some alive they barely have the strength to recounts their own deal. with the dog we have been on at the avalanche since this morning nobody came to rescue us a lot of those rescue crews are yet to come. off his parish before they were found they were also rescued us and ended up paying the ultimate price for that bravery. around 300. men many of them volunteers called out after an avalanche hit 2 vehicles on tuesday burying 15 people their rescuers then turned victim when a 2nd avalanche hit the same spot. as the snow keeps falling rescue efforts remain fraught with peril. or turning our attention now to china that country says the number of people infected by the corona virus has now topped 24000 almost 500 have died in several cities in china are all locked down notably the city where the virus was 1st detected what all efforts are being made there to test and treat patients but it seems that not all is going as smoothly as the chinese government wants its people to believe. a conference center converted to an enormous makeshift hospital part of we

there are seats that democrats barely won in 2018. there are seats that democrats barely won. it is a matter of fighting for that attention to it from a party perspective, having people looking down the ballot and keeping them engaged on the battle for the house. it looks like democrats will keep control of the house, having a bigger majority is always better. >> to look at iowa as an example, there is so much attention on the caucuses, but there is also a competitive senate race. potentially all four districts could be competitive. i talked to cindy asked me recently who said we need to start focusing on these down ballot races. you cover emily's list. how influential are they in terms of the endorsement? i thought it was interesting with the whole amy mcgrath dynamic because kentucky is a different state from perhaps new york or california. >> emily's list can be influential in primaries. they are willing to spend a lot of money on tv ads to bolster candidates, especially if people come in with not a lot of name recognition, they can be a difference maker in these primaries.

the very bare essentials that have -- of what happened.n instagram, it was widely used in headlines and was used in reports on monday. viewers are said it was too intrusive. do you think it's possible to cross a line with that? i think the thing about that photo was that it was released by a friend and so caroline flack‘s friends and family released a very small amounts of pictures and information ‘s. 0bviously her family released a photograph of her on wednesday as well, but also a statement that she was going to make on instagram. i think thejudgement was that that was a photo taken by a friend. she was at her own house. that wasn't something that had been taken off her that wasn't something that had been ta ken off her social that wasn't something that had been taken off her social media. . the volume of coverage, with what for the first day of so is mostly speculation, was there not a case to have just reported the actual facts and bulletins and left it at that until more information emerge?” would say we really did stick to the fa cts

some emerge and live they barely have the strength to recounts their own deal. we have been on at the avalanche since this morning and nobody came to rescue us a lot of those as you can tell you have that. office perished before they were found they were all sort of rescue units and ended up paying the ultimate price for that bravery. around 300 men many of them volunteers called out after an avalanche 2 vehicles on choose to burying 15 people and then rescued his then turned victim when a 2nd avalanche hit the same spot thing as the snow keeps falling rescue efforts remained friends with cheryl. well here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. first lady has been released on bail after being charged with murder messiah is accused of killing her husband's previous wife a minister tomas to body was embroiled in drawn out divorce proceedings and already in a relationship with the defendant when his wife. was shot dead outside her home back in 2017 small you know the words and the united nations have called for urgent humanitarian a

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barely thinks that's changing online platforms and specialist 2nd homes stores are on the rise i don't stop because i missed out it's all that needs to be suitable for every day shopping the alternatives to consumerism need to be easy if i have a days for an interview and i want something different i need to be able to get it without buying something new. despite not buying new clothes for 10 years the all of all commit says she never feels like she has to go without. i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist one day. everyone is talking about official intelligence and we are to. good computers and algorithms one day surpass him in creativity. art on the edge. or talk to global media for. arch 21 of. the next couple years little idea. down on a trip to the market which can be deadly but the farmers installing holders have no choice cocoa oil or gold on the gun as economy could be flourishing but the people here see no signs of costs crumbling bridges or an overcrowded posts ago somehow i'm down where's must get to market and daily life remains a struggle. e

she grows tomatoes on about their of land but even then the harvests are good she's barely getting by would. they be asked we've had to buy water every day for about one and a half months that'll continue until the rainy season starts we have lots of problems that's why it's so hard to survive in guyana in the moment. because all of the domestic tomato processing plants have stopped production then india and other farmers are only able to sell to the so-called market queens dealers who resell the tomatoes in other cities there's an oversupply in the high season and so the prices drop to almost nothing was quite funny next 2 weeks ago we sold these crates for twice as much. if there's no demand like today and we farmers more or less just give the crates away. we sell them at any price. i might be honest. quantock financial difficulties led benedict as husband to go to europe where he works as a farm laborer in italy he's able to send money home every month to provide for his family and pay his children's tuition. many gun hands and other africans have ended up in southern italy the tom

give people a warm place to call home noise that's no longer possible i didn't know about this can barely sleep he's a relative a fair hans who he says was a person who loved life. he wants politicians and civil society to do more to combat racism. it's a lot of people know it's getting real people dying young people like you and me lost their lives you know it's time to do something and it's high time it's just yes. now there is also the question of more protection for immigrants and their descendants. most of our biome has lived in germany since 1988 but the shop owner does not want to be ruled by fear. don't have to protect my store why should they start growing for 12 hours just waiting for you live in fear then you will just stay home and never go on it. i need a new months to wants to feel free and not lose the courage to face life in memory of the victims of right wing extremist terrorism. this is the toughest given to all these people we won't be intimidated i don't want to have protection wherever i go . i want to be able to walk freely into the market and smoke. and to not let a

it's barely reported on in the media especially now leading up to the olympic games this year crisis people would rather forget all of it so that's an attitude you find throughout japanese society. but. this is a quiet deeply moving film and it shows a very special day of dealing with grief. peyroux takes in the ruins of her former home and then a boy tells her about something called the when telephone. assume when you want to know that then ike is. going to. cause. a scene is based on a real phone booth in japan that's become a place of pilgrimage for the grieving. think. more on that and everything about the balance on a very special edition of art's 21 this weekend on day w. but now to scott a festival star you've seen all the movies in the competition so it's the moment of reckoning which wrongs in your opinion the one that's going to win. yeah i think i could be a sensation this year i think could be the 1st time in 20 years 11 american director when the golden bear my favorite film. is never rarely sometimes always by lies it an american filmmaker and this is a very sort of sma

can barely sleep he is a relative affair who he says was a person who loved life he wants politicians and civil society to do more to combat racism it's. people know it's getting real people died young people like you and me lost their lives now it's time to do something and it's high time is. no there is also the question of more protection for immigrants and their descendants mistah for byron has lived in germany since 1988 but the shop owner does not want to be ruled by fear. just don't have to protect my store why should they stand around for 12 hours just waiting or for if you live in fear then you will just stay home and never go white. munich's been this legal much against born players and fans paid tribute to the victims just one of many acts of remembrance held across germany. but some in hono like hairdresser. feel that action rather than gestures is what's needed to address far right extremism just couldn't view of course we as citizens can only take to the streets and hold banners and demonstrate against it but it's our country germany that has to do something about sent t

scraped into the regional parliament which barely made the 5 percent vote hurdle so many through the reagan voters will be asking is it democracy that he now would lead the state government and for that reason we are hearing a lot of calls for the state told the elections. well the round of 16 in the german cop drew to a close on wednesday and the final is now complete when you're in berlin and by leave occurs the now both into the quarterfinals after beating 4th. and 2nd division stood god respectively current title holders by and munich knocked out hoffenheim while sabra can. see went in went all the way into a penalty shoot out before sabah can finally prevailed. you're watching the news from as more news at the top of the aisle coming up in africa with my colleague christine walk is more on our website dot com and on twitter and instagram at to. our great thanks for watching. in the height of climate change. for christmas and. what's in store for the. months to come for the future of the c.w. coming from a good city to the multimedia in such clear cut or. conspire to change the p

are human rights and he said that in what he delivered almost as a shakespearean soliloquy so the barely not off to a very political start as as always and just also another controversy about the album alfred sorry by a prize he was the. first director of the bell in the back in the 1950s right and this is been a prize it's been awarded to films that i expand the view of what cinematic arts can do that prize has been suspended because it turns out that i've had bauer and this is been really reported in the last few weeks was connected to the nazi propaganda minister go but isn't that a lot of work for him so the belly not a has responded they've gotten rid of this prize and they're looking forward i think to another 70 years. ok ok now with a bit of a different history i know what a film buff you all briefly tell us all that you're going to try and see as ready folds as possible but give us your take it up favorite coming up. there is a movie in the next few days called dow and this is a very strange movie it's kind of as soviet truman show the director of this movie basically locked his

some alive they barely have the strength to recounts their own deal. it was over we have been on of the avalanche since this morning nobody coming to rescue us. to say you have to see. others perished before they were found they were also to rescue us and ended up paying the ultimate price for that bravery. around 300 men many of them volunteers called out after an avalanche hit 2 vehicles on tuesday burying 15 people they rescued his then turned victim when a 2nd avalanche hit the same spot same doesn't as the snow keeps falling rescue efforts remain fraught with peril. dramatic footage there from turkey want to bring you up to speed now with some of the other stories making news around the world. lists or to use force a lady has been released on bail after being charged with murder she is being accused of killing her husband's previous wife. prime minister thomas benet was embroiled in a drawn out divorce proceedings and already in a relationship with the defendant when his wife. was shot dead outside her home in 2017. somalian authorities and the un

scraped into the regional parliament and which barely made the 5 percent vote hurdle so many through the region voters will be asking is it democracy that he now would lead the state government and for that reason we are hearing a lot of calls for the state told the elections and that's a very good point to be in the decision this vote also has implications at the national level the social democrats who are in a coalition government with the conservative c.d.u. that's the party of german chancellor angela merkel they are very upset about what has happened in that the cd you saw i did with the far right i want you to listen to part of what the s.p.d. chairwoman said today. you know everyone who ran against the former state premiers knew they would have to rely on votes from the far right and whoever does that is distancing himself from democratic principles. so we can't really underestimate here the potential is there a new crisis brewing now in germany's grand coalition government. well her counterparts in the christian democratic party at national level were very very quick to him m

into the into the state parliament just barely beating the 5 percent hurdle so of course many voters in the state of will be asking themselves is this democracy and that is why we're now hearing national politicians calling for new elections in the state saying that this result cannot stand does this in effect mean milind that the far right will join the state government. no mr cameron says that he wants to govern in a minority close coalition with the christian democrats the social democrats and the green party and he was adamant saying that he would reject any cooperation with the a.f.p. the far right let's hear what he had to say. under both most of the right from the beginning goal was to form a government from the middle of society not from the center of the parliament we stand by this now what we said before the election also applies after the election . that's been altered this also means that the walls still stand against the extremes they remain they have and will exist. those who have chosen primary chosen a better opponent of everything that shows even a hint of radicalism

and yet it is something that has barely been mentioned in the media over the course of the media overhe last two or three days. we won't get the full results for a few days still because they have a single transferable vote, so it can go to seven or eight counts before you actually know in some seats who has one. but yes, there is very little talk about it. and more analysis hopefully to come as we get those results through and see what the real picture will look like in the end. the daily telegraph and others are talking about this super spreader, pressure on health chiefs over the bridge virus super spreader. what do you make of this story, i guess every newsroom has to have an angle on this story. i feel very sorry for the guy in question, even though he is not named. he is document as a super spreader but he didn't know he had it. he went on holiday to singapore, came back, showed no symptoms but it turned out he had it. and some people he was in contact with got it as a result. i have a meeting on thursday with someone meeting on thursday with someone who is returning from singap

and a reporter helen humphrey has the enviable task of watching the sunday premieres for us at the bare the knowledge she joins us now from the red carpet helena you saw this is an old tale with a modern berlin twist did that work for you. your call it really did if you think about the landscape of lane it's a watery landscape with many beautiful lakes in the shape of a river that runs through it which makes it an ideal location to retell the myth of a water sprite is spurned by her lover and then goes on to seek revenge but kristin petzold gave this feminist a twist he didn't want said leave his protagonist powerless and so as you saw there in that report she goes on and she finds love once again now this really is the appeared to me all of the berlin school of film making in fact very sparse dialogue and wonderful cinematography showing the brutalist landscape but i think that's fast dialogue at times could be his downfall i have to say despite those wonderful performances from the lead actors sometimes it was difficult to understand where the intensity of their relationship actually

porter i'm in a safe as one of the best seats in the house to check out the barely no action this weekend your on the red carpet but i understand you had a chance to see 1st how i mean this was one of the films with a lot of free festival hype what's sort out for you well this is indeed one of the bigger films that has been teased in the media i would say that it's a western that is not a western i would maybe even call it a neo western so we're looking at a friendship between 2 men who don't exactly fit into this world of hard boiled frontiersmen and they develop this friendship in order to survive essentially they come up with a plot to make hot cakes out of milk from a cow that they found and it pleases everyone it sells like hotcakes and they are trying to work out a way to make this last so we see a very tender side of the wild west despite the fact that i still would put this in the genre of western. western potentially have but in the running for the golden bear i mean in your. opinion how does this stack up against the competition. well the director kellie reichard she is a respec

the democratic contest is shaping up to be a battle between barely sanders and pete british it you say created by for decades and clashing political ideologies but united in one shared goal to iced president trump. that's a china which has recently reported 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections 94 of those 97 deaths occurred at the epicenter of the outbreak who by province however chinese health officials say these are the lowest figures since january and they predict the epidemic could be over by april international health experts are warning that it is still too early to say well meanwhile a growing number of people in china have begun to express anger at the government's handling of the situation or sars is of move to silence criticism sensis have scrub social media posts and least to a citizen journalists have disappeared raising fears for their safety. so we get more on this from a from a human rights watch a brother welcome to g.w. so do you have fears about people who have disappeared in china absolutely so we see that china is really silencing c

11 months is perilously short experts will tell you it takes years that means they'll probably be a bare bones deal something very simple with a whole series of additional deals to come in years to come that will only increase uncertainty for the business of the time when the bank of england as just this week downgraded growth prospects for this country similar tenuously trade deals to be done with the united states with china with india with japan all these great promises of brics it to come the people who were partying and celebrating here tonight may think all of that is going to come quickly i think all of the available evidence suggests that it will not ok john hall for now in london thank you very much indeed. bracks that has not officially happens but the u.k. as we were hearing from jonah is still quite some way from distant tangling itself from the european union charlie rangel has more. just because it has happened it doesn't mean the story is over britain has now left the easy institutions and lost its vote in the e.u.'s bodies but the 11 month transition period means almost e

, he has bare—knuckle fighters in their travellerfamily, he has all that bare—knuckle fighters in theirt night in the perfect storm. for people who don't follow the sport, we just heard people who don't follow the sport, wejust heard in people who don't follow the sport, we just heard in that report he was talking about his style and his inability to punch. what was all that about? give us the background to that. deontay wilder was known as a puncher, 95% of his opponents he had knocked out. tyson fury is six foot nine and 19.5 stone, yet he defies logic in what a great mover he is. he's very agile, he can be long and taught in short, and his footwork is extraordinary for such a giant human being. and he hasn't had to rely on power as a heavyweight. heavyweight boxing is about knock outs. you think of the great fighters, lennox lewis, mike tyson, evander holyfield, joe fraser, muhammad ali, they were all renowned for their punch power. fury has a lwa ys for their punch power. fury has always tried to outbox his opponents, but he decided last night he wasn't going to leave it in the hand

inspired troll in a bid to prevent weapons from reaching libya the decision aiming to uphold the barely recognized you and arms embargo comes after months of negotiations. just under 100 new cases of coronavirus have been diagnosed on board a cruise ship in japan as 300 americans quarantined on board return home more than 70 and a half 1000 people 7000 right now have the virus in china. at least 7 people including 2 police officers have been killed and dozens wounded in a suicide bombing in pakistan police say a teenager detonated the bomb in whether that's the provincial capital. it happened when he was stopped by police near the city's press club were religious rally was taking place so far no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. at least 22 people have been killed during an attack on a farming village in kemah room's northwest english speaking region the u.n. says armed men shot at women and children in both and burned others in their homes english speaking separatists have blamed the army for the violence but it's the night any wrongdoing and says its soldiers were attac

do you get the sense this is barely started? >> it is barely started, it is very early. front runner now. he won the most votes in iowa, most votes in new hampshire. polls show bernie sanders is surging. the first time since joe biden entered the race and he is not in the lead. black support is starting to evaporate a bit for joe biden. we saw in the quinnipiac poll it went down 27% for joe biden. 22% for mike bloomberg. we'll talk about later. it's ecstatic how fluid this race is. i've been following politics and involved in campaigns since 1988. i've never seen a campaign with so much fluidity as this one where anybody could win. anybody could take off. >> there is truth to that. when you look at the slimness between the two front runners, are we possibly looking -- i know it's far down the road -- a brokered or contested convention here? >> i think going into the whole thing we assumed we would take it all the way to convention. last time we got close to convention. here's the reality. america is in a crisis and democrats are extremely scared right now. i think people

family have been fishing in these waters for generations playing with the weight arabs are on their bare back bottom was a lot more of it yes i remember them in the hold the manga give one of the main guys. in the western brands of gulf war there are rare what happens if you do. every wal-mart up someone's arm or lower their value. the italian ministry of defense has deemed vast areas of the sea around sardinia off limits. around their government on a minute out of pre-war marijuana annoy them are you with your on the left are nowhere near members of the military are they watching us. most of the military operations on sardinia have been kept secret since 951. they're the result of an arrangement struck with nato countries after the 2nd world war. and if you go. to them in the you know there. are a purely has made it his life's mission to bust open this wall of silence. he was once the political leader of sardinia but even then he couldn't get access to see what was going on at the military bases on the morrow purely dida eventually get into the tire lot of military side but only after h

-- bernie sanders just barely made it by two votes, a gasp went up in the crowd. biden, former vice president joe biden just nearly crawsed the threshold when bide was on the bule he has a very experienced precinct team here they polled in just enough people amount the last minute to get him over that threshold now we'll see who alliance with who in this next 20 or so minutes. >> woodruff: you're right. cause there will be a difference once they get to thed selignment or realign the. dan bush, where is pete buttieg? >> good question. pete buttigieg finished in so he moved on to the nextotes. round. this is an area that includes a t of upper middle class neighborhoods here in des. moin it's not very diverse, it's a territory that has been friendly seemingly to elizabeth warre to pte buttigieg not a huge surprise he did well. but did speak to the divide among moderate voters at least who sided with buttigieg over joe biden. amy klobuchar gt 140 she actually hotperformed biden a little bit whiche am a surprise. >> woodruff: very interesting. so interesting what you s

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just look at this data, up until this weekend, monday's caucuses barely making national news. a minuscule amount of time this year verses past election cycles. so how has the spotty coverage affected voters and viewers, reporters are with us in de des monies to discuss that. the editor of the locally owned newspaper of the storm lake time. art, you are the author of the new book, "storm lake." have you been covering the caucuses for many years in your backyard, what's different this year, art cullen? is impeachment the only thing that's different this year? >> one big difference is just size of the political press core that comes in and welcome to my friends and colleagues here from "the new york times" and "a "axios." this is much bigger than what we saw in 2016. and the other differences was there was not much attention because hillary clinton really did not show up that much where i am in rural iowa and nooeeith did trump. >> there is a lot of reporters in iowa for sure, i get the impression that there is not as much news of the amount of you know actual attention has been

and invective is barely mentioned, and it was portrayed as a heroic response to the riot and, quote, good government efforts to replace corrupt rules. here is a public school textbook from 1933, quote, there were many officeholders, some of whom are the tasks this naturally aroused between the races,." they became poor citizens to to devote the carpet bagger is allowed him to do very much as they pleased and worst crimes were not punished, they were no longer safe, "-end-double-quote. here ihere's from the 1949 to ar of disturbing the riot took over wilmington and finally this is from the 1940 textbook about the red shirts. to put an end to the terrible condition they joined together to to be back in the lives of the people, such frightened them into living better lives. they had done wron wrong and hay were listed and the next moment the clan with a visit to the men and punish them according to the wronghomes they had done after , they were not so bold and crying became less and less. again, public school textbook, 1940. so you can see how the white mythology cooked the false narrat

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when in fact it was barely mentioned. it was, it was portrayed a black race right and big government effort. as a public school textbook in 1933. quote there were many negro people fitted for the task. here's some textbook. the massive negroes, to vote better than scalawags, the worst crimes were not punished. when the whites in the south were no longer south. the number of blacks were part of the riot and it was over at wilmington government. and finally, from 1936 about the kkk. this was in a public textbook the children read. into this terrible condition, white people at a club name the ku klux klan. [laughter]. members of the best, sorry, members dennis dressed as ghosts, they were acting distantly. there were large back writing back into the lives of the people. they would frighten negroes into living better lives. and then a negro or white you are done wrong, the clan would visit these men and let them know the wrongs they have done. crime became less and less. again public school textbooks. 1940. you can see how th

one analyst saying the virus impact has barely been priced into commodities.ly they talk about the outbreak going to die to have a massive human and economic impact, disrupting supply chains, creating headwinds for chinese demand and imports, that have barely been priced into the commodity markets. they include copper, palladium and others in that. they say those metals in which china is a big net importer will see major increases in inventory. if what they are saying is right that the commodity markets have barely priced it in what, impact does it have for an allocator across assets? benjamin: it says stay away from those commodity assets. but i think it depends on how quickly you get this recovery and what china does in the us to military efforts. if china goes back -- does india -- goes -- you get this recovery and what china stimulatoryr efforts. we might see it recovery in copper later in the year that in the immediate term, i think you stay away from commodities and other sensitive areas in the short-term. manus: the pboc wants to flag everything except

, barely beat bernie sanders when it came to delegates. at the end of the day, we don't know if bernie sanders got more individual votes from caucus-goers than hillary clinton or not but this time they will. it is a multistep process. as you go in tonight, at 7:00 they will do speeches. into thestart getting deciding process, you divide into preference groups in the room. everyone supporting candidate a goes over here. and so on. who count off and they see has at least 15% at least in that room to be considered viable. and then you go to the next room. that is when you can move around. that is usually the number we get. this time around, we are going to get three different numbers. the number and results from when they made the initial show of support. the realignment number or they get the percentage. and the third number will be the raw vote total. we will see three different numbers from each individual precinct site. because of that, that will give the campaigns the potential to put an additional level of spin. if you won the first rou

it will be breezy sunday with low to barely some mid 60s. 60 to about 63 degrees. that's where we should be for this time of year. we get this sharp cold front coming through and it brings our temperatures back in line. here's a look at the cold front and the potential for rain, scattered showers on sunday. >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. 4:56. we are still continuing to follow this issue in san francisco. a single car spinout on southbound 280 before cesar chavez, you can see there now that purple line on the screen, all lanes are shut down because of this car spinning out, initially blocking a lane and now driving the wrong way on the freeway. that's according to the chp. they're working to figure this out. be aware. expect delays here. all lanes blocked southbound 280 before cesar chavez. >> the one thing oprah cannot live without. next at 5:00, she's giving us insight into her personal life. >>> and a troubling new case of coronavirus. no one knows how one patient got it. we're live at uc davis where doctors are treating that person right now. >>> a

they're holding in all the cool air so the gas just lay bare just like bare chested on the floor is not uncommon to see 5 or 6 guys just laid out and in a sale on the floor vironment is visible in the visiting. rats roaches spiders. and little fire just seems. biters mosquitoes are fast a. waltz any if you want to see in the corners of the facility and these are areas where the public are allowed. i mean there's nothing new about what's happening in march and i would say in very recent history i think 2 summers ago in august there was basically every other day most of them parchin and in a little bit further back history if we look at the 1970 s. there's this successful suit that they. are sort of people win against the state that leads to the end of the trustee system and that was around cruel and unusual punishment so as long as the prison has existed there have been these sort of cruel inhuman conditions and what we're going to continue to see and have seen in the past is these. periods where the state violence is sort of most apparent to us but for people who are incarcerated that s

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