sanders: it is so great to be back with our 2000 friends in clive. these women are amazing, aren't they? [applause] dr. sanders: i want to take a little while before we hear the incredible band to tell you about bernie, the man. first, i would like to introduce three people who are important to bernie and i. they have been knocking on doors. this is good, isn't it? oh. i talk with my hands. if i have a microphone, it does not work as well. i do not know where i get that. bertie and i are both from brooklyn. i would like to introduce three people who are important to bernie and me. they had been in iowa knocking on doors and going to events for the last few days and will be through the weekend. our son, dave, and his two children, two of our lan.dchildren, ella and dy [applause] dr. sanders: they did not want to give the speech. you aboutt me tell bernie. we met in 1981 when i was a community organizer and he was running for mayor. our neighborhood groups organized a debate and when i listened to him, i felt he was speaking directly to me. i felt he e

our legal correspondent, clive coleman is at the high court. clive. harry miller believes that a man cannot become a well, harry miller believes that a marl cannot become a woman well, harry miller believes that a man cannot become a woman and vice ve rsa man cannot become a woman and vice versa and he tweets on gender identity issues, often using fairly crude and some would feel very offensive language. in january crude and some would feel very offensive language. injanuary 2019, a trans woman complained about his tweets. humberside police attended his place of work. they eventually interviewed him over the phone and warned him that if he continued, he could be prosecuted. he judicially reviewed the guidance under which this incident was logged as a non—crime eight incident, which can be turned up on certain background checks. today, mrjustice knowles ruled that the guidance itself was lawful but that the behaviour of humberside police was a disproportionate interference with his right to free speech. outside court, harry miller was delighted. we hav

clive my re here in london.well last night it's clear, everyone can see that, but can he pull it out of the bag, do you think? come super tuesday considering he is not running in nevada or south carolina ? considering he is not running in nevada or south carolina? is a great point of the important point is early voting has begun a lot of states in a place like california over a states in a place like california over a million ballots have been cast. in nevada where he's not on the ballot more than two thirds of vote rs have the ballot more than two thirds of voters have already voted for early voting in places like north carolina and virginia. i get a family member who is already voted in north carolina to the debate last night will not change how they are going to vote. bloomberg certainly benefits from that phenomenon whether or not long—term through la st whether or not long—term through last night's debate in the themes that emerged last night was that will hurt them long—term. time will tell and what's inte

clive would have handled that easily! to leave the british royal family. which is a problem most of us will never have to deal with but for harry and meghan it is throwing up a host of tricky issues. or rather can they use the name royal in their online branding efforts — and yes they do have an online branding operation. but calling it sussex royal may be a stretch for the actually royal palace which is now reviewing the name. the couple's office released update today on their plans and jonny dymond has all the details for us. we've got the latest plans from the duke and duchess of sussex. do we know what they're going to be doing and when they're going to be doing it? we know when they are going to finish up with their public royal role and that's going to be at the end of march. there will be a last twirl if you will. a last burst of royal engagements in britain. the beginning of march and then the curtain comes down at the end of march and their new life begins on the ist of april. because any visits that they again m

clive coleman, bbc news.in china, bringing the total number to almost 1,400. more than 60,000 have been infected. the largest single outbreak outside china is on a cruise ship docked in japan, where 218 people are infected. more than 3,500 passengers are being held in quarantine on board the diamond princess. today, some have been allowed to leave, as rupert wingfield hayes reports. for ten days now, the giant diamond princess has been tied up at yokohama. its 3,700 passengers shut in their cabins, allowed out to exercise only once every two days. today they finally got some good news. no new infections for the last 2a hours. and, this afternoon, this bus began taking some of the most elderly and frail passengers off the boat to be quarantined elsewhere. the japanese authorities are now finally allowing some people from the diamond princess to disembark. those over the age of 80 and with underlying health conditions are being given the choice to be quarantined elsewhere. but there are still many questions abo

clive coleman, bbc news. boris johnson's new borisjohnson‘s new cabinet has held its first meeting since the reshuffle yesterday, overshadowed by the shock resignation of chancellor sajid javid. the prime minister congratulated those who survive the changes and those who had been promoted, while urging them to deliver on what he called the people's priorities. here they are, the team borisjohnson‘s going to rely on to deliver his promises. how many hospitals are we going to build? all: 40. they are certainly obedient. how many more buses? laughter and well—trained. how many more nurses are we recruiting? 50,000, exactly. the new chancellor, rishi sunak, will be keen to prove he has a mind of his own after yesterday's surprise promotion. i'm delighted to be at my fourth bromsgrove pensions fair. yesterday, he was the man preparing the budget. now backbench mp sajid javid has more time for local events like this. he resigned after the prime minister told him he had to sack his own advisers and rely on a joint t

clive coleman, bbc news.er city has been banned from european competitions for two the uk prepares for more torrential rain and winds of up to 80mph. storm dennis is expected to batter the uk this weekend. a landmark free—speech victory at the high court for a man who was warned by police about allegedly transphobic messages on social media. the parents of a baby who clinicians say is "brain stem dead", have lost their legal appeal to try to force a hospital to keep treating him. four—month—old midrar ali has been on a ventillator at st mary's maternity hospital in manchester, since birth. earlier, our reporter, gill dummigan, was outside the hospital complex in central manchester and explained the background to this case. midrarali is four midrar ali is four months old and for that entire time he has been on a ventilator and feeding tube at st mary ‘s hospital in this complex behind me. there were complications during this birth that led to profound aim rain damage and although this body is still functioning

disaster has sent australia a wake up call campaigns are collecting donations for the continent's well clive from far and wide. just like harry many australians are putting food and drink out for the enemy. to see the outpouring of love and support that we've had. i guess gives us. gives us fight that people still care about the future of our wildlife and in spain a traumatic. breaking. soul destroying really janey and. to say the outpouring of love that we have heads our guess is really kicked is going to disappoint. little scieno won't be alone here much longer. 6 more and we have a. lot more including barbie. but another little one of the episodes instead to trick us is the instant before sale photographs become friends in a frame a lot of. robots they're still in the development phase. but that's going to happen when they grow. on official intelligence is now spreading through our society ai will experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines or will this technology create deadly new autonomous weapon systems. paradise robot collapse. 2000 minutes on d w. every journey begins with the 1s

disaster has sent australia a wake up call campaigns are collecting donations for the continent's well clive from far and wide. just like gary many australians are putting food and drink out for the enemy. to see the outpouring of love and support that we've had. i guess gives us. this fight that people still care about the future of our water life and you know it's been a it's a traumatic heartbreaking. soul destroying really journey and. to say the outpouring of love that we have heads i guess is really kicked is going to this point. little scieno won't be alone here much longer. since more and we have a. lot more families involved in it but i'm not a little wild about these cells down to less distance to form so i guess i'm friends in a band law that helps. to get closer to the sun then ever before the dream of humankind since the days of vigorous. now a new kind of satellite soaring into heaven to observe magnetic fields and to predict. how technology made it possible on tomorrow to doing. next to do to all you. they risk their health for just a few dollars blood plasma donors from mexic

clive coleman's been following the case. emerging victorious. miller, whose comments on social media about gender identity caused a trans woman to complain to his former force. he was investigated. today his tweets we re was investigated. today his tweets were found to be comfortably within the bounds of free speech. mr justice knowle5 wa5 the bounds of free speech. mr justice knowle5 was very clear, we have never had a gestapo or stasi in great britain or the actions of the police came too close for comfort. women, comedians, 5tudents, even politicians rediscover what it is like to think, then go forth and tweet without fear. harry miller believe5 biologically a man cannot become a woman and tweeted about it sometimes using graphic language. humberside police warned him he could be prosecuted if he continued. they logged a non—hate incident which can be disclosed on certain background checks. harry miller challenged police guidance and behaviour. the guidance wa5 challenged police guidance and behaviour. the guidance was found to behaviour. the

disaster has sent australia a wake up call campaigns are collecting donations for the continent's well clive from far and wide. and just like gary many australians are putting food and drink out for the enemies. to see the outpouring of love and support that we've had. i guess gives us. this fight that people still care about the future of our wildlife and yes it's been a traumatic heartbreaking. soul destroying really journey and. to say the outpouring of love that we have heads i guess is really kicked is going to disappoint. little scieno won't be alone here much longer. so it's more and we have. more i will lose a body. but in that of being a wife that these songs have to come to us he still wants to but for now i guess i'm friends in a family law office. he specializes in fantasy and venture. readers the world over practically devour her. meat and the artists he caught on with the creator of fantastical world in an exclusive interview are on this one to how do you do an. arch 21. d w. they were victims of al smith's twin experiments 8th and her sister survived the. nazi 2 dr joseph meng

clive coleman joins us from the clive coleman joins us from the clive court —— crown court. a man cannot become a woman. he says this is all, his tweets are in the context of the debate the government have invited. the proposed reforms would make it easierfor a man the proposed reforms would make it easier for a man to the proposed reforms would make it easierfor a man to be legally recognised as a woman and vice ve rsa . recognised as a woman and vice versa. if proposed reforms go through, there would be a greater element of self identification. currently, it‘s a long and stringent process but that to take place. what thejudge has ruled today process but that to take place. what the judge has ruled today is the guidance that allows the police to log these non—crime hate incidents, and they can be turned up on an advanced disclosure check, he has ruled the system, the guidance is lawful by the way it was applied by humberside police in the case of harry miller was unlawful. the fact they logged 31 of his tweets and went to his place of work, that he was interviewed by a poli

syrian state media say government forces have made advances against rebel held on clive's in the province of aleppo the region has been held by opposition forces since 2012 the advances have upset a fragile cooperation between ankara and moscow which back opposing factions in the conflicts on the final day of the security conference in munich a top u.n. official told leaders that the libya. is a joke officials met on the sidelines to discuss efforts to stem the violence that has plagued the north african country in a protected civil war libya is right across the mediterranean from europe and the country from which the refugees in bach on a perilous journey trying to reach the e.u. libya is still a wash with alms and fighting is still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany last month. a top u.n. official at the munich security conference said the truce had been violated $150.00 times since then and she said efforts to cut the flow of weapons have been equally unsuccessful the arms embargo has become a joke and so it you know we are presently to step up here and. it is complicated b

syrian state media say government forces have might advance as against the rebel held on clive's in the province of aleppo the region has been held by opposition forces since 2012 events as have upset a fragile cooperation between ankara and moscow which back opposing factions in the conflicts. the german court has ordered us electric vehicle might get tesla to stop clearing forest lands need to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes off the state environmental office gave the green light to clean and to haiti's forest for the gigantic plants. one of the most powerful known tropical storms on break or has slammed into britain storm dennis has been battering the u.k. with torrential rain and gale force winds and focused as site the severe weather could last through monday the storm is being blamed for at least 3 deaths and it's also disrupt travel across the. a close call for passengers touching down in haiti through our night is he got it is going to go is going to go around. hundreds of flights have been cancelled due to the strong winds with widespread travel disruptions felt

[applause] ♪ >> that was from clive, iowa, just outside of des moines.his is a view on the weekend before the iowa caucuses. dem one, the largest city. 99 counties prepare for the caucuses, which get underway at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central. we will take you to two caucuses, one in west des moines and one in a google area. we want to hear from you. .or democrats, (202) 748-8000 for republicans, (202) 748-8001. .owa voters, (202) 748-8002 temperatures of the low to mid 30's across des moines. white snow on the ground. you can follow our coverage on the web at c-span.org. joining us on the phone from des moines, let me begin with the top-tier candidates and the organization that each of them have leading into the caucuses. what are you seeing on the ground? >> we are led to believe -- you cannot see it all with 1600 precincts that will matter as iowans caucus on monday. we are led to believe it is bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, peter judi dench -- pete buttigieg who have the strongest operations. they have recruited volunteers who will be at caucus sites

clive coleman, bbc news. in other news today...police in new zealand. stephanie simpson is thought to have gone on a hike last weekend in the mount aspiring national park in the country's south island. the scottish conservatives have a new leader. jackson carlaw, who has been interim leader since the resignation of ruth davidson in august, received more than three times the votes of the only other candidate, michelle ballantyne. an artwork that appeared on the side of a house in bristol has been confirmed as the work of street artist banksy. the piece features a stencil of a girl firing red flowers made with spray painted ivy from a catapult. banksy published a picture of the work on his instagram page at midnight on valentine's day. there were more than 5,000 cases of mumps last year in england that's the highest level in a decade. the outbreaks have been largely driven by young adults in universities and colleges who did not have the mmr measles, mumps and rubella jab as children. public health england says the rise looks set to

clive coleman, bbc news.ice in new zealand. stephanie simpson is thought to have gone on a hike last weekend in the mount aspiring national park in the country's south island. the police have previously found items belonging to the 32 year—old from essex. the court of appeal has ruled doctors can stop providing medical the parents of a baby who is said to be brainstem dead have lost an appealfor... three appealjudges analysed evidence on four—month—old midrar ali after a high courtjudge concluded that treatment could be withdrawn. midrar‘s father said the ruling was "terrible", after arguing their son had been showing "signs of life". but doctors at st mary's hospital in manchester said midrar earlierjoe donegan was outside the hospital and expend the background to the case. for that entire time the baby has been on a ventilator and feeding tube at st mary's hospital in this compass behind me. there were complications during his birth which led to profound brain damage and although his body is so flushing wit

talking about friday night in clive, iowa, sitting democratic congresswoman booed former presidential nominee hillary clinton. it was at a bernie sanders rally in iowa. the moderator mentioned recent comments from hillary clinton where she criticized bernie sanders. listen to this hillary clinton comment, then, to what happened last night. >> unfortunately, you know, his campaign and his principle supporters were just very difficult and really constantly, not just attacking me, but my supporters. we get to the convention, they're booing michelle obama, john lewis. it was very distressing. such a contrast between what we did to unite in '08 and all the way up until the end. a lot of people highly identified with his campaign were urging people to vote third party, urging people not to vote. it had an impact. >> iowa, we have three days. i don't remember if you guys remember last week when someone by the name of hillary clinton said that nobody -- we're not going to boo. we're classy here. >> no, i'll boo. boo! [ cheers ] you all know i can't be quiet. no, we're going to boo. that's our

and best-selling adventure novelist clive cussler has died.e passed away monday at his home in scottsdale, arizona. cussler wrote more than 80 books including "night probe!", "cyclops," and "raise the titanic!" many of his novels feature the intrepid explorer dirk pitt. clive cussler was 88 years old still to come on the "newshour." how to fight a global outbreak. the u.s. and china tried to contain the spread of covid-19. key takeaways from last night's democratic debate as voters across the country prepare for super tuesday. a chronic condition and chronically undertreated. an inside look at migraine disease. plus, much more. a nouncer: this is the "pbs newshour" from wudios in washington, and in the west from the walter cnkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: as we reported earlier, the spread of the coronavirus in has stabilized, but chinese activists who first sounded the alarm about the outbreak and the official sponse are still missing. nick schifrin has more on ther battle o information between the chinese people

as we look at clive over san jose. we have the forecast coming up when we come back. >>> green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. vomike bloomberg has a recordgue of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> tonight a new push to give the public more access to the water in hetch hetchy's reservoir. that reservoir technically in yosemite national park is considered san francisco's main water supply

our legal correspondent clive coleman is at the high court.t's been happening. well, harry miller believes that a man cannot become a woman and he says he tweets and blogs as part of a public discussion about the reform of the gender recognition act, that is the act under which a man can legally be recognised as a woman and vice ve rsa . recognised as a woman and vice versa. there is a very heated discussion about proposed reforms. at the moment, the criteria are stringent and the proposals they should become less so. he tweets in a way some people would find offensive, he uses pretty crude language, swearwords, body parts and so language, swearwords, body parts and so forth. in january 2019 language, swearwords, body parts and so forth. injanuary 2019 a trans woman complained about his tweets. that led humberside police to go to his place of work, they eventually interviewed him over the phone and warned him if he continued to tweet in the way he had been, then he could be prosecuted as a result. the incident was logged as a normal crime hate

clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the days news., the islamic state group may no longer control territory in syria or iraq but it hasn't given up the fight. undeterred, some of its army of global jihadists survived, and have taken sanctuary in the most remote corners of the globe. so so where has the islamic state group gone after the caliphate? in this bbc news exclusive quentin sommerville followed the trail of one attack, planned and executed despite the group's apparent collapse. there are some images in the following programme which some viewers may find disturbing. vicious, fearless, the islamic state group was an army of global jihadists. hungry to die for their cause. we followed them to the strongholds and the fight was ferocious and a close quarter. the american—led coalition unleashed bombardments not seen since the second world war. in the world watched the islamic state group fall. the black flag was captured. the caliphate was conquered. a broken and cowered army of local and foreign jihadists, who either surrendered,

clive coleman, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...quit, borisjohnson prepares to chair the first meeting of his new cabinet at number 10. coronavirus is not on the rise outside of china, despite a sharp spike in hubei province, according to the world health organization. police in new zealand say they've found the body of stephanie simpson, the british woman who's been missing since monday. and in sport... fallon sherrock narrowly misses out on a stunning victory on her premier league debut, drawing 6—6 with glen durrant in nottingham. she continues to produce eye—catching performances on the biggest stage. vivianne miedema scores twice to seal a 3—2 win for arsenal over relegation threatened liverpool in the women's super league. and four—time champion ronnie o'sullivan eases through to the quarterfinals of snooker‘s welsh open in cardiff. i'll be back with more on those stories later. some on those stories later. international news now. united nations officials are saying tens of thousands of people have fled northern syria just in

at ten o'clock clive myrie will be here will be here with a full round up of the days news.irst a family breaks their silence after their son died — not on the battlefield — but after mistakes during an exercise in wales. wales investigates reveals the true extent of fatal failures by the mod and follows parents as they question why lessons are not being learned. help this postcard will... it has been a fascinating talking to people about their different views and opinions on god and life in general. looking forward to seeing you soon. love you, craig. it was getting late but i was waiting for him to ring because i knew it was his first year selection. and then at 11:30pm there was a knock on the door. and as soon as he said mod i knew craig was dead. he came in and explained how crack was going up a hill and that he had had a heart attack. craig roberts signed up as a reservist at university. he wanted to join the reserve sas. it is not what we wa nted reserve sas. it is not what we wanted to hear but he was passion and said he wanted to be the best soldier that he could be

clive. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel.is bbc news. the tv presenter and former host of "love island", caroline flack, has been found dead in herflat in london. a lawyer for her family said she had taken her own life. caroline flack, who was 40, stood down from the dating show after she was charged with assaulting her partner in december and was due to stand trial next month. earlier i spoke to the tv critic scott bryan and to the entertainmentjournalist, caroline frost who said caroline flack was integral to successful reboot of love island. she personified the charm, on that programme's best day, it is about clamour and programme's best day, it is about clamourand fun and programme's best day, it is about clamour and fun and romance and the promise of a glittering future and she seemed to personify all of that. for the side of the contestants and effortlessly both handle the show in the format of it, but also make the co ntesta nts the format of it, but also make the contestants feel as though she was rooting for them and

stopped doing sports they are healthy funny menthol strong that so early for me it's an amazing thing clive 432 was $31.00 who recruited gives me incredible strength i judge myself here every time after work because i know others are here too and i follow their example when it feels like i can't go on i think if they can do it so can i. go. back to. school spirit being a stand if it hit them all sports alone does not kill cancer cells but it could help in the fight against the disease. 2 south korean football fans will be awarded more than $300.00 euros each after christiana rinaldo failed to feature any pre-season friendly held in seoul last july that is according to a rule decision while the pair are to receive compensation after purchasing tickets from organizers who promised the u.n. to star would play at least 45 minutes of the match dozens more lawsuits have been filed with some fans claiming to have suffered quote mental anguish over the portuguese school words show. you're watching you know when he was coming up next on news asia medics in hong kong go on strike to demand border clo

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syrian state media say government troops have made advances against rebel hold on clive's in the province of aleppo the region has been held by opposition forces since 2012 the latest successes are threatening the fragile cooperation between turkey and russia which back opposing sides in the conflict. a german court has ordered u.s. electric vehicle maker tesla to stop clearing forested lands near berlin to build its 1st european factory the ruling comes after the state environmental office gave the green light to clear $92.00 reactors of forest for the gigantic plant. full of top u.n. official says the arms embargo on libya is quote a joke stephanie williams made that comment at a meeting on the sidelines of the munich security conference to discuss efforts to stem the violence in libya that country has been in complete turmoil since dictator moammar gadhafi was overthrown thrown in 2011 rebel forces are trying to seize the capital tripoli from the internationally recognized government there libya is still a wash with arms and fighting still raging despite the ceasefire agreed in germany

stopped doing sports they are healthy funny menthol strong that's so early for me it's an amazing thing clive for 3 to walk on is from one who treated gives me incredible strength as i drag myself in every time after work because i know others are here too and i follow their example when it feels like i can't go on i think if they can do it so can i. still spare a p that's going to fit the mold sports alone does not kill cancer cells but it could help in the fight against the disease. to some other news now the united nations says that it believes libya's warring factions are prepared to meet for face to face cease fire talks they're trying to end the years of conflicts between rival governments and has sentenced a man to death for spying for the cia a court spokesperson said that the iranian man was paid to send information about the country's nuclear program to the u.s. spy agency in another case to charity workers received long jail sentences on similar charges. and in bolivia political parties have begun registering their candidates for snap presidential elections the vote was triggered b

at 10 o'clock, clive myrie will be here with a full round—up of the day's news.time for our world: journey to the doomsday glacier. antarctica — the world's most remote and inhospitable continent. this is the story of a team of scientists who are trying to get to thwaites, the so—called ‘doomsday glacier‘. no—one‘s has really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the sea floor and allow us to see what is happening in a real way. oh, oh! look at that! 0h! yeah! what happens to thwaites affects us all because as it melts it will drive up the sea level around the world. this glacier is part of a system. if all of that goes, you could end up with upwards of three metres of sea level rise. but first, the scientists need to get there. it's so difficult to operate here! all of the planes are grounded. they say we won't fly anywhere. one only does anything in antarctica with the cooperation of the weather. antarctica is a place of extremes. it is the coldest, highest, driest and windiest continent on earth. capped by an ice sheet of up

and there is a terrible human cost in all of this, clive.mperatures in the region in the past few days, and aid workers have been reporting that children have been freezing to death. orla guerin with the latest from across the border in turkey. the former mayor of new york city michael bloomberg has qualified for the democratic presidential debate in nevada on wednesday. so far in the campaign to choose who will be the pa rty‘s candidate to fight donald trump, the billionaire has not been tested live on a debate stage alongside his rivals for the nomination. our north america correspondent peter bowes has more on the campaign and mike bloomberg's financial influence. money is going to be a huge issue. he has reportedly spent some $400 million already on national television advertising. it's very difficult to sit down in front of your tv for an evening and not see a commercial by michael bloomberg, supporting his candidacy. and that in part is why he has managed to qualify for the debate on wednesday night in nevada, going up for the first ti

never stopped doing sports they are healthy funny strong that's a really for me it's an amazing thing clive 432 was on this from one who treated keeps me incredible strength i dragged myself here every time off to work because i know others are here too and i follow their example when it feels like i can't go on i think if they can do it so can i. pick up. the. school spirit be astonished if the old school it's alone does not kill cancer cells but it could help in the fight against the disease. are right now the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour at the start of the u.s. presidential campaign technology issues come to light the results of the democrats' iowa caucus and no one yet knows which of the leading presidential hopefuls have won the support of the state's democrats. plus thousands of hong kong health care workers who walked off the job demanding that the territory's government completely closed the border with china to keep out the corner buyers a man has died in hong kong from the virus only the 2nd fatality alcide mainland china. coming up next is to call for actual

clive, part of the charity action on smoking and health said this. terrifying people who are benefitting from vaping by not smoking. was the ultimate reason the e-cigarette products place.eated in the first the question i have is, are youth being pushed to black market where they're finding t.h.c. pods and other counterfeit products? the lung illnesses that have last eported over the several months are almost directly linked to the black arket products, not the commercially produced products by the companies represented here today. i think it's extremely important an ongoing conversation about how your companies are working to minimize the number market products and what we in congress can do instead of attacking you for eveloping an alternative cigarette use, we ought to talk about how we can work together help this industry because it is an alternative to smoking. more onally believe much could be done to assist the customs and border protection identifying and immigration and customs enforcement which get the ire of the left ut there are customs e

soldiers and 3 civilians are killed in shelling by syrian forces backed by russia the last rebel held on clive. hong kong shuts down most of its border crossings with mainland china hours after medical workers go on strike. i'm barbara starr in london with the top stories from europe including brussels that man's fair competition why london champions free trade as both sides have very different visions.

well, clive, that large aircraft you can probably see over my shoulder is the one that's supposed to one that's supposed to be taking the 35 britons back to the uk. it was supposed to take off originally about an hour was supposed to take off originally aboutan hourand was supposed to take off originally about an hour and a half ago. why it hasn't we don't know. there have been a lot of big evacuation flights this weekend a lot of been delayed. the americans left five days ago, on monday morning. the australians left on wednesday. there's been some criticism of the british government for the length of time it has taken to organise this evacuation, but, finally, at about 1:30am morning, they began leaving the ship and that evacuation operation finally got under way. they've had to wait longer than almost anyone else to get off the diamond princess, but tonight, finally, after 17 days of isolation, the british passengers were loaded onto buses and began their long journey home. on board one of these buses, elaine spencer and her husband. before they left their cabin, they recorded this

[cheers and applause] >> that moment last night and clive, iowa, getting a lot of attention today. and this statement from representative rashida tlaib is a series of tweets that reads, i am incredibly in love with the movement that our campaign of not me, us, has created. this makes me protective over and frustrated by attempts to miss the strength and diversity of our movement. representative receded to label what on to say i know what is at stake if we do not unify over one candidate to be trump and i tend to do every thing possible to make sure trump does not win in 2020. in this instance, i allowed my disappointment with secretary clinton's latest comments about senator sanders and his supporters get the best of me. you all, my sisters and service on stage and are movement deserve better. i will continue to strive to come from a place of love and not react to the same way as those who are against what we are building in this country. this is about billing a just and equable future for my two boys my children across thus building a just and equitable future for my two boys, chi

to a soap but you keep coming back and joining us now i love coming here so thank you for having me clive place alex. joined us after the break we're alex the last probably and probably meant to campaign or i guess spending macneil how in peace can still make a difference facing a large government majority will see that. when i was. going to be a man in a child even the elderly i mean. bob dylan once said money doesn't talk its screams former republican new york city mayor michael bloomberg is proving this just the sheer force of lobbyist spending has made him a serious contender to capture the democratic nomination are we experiencing peak arrangement syndrome. i can't show you my face but i'm going to teach you my story in 9093 this man was sentenced to death. they could charge kenny with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody magic living in your bathroom for the week with the scent of a $23.00. i felt it had to. be. confined within 4 gray walls fun excusing. to help him to leave dents room. welcome back 2 years ago while

in 1998, more than 20 years ago, i took a ride with clive in his 1929 duz en berg.llection. incredible. he told me when i talked to him in, he said i was told early on, don't write adventure books, they don't sell. as it turns out, they were very wrong. he was -- i was interviewing him about a book, sea hunters, finding shipwrecks and he dedicated it to his three kids. they grew up with a father who never grew up. >> anthony, i think about your library that you did this 20 years ago. you're like oh, yeah, i did that too. >> when i told the folks, dig up this old interview, i can't remember how long ago it was. 22 years. like yesterday. >>> i have an important warning of a financial scam here. one of the stars of the reality show shark tank says she was a victim -- they're calling it a phishing scam but it's a digital con job. bore bra corcoran was scammed out of 4 hup$,000. her bookkeeper received an email about an invoice and it appeared to be from corcoran's assistant, a trusted source. approving payment for a real estate renovation. corcoran was not suspicious be

our legal correspondent, clive coleman was at the high court.arry miller believes that a man cannot become a woman, and vice versa. and he tweets on gender identity issues, often using fairly crude and, some would feel, very offensive language. now injanuary 2019, a trans woman complained about his tweets. humberside police attended his place of work, eventually interviewing him over the phone and warned him that if he continued, he could be prosecuted. now he judicially reviewed the guidance under which this incident was logged as a "non—crime hate incident", which can be turned up on certain background checks. today, mrjustice knowles ruled that the guidance itself was lawful, but that the behaviour of humberside police was a disproportionate interference with his right to free speech. outside court, harry miller was delighted. we have never had a gestapo or a stasi in great britain, but the actions of humberside police came way too close for comfort. this is a watershed moment for liberty. the police were wrong to visit my workplace, wrong to

>>clive jones one of the original founders of the aids memorial quilt ss that the park is the perfect place to host that quote >>you know wh i first moved to san francisco back in 1973 i fell in love the golden gate park and i would spend hours evy day walking through the park i didn't havea job so i didn't have muchelse to do and. a very poignant for me and lovely that the quilt has returned and is going to be on display in goln gate park. a opportunity to honor th memories of our friends who passed d so to do so in a place that has become really kind of he heart of san francisco. so i hope everyby will show up it's going to be amazing >>the display of the quilts will also be the lgest ever in san francisco, it will consist of more than 1900 panels that's approximately the sa size and shape as the first major cult display that took place in washington d c back in 1987. >>2 patients rom travis air force base and then bought to a nashville spital for quarantine for mckissack and mckissack ishe nation's oldest black-owned de and cotruction firm. before mike,e were desperate there were n

our legal correspondent clive coleman is there.e issue is and what has been decided in quote. in terms of the issue, this police guidance actually arose out of the stephen lawrence case and the idea was that the police would clamp—down on hate incidents. what happened in this case is that harry miller, who is a man that believes that a man cannot become a women and vice versa, he says that he blogs and he tweets in response, really, to a debate that he says the government has invited in relation to the reform of the gender recognition act. that is the act that sets down very stringent criteria whereby someone can get a gender recognition certificate to register as the sex they feel themselves to be. he blogs and tweets pretty graphically using swear words at times. injanuary of last year, trans—women reported him to the police. the police went to his place of work. he wasn't actually there. he was interviewed over the phone by a police officer and told that if he didn't stop doing what he was doing then he could be prosecuted. this

talking about friday night in clive, iowa, sitting democratic congresswoman booed former presidentialanders rally in iowa. the moderator mentioned recent comments from hillary clinton where she criticized bernie sanders. listen to this hillary clinton comment, then, to what happened last night. >> unfortunately, you know, his campaign and his principle supporters were just very difficult and really constantly, not just attacking me, but my supporters. we get to the

former vice president has far more endorsemts than any other democratic candidate in that state with clive burns not biden's count standat 281 cliburn is considered the most influential black a democra in south carolina and senator bernie sanders has just 68 dorsements former south bend, indiana mayor, pete buttigieg has 50. >>congress is analyzing the barriers minority vots i cold face of the polls jesse to your reports on the debate in the house mmittee over voter suppression. >>black voters and many non-black voters are in a worse place now than we re when the voting rights act was passed in 1965hat's coming from a civil rhts icon who played a major role in getting congress to pass the law. >>after risking her life to defend black voting rights. diane nash says she was back before lawmakers to ensure every vote counts one person one vote if we don't have that. i think weas republicans serious tuble in 2013. thus sueme court threw out key provisions of the votg rights act. the decision said reving requirements that 15 states get federal permission before changing eir voting laws would no

in a moment we join viewers on bbc one for a round—up on the day's news with my colleague clive myrieturn to our lead story now. and the bad weather battery many parts of the country. earlier i spokejim dale, senior risk meteorologist at british weather services. he told me how he has been helping companies and organisations in the uk prepare for storm dennis. we first noted storm dennis back on monday in actual fact so we got rid of one storm and we were already plotting the next storm. and in between now and then, then and now, we have been updating the various places that commercially we are attached to so sporting arenas particularly and logistics firms etc so that they can then themselves prepare themselves, whether it be safety officers, whether it be the clubs themselves and how they actually prepare for a match so it is all a risk, it is all in the same boat if you like but it is different aspects. they make the final decisions, we just advise them as to what is coming. have a chat with them, communication is very important, making sure that everybody does the right thing at t

in a moment, we'lljoin viewers on bbc one for the teatime bulletin with clive myrie, but first, throughoutheavyweight title. let's listen to some of the reaction from people involved in the sport, both here in the uk and in las vagas. it's vagas. a massive turnaround from two or it's a massive turnaround from two or three years ago and that is why people are so impressed from where he has come from to perform. he is just getting better and better. that is the thing, i speaking to people earlier, tyson fury seemed to be able to do anything he wants in a boxing ring. he is capable of doing anything. there's more to come and thatis anything. there's more to come and that is the exciting thing about it because last night was his best performance of his career at 31, the momentum he has built since the comeback. to come back from facing deontay wilder, he came back absolutely steam—rolling. to add to the three best heavyweight in the world and he has done it to that degree. i remember when he was younger, obviously i was five years old and tyson fury turned up saying he would do, this, that and

clive cussler was 88 years old. to come on the newshour: how to fight a global outbreak-- the u.s. and china try to contain the spread of covid-19. key takeaways from last night's democrat debate as voters across the cousury prepare for r tuesday. a chronic condition, and chronically undertreated-- an inside look at migraine dih ase. plus mucre. >> naz: as we reporter earlier, the spread of the coronavirus in china has stabilized. t chinese activists who first sounded the alarm about the outbreak and the official response are still missing. nick schifrin has more on the battle over information between the chinese people and their government. q>> schifrin:shi chen took china what the chinesen to show government wouldn't show. >> ( translated ): i'm afraid. in front of me is the virus, and behind me is the legal and administrative power of china. but as long as iive in this city, i will continue to report. >> schifrin: for two weeks chen cunted hospitals that were overwhelmed. a pool of vomit on the waiting room floor

he called ‘useless chatter, rumours and gossip.‘ the best—selling american author and adventurer, clivealth of thousands of people around the world. but the measures taken by authorities to combat its spread are also taking their toll on professional sport. events are under threat across the globe with japan the worst—hit. today its prime minister issued this plea. translation: the next one to two weeks will be extremely important in stopping the spread of infection. there is a large risk of transmission at nationwide sporting and cultural events with large gatherings of people. taking this into account the organisations to either cancel, postpone or scale down these events. most sporting bodies are already heeding that call. japan‘s professional football league has called off all domestic games until mid—march. the baseball league will keep playing matches during that time, but they will be in front of empty stadiums. and this sport is still deciding what to do. the national sumo association says it will make a decision this friday on whether a tournament in osaka goes ahead. but the b

in the next quarter of an hour, viewers on bbc one willjoin us for a round—up of the news with clivefrica, after winning the final 0di by two wickets in johannesburg. adam wild reports. in south africa today is pink day, raising money for charity and having a party. even the players got to dress up. this was south african captain quinton de kock getting proceedings under way. few parties passed without someone falling out. here it began with van der dussen getting out. lbw, said the umpire. van der dussen was given another chance, video replays haven't been working properly. south africa, a reprieve, moeen ali moments later had a last word. a final flourish took south africa to 256, despite the celebrations it didn't look enough. especially was jonny ba i rstow got enough. especially was jonny bairstow got started. brilliant, at times brutal. 0nce others started chipping in, the che should have been straightforward. but as late wickets fell, england but getting just a little nervous. victory more tense than it should have been, a special day in johannesburg but ultimately england's d