one bridget: bridget: -- one thing about emily's list is that they can help a candidate fund raise. amy mcgrath doesn't really need that help when it comes to fundraising, she has been pulling in big numbers because senator mcconnell is a national figure and can energize democratic donors on his own. alex: to look at another race where emily's list endorsed one female candidate over another, texas 24, suburban texas, rated endorsedup, they candace vallen's whale out over kim olson, a candidate for agriculture secretary in 20. so in emily's list backing could be a signal to people who want to get involved that this is a candidate worth watching and someone who can bring something to the table. as the primary process unfolds in february and march, or joes pete buttigieg biden or senator sanders at the top of the ticket, she seemed to indicate a woman would have to be at the -- on the ticket. bridget: to bring women into the fold, that would be an important part of the ticket. in the success we saw women have an 2018 proves women can win these races. it will be interesting to see how t

there was no proof magdi knew the alleged killer ant ahony bridget, no evidence he'd paid bridget anye detectives had their suspicions about a middleman, they still couldn't prove it. and as you'll see, even that undercover tape could be seen through a different lens. on the eve of the trial, richard and ryan got ready for the big day. their suits were pressed. they reviewed their prior statements, and they weighed the consequences of what this moment meant. >> i'm happy that we will get closure, but then it's just sad. it's like we lost our mom, and in the same light it's like we lost our dad too. >> their only surviving parent, the one they lived in fear of for years would be the one they had to face in court. >> part of me is scared of him, but also part of me wants to stand up and let my voice be heard after all these years. i want to be strong. >> and so the brothers walked into court together that first day of opening statements standing strong, united in their quest for justice for their mom. >> magdi girgis conspired to have his wife murdered. she was an inconvenient woman to

political jocking i like bridget so here. the term it seems to grab power again by m though who used to be part of the ruling coalition for 60 years until 2018 when they voted out. appears to be one of the explanations there are you know soaring around in this. behind what's happening right now but in my opinion i think the king and the parthenon are going forth and i'm sure i will be a key figure in shaping what's going to happen next. abraham. the alliance between my heartiest party and why abraham's party indeed their alliance was was pretty unlikely from the beginning was new to what extent was this bound to happen at some point given the longstanding tensions within the the governing coalition well i think the sign thought all is there that there is some reluctance in order to. you know for 4 or for a longstanding deal. to take place finally because of the animosity i think the initial stage when the do men met and then subsequently who operated at the there was a woman that many malaysians felt that perhaps they have pu

going on in malaysia right now with our guests on inside stories a from kuala lumpur we're joined by bridget welsh political analyst and senior research associate at the center for east asia democratic studies at the national taiwan university in doha and her lawson is assistant professor at northwestern university focusing on links between society energy and environment in southeast asia and also in kuala lumpur abraham sophia and who's a pulse and executive director of the mackay the center for opinion research welcome to you all bridget let's start with you he's managed to resign the premiership and the leadership and yet of his own party and had to somehow manage to keep both jobs why did resign does he actually intend to stand down or is all this a political ploy well i think he resigned because of the government collapse and there was a pup power grab within hit the coalition which he rejected some of the coalition partners that the that some of his defectors and power grab were actually joining forces with he didn't want to work with them no but he came back because he still holds the

in the last two hours we have seen bridget mckenzie resign, but now there are questions about how muchprocess for allocating those grants, as well as why is the prime minister's department's report, which has been critical to the decision to have the minister step down, why has that report not been made public as well? thank you very much. sounds like we will be talking to you again. look forward to it. michael ‘mad mike' hoare, widely considered the world's best known mercenary, has died at the age of 100. he fought a series of campaigns in the congo and was later jailed for an unsuccessful coup in the seychelles. the bbc‘s tim allman looks back at his life and colourful career. the early 1960s, and a country that was tearing itself apart. following independence, the republic of the congo descended into a period of upheaval, unrest and violence. playing no small part, this man, michael hoare. a former major in the british army, he was hired as a mercenary to take on a communist—backed rebellion in the country. his methods were often extreme, earning him the nickname ‘mad mike', and he

is going to move forward all right everyone is highly fluid ok and we'll be calling on you again bridget welsh the author of a regime resilience in malaysia thank you very much and it's welcome 4 provinces in china have lowered their our mergence a response level to corona virus 150 more deaths or imported on sunday but new infections dropped emergency level remains high and who by province the epicenter of the outbreak but quarantine restrictions have been eased out the citizens can now move around 200 city in special circumstances there are nearly 50000 confirmed cases across the chinese mainland and south korea remains on high alert after announcing 161 new cases 7 people have died so far around 7000 troops are being quarantined after infections were confirmed within the military and if you moments robin private join us live from seoul 1st though let's get more on the situation in china from that adrian brown who is in hong kong so what is the latest on the mainland. well we've been getting some interesting reports from north korea which according to state controlled t.v. there around

are you better off as bridget reagan put it, are you better off now than you were four years ago? yeah, i think investigations will go on. that's sort of what congress does. we have done it when we were in the majority. there's a democratic and they have done it. i wouldn't expect that to stop. i think in the end it's not like that much of an impact on any of the races, presidential or senate races. >> donald trump, jr. just to follow-up on the question, is called for mitt romney to be expelled from the republican conference. is any chance that rodney s expelled as a result of his vote? >> look, i was surprised and disappointed that we have much work to do for the american people. and i think senator romney has been largely supportive almost everything we've tried to accomplish. >> why is there this reluctance to engage specific on the issue of the president's conduct? was it acceptable for president trump asked the leader of ukraine to investigate the bidens and subsequent withhold military aid? that specific question. >> i'm sure you are paying close attention but that's exactly

go head to head on straight talks that use bridget negotiator michelle bang it warns of a possible cliff edge no deal the premise of course justifiers back we won't except in your rules plus a dangerous escalation turkish troops retaliate against an attack by syrian forces taking out dozens of troops meanwhile thousands of civilians are being forced to flee. i am. the bad and. i think you so much for your company everyone china has opened a hospital bills in just a matter of days to treat people infected with the coronavirus the hospital is in the city of the leavened 1000000 people where the virus originated and then spread around the world ill treat up to a 1000 patients janice's the corner virus has now killed more than 360 people they're infected over 17000. after just 10 days of construction the new hospital is operational it was designed especially for the epidemic isolation wards make up part of the facility china says. it is like i did in wu han the a.p. center of the current virus outbreak a 2nd hospital with more beds is due to be finished lighted this wake. right now hand is o

champions league competition for the next 2 seasons that's because of quote serious financial fair play bridget's wife or said in a statement premier league champions manchester city who were coached by. were found guilty of having falsely inflated this sponsorship revenue wife i have also find that man city 30000000 euros club says it will appeal against the decision. or joining in the studios debuts had a clever have a what is it now that manchester city are alleged to have done they fundamentally spent loads loads more money than they should have done it is complicated because there are rules these financial fair play rules that are supposed to limit how much of a loss each club is allowed to make but we have a specific situation with manchester city where the owner is shake moms who are from the abu dhabi ruling family and he's just poor billions of pounds into this into manchester city and that has made the finances of the club very uneven he's put loads of money and bought expensive players paid them lots of money and didn't half it seems like didn't have enough of a sponsorship deal to off

legal team and they talked about the extradition hearing that is due to start next week and utopias bridget moss was there joining the sounds defense team have claimed that the case against him is part of u.s. president donald trump's war on journalism they have to scribe how soldier was held in isolation in a high security prison in london to the extent that corridors were being emptied before you walk through this is now ease they say and he said to be in better health the court case starts next week human rights lawyer jennifer robinson expects the legal proceedings to last for several years i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. afghan president musharraf's irony has been declared the winner of september's presidential poll following a recount and he was reelected to a 2nd term with just over 50 percent of the vote his main opponents contested election results and is now vowing to form his own parallel government. a jury is set to begin deliberations in the trial of disgraced movie mogul r.v. weinstein it follows emotional testimony from man

bridget: he did choose to appoint mahathir. but the constitution means effectively he has become p.m. one of the issues is whether mahathir will choose to stay as p.m. or will he appoint someone else. right now the issue is who are the allies and who are in positions in the cabinet. given that there are multiple authorities of serious interest, these are intensive negotiations. the other issue is those who may not be seen as being able to get positions, what tact they will adopt. bringrt of the ploy to them down, they are again lobbying for positions. increased pressure to move forward to elections as opposed to allowing mahathir to try to form a government that stabilizes and puts malaysia back on track. haidi: what are the implementation -- implementations then if there is an alliance for the clinical system there, and clearly investors are hoping for some certainty to come. bridget: i think there are two issues. one has to do with ethnic representation. i think ultimately for malaysia, having an ethnically and regionally inc

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this is the one business show you can't afford to miss i'm christiane and i'm bridget born washington let me go to corona virus continues to infect several sectors of the global economy especially with the drop in trade for as we break down the slope and oil and where markets go from here what the u.s. pressure campaign against while they continue to heat up as the trumpet ministration is threatening to withhold intelligence breakdown the latest in the fight for fire. and later amid social media trouble in europe facebook c.e.o. is on the ground in brussels to meet with you michel what effect could this meeting house on the block new regulations we have so much today is it today so let's hit the ground running. u.s. equity markets are closed today but investors are bracing for the economic fallout from the corona virus outbreak goldman sachs q one oil price target by $10.00 to $53.00 amid weakening chinese oil demand as the nation is on lockdown beijing is now trying to kick start the economic activities in areas outside of the province but even the mission critical factories that hav

ok at the video a deer somehow got inside this kroger store and started running through the aisles bridget anne was in the meat department with her family when she thought she saw a dog heading towards are then she realized it was a deer. and she shot this video the frantic animal jumped over the meat counter at one point a kroger spokesperson jokes he hopes it notice the plant based protein products in the case staff tried to catch the animal but it eventually ran out on itself. it may be >>show finds it been like the options taking a live look outside right now at san francisco's embarcadero chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us to break it up not so sunny outside of us and megan little hazy out there right now but that we've got some offshore winds coming over tonight will be a little breezy in spots, those winds going to be picking up on this presidents day out there you can see a little haze in the atmosphere right now and certainly today ust a gorgeous day we'll see some nice days ahead here boy just not much in the way of rain low the temperatures in the bay area today well a

trips to europe can be exciting and glamourous but bridget was far from a romantic getaway for manchesterwarm and the team was caught cold. the fi europa ;sed by . four warm and the team was caught cold. the fi europa ;sed b he l four warm and the team was caught cold. the fi europa ;sed b he was ii’ warm and the team was caught cold. the fi europa ;sed b he was just a manuel dennis. but he was just a quarter of an hour gone. the nigerian proved to be a menace but sergio romero entered he did not get another. anthony martial to make something out of nothing meant that the other side will have a slight advantage for the return leg. plenty of comfort for wolves and a fantastic atmosphere having the desired effect on them. the spaniards are at the bottom of lovely yet and it is hard not to see why. some poor defending afterjust a quarter of an hour. if that was scrappy, he made up for it by producing this masterpiece. the portuguese mill dominic midfielder, the first school for 19 games was well worth the wait. consecutive hat tricks in the europa league and as good as the wolves are placing

like bridget said, an emily's list backing could be a signal to people who are paying less attention to races across the country but want to get involved in a candidate that is worth watching and something who can bring something to the table. >> finally, as the final process unfolds, if it is pete buttigieg or former vice president joe biden, or senator sanders, it seems to indicate from her that they almost have to select a woman as the running mate. >> that was certainly the message she sent. the women voters are such an important constituency for my credits. that would be an important part of the ticket. in success we saw women have 2018 proved women can win in these races. it will be interesting to see how that would play out. >> looking back to 2016 i think , politically it becomes more imperative for them to have a woman on the ticket, whether it is as the nominee for the vp nominee. building off of all of the women seats in the house in 2018, i think it would be politically tricky to have two men on the ticket. both of you, thank you for joining us. dirk thank you. -- >> than

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bridget welsh is senior research fellow at national taiwan university and author of regime resilience in malaysia she says despite the new appointment to mohammed's bid for power hasn't ended. my feeling is that the opposition now with a more uber him and ma 2 year will continue to fight i think one of the issues ahead is whether or not they'll be able to have confidence or no confidence in the parliament in a week or so also the issue has to do with legalities and questions a lot of people in malaysia are very upset the. not my party pm is is this is one of the tweeting at the highest level in malaysia at the same time meeting yes and in his coalition also garner a fair amount of support because of the parties that are included within it and so i think it's going to be testing times ahead to see how this what the response is in society and when the elites are and of course we don't yes and is a man without the mandate he faces a real challenge to get support and to move the country forward in terms of governance he keep in mind that he was just part of the pack a time harp on coaliti

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. >> shannon: bridget, that scares a lot of folks on the left.aid, well, one of the favorite things conservatives talk about him but democrats say it will hurt they say in their opinion for decades. they don't think they can take another turn to my term of him doing that. >> listen, i will give the president good marks for putting on his judges on the bench. the problem is a lot of the judges deemed to be unqualified by the american bar association. some of these judges -- >> shannon: it is not a neutral arbiter. >> some of these judges and their testimony don't agree with the voting rights act and some of judges wouldn't affirm the board of education which is a case to desegregate the public schools. over and over again fisa judges rhetoric and language make them unfit to sit on the courts but they are on the courts anyway. >> shannon: i have to check the brown v board but i will take your word and i will let folks know if anybody who is appointed and not confirmed by the president would hold that position. let me put up a tweet now from democra

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nationwide major bill white is his name and he was flooded with responses from all over the world bridget barlow has a look. >>a simple closer should be for a man who has gien so much. this is never happier to be i want to thank 104 years old major billwife says if the sentimental things that counts it's why he called on a stockton community to send him a few valentine's day cards for his scrapbook collection little did he know thank you notes would come from across thcountry and far beyond more than 300,000 handwritten messages and counting it is amazing from all 50 states and dozens of countries is something that is hard for me to believe his daughter mary houston says they've been busy sorting through every box and reading every card very much surprised. this is not what we expected very honored very nored and so appreciative to everyone for. >>everything that they have. have sent among the many letters major weight received one letter from the commandant of the marine corps. another from the us secretary of defense and even from the president of the united states. >>it represents the

cold it is it's like makes a sting a bit less because l you think about as on a good daygeyes, it is bridget has be all morning long it looks nic that looks great out there acally there's not a whole lot of cloud cover but as you step outside it's like a shock sia because this morning has been cold all across the bay whether you're at the coast or inland. we're all lookg at clear cold and relatiely calm conditions. this morningall the winds will pick up later today for so areas like calm starting to see temperatures climb palo alto and san jose just now rising into the 40's. >>a redwood city, you're still hanging on tthe 30's as you are as well in dublin vermore livermore fell to the 20's earlier this morning, snow. ah, our climate our way out of 20's and 30's, but it sure is taking time to do

it's like makes a lasting a bit less because all you think about as on a good day get yes, it is bridget as it has been all morning long it looks nice that looks great out there actually there's not a whole lot of cloud cover but as you step outside it's like a shock sia because this morning has been cold all across the bay whether you're at the coast or inland. we're all looking at clear cold and relatively calm conditions. this morning all the winds will pick up later today for some areas like calm down overnight now we are starting to see temperatures climb palo alto and san jose just now rising into the 40's. >>a redwood city, you're still hanging on to the 30's as you are as well in dublin in livermore livermore fell to the 20's earlier this morning, snow. yeah, our climate our way out of 20's and 30's, but it sure is taking time to do so napa you also fell to 29 degrees now at 42 oakland our warmest spot at 48 degrees right now now tonight is going to be another icy cold evening and us a freeze warning takes effect by be a good idea to plan on covering some plants if you didn't alr

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bridget more low from our sister station ktxl has more.go 28 yar-old karen left her sacramento home for a cruise line adventure in japan with her parents. but this asn't theadnture she was hoping a few days into her st on the diamond princess cruise ship passeers began ming down with a novel coronavirus but orders to quarantine didn't stop the virus fromspreading rapidly through the ship everyone arted neck and the numbers ju kept bing and climbing and for karen she was next and now 48 a current team ever part of high parking off the cruise ship into a hospital bed in japan where karen with spend 11 lonely days in isolation after testing positive for the coronavirus she says she's grateful to the medal staff who monir her condition an capture >>eck my temperature hike your blood >>picture again after a week and a half of care. karen's health show signs of improvement she eventually tested negative for the virus and was released. but she says other cruise ship passengers weren't as fortunate i got a lot from a cruise ship to hospital to now

bridget kelly and william baroni jr.eenew jersey e washington bridge were closed causing major traffic chaos for residents and city officials. it was determined the reason was political against the ft. lee mayor who refused to endorse then-new jersey governor chris christie running for re-election. the supreme court will decide if federal prosecutors can use a wire fraud statute. this is about an hour. >> we'll hear argument first this morning, case 18-1059, kelly versus u.s. mr. roth? >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court. once again, the government is trying to use the open-ended federal fraud statutes to enforce honest government at the state and local levels. its theory this time is that the defendants committed property fraud by reallocating two traffic lanes from one public road to another without disclosing their real political reason for doing so.

bridget's day. >> and happy black history month.y who won the week, and i know it's declasse to brag on your own delegation, but ayanna pressley won the week. we had this incredible, weird variable where three of the five frontrunners couldn't be here so it depended vitally on surrogates like julian castro, bailey, elizabeth warren's dog, michael moore and the squad for bernie sanders. but ayanna pressley has made herself a star. i have not seen somebody take over a stage that really didn't belong to her like this in a long time. not only did she win this week. she won a week in 2024 and 2028. >> absolutely. she has emerged as the wakanda warrior. >> i texted you earlier today and said, ian in-- ayanna pressy for president. >> could she wind up on the short list? is she even 35? >> she said her birthday is tomorrow, she's 46. she's amazing. >> we'll look that up, that's not true. before i got to mine, i want to go around the table, you and i had just gotten here, you've just gotten here as well. is there any sense, it feels so confu

i am an attorney at hansen bridget and i'm here on behalf of christine chang and her son.hey do own and operate the meth and reading centre -- the math and reading center on the same block as the proposed new building. they are also going to speak so i'll try to go very quickly through this. i wanted to -- i could go through the draft motion for approval. there are several inaccuracies in the findings that planning staff did correct, but i would suggest that taken together the inaccuracies on balance will show that this proposed use is not appropriate for this location. i would like to start with page six and that is the findings, sorry, regarding the existing formula retail uses that are there. the carpet cleaning business across the street fall squarely within the definition of a formula retail use and it has not been recognized as the existing formula retail use. it has over 3500 worldwide locations. it is trademarked and has standardized signage. under that criteria, the addition of this would increase the retail services uses to 20%, which we believe in this neighborh

. >> thank you bridget m. honored to turn to our distinguished colleague from the district of columbia congresswoman eleanor holmes norton to introduce her witnesses. congresswoman norton is a civil rights legend in her own right. as a young woman she was a member of the student nonviolent coordinating committee or sncc a civil rights organization founded by young student activists including two of our distinguished witnesses diane nash and -- congressman norton organized civil rights and human rights as a student and as head of the new york city human rights commission and is the first woman to chair the u.s. equal employment opportunity commission. she has continued to champion these charges, these causes here in the united states and throughout the world as a warrior -- lawyer and scholar in as her colleague in the house of representatives for they recognize the distinguished representative of the district. >> i think my good friend chairwoman maloney for her generous words. i think her most of all for givi

i called him mr darcy, i refer to myself as bridget jones, and he took that. a great relationship.stormont need to follow his example. he will be sorely missed, and i'd prefer he left the tory party altogether. it could take up another post where he would do a lot of good for the most vulnerable people. we don't know yet who is going to be replacing him as secretary of state but, given that it was only a few weeks ago that the stormont assembly was restored, just to broaden this out a little bit, how concerned are you that there is going to be a change of leadership in northern ireland, if you like, in terms of the ministerial position, at such a crucial time? for the government here getting back together, and people are looking forward, thinking we've got a brighter future. it will bring us back in time now, everything is going to fall. i know there are a lot of matters that were going to be brought through, and it will be back to square one. who are we going to get? who will step into his shoes? nobody could ever step into his shoes of being the most personable person that he was

that is bridget in indiana. you can add thoughts to the lack of a clear winner. (202) 748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 for the mountain pacific time zones. if you are an iowa resident, (202) 748-8002. we will continue with calls on this. we will pause for just a second to highlight the latest in the impeachment process. the senate resumes today. senators will give comments on the acquittal process. lisa murkowski of alaska. >> what started with political initiative that degraded the office of the president, it left the congress wallowing in partisan mud. it threatened to drag the last remaining branch of government down along with it. beforetaken tough votes to uphold the integrity of our courts. that a tieame clear vote here in the senate would down our used to burn third branch of government for partisan purposes, i said enough. the response is not to nearly 63 million americans and remove them from the ballot. the house could have pursued censure. remedy ofmped to the last resor

i am an attorney at hansen bridget and i'm here on behalf of christine chang and her son.hey do own and operate the meth and reading centre -- the math and reading center on the same block as the proposed new building. they are also going to speak so i'll try to go very quickly through this. i wanted to -- i could go through the draft motion for approval. there are several inaccuracies in the findings that planning staff did correct, but i would suggest that taken together the inaccuracies on balance will show that this proposed use is not appropriate for this location. i would like to start with page six and that is the findings, sorry, regarding the existing formula retail uses that are there. the carpet cleaning business across the street fall squarely within the definition of a formula retail use and it has not been recognized as the existing formula retail use. it has over 3500 worldwide locations. it is trademarked and has standardized signage. under that criteria, the addition of this would increase the retail services uses to 20%, which we believe in this neighborh

bridget hicks, planning department staff. the project before you is a conditional use authorization for a change of use from a restaurant to a cannabis retail and personal service use at 1735 polk street in the polk street c.b.d. as a reminder, i'm not going to go into the description again, but it's not located within 600 feet of any schools, the sponsors of a part of the city's equity program, and the sponsors are not proposing consumption on-site at this time. the proposal was to work with the neighbor and the neighborhood groups who spoke in opposition and the polk street c.b.d. to meet with d.b.i. and fire to ensure that the shared use would be compatible. since the path hearing, the sponsors have met with the neighborhood who spoke out in opposition. the neighbors have stated that the polk street c.b.d. does not have a policy of supporting or opposing projects in the city. the project sponsor and i went over to d.b.i. and fire, and they confirmed that the share use is achievable, and that the progress and occupancy load

bridget hicks, planning department staff. the project before you is a conditional use authorization for a change of use from a restaurant to a cannabis retail and personal service use at 1735 polk street in the polk street c.b.d. as a reminder, i'm not going to go into the description again, but it's not located within 600 feet of any schools, the sponsors of a part of the city's equity program, and the sponsors are not proposing consumption on-site at this time. the proposal was to work with the neighbor and the neighborhood groups who spoke in opposition and the polk street c.b.d. to meet with d.b.i. and fire to ensure that the shared use would be compatible. since the path hearing, the sponsors have met with the neighborhood who spoke out in opposition. the neighbors have stated that the polk street c.b.d. does not have a policy of supporting or opposing projects in the city. the project sponsor and i went over to d.b.i. and fire, and they confirmed that the share use is achievable, and that the progress and occupancy load

and it's funny, i was with my producer, bridget nolan, and we were at several events yesterday and talkingmple, we were at a elizabeth warren event, and we talked to people who said they were elizabeth warren or pete buttigieg. we talked to a lot of people who said, elizabeth warren or amy klobuchar. two people who consider themselves klobuchar or buttigieg on the more moderate side of the democratic spectrum. so they had various reasons, but it's maybe because they wanted a female candidate, another is they just liked the personalities. there are so many factors that go in to the decision, if the first candidate, the first choice isn't viable. >> and the other thing that's interesting is we're going to be looking to this night about story lines. what narratives are coming out of the caucus. for example, four years ago, ted cruz won the republican caucus. hillary clinton won the democratic caucus. but there was such strong showings by the number two, by bernie sanders for the democrats and by donald trump for the republicans that their victories, ted cruz and hillary clinton were important