their thoughts and concerns with you and what we can do about them to gather in 2020, i promise canton's that i would be the education governor i consider the progress we've made on public education to be our most important accomplishment to date but we have more to do, last year i stood here and asked you to put aside partisanship and work with me to finally provide schools with the resources they need to be successful, you did it and i applaud to you, i was proud, applaud yourselves (applause) i was proud to stand with many of you that saturday morning last april as hundreds of public school teachers packed into the ceremonial office to witness the signing of legislation that would end a decades long legal battle over school finance it was truly a remarkable moment, not just because of what we accomplished but how we accomplished it, none of the teachers that attended this bill signing cared if it was a democrat plan or republican plan, they cared only that their schools will be funded, that it might help improve teacher salaries that ranked 31st in the nation and they cared that it en

it was in canton that made cornelia from cannot global sensation in 2008 spellbinding story of mickey and her father the moment made it to hollywood with the film adaptation of the trilogy the 1st book allies of bennett and brendan fraser starred as the magical father and daughter can now wants to write a book in the in car series much of the book. but back to her new work pan's labyrinth. the story is set in the spanish countryside in 1944 just 5 years after the civil war victory by the fascists it's a story of good versus evil the protagonist of failure can only a skate this world through trying to see. just like in current she is led into a magical realm as the characters on the pages of her book come to life. change anything in the story white make a young guy white center i'm not going to take out the sexual innuendoes and what the war against women look like. all that in that violence looks like it's not glorified evil is not trivialized all glorified in the film and for that i had my eye. on the half of. the top. 2017 she bought a farm in malibu and created her very own paradis

minister seen here in the middle of a meeting with oil workers an august last year called links between cantone nation and birth defects premature speculations consultant rick stein i would it reports for the united nations on oil pollution is more outspoken if there is human exposure even a minute quantities like down to 10 parts per 1000000000 benzenes and ph and such in the poly nuclear hydrocarbons that can cause birth defects cancers cardiovascular disease respiratory ailments and such like that there is a well established linkage there. and the family is convinced that their experiences prove there is a link. problem because even the animals like goats and cows have been born like this the role of family like my boy almost all of it the mother is increasingly concerned about her baby she says he can't breastfeed and he cries all night. we're going to get you know i am worried about his future. and it is not only the future of baby pink myopia which is at stake but the future of a whole region. ok our next story is in kenya where one artist makes life sized sculptures using scrap metal. fo

of the unitedvary states army discovered there in canton late -- encampment late in september. 1874, the28 in cavalrymen led them into the canyon floor and charged into the village of mixed native americans. it is not a battle that had a high casualty count. it is more of a route. imagine waking up and you are laying there with your wife, your husband, your grandmother, your children, all of these people are with you. and you wake up to armed soldiers attacking your town. what would you do? ? they did the only thing they could do which was to flee. they ran setting up pockets of resistance to hold off the soldiers long enough to escape. most of the native americans were very successful getting away. the problem was in their flight, they were not able to take much with them. they gave the fourth calvary the opportunity to come back and destroy all of their supplies. they also destroyed the bulk of their horse herd which for the comanches was there way of life. that was a big load to their way of life to lose not only their winter encampment but their horse herd as well. over the month

china has announced a tariff cantone american imports and aid to companies reeling from the coronavirus beijing will have duties on $75000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods from february 14th the same day washington cuts come into effect global says mainly so just earlier this week china said it agreed last time some parts needed to fund the coronavirus it's also telling value added tax is an offering low interest loans to help businesses weather the storm. and let's put in chelsea delaney on this chelsea does this put china or the u.s. in their trade terms because beijing is obviously busy fighting the buyers. police the trade truce intact which is very important for china right now the last thing we need is to be back in a trade war with the united states this does help boost the chinese economy it's obviously helped market confidence today but it's also an important symbol on. the behalf because they might not be able to keep all of the promises they made to the u.s. last month particularly this pledge they made to buy $200000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods over the next 2 years that was al

she is a child of canton, passionate brexit, but she also comes from the north. they let northern.e need one? i was service pedigree. that she need one? iwasa service pedigree. that she need one? i was a business one as chase minister. i quite liked indian lloyd 's minister. i quite liked indian lloyd's is a doctor. i quite like, what it be nice if there was a teacher in the secretary and education. i do like it so i know is what they are talking about. i that there is the argument that if it is not wallace's time on the prime minister status. henry what about the and picking up on that point there is a question that the gender balance. but i sense it was a key is not met numerous occasions on farmers secretary in previous incarnations of having a problem with winning. it hasn't been set number of times. i'm putting in peace and to carry credit privilege. it has been said. they go. it is felt that if he does called there will be an imbalance and cabinet. so there is talk of backbench mps as well and jillian keegan there is talk of backbench mps as well andjillian keegan in there is

. ♪ >> momo (in cantones: (sniffles) (phone camera clicks) (sniffles) ♪ (sniffles) (peopltalking in background narrar: it's the fourth month of pro-democracy demonstrations in hong kong. (people shouting) protesters have surrounded theol car of an off-duty pe officer. >> man (shouting): >> narrator: the city is in turmoil. >> man: >> officer >> man: (gun fires, people shouting) >> man: >> narrator: the officer shootsn jures a 14-year-old protester. (people shouting) how did one of the world's biggest financial centerssc d into such chaos and violence? and where will it end? (glass shatters) (peoplshouting) >> man: ♪ >> narrator: this film follows five young prosters through the most intense clashes. ♪ facing arrest for their actions, most are wearingasks and using aliases to protect their identities. they say they're fighting for their freedom against the communist government of china. (fires) (people shouting) china says they are "radicals," ""thugs," and "separatist (guns firing, people shouting) ♪ >> momo: (crowd chanting) >> nrator: momo is a nurse i her late 20s. when she was a child, hon

these are as they would appear he in canton, ohio. you can see brett favre, dan marino, ed reid, mike strahan, jason taylor, these busts are so life-like. they do a great job. for lynch, he has a great chance to not only win the super bowl. he played safety for final years. buccaneers and broncos. seven-time hall finalist. imagine getting a call from the huell saturday and then hoisting the trophy on sun. >> it could make for a pretty cool weekend. typically this week, you don't think of the hall all year. you get here and they bring you down here for it and the hall does a very nice job. this year my mind is occupied and i have a lot of other duties. i haven't thought about it a whole lot. >> like a dad. he had me out a lot. i really hope he can get it. >> i don't know how many times he's been up for it but that would be incredible. such an unbelievable career and to do what he's doing now. pretty impressive. >> the defense that's he led, the games that he won. he's one of the ultimate competitors in football. for me, he definitely b

last year, she was inducted into the sports fan hall of fame in canton, getting her own trading cardhe's known as the 49ers mom and calls the players her kids. here's her advice on how to win on sunday. >> it's easy to get wrapped up in the enthusiasm and the cheering and the sounds. you've got to totally cut that out and just say totally focused. >> reporter: she's been to all five. so she would know. >> we need to be on the sidelines in miami. good for her. >>ogt was saying how there was frontal downpour in miami. >> apprentice. let's clear this up, let's get accurate information. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> larry could have my job if he would like. i think he should stick with sports. let me show you the forecast from miami. yes, it's been pouring tonight. tomorrow, they'll see showers, possibility of severe weather, some thunderstorms. and rabe all the way through tomorrow night. but look at what happens on sunday. yes, the skies are going to clear. 67 degrees at kickoff, and it is going to be a beautiful, mild, clear evening, and low to mid 60s, a starry night at 10:

into administrate of care publicly recognised he's received 25000 francs from a swiss fund but the canton of 2 ago which is jointly responsible stated that there will be no compensation trust. this statement acknowledged the drug trials but said that due to a lack of further studies the extent of the damage can't be determined. rather emmitsburg or fines these stalling tactics unbearable tens of thousands of people have been disenfranchised by this with state he said and their suffering must not be forgotten. jimmy r.v. my hope is that something like this never happens again though and also that this whole dark chapter of switzerland's past goes into the history books as writes. truly cruel bureaucracy is the absolutely worst kind well when it comes to tracking crime suspects fingerprints have traditionally been an important tool now though many governments wanting to keep an eye on or even spy on their citizens are turning to facial recognition that works and the russian capital moscow is building one of the largest such systems in the world advocates say it will help to create what they

i promise canton's that i would be the education governor. i consider the progress we've made on public education to be our most important accomplishment to date, but we have more to do. last year, i stood here and asked you to put aside partisanship and work with me to finally provide schools with the resources they need to be successful. you did it and i applaud you. i was proud -- applaud yourselves. (applause) i was proud to stand with many of you that saturday morning last april as hundreds of public school teachers packed into the ceremonial office to witness the signing of legislation that would end a decades-long legal battle over school finance it was truly a remarkable moment, not just because of what we accomplished but how we accomplished it.

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people it'll look so good i mean that's an exe an exaggeration but this is the sort of this is what canton effect does flow psychological warfare because you know people can get over paying in fear but it's hard to get over shame so what these billionaires are doing to people is that they are trying to get them to feel ashamed that they're not rich like venom and this psychologically has a very dilatoriness effect in that it creates self loathing and we see other varicose with the thousands of opiate overdoses these are this is the result of the console in effect in my bloomberg he's encouraging people to take opiates until they are dead if you're in a room of 100 people that is the nation and the central bank gives you max kaiser gives you $100.00 to every dollar you give everybody else you no matter what will psychologically come up with an ideology and some think tanks to support your ideology to why you deserve this uniquely it's just it's just a process of human nature everything around us as human nature but we can change it we can alter the course of this we don't have to continue t

last year, she was inducted into the sports fan hall of fame in canton, getting her own trading card's known as the 49ers mom and calls the players her kids. here's her advice on how to win on sunday. >> it's easy to get wrapped up in the enthusiasm and the cheering and the sounds. you've got to totally cut that out and just say totally focused. >> reporter: she's been to all five. so she would know. >> we need to be on the sidelines in miami. good for her. >> so the weather, the junior meteorologist was saying how there was frontal downpour in miami. >> apprentice. let's clear this up, let's get accurate information. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> larry could have my job if he would like. om miami.e should stick with yes, it's been pouring tonight. tomorrow, they'll see showers, possibility of severe weather, some thunderstorms. and rabe all the way through tomorrow night. but look at what happens on sunday. yes, the skies are going to clear. 67 degrees at kickoff, and it is going to be a beautiful, mild, clear evening, and low to mid 60s, a starry night at 10:00 p.m. hopef

for instance, in one of the books that ron blau quotes it was called the mark of oppression by cantonr in all the sea obviously well respected sociologist, they said that their mothers were often loveless tyrants, their fathers frequently either 's occlusive tax return violent and punitive or submissive to the mother, the marriages were multiple and discordant. that families unsettled and their communities devoid of genuine religiosity. he sums up in the end of the book by saying the negro has no possible basis for a healthy self-esteem and every incentive for self-hatred. luckily ron, because possibly because he actually knew the guys and live with them, he said several times in the paper, these guys don't seem to fit the stereotype. unfortunately ron's professor who was rissman, david rissman author of the lonely crowd. it was upsetting to read. kent is going to tell you more about the paper now. first off, ronnie was when college kids have to do a paper for it was suggested he would interview us during the week and go out with us on the weekends to parties and take notes and observ

. >> your legacy will be in canton, ohio forever. >> the great players that played for me. here. and they are the reason i can't talk. dana: i wondered if you had advice for people who think they want to get into the sports industry in some way. do you go into it thinking i would like nobody the hall of fame one day, or did it happen over a period of time thinking i would like to get there. >> you have got to enjoy what you do. i got into it because i loved it. i love football, i love watching it, i love coaching it. i love the interaction. i love my assistant coaches. when you love doing something, you will be so much better at it than if it's a job. i am not doing fox nfl sunday because it's a job. i'm doing it because i love terry bradshaw and curt menifee. i love those guys. i love working with the people i work with. dana: the chemistry on "the five" is a show where week respect with each other and laugh at each other. i like that you all seem to have a good sense of humor. >> terry bradshaw keeps things loose. dana: did you see terry bradshaw responsible "family feud"

for instance, in one of the books that ron blau quotes it was called the mark of oppression by cantonr in all the sea obviously well respected sociologist, they said that their mothers were often loveless tyrants, their fathers frequently either 's occlusive tax return violent and punitive or submissive to the mother, the marriages were multiple and discordant. that families unsettled and their communities devoid of genuine religiosity. he sums up in the end of the book by saying the negro has no possible basis for a healthy self-esteem and every incentive for self-hatred. luckily ron, because possibly because he actually knew the guys and live with them, he said several times in the paper, these guys don't seem to fit the stereotype. unfortunately ron's professor who was rissman, david rissman author of the lonely crowd. it was upsetting to read. kent is going to tell you more about the paper now. first off, ronnie was when college kids have to do a paper for it was suggested he would interview us during the week and go out with us on the weekends to parties and take notes and observ

we see the canton fair, the premium gathering for exporters.. that's in april. that means chinese leaders don't think this will be solved until early summer. lou: it seems the world community believes this won't be solved unless china solves this crisis where it began. >> that's right. they let this spread. so they take up these draconian measures to capture and deal with this. but it's probably too late for that. this spread throughout china. it's uncontrollable right now. lou: by what measure. >> you are starting to see cases pop up all over china. deaths all over china, lockdowns of cities. it's occurring all over the country. lou: not a pleasant prospect or discussion. but great to have you with us. stay with us. we are coming right back. time and time again, you know when i'm doing street magic..i'll walk up to someone and i can just see they're against me right? they don't want to be amazed. they don't want this experience to happen. ♪i needed to try but then the magic happens. and all of that falls away. (amazement & laughter) it's the e

there in the swiss canton ballet the test zone is some 500 kilometers from davos. automatic thermal cameras geo radars geophones and speedometers register every moment the recordings are regularly analyzed. the interesting feature of this slope this avalanche observation field is primarily its length it's 1200 meters long it gives us the chance to observe major avalanches that week classes catastrophic. monitors and controls the tests as head of security he regularly checks the systems in the shelter. the bunker is designed to withstand being buried in a novel it's an ingenious system. 'd will be observing the test zone throughout the winter in order to examine avalanches and their connection to changes in climate. the experiment can help very match the understand climate change so in the past their evidence i'm sat in only concentrated in study the movement of the avalanche without taking into account which snow was moving into the flow now we understood that if we understand the link between desnoyers and the movement of the avalanche of the. we have a voice very

we see the canton fair, the premium gathering for exporters.ng session. that's in april. that means chinese leaders don't think this will be solved until early summer. lou: it seems the world community believes this won't be solved unless china solves this crisis where it began. >> that's right. they let this spread. so they take up these draconian measures to capture and deal with this. but it's probably too late for that. this spread throughout china. it's uncontrollable right now. lou: by what measure. >> you are starting to see cases pop up all over china. deaths all over china, lockdowns of cities. it's occurring all over the country. lou: not a pleasant prospect or discussion. but great to have you with us. stay with us. we are coming right back. at fisher investments, we do things differently and other money managers don't understand why. because our way works great for us! but not for your clients. that's why we're a fiduciary, obligated to put clients first. so, what do you provide? cookie cutter portfolios? nope. we tailor portfolios

they have cancelled a number of important events including canton fair, which was scheduled in april. that's the big trade show that we have seen maybe only a third, maybe 40% of china's workers have actually returned to their jobs. housing is at a standstill. on and on. car sales for the first 16 day of the month were down 92%. so china's in contraction right now. >> tucker: finally, are you satisfied that we know where this virus came from? >> no. we don't. we have a lot of information, which goes both ways. you know, the lancet, the british mel call journal, said many of the initial cases did not come from the wet market. that's the predominant theory. this started in the wet market. could have also started at the p-4 bio safety lab. i'm not saying that's the case but you can't rule it out because there's a lot of science right now that is casting doubt on this notion that came from the wet market. >> tucker: yeah. this is the problem with entering to global partnerships with countries you can't trust. you can't trust them. gorden chang, thank you. good to see you tonight. >> thank

the venue says they are now suspending all exhibitions, though, the canton fair itself hasn't confirmeder or not they are going to call off the fair which is scheduled for april. guys. >> our eunice yoon in beijing. so much more information, eunice, thank you for that stocks are opening strong as markets continue recovery rally. libby can't rely with us post 9 as well as global economics. good to have you everything eunice said, the markets are assuming this is going to be temporary and the snap back will be strong is there any reason to doubt that >> not at all. i think markets are looking at the backdrop we were in. we got global pmis data yesterday and that was very strong we had a one-point plus jump in global headline pmi and 1.9 percentage jump in new orders, subindex, more forward-looking pretty good data in terms of what's going on in the global economy before we get this now as we're getting some information, in control, markets looking ahead and saying you'll probably get resumption of recovery as long as it's controlled. >> that has big political implications when it plays ou

that snow will make its way towards minneapolis, cleveland, canton, buffalo, pittsburgh.a front r frontier. this will be a snowstorm a little bit. 4 to 6 inches in some spots. the problem will be half an inch of ice on trees, power lines, and roads. and of course that orange area there, absolute flood rainfall. could be 4 inches of rain. watch out for this. if you are in any of this, this could be an ice storm waiting to happen this afternoon. >> yikes. looks bad. chad. thanks for the warning. we have new results out of iowa. "new day" continues right now. >>> we want to welcome our vauers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." we still do not have a clear winner in iowa.

that was supposed to be at the end of march also the canton fair which is usually held in april.ery important for the global supply chain, the venue itself has canceled all exhibitions until further notice the canton fair itself, the organizers, say they cannot confirm whether the fair will continue these things are making many nervous about the impact of the virus will be greater than previously thought >> we just mentioned that nurses in hong kong were going on strike because they are not happy with the boarder being open with china. how does jd.com convince delivery people to go into some of the hazardous areas >> a lot of workers for jd and others are from those locations. in wuhan, there are a lot of people volunteering to try to help we hear a lot of stories of people personally driving their cars taxi drivers deciding that they are going to drive their taxis and bring patients to the hospital forever free. you are seeing a great upswell of humanity to help with the sick there i think with jd, a lot of the workers, they get paid as well and wear protective gear but there ar

. >> beijing has canceled the april session of the canton trade fair, that is the big exposition arenese exporters that is an enormous deal, china does not think it will be solved until april, it might be worse. >> gordon. >> gary kaltbaum, the alley ba-ba-bbabaceo said this our bl, they have to quarantine 15 to 16 million people, they are worse than they are letting on. >> i think other population centers are under various norms of lockdown, this is not just wuhan central china but now many other parts that and i think the story, that southern china it might be shanghai, could be a lot of places in addition to wuhan. david: caroll. >> i guess given all of lack of tran persotransparency, how much confidence should we have in chinese government the ability to contain is no is -- not prevt spread to united states. >> zero, they are doing all of the wrong things. you would say, that is what china is doing, they are spreading panic. david: they have a trillion in u.s. bonds we're told, will they sell them to fulfill pha trade f from u.s.? >> i don't know. they are trying to get out of ph

. >> reporter: and last year she was uninkentuckied to the sports fan hall of fame in canton gettingrading kward and ring. she calls tla prsye here is advice how to win on wednesday. >> it's easy to get wrapped up in the enthusiasm, and the cheering and the sounds. you got to totally cut that out and just say, totally focus. >> and she would know she has been to all five. in santa rosa, anser hassan, abc 7 news. >>> every single game. true dedication. lisa, good advice too. >> yeah, definitely. and we need it to stay calm tomorrow. >>> live doppler 7 not picking up on the low clouds which is causing visibility issues around the bay. but as we widen out the view, you want to know where the rain is? it's been in the pacific northwest. seattle, british columbia. and it's staying there. not only for the weekend into next week. it looks like maybe through february 10th, even valentine's day, not getting much in the bay area. a quarter mile visibility to nothing down in petaluma. now up to five mi in and around oaklleand, thes east bay. but there is the possibility that this fog continues

there will be snow and ice on the north side of this system on up in somewhere between i'd say cantonp toward buffalo and even upstate from there. and we'll see that as it moves on by for tomorrow. then finally away. i know we talked about all of this severe weather. there's more severe weather and that's flash flooding. already warnings going out at this hour and more rain to come. watch out if you're driving anywhere east of, let's say, arkansas, mississippi, tennessee. that's where the heaviest rain will be. >> that's us. thank you very much. >>> hundreds of americans who fled the coronavirus outbreak in china fled here and are in quarantine. we'll speak to some next. 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 b

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the venue, the canton fair which is popular with u.s. companies as well as chinese suppliers, the venue has suspended exhibitions, though the fear itself hasn't decided what to do now many companies that are open are operating, but have put in strict measures in order to try to make sure its employees are safe pizza travel has been restricted there are several temperature checks now as well as disinfectants. masks and gloves are also given for a customer facing employees. in fact, a disney for example, has closed its parks in hong kong and shanghai, but u tokyo remains and and for tokyo, their staff there wear masks, but no hugs and limited photos for the characters and the kus mcustomet the park >> thank you very much and for more on the coronavirus, join us tonight for a cnbc special report, outbreak at 7:00 p.m. eastern time for all the facts you need to know as the virus continues to spread again, 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnbc >> and wall street will be watching disney as it's likely to address the coronavirus impact on its china bu

. >> as these auto break-ins hit crisis levels in some communities, state assembly member canton chu says enough is enough. >> we see the increase of the smash and grab for the last five years. >> reporter: chu, who represents the south bay and sacramento plans to introduce legislation this month that would increase penalties on those committing auto break-ins and property theft. more specifically, these crimes would be considered a felony if electronic devices with personal information were stolen, and while some devices might not reach the typical threshold for a felony offense, chu says the personal data on the devices should be considered when determining actual losses. >> personal device, a cell phone, a laptop, or an will automatically become a felony. >> last year chu secured money from the state to help five bay area police departments with combatting the auto break-in epidemic. many have since launched crime prevention campaigns to remind drivers to remove valuables out of sight. >> although propositions 47 and 57 had very good intentions, that they also had some unintended

recognizing all of the valuable information stored on phones, tablets and laptops, state representative canton shoe once to make it a felony to steal electronic devices even if they don't meet the current $950 threshold. >> i just want to provide another tool to the police department, so that we can prioritize the car break-in. >> reporter: car break-ins and theft of electronic devices spiked in cities across the bay area but the crimes are rarely sold by police departments and prosecuted by district attorney offices to the growing frustration of victims. >> they are becoming more and more prevalent, and something does need to be done to deter that. >> reporter: mike hogan had his car broken into recently. he supports tougher laws for the criminals responsible. despite i feel violated, quite honestly. my wife's brand-new person with all of our credit cards et cetera. so, it's a pretty big deal. >> reporter: in 2014, voters in california approved proposition 37, criminal justice reform designed to string -- the state's prison population and it's at a $950 threshold for crimes -- it is unclear i

they've canceled a number of very important events including the canton fair, which was scheduled toe in april. we have seen maybe only a third, maybe 40% of china's workers have actually returned to their jobs. housing is at a standstill. on and on. car sales for the first 16 days of this month were down 92%, so china is in contraction right now. >> tucker: and finally, are you satisfied that we know exactly where this virus came from? >> no. we don't. we have a lot of information which goes both ways, but the authoritative reduced medical journal said that many of the initial cases did not come from the wet market, and that's the predominant theory, that it started in the wet market. it also could've started at that p for biosafety lab. i'm not saying that that's the case, but you can't rule it out, because there's a lot of science right now that is casting doubt on this notion it came from the wet market. >> tucker: yet. this is the problem with global partnerships with countries you can't trust. you can't trust them. gordon chang, thank you for that, good to see you tonight. >> t