the fight against corruption features large in nigeria news papers it's also a huge part of aaron cass's life the civil servant walks for a supervisory body in the police force three years ago he watched his boss embezzle funds earmarked for advanced training the experience turned him into a whistleblower. i was encouraged because the system that was common in the government a promise to fight corruption. i was encouraged because we have to speak out at some point i mean everybody's afraid of saying something that we. complain. about is happening who is going to speak out to stop to see if we're going to have a government that is going to fight corruption head on and i blew the whistle i don't they don't have issues with them but that wasn't to be because it was first threatened then himself reported to police on charges of corruption for two days he was remanded in custody then he lost his job to be suspended me for a walk they didn't perceive yourself suspicion i mean there was no plan no there was no query to go to the office and given that i was a special observers point out the pres

one issue they are dealing with, a cass lake because of that slide. there are live power lines. pg&e is trying to take care of that issue. the woman in a different home was rescued. she was taken to the hospital. we do not know the extent of her injuries. it is extremely windy. the rain is stellate folly. emergency crews are on the scene and they want people to stay out of that area at crescent barred with ktvu, fox 2 . >> before you go, you had to move away from the area because of the hillside that is unstable and the cass lake. when you were closer to the scene, could you tell if there were any other homes in tanger? was there mud and water in the streets? >> reporter: there was a lot of mud. i did not see a lot of water but there was a lot of mud and trees. the firefighters told me there were four houses and at area but we are checking to see if anybody was inside or see if they had been impacted. it is in this area with steep hillsides. i was able to see a lot of debris and downed trees. >> okay. alyssa harrington with that mudslide. again, you will update us. they consider

orin cass studies this and author of "the once and the future worker" and a smart man and he joins us tonight. does the united states need more guest workers? >> i don't think we do. >> tucker: everyone in washington thinks we do. >> chamber of commerce and the lobbyists for the corporations think we do because it benefits them if they don't make due with the workers we have here. >> tucker: we hear about the positive effect to the guest workers. what are the negative effect? >> it relieves the pressure on the labor market. and on the employers to figure out how to build businesses that make due with the workers we have here. if you have an idea for a business and one to rather bring someone else in for, it doesn't have to be a citizen. we'll bring someone in. use them and send them away. we won't worry about the workers no live here. >> tucker: companies used to care about the quality of american schools because that is where the labor force was educated. people care less about schools. is that one of the reason? >> it could be. there is a famous saying from a man in germany that stu

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cass scored five tries in the match including two from michael shenton to maintain their 100% start tofor now. you are watching bbc news and some breaking news to bring you know, we are hearing that the body brought to portland port today has been formally identified by the corn art formally identified by the corn art for dorsett of the professional footballer sala. it went missing when the plane went down over the english channel. the plane was found in the channel on monday. the body retrieved today. the families of sala and the pilot have been updated and they will continue to be supported by family liaison officers. the coroner will continue to investigate the circumstances of these deaths and search and rescue operation as we know was u nsuccessful operation as we know was unsuccessful in locating the plane and be to people on board to begin with but it was only after privately funded search team that they managed to locate the plane. her majesties coroner saying that the body found on board today was that of the professional footballer emiliano sala. hello and welcome to our look

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right up petaluma boulevard and cass tan yoe road exit. roadwork is scheduled to end at 6:00 a.m.r commute takes you that way, you probably know about this. heads up, that's going on until 6:00 a.m. not impacting traffic right now. the drive times in the green, 101, 580, 101 on the board, all green. >>> google says it will no longer require employees to settle claims in private. this is months where google employees including at mountain view headquarters staged a global walkout. one demand was for them to end the force arbitration policy. the change will go into effect for current and future employees as of march 21st. google says it will not reopen claims. they can litigate past claims after their date. >>> apple's upcoming electric vehicle may not be a car after all. >>> kenneth moton and janae norman have the details. >>> an apple van. >> now a report from germany says an apple van has been seen. engineers are said to be working on the interiorment apple has not commented. >>> consumer reports removed their testing -- it came after body hardware and other problems. the move a

in this particular cass i think it dm a disservice.nk the state of the union is his most unnatural venue. it is at its best an opportunity to call for unity, whiches ent trump does not do.s he spe his base, he is divisive. it is an opportunity to speak the truth, which president trump doesn't do. it is an opportunity for careful rhetoric, and president trump is careless at best with his rhetoric. dolaura: we will see how h tonight. president ronald reagan started this tradition of mentioning in his speech people he brought as guests, and it has become olite a bit of stagecraft. stephen: it is aely stagecraft. it is an important way to show that the poly spoken about in the address actually affects real people, real americans, not just abstract political theory . what president obama tried to do was talk about people who represented the struggles or the challenges or the aspirationsth the american people were going through. a in 2015 there wamily from minnesota whose story of perseverance was a nice metaphor for the way the country was

something informative about you know the more than iran or whatever i wouldn't presume to cast member cass anbar a canadian actor with iranian roots plays far hot a businessman caught up in rachel's mission and far echoed his director's objection to framing the film as political. as much as it is set. on a backdrop that is politicize the this story is really human story it's about what happens to people in this world and the operative is not in competition at the bare knowledge but it could still easily win over those who like a solid spy thriller. aids . high court has dropped the extradition case against bay bahraini footballer hakim alone robbie following a global campaign for his release of the robbie fled bahrain in twenty fourteen before being granted refugee status in australia he has been sentenced in absentia to ten years in jail for alleged vandalism and although he denies the charges he was arrested while on holiday in bangkok the thai fishel announced on monday that bahrain has now withdrawn that extradition request following talks with thai government officials. to bundesliga

something informative about you know the mood in iran or whatever i wouldn't presume to cast member cassanbar a canadian actor with iranian roots plays far harder to businessmen caught up in rachel's mission and far echoed his director's objection to framing the film as political. as much as it was set. on a backdrop that is politicized the this story is really human story it's about what happens to people in this world the operative is not in competition at the banality but it could still easily win over those who like a solid spy thriller. well it was an exciting weekend in bundesliga soccer i believe there were eighteen teams in action joining me to talk about the highlights from all that is ed mccambridge from d.w. sports a lot to talk about what caught your eye well it was a match day which had it all terry it was the twists and turns in a title race relegation six points is not one not two but three games featuring six goals now saturday's action saw bruce you don't win blow a three goal lead against hoffenheim with just fifty minutes left on the clock to draw that match which is a

cass are ahead 38—6 — greg eden amongst the try—scorers.is son losing his big fight tonight, against james degale. just a word of warning there's some flash photography in the pictures we're about to show you. it's a crucial career fight for the 33—year—old degale, who's a two—time super middleweight world champion and olympic gold medallist — while chris eubankjunior has yet to break into the sport's elite... and de gale says the loser, will have to retire. at this stage in my career i have two when. i put in the hard work, i have trained extremely hard, i had taken it extremely serious. i know you hear this a lot but i believe i am in the best shape i have ever been in. honestly, mentally and physically i am in great shape. he isa he is a proven fighter, he has fought in more high—profile fights than me. he is a former olympic gold medallist so in that sense you could say he is a pedigree but in terms of the levels we are at now and in terms of howl the levels we are at now and in terms of how i feel as a fighter i think i am levels above

something informative about you know the mood in iran or whatever i wouldn't presume to cast member cassanbar a canadian actor with iranian roots plays far hot a businessman caught up in rachel's mission and far echoed his director's objection to framing the film as political. as much as it is set. on a bad job that is politicize the this story is really human story it's about what happens to people in this world and the operative is not in competition at the bare knowledge but it could still easily win over those who like a solid spy thriller. american skiing gray. lindsey vonn has hung up her skis after nearly twenty years of unparalleled success finishing her career in familiar style with a metal ball and produced a fast clean run to claim brawl in the downhill at the world championships in are a swede i didn't see vaughan on the podium once again parts of bronze winning run in sweden will be the last time fans get to see her cut scenes on the stripes i i receive it all today as always i was so nervous all day just serious things you know i think i wanted more than anything to finish

something informative about you know the mood in iran or whatever i wouldn't presume to cast member cass anbar a canadian actor with iranian roots plays farhadi a businessman caught up in rachel's mission and are echoed his director's objection to framing the film as political. as much as it is set. on a bad job that is politicize the this story is really human story it's about what happens to people in this world and the operative is not in competition at the billion dollars but it could still easily win over those who like a solid spy thriller. football player. has been released from custody in thailand. after the country of his birth brain withdrew a request to happen extradited the player who fled to australia and twenty fourteen on political grounds faced imprisonment in bahrain over vandalism charges which he denies following an international campaign for his release that threats now appears to be over. justice at last the hakim al-arabiya pictured here leaving custody in bangkok the bahraini footballer is set to return to australia after three long months spent in a tight jail he

he was friends with stephen stills and mama cass and those kinds of people.kees were made as a tv group, as a kind of a spin—off of the beatles. it was never meant to be a real group. but him and nesmith pushed to record their own songs, they pushed to have their songs they had written included, and they ended up going on tours and, like pinocchio, becoming a real little boy — they became a real band. remembering peter tork. now it's time for the weather with darren bett. hello there. for almost two weeks now we have had unusually warm days for this time of the year. on thursday we actually broke a record for the february temperature in scotland. just over 18 degrees in aberdeenshire. beating the previous record set way back in the 19th century. the main reason for it being so warm, notjust in scotland but elsewhere across the uk as well, is because our air is coming from a long way south. there is the canaries. let's put on the jet stream. it is diving down into the mid atlantic. pushing that warm air across the uk. if we move things on a little bit and foll

. >> i met with the team investigating th the russia cass and i asked the team to go back and determine these efforts and what steps do we need to take going forward. were i removed or reassigned or fired that the case could not be closed or vanish in the night without a trace. susan: the fbi and mccabe have been subject to numerous accusations of political bias. is this just more of the same? misty, mccabe on "60 minutes," this is a man who could be facing criminal charges, the inspector general said he leaked and lied. does this surprise us at the end of the day? >> it's shocking he came out on 0 minutes * in the process of promoting his book. now it's financial motivation outside of political motivation. this guy doesn't have credibility. he was removed from his position under allegations of not being truthful. but the fact that he's continuing to make these allegations that are anti-donald trump not too surprising. susan: it snows there is a bias against the president. also solidifies the idea that there is a deep state working against the administration. >> on two fronts there. fir

there is a cass a split in the democrat party. the fight is over amazon's headquarters.he second headquarters that was supposed to be built in queens, new york. amazon hasn't bought the property yet. they are getting pushback on the tax benefits. chicago, illinois reached out to amazon and said come over to us and build your headquarters here. we want those 25,000 high-paying jobs here. >> we had 234 cities that competed for this. this us the grand prize from an economic development point of view. liz: let's bring in for his expertise, adam lashinski. your take on this amazon fight between the democrats. >> you should have mentioned a native chicagoan. i think andrew cuomo is exactly right. there are reasons to reject a company like amazon saying the tax breaks are too great. but those reasons ought to be really strong, because the economic benefit they will bring to a city like new york or chicago, also a blue, democratic city, are just immense. liz: in chicago, illinois they have a severe deficit and pension crisis there. we are talking $3.75 billion in total average s

>> and chicago tribune columnist john cass points out chicago police solve about 17% of the city's thousandsomicides. even with the department's thin resources two dozen investigators were assigned to the smollett case and today, superintendent johnson cited that. watch. >> as i look out into the crowd, i just wish that the families of gun violence in this city got this much hecattention because that's who really deserves the amount of attention that we are giving to this particular incident. >> johnson went on to say he realizes the city of chicago has a racial divide and it's hard for the city and country to come together. he also wonders how this might impact future cases. listen.ha >> my n concern is that hate crimes will now publicly be met with a level of skepticism that previously didn't happen. >> we should note smollett could also face federal charges for allegedly sending himself a phony threat letterre containing white powderin which turned out to be tylenol. his next court appearance march 14th. tucker? >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks for that. well, there is at least one big

look at maduro, look at cass havcastro, deprivation, poverty and suffering. mao, stalin, 30, 40 million dead. there should be no truck at all with this idea of socialism and if they want have to have a debate on this, i think the president would welcome the debate. i know many of us would. part of this, martha, is because when you talk to millennials, just out of college, they will tell you many of them that they have more sympathy for socialism than they have for capitalism. that speaks to the state of their education and their lack of historical knowledge. >> martha: i want to get a final thought of you, bill. today would be ronald reagan's 108th birthday. what do you think he would have thought if you can go there of the president's speech last night? >> oh, i thought he would have loved it. the president did a great job. that's one of the best speeches i have heard. it's interesting you put it that way because in our house mrs. bennett and i said not sense reagan. ronald reagan would have been generous and would have said that's a great speech. delivery,

i want to start with you cass, your work is outstanding, and the report. i expect continuity with the acting secretary shanahan from secretary matus, to see where he would change anything. it was a thoughtful and smart strategy. andrews point, a lot of the guidance has been left to the services. the commission found that as well. this innovation or implementation is in the eye of the beholder. i may be saying that wrong. if that is true or if we think it will continue, is there a story that can be consistently told by the department? not just by mr. shanahan but by everyone. and if not, will they be able to sustain the ability to move plans and programs forward to follow the national defense strategy? or will they get more of the same? >> yes, what we have seen and what i can tell from the outside, for 18 and 19 the process went as you are referring from your statement you believe also to be the case. the services were left to develop in accordance with the dpg's and the planning guides etc. not a whole lot of tape investment of time allowed to scrub those

. >> i liked cass it is. i thought cassie was a strong contender.ke -- they all say -- the thing with the people on the bachelor with colton, there has been a couple of bachelors you don't seem like a good person. but he i think does generally. and there are some people where you're too nice for this. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and apparently he is going to hop a fence at some point. >> jimmy: yes. >> i'm a bit concerned for him really. >> jimmy: can you imagine them at home right now watching harry potter talk about their love life? they must be. >> that would be super weird. i'm so sorry, colton. we actually tweeted the other day. i mentioned this in an interview the other day. i don't have twitter, but he tweeted something about me which made its way to me. i love you, colton. >> jimmy: daniel radcliffe. watch the show. it's called "miracle workers" february 12th on tbs. we'll be right back with phoebe robinson. ♪ oneeeee... did you try this one? feel this one. it's amazing! twooooo... it's nice. but it's kinda pricey. hi. hi. you can't skimp on a decisi

he cass -- the cascadius adduction zone sits at the border of california, experts estimate it's had at least a dozen earthquakes aunt results tsunamis over the last 5,000 years, this january was the 319th anniversary of the last large quake. and many scientists say we're overdue. it could happen at any time. it will be essentially a mirror image of the subjection zone off the coast of japan that caused the devastate 20g11 earthquake and tsunami. technology is here. the question is whether we want to invest in -- invest in an offshore early warning system now or wait until thousands have died and catastrophic property damage occurs. we need to invest now rather than later. this bill will begin to address the very real threat of a combined earthquake and tsunami off the pacific northwest coast before it happens. some forecasts say there's a 10% chance of eight to sign in the -- eight to nine in the next 30 years. others predict a 35% to 40% chance in the next 50 years. this bill directs the federal emergency management agency to develop a plan to identify funds to purchase equipment nece

we can speak now to paolo aversa, who's a senior lecturer in strategy at the cass business school.industry. after that question simon raised whether the uk is well—placed now given that investment and cars, is it and at that place? apparently not. the problem is that globally, the electric vehicle will become more and more important, but the cost of manufacturing is very high. companies will try to reduce cost. this is important for electric cars? they are far from that speciality at the uk, which has been diesel and what traditional because. having invested and an electric feature, where are we going to deploy that? it is difficult to say exactly when, but in the long—term, i think, more and more will come in times of market production for the chinese industries for the japanese industries, for the us first of all, north america, and after that, uk and europe. this is a huge market. hundreds of millions of consumers. yes, it is but it is relatively small compared to the other markets. market producers want to get between ten and 15% of cost to be electric by 2030. to do that, they

and san francisco district attorney george cass cohn was adachi's rival, yet the two respected one another very much. last night he tweeted out i am deeply saddened by the unexpected news today. jeff was a passionate advocate, always fought for what he believed in. he represented the underserved and gave his career to public service. we express our deepest condolences to the adachi family during this difficult time. >>> an exchange between senator dianne feinstein and a group of young environmental activities is getting -- they were asking her to support the green new deal. but feinstein says she endorses a different measure. >> i know what i'm doing, so, you know, maybe people should listen a little bit. >> i hear what you're saying but we are the people who voted you. you're supposed to listen to us. >> how old are you? >> you didn't vote for me. >> we are the ones getting impacted. it doesn't matter, we are going to be the ones who are impacted. >> i understand that. i've got seven grandchildren. i understand it very well. >> really is great to see young people so engaged. the leader of

these were some of these that were way up there, cass adair, russian river, whispering pines, napa, lakele greatest total, 5.6 six pushes the total to a .73 8.73. plenty to go around and the winter storm warning will continue until tomorrow morning. again, snow level more than anyone thought, a ton of what snow, i would say travel would be really tough. let's go over to sal, where would you like to start? >> at the tunnel because a crash inside the left, the left one with a crash inside of it, traffic already really a mess from walnut creek to oakland all the way down the 5-80, this whole thing is really just going to add a little bit more slow traffic, i do see the commutes, i don't know why i said that, i see chp driving west here, plenty of slow traffic areas and here, look at the slow traffic, the accident is inside one of the westbound on the left bound if you are driving towards oakland, once you get to oakland, slow traffic everywhere you look, slow traffic in san francisco as well on northbound 101 approaching the 80s, the peninsula is a mess because of earlier issues on the 280,

when you look at cass it is reinvested in the business -- cash it is reinvested in the business and useal reports get them in the mail and read them. how do you figure out if somebody has constructive use of cash? >> you look at return on capital. you look at buybacks, this company buying back stock at prices lower than their intrinsic value. if they are not they are destroying value. for us as investors and management teams that understand what their intrinsic value might be and whether there is enough safety and buying back stock. overall when you look at use of cash are to investors and chief executives shy and putting their cash to work when it comes capex? >> it is difficult to come by growth opportunities these days. partially driving m&a which is another use of cash. we are seeing industries like cable for example. companies investing a significant amount of money in their plans that technology. see google filling more data centers. it depends on the company and the industry. talk abouthen you m&a what kinds of consolidation are we going to see an industry groups? will it be good

and then i also gifted cas casse necklace, a necklace with a chart of portland. it and see and it's lovely to see. how is it making your products in america? we talk a lot about the tariffs and about the cost involved. in terms of the whole economic story in terms of producing in america -- >> i don't find that challenging at all. everything we do is purchased in america. everything that we make is hand-crafted in portland, maine. we employ nine people. and we hand-craft in pewter, sterling silver and bronze. like i said, we can capture any location in the world. maria: tell us about the products that you brought here. >> yes. so we have a great line of jewelry for ladies and men. this is our number one best seller here, the bangle. great products for men. men are a little difficult to buy for. maria: cuff links are a great idea. >> yeah, yeah. maria: that goes over well with the maps. >> you can feature two different locations. barware, the ever popular bar maria: you've got the corks. >> the wine coast'er's been a huge hit. maria: what is this map? >> this is a

. >> for more on this, let's bring in deano cass and richard fisher good to have you both. communication skills, do you think he was communicating exactly what the fed wanted or is there a problem in how he communicated >> well, first of all, i'm mindful of what mickey mantle said about baseball. he didn't realize until he got in the broadcast booth, how easy it was to play the game. we have all this commentary as deano knows because he sat in a room for quite a while and ran the new york desk. this is avery complex matter you can't satisfy everybody all the time i was asked the other day, as you know, i'm very fond of jay he's a close personal friend but i was asked what would you give him as a grade. i said incomplete. he's only been at this for a year as bill dudley said, faces a very difficult task of comple completing the exit as we called it at the table back when i was there. and it's not an easy job people have gotten hooked on cheap money. and you make easy decisions. it makes you richer if you're a money operator things are going to be more challenging going forwa