es que cuentan su carta que su mamÁ sufre de cáncer, tiene un tumor cerebral y que cuando le realizan su tratamiento sufre mucho pero cuando sus hermanos le ponen mÚsica de ricky martin, ella sonrÍe y es feliz, eso dice su carta. alan: carta que no tiene dinero para comprar un ticket y por eso pide ayuda para que su madre pueda conocer a su Ídolo . ahora todos en las redes estÁn reposteando esta carta para que llegue a ricky martin, que seguramente ya llegÓ. y si no se lo estamos haciendo saber. seguramente al enterarse de esto-- carlos: quÉ buena onda, verdad? alan: veremos esa uniÓn de la mamÁ de thiago y de ricky martin. carlos: con la inocencia de los niÑos y la fuerza de los niÑos para lograr sus objetivos. alan: te digo que ya deberÍa haber llegado a oÍdos de ricky martin. carlos: tambiÉn los pueden apoyar y es

a alexis coe, you never forget the biography of george washington. it is a great pleasure to have you. there is a military industrial complex in the business of history making that sprung up around george washington, of which you are not a part. >> huh-uh. >> tell the good people watching how you differ, and go ahead and warn them what they're going to learn about g.w., the man, not the bridge, when they buy your book. >> i didn't set out to write a biography on george washington. i'm a political historian. i usually read two or three biographies and conversation at the end i have a great understanding of the man. as has been our presidential history thus far. with washington, i didn't feel like lii understood him at the end. everyone said he's too marvel to be real. i'm going to humbly endeavor to break him out and proceed in the exact same manner. part of it, there was a convenient ration, a reverence for the subject. there is also a defensiveness. it seemed to go through stages, sort of taking boxes. and when i checked the primary sources, you kno

the sale of the £100,000 coin, or rumours of a new hordes being found, may have encouraged alexis ——ir illegal coins to the market. iam i am works for the ministry of tourism antiquities in gaza. we asked her what she knew about the gaza hordes. by by law, the fishermen ‘s big fines should have been handed into the ministry and officially documented asa ministry and officially documented as a priceless part of gaza's heritage. instead, the fishermen sold their coins onto traders illegally. the fishermen say they have no choice but to sell what they find. the fishermen have tried to piece together what happened today coins after they sold them to local dealers. the seizure of coins by the israeli authorities at the border caught the attention of the professor. i made a comparison of the two coins. this is the picture came “— the two coins. this is the picture came —— taken by fadel in march 2017 and this is the picture published on the israeli news site injuly 17 and you can see it's obviously the very same coin, all the details are identical. he finally found a match, linking a coin

to the historian and author alexis coe, our thanks. again, the book is called -- and i don't get the reference -- "you never forget your first." thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, move over siskel, move over ebert. we'll explain when we come back. it's about that guy. ♪ (sensei) beautiful. but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. (vo) save over 40 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happier business. >>> last thing before we go tonight, donald trump has come out against foreign influence, at least when it comes to the academy awards. this is from his rally tonight. let's just say he wasn't a fan of "parasite" or brad pitt it turns out. >> by the way, how bad were the academy awards this year? did you see? and the winner is a movie from south korea. what the

but i agree with alexi. i think there are so many wonderful women and particularly women of color who would make an excellent vice presidential candidate for any of these candidates. somebody like stacy abrams who almost basically did win her governor seat in georgia where we have two open senate seats in november would be a particularly strong candidate. i think a candidate of color on the ticket and a woman on the ticket. so, i think these are, you know, decisions that we have to make once we have a nominee. >> michael, let's talk about nevada coming up. i want to tell our viewers. if you look at the balm right-hand corner of your screen, you're looking at videos of yokohama, japan, they're looking to evacuate a few hundred americans off of the cruise ship. we have janis standing by in yokohama. i'll keep that in the bottom of the screen. a lot of people coming off that cruise ship, it could take a long time. we'll keep a very close eye on that this morning, including questions about where those americans

to the historian and author alexis coe, our thanks. -- and i don't get the reference -- you never forget your first. thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, move over siskel, move over ebert. we'll explain when we come back. it's about that guy. [ indistinct talking ] a new kind of investor is changing things up. with an app that's changing the way we do money. download robinhood now. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >>> last thing before we go tonight, donald trump has come out against foreign influence, at least when it comes to the academy awards. this is from his rally tonight. let's just say he wasn't a fan of "parasite" or brad pitt it turns out. >> by the way, how bad were the academy awards this year? did you see? and the winner is a movie from

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police say it smashed into a traffic pole. 20-year-old alexis rodriguez of san pablo died in this crash. the impact crumbled the front of the car. the intersection was closed for about four hours. >>> a major crash today in danville left a car and truck in just a mangled mess. you can see the car sbhooshd the back of a se seriously hurt. sky 7 shows us some heavy equipment on the scene. that was used to right the truck and clear the wreckage. this happened just before noon at black hawk plaza circle. it caused traffic delays. >>> and franklin and golden gate early this morning. one person was hurt but is going to be okay. a lot of water ended up gushing out. >>> ricky henderson and bruce bochy will be in the 2020 class in the hall of fame. henderson played 14 seasons with the a's setting a number of records including most career stolen bases. bochy led the san francisco giants of course, to three world titles during his 13 seasons as a manager. he stepped down at the he said of the 2019 season. congratulations. >>> it turns out an ice chunk dropped down a very deep mik'mike will get it

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alexis wants to have a two-flor dispensary. luxury stores in the area say the shop needs to keep away. tonight the planning commission will hear from other property owners. chanel says the dispensary will have a detrimental effect on surrounding businesses. >>> the opening bell for the stock exchange where the dow is up 111 points. stock rise for a fourth day in a row. the dow at a record high. >>> the world is mourning the loss of actor dirk douglas. the star was the epitome of old school hollywood star power. >> he portrayed complex characters earning numerous oscar nominations. we take a look back at the leading man. >> reporter: on the big screen, kurt douglas played the tough guy. >> i want to fight. my first fight that's all. >> reporter: anti-hero with a ch chiz theed draw. >> but the actor was no heel. he was a legend. his son wrote on social media. an actor from the gold b age of movies who live well into his golden years. his commit mement to justice an the causes he believed in set a standard for all of us to aspire

stalls are getting back to business meaning here hope life will return to normal just as quickly alexie o'brian al-jazeera bangkok. malawi's president just to appeal against a court ruling overturning his reelection and with every can now really want to 2nd term last year but months of protests followed over accusations of vote rigging on monday judges an old the result saying it had been compromised by vote stuffing and altered ballots they ordered a new election within 150 days the president's spokesman scald the decision a miscarriage of justice. has the latest from a long way. well the president is going to address the nation on wednesday and he's going to tell people what he's going to start with senior officials in the ruling party stated what he thought of organizing the paperwork the legal documents for the appeal village malawi's know when they plan to file the paperwork at the supreme court the supreme court to either say there is no case and throw the matter out or they could set a date to hear the matter what does this mean because the constitutional court has ordered that a

alexis believes her ex-boyfriend, adrian frey, an english video gamer, paid for her murder.in minnesota and was deeply in love. >> he was already pretty much talking about getting married honestly. >> reporter: she broke it off and says he was angry. >> pretty much saying you deserve everything horrible that happens to you. >> reporter: adrian has denied he tried to hire a hitman. our dark web investigation has taken us from england to muldova in eastern europe as well as india and eventually back to the u.s. our analyst, lisa, found a dark web password among other clues that could link ura to a family in queens, new york. >> there's a door opening. sun is about to come up. >> yeah. i got to drop my head down. my heart is racing. >> it all leads to a dramatic confrontation. >> whoa. what just happened? >> my photographer got smacked on the side of the head. we had confronted a person our dark web expert believes is linked to this murder for hire site and possibly ura himself. we met on a public street. i asked him very pointed questions. and you have to watch the show to see

$20000000.00 people would be responsible for 5 percent of the world's carbon emissions al-jazeera is alexy a prime went to see a controversial mine which is being financed by the indian conglomerate adani. claremont population 3001 of australia's mining heartlands most of the work here is a cult following and they keep paul wilkes motel business going as well possibly 70 percent of their of a business would be call related in one way or another whether it be the shoe salesman all of the shampoo cycles men fuel salzman we've got companies that do a lot of engineering work that are independent of the mines they come unstuck. dozens of mines surround remote towns like claremont's which lies a 1000 kilometers north of brisbane and maramba just up the road keeps the community alive definitely helps with all the business like a business specially have with someone young like my daughter as well it's got them a real future for claremont's the closest town to the controversial comical mine and it's still 160 kilometers away the mines are owned by the indian company adani and got the go ahead from

claims he repeatedly lied to us doping officials about his alleged use of a controversial supplement alexy our ships he has more. this summer the whole of great britain will be glued to their screens rooting for the nation's prize athlete 4 time olympic champion runner more or will they and you panorama documentary by the b.b.c. has cast further doubt on whether more farah success was cleanly won during 4 of their 2 salazar who could serve me to. choose what to do when at all costs the main sticking point is the role of former coach alberto salazar who was banned in october 29th for 4 years from any sports activities he was the head of the controversial nike oregon project until the u.s. anti-doping agency suspected he may have banned the developing rules one of those substances he used was l. carnitine designed to speed up muscle and heart recovery for athletes it's considered legal indows this which did not exceed 50 millimeters over 6 hours salazar however reportedly invented a new method of administering l. carnitine through intravenous injections which itself sparked questions from u.

around quite a lot in europe cats that thinks and they seem to be have been taking notice of him as alexis just told us this said one of their officials to sue myrick to pick up the young carnitine which presumably later was administered to her or perhaps to other athletes we don't know if it's so much mystery surrounding this now that the you know it's as if the the waters get modded at every turn one thing for certain is that far out as being the most successful track athlete in british olympic history but what kind of legacy to leave behind we don't know the moment but this put it this way the tragedy mystery yeah that's what my next question really because if these allegations are proven true and they're not obviously confirmed as of yet adamant a full comprehensive investigation if they are though what will the outcome before you get i think sun from afar i mean do you think there's going to be a similar level of scrutiny to that face for example by russia and its satellites or i was just about to say oh don't forget your characteristics as one of the most vocal critics of russia i do

alexis louvet drives a bus from a north paris depot.reform. in the current system, he enjoys a special status. he can retire at 57. but he insists it's not that he is trying to protect. translation: the impact will be to lower the level of people's pensions. already, many pensioners are living in absolute misery, and this law will make things even worse. it's not acceptable. since early december, the country has been in ferment over pension reform. the rolling transport strikes may have stopped, but there have still been weekly protests as the government negotiated the final touches to its draft bill. it's already been several months in preparation. but now, finally, the pensions reform bill is coming before the national assembly. given president macron's huge majority here, there is no question that it will eventually become law. but the whole process could still take several months. more time for the opposition under protests to make themselves felt. more time for the opposition and the protests to make themselves felt. the government