authorities and work enough aso say a gunman killed at least $24.00 civilians in the north east of the country the attackers targeted a church in the village of pennsy during a service islamised extremists have been blamed for a growing insurgency that started in neighboring mali and has extended in tunisia. this is due to reduced from berlin for war follow us on twitter or visit our website w dot com. you're watching it every day or so from berlin up next our science show tomorrow today i'll see you at the top of the hour with the world headlines from thank you for spending as part of your day with me. to. describe this as it seems. to understand the world better we need to take a closer. look at. the experience not to. talk to you to. hold on. to the point so much sir kelly. i put the tough questions to those in power challenging the key players face to face so it's real and concrete in debate that goes beyond the jargon and helps us a better understand what's really going. holding the powerful to accounts getting to the truth. that's the conflict zone. like zone with sarah kelly hel

push for anti-doctor, anti-women, anti-family legislation aso once again i am here on behalf of women and men across the country to deliver the same message we have made clear countless times, not on our watch . majority leader mitch mcconnell has indicated he wants to visit to legislating which makes these two atrocious bills an interesting choice because all 100 senators know they are going absolutely nowhere. the truth is republicans rate is not actually about passing laws any more than it is about people's health or medical science or what is best for patients . it's really about republicans crass political calculations that they can fire up their far right base with an all out war against the constitutionally protected rights of states legal abortions. the two bills differ in some significant ways, but they have the same consequences they would criminalize , criminalize abortion, take deeply personal, often painful decisions out of the hands of parents and use scare tactics and misinformation to try to weaken strong republican support for roe. another thing they have in common, t

alice paul was trying to create headlines, aso after spending some time in britain, she basically got radicalized by the british suffragists and learned how to creat attention-grabbing spectacles or events. when she came back to the united states, she then organized with the congressional union this parade. 8000 suffragists marched down from the capital here, down pennsylvania avenue, and they stopped at the treasury building and there they had this pageant. in between, the suffragists had to make their way through 500,000 spectators, a huge number. one of the problems of this parade is it did not have police protection because the chief was not a friend to suffragists so he denied them protection even though they had a permit. instead the secretary of war who is part of the presidential cabinet put what we would think of as the national guard on standby in nearby fort myers in virginia. and so when the crowd got really unruly and manhandling, that's when they literally called in the cavalry from virginia and had that group serve as the protectors of the suffragists. it was quite dram

plenty of unanswer questions at this point they don't know how much the toll would be for instance, they aso don't know if the toll would be temporary or uld remain in place for maintenance reasons. senator dodd says that the would be a lot of public input in the future to try to figure out those details. >>today is the final day for state lawmakers to file any new proposed state laws for this year kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how the state's >>is now being met with piles and piles proposals. >>search the word homeless in california's legislative database for the session and more than 250 results come up search housing and more th 600 results come up lawmakers appear to be in sync with the governor making homelessness a top legislative priority across party lines. some democrs this week proposing to make way for more homeless shelters in california. my liminating land zoning loopholes at city sometimes used to avoid building them. the senator who wrote the law ott wiener says of the 151,000 homeless californians 72% of them don't ve shelter. another bill aims to

man on motorbikes attacked a village in the bonny yes the palette north of the capital the king of aso is among the countries in africa so hell region where france is deploying $600.00 more troops to fight armed groups the french defense ministry says the soldiers would be sent to an area that also includes parts of mali and france already has about 4 and a half 1000 military personnel in the region michael moore is a visiting fellow at the london school of economics he says french troops and african forces must cooperate if they're going to defeat armed groups in the sahara region. this particular issue is that it's an easy one to solve it's a very fast area unknown but enough assume. really really not to well police and the military capability to actually cover this white extract is actually a challenge see if you have this vast set of place and it's not very easy for all you know to have the capacity of many committee to actually cover the host traits i mean the french special forces sound very well equipped and they have an intelligence as well as you know at the african forces swe

quite a number years of tension on a transatlantic basis about the application of advanced commercial aso well as governmental applications. i would be interested in getting your take on this. thank you so much. yesterday was a big day of news for the world of ai regulation. as you probably know, the united states was first out of the gate in the january where we proposed the ai regulatory principles. those arrive for comment. released theiry attempt to do what we did in january with providing some sort of structure about the way they are thinking about regulations of ai powered technologies. my take is twofold. i think we are very encouraged to see a lot of focused -- focus in their document on an innovation ecosystem that is friendly. they talk about the importance of developing and working on research and development projects, helping drive startups or smaller companies. aey also talk about values-based approach. in the u.s. expressed january. one thing i think is important to flag and one thing i think it could be some room for their next step from taking this value-based approach and

and the tragedy here, if the president is acquitted there will always be a a question aso whether this was a legitimate trial here in the united states senate. let me to spend a moment to compare the impeachment proceedings on president clinton versus those of president trump are in president clinton there was a trial and the senate. it was acknowledged to be fair. witnesses were called. president clinton and his administration officials had testified under oath subject to cross-examination. president clinton showed remorse for his conduct and apologize for his misconduct. and president clinton's misconduct was personal in nature. compare that to president trump. he blocked all witnesses and documents, and then through counsel prevented the senate trial from calling any witnesses are producing any documents. he has never sent any remorse. even the most said it is here know that what he did was wrong, he has shown no remorse whatsoever. and his misconduct with the abuse of thisto office for personal gain to get a foreign power too help in his election campaign. let me go to article one

there is aso a view looming political risk as some of your colleagues were commenting on.hat's coming out of iowa and so forth it's very hard to contextualize and price that risk. certainly that is coming. the other issue the vix market may be focusing on is the 3250 level on the s&p is interesting because that's a point where a lot of the investment banks have -- you might call it gamma pivot. if the market were to plunge many level there. so right now the market has been very resilient here. majorea about seeing some real-life problems taking up here in the near term is going to be different it feels a lot different than january of 2018 in that respect. volatility,bject of we did equities selling off heavily with the markets reopening. but now offshore investors absolutely piling in buying those. this crisis isn't over yet. >> it is funny. my way of comparing these types -- the coronavirus, what it means for the market is a little bit similar to natural disasters that are very large scale or for that matter terrorist events. headlinese's a lot of , a lot of fears about h

and so mygood ideas second question is could you tell me if you would entertain at wage aso looking a measure, because often times many folks do not work a full-time job, but they have a wage. could we be more creative in looking at the data based on what some of the things i am hearing from the group that came in? i am sure they met with your folks and you know some of their issues. can it be localized? can we entertain looking at some of the things they think we should look at when we calculate or present the good news that is not the good news for many of the individuals sitting here or in my district? rep. beatty: i think you're probably making some of our data people very happy at the board of governors. they love to cut the data in different ways. we learn every time we do that. i do not know the precise answer to your question of whether we can do it regionally or in what dimensions we can, but we would be happy to look into that for you. rep. beatty: what about some of the individual ideas about looking at wages in your calculations? chair powell: i think we can do that. rep.

well of the senate and confronted a member of her own party, senator joseph mccarthy, and said as much aso she wantedee the republican party gain power, she didn'twa to see the party ride to victory on what she calls the four horsemen of calumny. she menntioned ignorance bigotry and smear and fear.h and she said this isn't place for character assassination. otherwise we're really resorting to totalitarian methods. so there are moments for courageous people to step forward and our government and take those tyes of stands, but it's up to the citizens to hold our officials accountable. >> woodruff: carolyn lukensmeyer, ellen fitzpatrick, michael beschloss, thank you. thanks, judy. thank you, judy. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: today in the ited nations security council, the u.s. condemned russia and the syrian government for an ongoing onslaught in idlib province, the last holdout of syrians opposed to the regime, wherea, syrian and allied forces have driven huneds of thousands from their homes. the offeive comes as two films about the syrian war are nominated fobest documentary in sunday'

you cannot find out in a criminal court whether this forward aso you go the church has finally done in the case of the cardinal, to defrock him and sent him out to someplace in kansas. >> finally. >> i agree. it has taken forever but we have denigrated women and denigrated their complaints and i think it is wrong and we have to change where wen't just go say everybody is guilty because one person accuse them of something. you need to investigate and find out. look at roger ailes. finally the dam broke. i don't know how many of you have seen the movie, finally the dam broke and fox conducted an investigation, and he was clearly guilty. there was no criminal process. fired.was i think that was the right thing to do. i would not rollback this movement. thatld continue to insist people should be treated in a responsible way, that one accusation unsubstantiated does not prove a whole case against somebody. i believe with much of what bob said. i support the me too movement. i think it is too little too late in many ways. i think it's important that we take women's accusations. cause starts

so in aso certain segment of the algorithms, there is some evidence that they have higher rates of mistakes for african americans and asians. asian americans. >> it is correct that most of the algorithms in the one too many submitted, do have the differentials. the highest performing's and the one too many do not. >> spoke some do and some do not. i'm just trying to clarify. thank you all for t being here. i'm from michigan so we have a long history of meeting our cbp officers to protect us in all of orour bridges and crossing. you help me understand, is six technology used in any way at our bridge crossings in the northern border? >> no, not at the bridge crossings. >> but at the airport. so while i recognize it seems te be a small number of times of these programs were theirs, they've detected more problems with particularly african-american women in asian americans, what's the process where it would be, you are an average citizen, you are an african-american woman. let's say we employ this technology and it shows a positive. think. walk me through that process and how he would deal with

. >> a little bit of flare this one is from asos. seen it on the red carpet a lot.r band, right? >> all right, good look, carter's wearing a padded one. padded for him, too? >> yeah. we've seen a lot of these on the runways. it gives you very "gossip girl" vibes. this is an attitude about it this one was worn to the golden globes these are red carpet-friendly, as well. hers is from free people >> do you wear it like carter is wearing it >> yeah. this is an easy way to get into it and she looks appropriate for work >> they do you can wear one for your wedding. a top knot is an interesting air hair band. how do you wear these? >> these are thicker it goes great if you have thicker hair texture it is fun to add the texture this one is from j. crew this is a nice sky blue one. >> i know you are with "teen vogue. how about older women? do we look silly >> it's all about how you acc s accessorize and the color. this is fresh for spring it's fun it's a nice trend. just try in different ways >> all right >> versatile >> gorgeous, i love this >> these are the wrap hairstyles

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the government has total control over whether or not military personnel can go on vacation and aso all as pushing back public-school resumption. basic public affairs and public events, the government has a right to concentrate its support and its personnel on fighting this epidemic as a priority over anything else. paul: how about specific guidelines the government has been giving to its citizens? >> back to the first patient, because such mass religious events have led to a surge in the epidemic cases, a lot of government officials have been constantly urging people from taking part in mass assemblies. this includes religious activities and protests that are in secluded areas with vastly populated full young. the government is urging people to stay away -- populated. they are emphasizing they are not hindering on the freedom of religion but prioritizing stopping the outbreak of the epidemic. reporter breaking news , thank you for joining us. g20 finance officials in riyadh have been discussing the impact of the coronavirus outbreak. >> the asian central banks are out there. we alrea

some of the big companies do rely on throwaway fashion, like asos.te a lot of the fashions have closed. retail stores are closed or on reduced hours. consumers are wanting to stay at home are not the end public places and socialise. the impact on sales at the moment is significant. not knowing how long it will go on for isa knowing how long it will go on for is a real challenge for businesses and every day it is being addressed. from the prospect of london fashion week we are using digital and everywhere we plan to reach the media and retail audiences so we can continue to do business. this morning we announced a new partnership with a consumer platform called fashions due to make sure british designers and chinese designers and two fashion industries are designers and two fashion industries a re closely designers and two fashion industries are closely collected and the two programmes will start in september right the way through to 2022. —— fashion zoo. -- fashion zoo. the markets. i was looking forward to the rabbit story. the 100 share index is do

spring training, but in the meantime you can tell it's already going to be a long year for the houston aso'seague report to camp. hot topic ntinues to be reaction to houston's role in a sign stealing scandal that tainted their 2017 championsp run. >>some of spoke out this week saying they knew out their methods before mike fires brought l the light and today, the dodgers who lo to houston in the world series, not holding back. l's go to a fired-up cody bellinger who ys the astros stoller rain from that about the apologies were whatever jim crane's was . in france, instrument was we given unity. i mean these guys are team for 3 year you knopersonally i lost respect fothose i >>i would say. everyone in the show. and the big leagues lost respect for thoseguys. >>it's going to be a tense year finally some hockey talk sharks and jets in winnipeg, take it up in the 3rd period jets leading to one. the fee to melker karlsson and the finish the lamp is a late tie game jusa minute later found. shot is blocked hit here comes timo meier swoops in that is a biscuit in the basket sharks take he lead in it

. >> un momento aso yin yan. >> me encanta que se haya ido en esa combinaciÓn, se elegantes creo queo estÁ equivocada. fracisa; esto es una novela. >> con todo respeto, y con toda verdad lo digo, no somos amigas, no creo que, no somos amigas, en este momento las circunstancias no le dan, tampoco somos enemigas, a veces ustedes mismos, no ustedes como reportero, sino ustedes como personas. tampoco quiere decir que la odie, eso no es cierto. jamÁs, porque cuando nacieron mis hijos. entonces le digo mi amiga "por quÉ no me dijiste?" -- estabas amamantando a carlo. juan es un gran hombre, pero equivocÓ su nacionalidad, debiÓ haber sido Árabe. tarde o temprano, ¿saben lo que estÁ padeciendo la actual? tarde o temprano. eso es falso, porque mucha gente ha criticado que no he ido con los niÑos, y cualquiera puede llegar y formarte como estuvieras en las tortillas y ya pasas, no es asÍ. tienen que solicitarlo, la gente que estÁ adentro, y algo tiene que hacer una serie de papeleo, y puedes pasar. tengo entendido es que hay una lista de 12 personas, y besÁndose personas pueden ir los dÍas de

saturday, february was the devoted wife -- jo eddie devoted wife of smith as well as a loving mother smith aso their son, chris.other o was passionate about her faith and served as an active pmember of st. james united church in greenville, north carolina. her voice.known for se was a strong supporter of women in need. and lead women fr women's power of the puse nd erved on the board of many otherlocal charities. mr. budd: jo was a passionate of the u.n.c. tar eels where she worked for the comprehensie cancer center and graced fan with a wonderful rendition of our national anthem. stte was blessed by jo's presen and our tate was blessed to call her friend. in givig thanks for jo's life and inpraying for the entire smith family during ths time. i yield back. the speaker pr tempore: for what purposdoes the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> to address the house fr one minute. the speakr pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speake, as we know, marks turday, march 7, the 55th anniversary of the 1965 selma march where courageous men women ac