behind it it will succeed the festival is the political force questions that concern us all the ben another asks them persistently. but both. rule lost everything including her parents and brother and the 2011 tsunami. and now she is living with this in the hospital. in utter despair a route travels across japan. a lead actress serino mottola is just 21 years old when the monster wave hit she was 10 and in her final year of primary school she herself didn't lose anyone close to her but she remembers the disaster. like this in we're probably among the youngest who really experienced the disaster. we have images of it in our minds. the children from my school who were 2 or 3 years younger at the time can probably hardly remember it. could they were just too small. it would fit in the. behind the facade of normality a collective trauma festers the film tells a story from the perspective of individuals. for director not a hero the film also has a political dimension to the tsunami and the nuclear accident africa are yesterday's news in japan. not money the media have all but stopped reporting o

ben. another weekend and another dose of u nwa nted another weekend and another dose of unwanted windy andat is how it looked close to barnsley. you can seaton satellite this —— you can see on the satellite some snow on the leading edge of the rain in the north of england and scotland. that rain will continue to drift north with hill snow in scotland. milder in the south. but more rain piling in across parts of south west of england, wales into the west midlands, that is not good news after the flooding we have had and tonight this band of heavy rain will move tonight this band of heavy rain will m ove a cross tonight this band of heavy rain will move across many parts. behind it something clearer and colder. there are met office warnings in force for northern england, the south—west of england and wales. in the high ground in wales we could see up to 70 millimetres of rain. in some spots it could be up to 100 millimetres. that will exacerbate the flooding and we will start tomorrow with ice in northern ireland. this band of rain becomes slow moving across shetland. very windy here. furthe

. >> then ben revealed another bit of evidence about the parkers' shaky marriage.his one a bombshell. >> did your relationship become more intimate? >> yes. >> approximately how many years ago was that? >> about three years ago. >> and did that end? >> it did. it did not end our friendship. we remained best friends until her murder. >> the public admission of the affair was a total shock. even to those closest to tammy. so this was a secret she kept from her girlfriends? >> she did. we always felt like ben probably loved tammy, because how could you not love tammy? we weren't really -- we didn't know ben that well, so we didn't think that that had happened. >> lanny gunther, old friend and fellow bookie, testified that four months before the murders, brett was talking about a separation. >> my advice to him, if he wanted it, was that being that it was coming up on the holidays, for him to try to go home and work it out with tammy and at least get through the holidays for the kids' sake, and after the first of the year for them to try to get back together. if separa

ben: would you take another work -- another run network requirements for medicaid recipients that have been blocked or would you look for a way to reshape the program in your state? workhutchinson: we have a requirement for able-bodied medicaid recipients in arkansas. with exemptions if they have any disabilities or they have minor children at home. there is a requirement similar to what the snap requirements are. able-bodied, you have to be able to work or be in worker training, or to be volunteering for a community organization. i think it is the right thing to do. that has been struck down by the d.c. district court. a is currently waiting decision by a three-judge panel. and once that decision is able to see what happens there, but we are committed to that. believe it is the right thing to do. we just want to be able to get it shaped in a way that can withstand any judicial review. ben: let's talk a little bit about infrastructure which is something that is constantly brought up in d.c. it is infrastructure week every week but we never do anything about it or spend any money on it.

ben, thank you. well, tonight another group of americans is heading home from the outbreak zone in china. about 250 evacuees will arrive in san antonio, texas, tomorrow. 70 others are going to omaha, nebraska. they'll be quarantined on military bases for two weeks getting checked for that deadly coronavirus. there's also an update tonight about those americans infected aboard a cruise ship. ramy inocencio has the new details. >> reporter: tonight, three americans are among 20 passengers who have tested positive for coronavirus on a luxury cruise ship off the coast of japan. they were seen being escorted off the "diamond princess" cruise liner to be taken to a mainland hospital for treatment. they were among 3,700 passengers on lockdown, some of whom have posted video of what it's like on board-- masked health workers, virtually deserted public spaces. one passenger called the ship "a floating luxury prison." looking at nearly two more weeks confined to her cabin, trudy clement is unsettled. >> apparently we're going to be allowed out to stretch our legs tomorrow, but we are being supervis

ben bongs. hello there. it was another windy day on friday. so it will stay rather unsettled. mild for most, and there will be some rain at times, but also some sunshine too. so here it is — low pressure to the north of the uk on saturday. this will bring some rain to northern areas. quite a few isobars on the chart there, hence the windy weather. and then this area of low pressure will arrive during saturday night into sunday. the very mild air will be pushed off into the near continent on saturday, and something a little less mild will move in. but it's still going to be pretty mild across the south. so, a blustery day for most. that weather front i showed you, affecting scotland, northern ireland and northern england with showery bursts of rain. we could see a little bit of rain across the south—east but that will clear away and then for many it will be sunshine and showers into the afternoon. most of those showers across western areas. the winds dig down from the north across scotland, so blustery here, but also blustery across england and

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ben rich. thank you. good evening, another southeastward is shows the outbreaks of rain pushing southeastwa rd is accompanied shows the outbreaks of rain pushing southeastward is accompanied by the six quality winds. behind that is been turning cold enough for wintry showers which will continue as we go on into the evening although tonight there will be dry weather across southern parts of the uk. good notes for those fun affected prince of wales and the midlands. further north showers continue for your time only to be replaced summer persistent rain in northern ireland, north—western scotland and england and temperatures climbing as the night wears on. this frontal system will be pushing its way in from the west providing yet more wet weather but this time most of the rain will be focused across the northern half of the uk. for western counties in northern ireland, the western and southern parts of scotland, north—west ament especially over high ground, we will see heavy and persistent rain some of that for the high ground in

it, there are some wonderful historians who pick up a topic, walter isaacson can go right another biography of ben franklin and still say new things, though there have been many, many before. and, ron chernow can pick up george washington and write it again, though they have been many before. i don't do that. i'm not that i suppose, confident. i have had a history of picking topics that i think have been overlooked. that was in the scopes trial, when i wrote a book about the scopes trial, everybody had heard of the scopes trial or most people had come it was a fairly famous trial and american legend and people had seen the movie or seen the play, but no historian had ever written a book about the scopes trial. so no historian had brought to the looking over the archival material. same with the return of george washington. i looked at a narrow period in washington's life after he resigned as commander-in-chief and before he became president and that was sort of a forgotten period, so i could be one of the first to write on that. i could hit it new and fresh. and if you look at my other books, they

successful guidance to pick this one up slowly as it sells off in the past would this be another time >> yes ben i, my research director, we went over and over and we feel the exact same way. this stock is being pushed down. it shouldn't be. it is -- it had had a brilliant quarter. there has been shorts leaner on this thing from day one. they have a good product i think they do a good job i think the stock should have been up after that quarter colgate-palmolive, yes you know this was the best stock i recommended for years in the '80s and '90s. the i think it's back. i think you should pounce. much more "mad money" including must exclusive with the ford looking utility companies in the country, dominion. i've got the ceo then the stock beat goes on. but this is sustainable. i'm giving my take and what it means for your portfolio of course, all of your calls, rapid fire and tonight's edition of the lightning round do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores ever

a headline yesterday ben moaned the president's coronavirus "another example the trump administrationank you for coming on. i don't ever hear the complaint about alzheimer's or cancel research. they are not divorced enough. it is not a concern to too? 's because this is a reminder that cnn will take any opportunr how absurd to try to criticize the president even when quite literally there are lives when people are dying from this list is a public health emergency, and right now in this country but see an end can't miss the opportunity to take some shots at the president of the united states no matter what the damage to its credibility. if we would like to think that when something like this, the possibility of a pandemic comes up, maybe cnn can put away the path thepathological trump synd. given what's happening right now at the trump trial, they're going to look for a opportunity whether it's trump handling of this or how he talks about this, this is very going to become an angle of attack and how the coronavirus is handled with the trump administration irrespective of what he does.

it, there are some wonderful historians who pick up a topic, walter isaacson can go right another biography of ben franklin and still say new things, though there have been many, many before. and, ron chernow can pick up george washington and write it again, though they have been many before. i don't do that. i'm not that i suppose, confident. i have had a history of picking topics that i think have been overlooked. that was in the scopes trial, when i wrote a book about the scopes trial, everybody had heard of the scopes trial or most people had come it was a fairly famous trial and american legend and people had seen the movie or seen the play, but no historian had ever written a book about the scopes trial. so no historian had brought to the looking over the archival material. same with the return of george washington. i looked at a narrow period in washington's life after he resigned as commander-in-chief and before he became president and that was sort of a forgotten period, so i could be one of the first to write on that. i could hit it new and fresh. and if you look at my other books, they

so ben had also put together another proposal last year that wasn't picked up in the budget. we are hoping potentially this year it will be and we are also hoping we can support that when it comes along. undergo a number two, promoting equity and quality in the industry. the senior analyst is working together to outline an outreach program to get out in communities and present about our l.l.p. permit in other accessory permits that are easy ways to provide entertainment to communities that are currently lacking arts and entertainment opportunities. under goal three, ensuring public safety and welfare in all neighborhoods. we are planning our permit officer training, which has been a long time coming, but we have a pretty quiet beginning in the beginning of the year right now. we are starting to prepare for that to occur before the end of the fiscal year. that is something that the deputy director will be managing , but we will all play a role in presenting to the permit officers and captains, and hopefully also a.l.u. if you'd like to attend, i'm sure that would give us some

but the main point was that we came to 2008, where we had kind of a replay, another severe downturn, and we had ben bernanke at t fed. >> who had, by the way, friedman and keynes and the grt depression as his major focus of his study when he was at princeton. >> and ben bernanke engineered a very expansionary monetary policy, the kind of thing that friedman said could have neevented the great depression. and even so, theloyment and within a couplears,, people at the fed were saying, "we could really use some help from fcal policy here." so, in fact, we got to run this experiment a second time, and it turned out vindicating the keynesian position. >> well, 10% unemployment is a lot better than 25%hi unemployment is what you hain the great depression. >> but the big difference was that we had -- i would say was that we had a muchger government so that en though we had a very limited, deliberate stimulus, we had a huge amount of whaomists call automatic stabilizers. you know, your job might have disappeared, but medicaid money was still flowing. medicare money was still flowing. >> there was already a

but after all of those trips to exotic locations — with another storm forcast for this weekend, ben —with a bang. many thanks for your time. we've not got long to see. that game at molineux kicks off at 8pm, live on radio 5live in the company of conor mcnamara. two tea ms two teams here have been receiving rave reviews all season, we reach the business end of the season. can they finish strongly in the premier league? they played 41 games so fast, will it be getting to the right time for them? we see the quality and the style, what impresses me is that they're happy too that possession as the game goes oi'i. too that possession as the game goes on. on to leicester city, they've done remarkably well to be in the position therein. barnes is the key at the moment. a lot of talk about him. there manager is possibly washing tonight. as soon as barty's there of the names mentioned throughout, he can strengthen his side but when he has to play like that and barnes —— get better and better, shirley he will get better playing under rated rogers. i think he'sa playing under rated rogers. i thin

ben. it was another confident showing from england at the women's t20 world cup.a shrubsole took three wickets apiece. their final group game is against west indies on sunday in sydney. fast bowler mark wood is out of the men's tour of sri lanka, because of a side strain. he was injured at the end of the end of their last tour, to south africa and scans confirmed a small tear. he'll be replaced by lancashire's saqib mahmood. the test squad sets off on monday. the impact of the coronavirus in sport is increasing, with many events affected and surely more to follow — and now newcastle united have banned handshakes at their training ground, in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus. manager steve bruce said it was the sensible thing to do. there is a ritual here that everybody shakes hands with everybody shakes hands with everybody as soon as we see each other. i think we have stop that, you know, on the advice of the doctor. so i think we are like everybody else. thankfully we have got a superb doctor here and he will keep us informed of what we have to do. we a

change like your personal banking or information like that now i wanted to get onto another point and we can bring ben back into this as well is that you know we talk about lifelong jeopardy as part of the bio hacks discussion number one i think that package sometimes a little bit mr appropriately used because what we're really talking about is dieting but then what do you think of that that type of access where they're trying to extend their life with with all sorts of things that are actually outside of the technological realm. well that's the other problem so there's a big umbrella here so very quickly that's the other part of this discussion is this transhumanist discussion where you ultimately want to use chips technology to ultimately extend somebody is like to give them greater abilities in terms of eyesight in terms of brain power in terms of their ability to run and jump all those things could be essentially affected by the way that we act as humans as we go through this process of being hacked over time but that is the present in some ways and it's also the future i think of that whole idea

ben rich. good evening. it's been yet another day of heavy rain across many parts of the uk. accompanied by some really quality gusts of wind and behind it, we ushered in some cold air and some wintry showers which will continue through the night across northern areas. further south, through the night across northern areas. furthersouth, largely dry. showers will start to fade away as we see more persistent rain to northern ireland and scotland. temperature is starting to creep up towards the second half of the night as well, a—7d as we start friday morning. through the day on friday, more very heavy rain through parts of northern island, western scotland, north wales as well. further south more in the day my way of dry weather. brisk winds to the east of the pennines, gusts of 50—60 mph which code calls some localised destruction. it is a mild day with top temperatures between 10—12d. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... a suspected far—right gunman kills 9 people in two shootings, in shisha bars in germany — the victims were all immigrants. police say they're not treati

scotland and northern ireland to end sunday, could well be another swathe of damaging winds arriving at the end of the day. this is business briefing. i'm ben, another awkward call for huawei as the us piles on more charges, including stealing trade secrets and racketeering. and on the markets, stocks turn negative as fears grow about the scale of the coronavirus outbreak.

ben: the yen is another version we learn of safety as the virus has more or less peaked and things aretarting to normalize. that said, asian equities -- japan too -- there is some of the virus affected too. that is bound to be a v-shaped recovery in growth, not to mention they are getting ready for the olympics. you look at japanese stocks being undervalued to the s&p, that is an interesting opportunity aside from the other markets. emily: what do you see happening in tech, given so many companies have a supply chain that originates in china? ben: that is where the attention is. we learned the spread of the viruses in the provinces where most of the intermediate goods are being produced and imported globally, you have the supply chain effect happening. that said, we are trying to be an expert on the supply chain when we don't exactly know. a lot of companies are preparing for this fact. that could mitigate the negative impact. if you look at the valuation difference, u.s. tech is in its own world, rallying in stock market prices. if you look at asian equities in the tech sector, that t

it has been a combination in rain starting in september so we are looking at another rain event. storm benf rain. we won't know until we can get down here, to repla nt we won't know until we can get down here, to replant and again we won't know until we get a combine harvester in august. it was a dry summer last year, towards the end of it, and follow that with extreme wet weather, what does that do to your soil and to bringing in the harvest? we had a tricky harvest getting in and the rain started early in the autumn which meant we struggled to get crops into the ground. that has been nationwide which is unusual. all the way through the breads be the kept of the uk. we have struggled to get crops in and we will struggle to get anything else in. how does it compare to other winters you have been through? farming is in your blood, what does it look like at the moment? it is the worst. it is unprecedented. the river levels have, gauges are brokens because they have ever in seen the water this high. dad has been here 50 years, it has never been here 50 years, it has never been as high as it h

ben. now born play of the morning. i'm dennis o'donnell texier tonight. >>> another round of protests. >> still ahead, on kpix 5 and streamingsn bay area, why a group of moms is hitting the picket line again after their evictions and arrests last month. >>> and we're live in san jose this morning, where this scene was closed off for obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> announcer: live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , a car plows through a crosswalk injuring several people. this morning, have an update on the victim's condition. >> saying the hom

another thing that is very strange. benwas a deputy national security advisor under obama, jake sullivan was the national security advisor for joe biden. and in early 2018, they had a big press conference where they were going to make an anti-trump foreign policy conglomerate. national security agency, before they left that national security counsel loomed to 230 people, they were in contact with a lot of these people that were holdovers that were feeding them information all about what was going on. we had leak after leak after leak coming out of the nsc, another conspiracy, we have had before national security advisors. there was a reason why michael flynn must take and how very early, because of all the national security advisors he was going to make it a point to clean house. >> laura: i completely agree with you. >> they pulled in, they said you know what michael flynn is controversial and we are going to get people we are not controversial, those obama people had been to mike deliberately planted there by ben rose, th

two k-9s were able to track his scent and found him off a trail ben nit had been missing since monday afternoon. >>> another group of evacuees from wuhan, china left this morning. they were taken by bus to san francisco international. the bus actually broke down on the bay bridge. a replacement bus took them the rest of the way. the group was among the 180 180 people who arrived at travis. >>> in just the past hour the santa clara county public health officer briefed the board on the device. her office is currently monitoring 300 travelers who returned from mainland china over the past two weeks. there are still only two confirmed cases of the coronavirus in sclaishg county. five hospital workers who came in contact with the patients were also quarantined but have since turned to work. >> the situation is really unpress definite unprecedented. >> dr. cody also says mobilizing the county's emergency response office was critical to a proactive response to the virus. >>> well the seasonal flu season is peaking again but health officials say it's not too late to protect yourself. it expects current conditions t

southhampton extended ben plasma contract to give him access to rehabilitation but after three years ben was built anotheris kill you me? " room and said "will this kill you me?"i room and said "will this kill you me? " i don't think there been a day so me? " i don't think there been a day so far worry having cried over this. and i think it's that kind of how are we going to cope, just got to be strong and go day by day full dot ben returned to hospital for chemotherapy. working with a team on southampton hospital teenage and young adult ward. ijust remind him that he has a lot more to give to the world rather than just kicking a ball and defending a goal. and it is about giving him the confidence to actually go, you know what, i am not is going to be ben the footballer, i'm going to be ben cull and make a difference. since his diagnosis, ben has become a personal trainer and raise money for cancer trust. he wa nt raise money for cancer trust. he want something to be remembered by, almost like a legacy, and everything he has done since being diagnosed with cancer is trying to inspire others and he wants t

ben. good afternoon. over the last 2a hours, we have had another dose of heavy rain in parts of the uk that could really domore than 100 millimetres of rain. the wet weather now on the move eastwards, some very heavy downpours accompanied by some really poorly, gusty winds. squally, gusty winds. and behind that rain band, the air started to turn colder, so we may even see a little bit of sleetiness mixing in at over high ground as this weather system slides towards the south—east corner with those strong and gusty winds. but further west, through the south—west of england, wales, the west midlands, it is drier for this afternoon and that is good news for these areas. they will be some showers though. some of them wintry, some of those showers into northern england, northern ireland and scotland. suddenly over the high ground in scotland, we could see quite a lot of snow piling up and with very strong winds here, blizzard conditions likely over some of the mountains. so as we go through into the evening, we lose that rain from the south—east corner. the southern half of the uk will be dry, with clear spells

ben bland. uneasy riders. willa legal crackdown see the wheels come off the multibillion dollar e—scooter business? plus, anotherwkward call for huawei as the us piles on more charges, including stealing trade secrets and racketeering. and on the markets, stocks turn negative as fears grow about the scale of the coronavirus outbreak. investors seeking safety in us assets — boosting the dollar. hello there. we start with electric scooters. green urban transport of the future — or a dangerous menace? whatever you think of them, they have become a hugely controversial issue. they are not currently legal to ride on the road or the pavement here in the uk, although many people do. and today german politicians vote on measures that could see them banned in many cities. germany legalised e—scooters last year and has now become the biggest market in europe. but safety concerns have led to calls to tighten regulations on how and where they can be used. there aren't global safety figures for e—scooters, but the us has seen more than 1,500 accidents since 2017 — and there have been several fatal crashes around europe. that

ben wickler, chair of the wyoming democratic party from washington, d.c. and anotherer with a network. it's great to have you all here. >> thank you. >> i want to start with you, ben, in wisconsin. people talk about a tipping point state where they look at the electoral college and the likelihood of different candidates. a lot of people think that wisconsin is a tipping point state which is to say the person that wins wisconsin will win the election most likely. i wonder if you agree with that and what it looks like on the ground in the current state of your state? >> every analysis that i have seen and the trump campaign has seen suggests that whoever wins wisconsin will be our next president. in a secretly recorded trump campaign briefing, he said if we we win wisconsin, if we lose, we lose. it really does feel like it comes down to what happens here. what that means for us, even as we watch, there are dozens of trump staffers on the ground, is it means for us as democrats is we can cut through the noise, the propaganda, attacks on flocks with our most important wea

trump will then come to new delhi for another welcoming ceremony and a lavish state dinner here at the president's house. nikki? >> thank you, ben. >>> a 5.7 magnitude earthquake at the turkey/iran border today killed at least nine people and hurt 37. teams are searching through the rubble of collapsed buildings, looking for survivors. at least three of the dead were children. the cbs "cbs overnight news" will right back. ♪ nou . >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> restauranteur b. smith has died. she began her career as a model but was best known for her b. smith restaurants in new york and washington, d.c. she wrote several lifestyle and cookbooks. b. smith was 70. >>> 64-year-old mad mike hughes was known as a homemade astronaut on a self-financed mission to space. but as mola lenghi reports, he died living out his dream. >> reporter: moments after launching, a homemade rocket crashed into the open desert in california on saturday. on board, mike hughes. it would be the final act of the self-styled daredevil known as mad mike. his mission was to fly to the edge of outer space to ultimately see whether the earth

that we saw at the end of 2018 so all big ben was at around $45.00 so that is the best years intermediate that trades here in new york so that would mean another drop of 10 percent is clearly possible and what we see what's happening with all right now it's not just the demand side out of china we also have less demand here in the united states by the way also for natural gas because we have an unusually mild winter and then when we come on the supply side so we have the united states pumping and pumping and pumping oil so it's that mixture that drives prices higher for quite some time for oil we already had the weakest generally for oil since 1991 and prices just continue dropping yes clinton will change thank you. philip the other stories making news around the world. sony have a 9 3rd joining the list of companies who won't be on mobile world congress in barcelona later this month sweden's ericsson and l.g. from south korea are also withdrawing citing fears over the coronavirus. chinese carmaker gini is planning a merger with it subsidiary volvo g.t. has helped a swedish company at arm's length since acquiring us in 2010 chairman lee hsu fo

ben: and decided a vote was not even necessary. and there were angry words for those pushing another ban against alameda county sheriff's of. >> i will not let you use black people as a smoke ring to get what you want. >> this follows their role of an eviction of several homeless mothers of a vacant property. >> i want to always make sure that we are acting with integrity, not just going out and picking fights. that's not something we would do. >> as for dissipating google, discussions will continue but it's early in the lineup is uncertain. >> right now we are still settling on the details of a pride, that is thing we are still working on. >> governor newsom has -rights to pardon those that have sex with the same gender. the organizer of the march in washington in 1963, he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge, spent 50 days in jail and was forced to register as a sex offender. -rights supporters called the governor's initiative and importance step in the quest for acceptance and justice. >>> up annex, a mob attack on a 16-year-old girl. how police are describing the group of attackers. >>> we are tracking the weather around here,

trump will then come to new delhi for another welcoming ceremony in a lavish state dinner here at the presidential palace. nikki. >> battiste: thank you, ben. a 5.7 magnitude earthquake at the turkey iran border today killed at least 9 people and hurt 37. teams are searching through the rubble of collapsed buildings looking for survivors. at least three of the dead were ronavirus is spreading fast and beyond china, spikingeo in south korea t .is week in south korea this week. more than 600 people have been infected there, most since tuesday. ramy inocencio is in seoul. >> reporter: the empty streets of daegu, south korea's fourth biggest city, could be the next virna hotpot. s anxious residents avoiding public spaces have turned the city quieter as health officials try to disinfect and contain the epidemic. just from friday to sunday, the number of infected across south korea nearly tripled. more than half of the from a controversial christian sect known as shincheonji. south korea president moon jae- in singled them out when he declared a red alert raising the country's threat level to the highest possible, giving the government unprecede

strategy another teaser. ben: could we size up the field?e of the things i talked about and i thought people missed is that bernie got robbed in the last election. they totally stacked the deck against him. steve: the top democrats did it. >> the top democrats. it was all rigged and why he took that. remember donna brazile told a great story about how she had to make that phone call and she was crying and had to tell him yeah, it's all true that this was stacked against you, so is it happening again this time? probably. i think so. i think they are afraid of him but what bloomberg is trying to do, interestingly, is he thinks i'm not going to compete in iowa , south carolina, new hampshire, i'm waiting for super tuesday and he's thinking there's not anybody by that point and he thinks he will be the alternative. steve: so ultimately what it comes down to is if you're a candidate you want to be able to win on the first ballot. now if bernie wins, monday night in iowa, if he wins in new hampshire, and then they've got super tuesday and that's w

says, patriots fan here, he almost gave me a heart attack, another twitter user saying he's not playing, tom brady wins the super bowl, but ben finally get a super bowl without tom brady and you guys have to do this, it is so funny, he wasn't in the super bowl but being honored before the game and during this commercial that you're right, jillian, explain the black and white instagram picture that went viral last week and everyone was talking about him on social media even though he wasn't playing on the field. jillian: that was funny. carley: hilarious way to handle the retirement. rob: j.lo is 50 year's old, age doesn't mean anything. jillian: what are they drinking. rob: 26 minutes after the hour, the senate on track to acquit the president on wednesday, so all of this impeachment, the senate trial is this a fail for the democrats or can they spin this in their favor? our panel on deck to debate that coming up. jillian: 2020 iowa caucuses will be decided tonight, pete hegseth live in hawkeye state checking the pulse of the people rob: welcome back fox news alert, americans stranded in epicenter of deadly coronavirus outbre

ben rich. good afternoon. many of those places that really didn't need any more rain have had another go so that over the lastor a bit of sleepiness at the back end of the rain band and certainly some accumulating snow over high ground in scotland. tonight, it sta rts ground in scotland. tonight, it starts chilly and tense mother of the night goes on, and the winds blow from the north —— the south—west. so rain is pushing in into the night and tomorrow there is more rain in the forecast, for the northern part of the uk and south—west scotland, north—west england and wales as well. particularly to the eastern side of the pennines, south—east of scotland, it can be quite disruptive to travel and it is milder, with top temperatures 10—12d. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: nine people are dead after a suspected far—right extremist carried out shootings at two shisha bars in germany. he was later found dead alongside the body of his mother. britons quarantined for coronavirus on a cruise ship injapan will be flown home tomorrow, as deaths of two japanese passengers onboard are confirmed. communities already

will be set again to zero and they will have to spend another 1a days, possibly still on board the ship. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. strong winds have affected many parts of the uk so for this weekend thanks to storm dennis. it seems as if rain has causing bigger problems for many. a red warning from the met 0ffice issued this morning for parts of south wales. rain following into flooded areas, a risk to life. numerous platforms across wales, england and scotland, the bbc weather website will keep you up—to—date with those. 0utbreaks weather website will keep you up—to—date with those. outbreaks of rain through the afternoon, particularly south and east of england, risk of flooding here not unless, thanks to dry up and brighten up, still some showers and northern ireland and scotland particular some heavy thundery showers over high grounds. temperatures between six and 9 degrees turning colder as the day wears on. through tonight as they wears on. through tonight as they wears on, storm dennis passes close to northern scotland and a swathe of strong winds, 75 mph for the north of the mainland and 0rkney, coul

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[cheers and applause] here's another one, a different one, time magazine. trump 33%. ben good man, he was there. marco, jed, ted, carly free arena, name i have not heard in , long time -- carly fiorina name i have not heard in a long time. what happened to her? at this.p, look here's another one. trump, 46%. i did not make this up. here's another one. this is a different debate. i don't know, they are all different, i won every one of them. i just took this at random. 5%, 9%, 5%, 5%, 3%, 11%. 46%. [cheers and applause] one -- cnbc.r [crowd booing] well, you know, the market has been up. they have actually been not so bad. a good guy. some of the rest i do not care for too much. trump, almost 50%. then they have all the rest of 3, 2, 2 point 8, 2 .50 4, 1 .9 -- i'm not going to give you the names. i won't tell you. i got 48 points. jeb bush got 1.1. the rest i'm not going to talk about, but he has not been exactly a great supporter, you know? sort of a never trump or, i trumper sort of a never , i guess. here's a nice one. there's a nice one. look at this. look at this. tr