but her agents used these hot combs. these are circa 1915 and courtesy of her great-great granddaughter. with that, what she did use, these are examples of her work and her products from the 1920's. this is what they look like. this was the original drawing for her wonderful hair grower. through her earnings, she became a philanthropist as well as an activist, and they were tied hand in hand. she was very generous with her employees, friends, and agents. she also became active in civil rights of the day. she eventually left indianapolis because she felt the treatment here was oppressive, even though she had so much going for her, she owned her own property, owned her own house, owned her own factory, but it was still in the throes of jim crow segregation and it was rather punitive. she thought people in new york where more inviting and interested, so she moved to harlem. this is one of my favorite items in the collection that we have in the library as well as in the exhibit. it is a letter to the president of the united

>> i think the president likes people who are sharp and combative. john bolton, say what you will about him, he certainly very combative. >> melissa: marie, his point was, mr. president, the more you attack john bolton, the more likely it is we need to call him as a witness because otherwise we could just take what he is saying and put it in the mix with everything else. like you're not doing yourself any favors by attacking him on twitter. >> marie: absolutely. john kelly yesterday said he thinks john bolton is telling the truth. what bolton has reportedly written in the book is consistent with a lot of other testimony that we are hearing. what i've heard is that a number of republican senators are saying look, if we don't hear from him as part of this trial and his book comes out in three months and has even worse information for the president, we need to get it out now. if we vote to acquit him or vote not to have witnesses in his book comes out, that's a problem for us. one thing yesterday that a lot of democrats are picking up on, her home state

an nfl player makes a film about a dad who learns how to comb his daughter's hair. wins an oscar nomination. >>> it's thursday, january 30th, 2020. here's today's "eye opener" your world in 90 seconds. >> i would like to hear from john bolton because i think an >> final day of questions before the senate decides on impeachment witnesses. >> i am hopeful we can win the argument for witnesses and documents. >> i'm quite confident we'll have witnesses. >> i have no idea how the votes are going to fall. >> it's obvious that we don't have the votes. yet. >>> coronavirus is spreading in china. nearly 200 u.s. passengers in isolation after evacuated. >> the whole world needs to be on alert. the whole world needs to take action. >> president trump has officially signed the new usmca trade agreement between the >> nearly a dozen people hurt in a dramatic fire in a high rise building in los angeles. flames pouring from the building's sixth floor. >>> kobe bryant's wife vanessa is breaking her silence. she posted a statement on instagram thanking fans showing support. >>> the

we will comb our state to find the companies who want to grow. we will lower barriers to innovation. we will do everything in our is theo make sure this easiest place in america to start and to grow a business. [applause] you have heard governors talk about opportunities as long as we have had governors. , it is not just a matter of politics. it is not just a matter of policy. it is personal. my dad is joining me in this chamber today. that is more than fitting. i would never have made it into any chamber without him or my mom and my brother. my dad grew up as one of 11 kids in a two room house. if you looked at his circumstances, you never would have guessed what he would have accomplished. he started working on air conditioners. and grew andd built and grind it until he was one of the most respected people in his field in the entire state. character and his changed his life. that changed mine. it must be the mission of our government to open the doors of generational opportunity to more people in our state. north and south. man and woman. black

and i have a feeling that he is at the same time relieved combative very impatient to be able to explain himself i believe that he is impatient to explain himself and all the transparency to all the questions and to answer all the questions that may be put to him. on thursday lebannon said it received a red notice from interpol these red notices are issued by one country to another but they have no power to enforce the request interpol website points out a red notice in international wanted persons notice but it is not an arrest warrant meanwhile turkish authorities have detained 7 people connected to go through the state from japan including 4 pilots of a private airlines company and then according to istanbul and. an employee falsified records that excluded goes in the name to fly him from japan to lebanon the lebanese authorities said goes and entered the country illegally on a french passport using his lebanese id it remains unclear just how the government will proceed this since japan does not have an extradition treaty with lebanon reporting for boom bust sarah montecito r.t. . for

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trump supporters used a comb rather than a club to clobber klobuchar.ro salads with a comb, a dig at klobuchar for getting mad at an aide who misplaced her fork on a plane, prompting her to use a comb to eat her salad. but back to the greens you golf on. pity the poor photographer whose duty it is to capture images of the president golfing. it's a cat and mouse game that the white house doesn't really want us to see. >> it's like going fishing. if you don't catch a fish, you know, it's not as exciting. >> reporter: but cnn photojournalist khalil abdalla caught the big one the other day while trump was playing at his west palm beach course. back in the early days, they even used a box truck to block the view. and once -- >> a few extra trees appeared magically. >> reporter: new trees were planted as a barrier to a photographer capturing the number one guy through a hole is like a hole in one. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> he's not going toe like that video. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. with the impeachment trial looming,

we will comb our state to my the companies that want to grow. we will lower barriers to innovation and we will do everything in our power to make sure this is the easiest place in america to start and to grow a business. [applause]. you've heard governors talk about opportunity as long as we have had governors. i want you to know for me, it is not just a matter of politics. it is not just a matter of policies. it is personal. my dad is joining me in the chamber today, and that is more than fitting. i would've never made it into any chambers without him or my mom and my brother. my dad grew up as one of 11 kids in a two room house in mississippi. if you'd like to my dad circumstances, you never would've guessed what it would have accomplished. but then he started working on air conditioners. he worked hard. he grew and he built any grind until he was one of the most respected people in his field. in the entire state of mississippi. his skills and his character changed his life. and that changed mine. it must be the mission of our government, to o

while mr combs children. this is d w news live from berlin donald trump says the u.s. is prepared for iranian retaliation after he ordered the assassination of the runs top military commander the us president says he's country was acting in self-defense when it carried out the drone strike against general cost some solomonic in baghdad the killing marks a dangerous escalation of tensions between the 2 countries and in the region. also on the program devastating wildfires force one of the largest evacuations in australia's history tens of thousands fleeing the flames by land and sea full cost as war not halt weather and strong winds could lead to catastrophic conditions use weekends. class computer programming can be child's play out china as we use kids are coding the future. welcome to the program we begin with fresh fears of another war in the middle east after u.s. drone strike killed a top iranian general a short while ago u.s. president trump defended the attack at baghdad airport in iraq that killed a general soleimani. me he was the head of iran's elite could fo

china and taiwan they are very vigilant on the developments on the newly found that lead car alone comb corona virus outbreak here across the greater china region that they are very careful and aware of the developments and they are taking many precautions measures some of the companies they are we quest as staff and then ploy use not to travel or even cancel their business trip to 100 and other places while we have already found confirmed cases of the newly found that only virus cases so they already are one to aim at these situations from getting worse at the worst case that businesses might have to shut down if they found any help their staff in fact has so they have very well aware of these kind of situation that especially many of them have learned a lesson from this sauce outbreak in 2003. called before and i want thank you very much. german carmaker dime lawyer has said additional charges related to the diesel emissions scandal will cost the company a further $1500000000.00 euros this year the mercedes makers said the product recalls an ongoing court cases would weigh down result

baby combs?er: their quest not just to preserve the individual ingredients, but to bottle the essence of a place has taken them to zimbabwe, brazil, mexico, and this beach on the danish coast. >> smell the seaweed, that's something you can invoke and i think is always like very stirring to people somehow. >> reporter: you want to captures the flavors of the sea in a way? >> yeah, exactly. >> reporter: here we meet up with xenia samuelson, a full-time forager for clients, including nomo. he showed the delicate beach blooms and pinecones that might be instilled into a one-of-a-kind spirit. try it. >> it's pretty incredible. >> and then we'll just break one. >> reporter: wow. you think this is alcohol? >> yeah. we should booze it. >> reporter: booze it. so these are traditional fermenters. >> reporter: that happens in the giant stills at empirical spirits. they operate at unusually low temperature, instead of the typical high heat, which can destroy the delicate flavors along the way. this is kind o

now i'll go through it myself with a find tooth comb, i have been in transit the last 24 hours. but i just find that very -- david: good point. larry, switching to china, government economist in china is warning that that virus could drag down that economy, he said below 5% growth level. if you truffle chinese figures -- if you trust chinese figures, we have jerry pow will saying p, they will check you on that affects their economy and gul saying they will goes all of the offices in china, how much are you expecting to virus t to efft our economy. >> very little, as j powell said today, this is a chinese pandemic. i want to note, we just had an oval office meeting covering a number of subjects including this one, at china's invitation, the u.s. secretary azar is sending our best cdc experts to china, to work with the world health organization. and the chinese government. that is a first time we made that decision, we're happy to do it, it part of our engagement with china, we want to help out anyway we can, we have a lot of very smart people that know how to deal with public hea

that leads us into our spell of comb weather, drier and brighter for the weekend, some overnight frosts that have been dominant get muscled out of the way by this big area of high pressure, the strong powerful area of high pressure which is really going to settle things down through the weekend. a lot of dry weather out there with some sunshine after that cold start on saturday. some showers blowing in across scotland where it stays fairly windy through the day. top temperatures on saturday down and where they have been between six and where they have been between six and 9 degrees but there will be more sunshine and it will not be as windy for most. it might feel a little more pleasant. saturday night into sunday it will be another cold one starting off with sunday frost in the morning, temperatures at freezing or below some spots in the countryside could be —3 or —4. but after that cold start it is looking like a fine day with long spells of sunshine. more clowns of the north—west of scotland, rain may be for the northern isles, still breezy here. temperatures between six and 9 degree

. >>> an east bay city is cracking down on comb. richmond city councilmembers voted to phase out coal at local facilities. >> that typically originates in utah and gets shipped overseas from the terminal at the port of richmond the terminal handles about one-fourth of all coal exports. people have been concerned about potential health effects from the comb for several years. >>> up next, the dramatic high speed chase ends in the south bay. you will see how police and the tactics they use to stop the driver. when we were looking for a roommate, he wanted someone super quiet. yeah, and he wanted someone to help out with chores. so, we got jean-pierre. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch and save. ♪ oh no. there's a wall there now. that's too bad. visit geico.com and see how easy saving on renters insurance can be. >>> a high speed chase in the south bay ended with an arrest and it was all caught on camera. can see the moment the officers rammed

investigators are out there combing through the wreckage. the pilot was in contact with air traffic controllers before the crash. >> the pilot advised they were climbing to avoid a cloud layer. when asked what the pilot planned to do, there was no reply. radar data indicates that the helicopter climbed to 2300 feet and began a left descending turn. last radar contact was around 9:45 a.m. and is consistent with the accident location. >> kobe anhiear oldaughter gianna and several others were in route from original county to the mamba sports academy. his daughter's teammates also died in the crash. >> it was his work ethic, a family man he was. the way he inspired people to be better. >> a smack shift memorial growing at the staples center where kobe bryant played his nba career with the lakers before retiring in 2016. >>> and tonight landmarks around the world are paying tribute to bryant. new york city empire state bill asking lit up in the lakers colors. and the game tomorrow night, lakers and clippers is postponed as the team grieve it is l

combing through the documents that we've seen up to this points, they include things like a previously undisclosed letter from rudy giuliani, the president's personal attorney, to president-elect zelensky of ukraine making clear he wants a meeting with zelensky to talk about a, quote, significant issue. this meeting, he says, would take -- would take effect under the pretense of him being president trump's personal lawyer, not as a member of the administration. however, in the letter, he makes very clear that he does have president trump's acknowledgment and consent to ask for such a meeting. all of this underscoring what we've seen several time the past several weeks, that there is a lot of information still out there about what was actually taking place inside the trump administration and, obviously, outside the trump administration as it relates to its ukraine policy. and underscoring house democrats' push to have more of that information available and potentially witnesses come testify about that information when the trial stage hits in the united states senate. with all that's goi

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i think to ron's point about the combative nature of the team did that donald trump hali d up we are talking about adam schiff is a mild form prosecutor. nancy pelosi thought about the objects for sure as well. she wanted a diverse group. pi she ed a bunch of litigators. she hopes they will come in there. giving the strangeness of this trial of the fact that the questions will have to be written e wn and chief justice will read them. the fact that you have people that are used to being v.on we will see how that will play out. whether they came across a strongly as the defenders of donald trump stew . >> let's go back to washington and ask ron, what do you think e that the in the strangeness around this trial in the senate, what impact will that have on communications? what can we learn about this ial as it is going on . >> it will be uncomfortable for the people that are covering it as journalists. the people that are watching get connection in whatever legal responsibilities they have or governmental responsibilities they have. it will becurious for most americans who make care a gr

in the icu, erica was feisty and combative. her neurosurgeon, dr. that was a positive sign. her brain was rebooting. >> did you pray a lot? >> oh, yes. >> judith was the most religious one in the family. and a week after surgery, her prayers and unshakeable faith were answered. erica's condition was upgraded from critical to fair. >> she looked real bad but i never dwelled on she wasn't going to make it. >> now the family had to turn its focus to the one who did not make it, erica's mom, earon. on may 25th, 2006, a week after she was gunned down, earon's family gathered for her funeral. and the man who delivered the eulogy was none other than the officer who had raced erica to the hospital, steve kelsey, who also served as a minister in a local church. >> and it was so moving and personal, because he had been on the scene. >> but for jesse halladay, crime reporter for the louisville journal, what elevated this story was simple, erica. >> the public concern from the very beginning was always that there was a 2-year-old involved. >> after nearly two w

police were combing the scene looking for evidence. they are looking for anybody who knows anything about either one of the shootings. live in san francisco, thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> 6:05. >>> san francisco ended the year with the lowest homicide count of the decade. according to "the examiner" this morning, there were 41 murders in total in 2019, an 11% decrease in homicides compared to 2018. san francisco police department contributes the decline to a series of factors, including community policing and anti-violence prevention groups. >>> this is video from our oakland traffic camera. we periodly saw fireworks shot from several areas where there were no sanctioned events. police so far not saying whether they made any arrests. in san jose, camera crews captured people shooting off fireworks despite the threat of punishment. police are touting strict enforcement, even promoting an online site to report illegal fireworks activity. >>> we don't know the identity of the man who died trying to chase down thieves who went into a

strikes in the northwest province of it but survivors trying to salvage what's left i emergency crews combed the rubble to recover the body of a child was there civilians were among the casualties and it lips city i was like did it have a jihad in the afternoon it lapses he was targeted by stick or 23 jets they hit the industrial area and alcohol markets caution must of those hurt have serious injuries. in a nearby hospital friends console a father grieving his son was a ceasefire which started on sunday was shattered on one so. 6 i was in syrian and russian jets attacked it that city as well as several rebel held town was the ceasefire was brokered by turkey which supports the rebels and russia which backed the syrian government's 9 month offensive thank fighters are going to al qaeda are the strongest forces in these areas home to around 3000000 civilians according to the u.n. close 240-0000 syrians have been forced from their homes and it lives in the past 10 weeks no time no shelter no food people are starving to death in this governor and they're not being bald they're dying because the

. >> today the ntsb shows crews combing through what's left of the chopper. since the helicopter did not contain a black box, investigators are scourerring the scene for electronic devices including the pilot's irick pad, passenger smartphones and anything that may store flight data. >> we don't necessarily look at what the pilot was thinking. we stick to the factual information. >> reporter: investigators are heavily focusing on the pilot, ara zobayan. >> we look at communications with tc, what were the weather briefings that the pilot was provided? what were the flight plans if filed. >> reporter: zobayan was experienced with more than 8200 flying hours. he had special clearance to fly just before the crash. the ntsb says the pilot tried to climb to avoid a cloud layer. some say he may have become disoriented. >> reporter: the nba has postponeed the lakers game tonight. many like dwayne burke leaving messages. >> don't know why i'm impacted like this. still chill bumps. i contact put it into complete words. >> reporter: fans are still coming expressing disb

takes her up to half an hour to dry her hair after watching it and just as long, about an hour to combkes my teenagers that long. >> i'm challenging that. no -- got to take much longer than half an hour. >> that's what i thought. >> to dry the hair. >> we'll see. >> 75 inches is 6'3" worth of hair. >> yes, yes. it's a lot of hair, brian. >> a lot of hair. >> a lot of hair. >> thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> all right. netflix has a new view on views. california could be the sports betting capital and did the saudis hack jeff bezos' phone? woman: my reputation was trashed online. i felt completely helpless. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. >>> is two minutes a view? virtual job training was jeff bo zobezos' phone real hacked welcome all. all right. t

emergency crews combed the rubble to cover the body of a child.her civilians were among casualties in idlib city. in the afternoon, idlib city was targeted by jets. they hit the industrial area and a market. most of those heart have serious injuries. reporter: in the nearby hospital, they try to console of father who is grieving his son. a cease-fire which started on sunday was shattered on wednesday. attacked idlib city as well as several rebel held towns. the cease-fire was broken by turkey, which supports the rebels, and russia, which backs the syrian government's nine month offensive. fighters linked to al qaeda are the strongest forces in these areas, home to around 3 million civilians, according to the you in. close to 400,000 syrians have been forced from their homes in idlib in the past 10 weeks. >> no tent, no shelter, no food. people are starving to death and there were being bombed. they are dying because they are hungry. russia has announced a minute terry and corridor's have been established to a now people to cross over into governme

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only 8 days after the firing of james combing the justice department appoints robert muller to take over the russian probe. for this mission robert mueller was called out of retirement he had been director of the f.b.i. for 12 years and in 2013 he had left the law enforcement agency with full honors and his farewell speech he proclaimed his unshakable faith in the rule of law. have always been proud to say that i work for the department of justice because of that for which it stands which is an unyielding commitment to the rule of law and to the safety and security of the citizens we serve a know. quite well. i worked with him for about 4 years when i was the cia deputy director and he was the director of the f.b.i. . he's not a self promoting individual and he has a very high standard for what is true and what is not true administrator pistole he pointed me as his number 2 person in the f.b.i. as a deputy director and so i had the chance to get to know him and then. work with him so let me say a few words about director ball or politics or just don't play any role in his calculations so

tonight, shock turning into a desperate search for answers as authorities comb through clues after a helicopter crash killed kobe bryant, his teenage daughter and seven others. now new questions emerging about that fateful flight. here is abc's t.j. mahomes. >> that house feeled with tears, hundreds gathered on the orange coast college baseball diamond to celebrate the life of the man they called coach alto who headed the team for nearly 30 years, john altobelli, his wife keri and daughter were among those killed in sunday's helicopter crash along with basketball legend kobe bryant. the five-time nba champ, eight time all-star, two-time olympic gold medalist, oscar winner, husband, and father. at at staples center and around the world fans and family are trying to come to terms with the shocking deaths of bryant, his 13-year-old daughter gianna and seven others. through the tears and tributes come many questions and mostly why and how that helicopter crashed. it was supposed to be a quick trip to a girls' basketball game. five parents and three teenagers flown by a pilot with more th

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. >>> a deepening mystery in iran continue as investigators comb through the wreckage one day after a ukrainian passenger plane mysteriously crashed in tehran. >> in the predawn darkness in tehran the flaming wreckage of a passenger plane, plight 752 left the airport at 6:12 and less than two minutes disappeared from radar at 7900 feet. cellphone video not confirmed by nbc appears to show the plane on fire shredding pieces as it streaks across the sky and exploded and crashed 176 passenger as board a technical failure caused the crash rolling out a black defended -- we will demand this investigation is transparent as possible >> they insist the black box will not go to the u.s. for review was not a 73whe bong and ntst w normally investigate they say highly unlikely given sanctions on iran. boeing says heart felt thoughts with the crew and families the question, why were commercial planes allow to fly hours after iran fired missiles and why didn't ukrainian airline keep its plane grounded. 82 iranians, 63 canadians, 138 passengers heading to canada following a wedding in iran. this is

. >>> federal investigators are combing through the wreckage of a helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and his daughter as well as seven others. they are looking for crews that explain why the chopper slammed into the hillside outside of los angeles. >> and searching for the suspect that fired shots this morning critically injuring a man and nearly hitting a woman and two young children. officers say that they wore masks and drove a white suv. >>> in mill valley students were told to shelter in place a tam high school. the lockdown and shelter in place. lifted at 4:00. so far no word on arrests. >>> federal intervention is being called after the city district attorney banned plans to prosecute a man that allegedly attacked officers. the december confrontation was caught on surveillance camera and a police body camera showing an officer shooting 24 year old hampton after he allegedly attacked with a broken bottle. hampton was critically wounded and charged but it is withdrawn pending more investigation. >>> coming up, a boat dock goes up in flames overnight. several confirmed dead. what

the combative and labyrinth tiny chel of indian politics is also a barrier one of the most contentious issues has been the burning of rice stubble outside of delhi which leaves the city in i think his every winter commodity emergency. but unfortunately there were when this guy was in illinois money says saudia is delhi's deputy chief minister he says the federal government must do more to bring down stubble fires outside the city was causeless some of the listening. is covered in athens regional crisis monikers course and do weren't going to come up with the entire solomon homes and the warnings about a bargain with. meeting somebody out there but meeting successful isn't illegal but historically we do so long as it on the telly going to put out an anybody who planned. but i am saying to the delhi chief minister don't blame someone else i think pollution is too big a public health emergency for us to deteriorate into india's favorite game which is to blame another political party and get into screaming on television what's more says suneet on arayan the problem is not a lack of regulat

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combing through massive information sets to root out anything that the communist party can deem against its interests. finally, when you look at surveillance technology even , oned the internet autonomous region has a local community that has come under massive hindu rights violations by the local authorities. they are using every tool they can from the most old-school traditional means of in-person checkpoints where they force them to hand over their devices for a search. they force them to download a spyware app that can monitor everything they are doing on their devices. >> when it comes to these companies here in the united states, people are arguing, conservatives especially, that they are using censorship to censor their ideals. had he found that there is a lesser form of internet freedom here in the united states? where do we fall? >> we fall in sixth place. it has declined for three consecutive years. part of what we see in the united states and this year specifically we dented the united states for the use of surveillance by border agencies especially agencies under the departm

expected to reach here, there are huge lineups for fuels and at supermarkets, people waiting for hours to comb empty shelves for food, water and supplies to get them will r operations in the morning, trying to keep the larger bush fires from merging. there's no controlling the weather, especially the wind, which is expected to get stronger by saturday. janismackay frayer, nbc news. >>> take a look at this video. base jumper parachuting in the superstition mountains outside phoenix. parachute got caught on a he was suspended hundreds of feet above ground. rescue crews strapped the man with a helicopter and cut him free from the parachute lines. it is darn lucky they held as long as they did. >>> this just in. police making an arrest with that shocking video. you see a woman where she starts to bang on the door and scream for help and a man gives chase,e he kicks her, dragging her back to the car before driving off. police arrested the man they say was in that video and now faces several charges, including kidnapping. the woman was found safe. >> warning about vapes and the risk of explosions.wo

. >>> investigators are combing through the wreckage of a engel engine plane that crashed in a backyard, just outside the auburn airport. the crash killed an 80-year-old man and his 55-year-old son. a third person on that plane was hurt. >>> tonight, investigators say a california-based caretaker had just dropped a load of fire retardant before it mysteriously crashed. killing all three crewmen on board. this is new video of the crash scene here, the hercules was based near sacramento. it helped fight the kincaid fire in sonoma county last summer. >>> a four point >>> a 4.6 earthquake rattled southern california, this struck in the mojave desert outside of barstow. people from las vegas, all the way out to studio city reported feeling that jolt. so far, no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> about an hour before that quake, there was a smaller jolt in el cerrito, really small. a two point magnitude. >>> always be prepared. for us, we need to repair for a bit of rain this weekend. eventually the rest of the bay area within about a 24 hour period, right now, fog looking over the city.

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search teams will continue to comb the water looking for victims over the next several days. norah? >> o'donnell: courtney, thank you. tonight the u.s. state department is raising its travel warning over that deadly coronavirus, urging americans not to travel to china. at least five cases are now confirmed here in the u.s. more than 100 people have been tested in 26 states. adriana diaz now on plans to evacuate americans from the hot zone. >> reporter: the state department is airlifting some americans out of wuhan wednesday, but not all. saying, "capacity is extremely limited. priority will be given to individuals at greater risk from coronavirus." 1,000 americans are reportedly in the city, including sam roth's family. >> i do miss them a lot. >> reporter: they're in wuhan visiting relatives. ross wants them on the u.s. flight. >> i'm trying to make the case, that we've got a ten-month-old. we have a five-month-old. they're susceptible. >> reporter: the coronavirus is in at least 18 countries and territories and has now infected five people in the u.s. thousands have been infected

so i think, i don't want to minimize the hard work that jared kushner has put into this plan, as we comb through the various elements of it, i think it is a very good starting point, i think to dismiss it out of hand, the palestinians, i think have a very weak bargaining position at this particular moment in time. i think it would be a mistake, i also think it is a mistake to have terrorist organizations running a large segment of your government in the gaza strip, there are just huge implacable obstacles to peace. >> which is why we probably have not seen it yet. i want to just do a quick scene setting, katie told us a few people in the room, you see secretary of state mike pompeo, also some of the president's legal team, we saw alan dershowitz there, the president of the united states, donald j. trump has just been introduced. they are introducing, obviously his presence here, we can hear, listen to that, "hail to the chief" is playing. that is benjamin netanyahu who is with him. the head of israel. and now, therefore the laying out of the middle east peace plan, they have been holding

regulators are going to be looking at it with a fine—toothed comb.y it? chuckles. so, aircraft like this are definitely good for folks that do not want an a380. so the a380 is a huge aircraft, it would accommodate a lot of passengers, but what is happening is that demand to certain locations is falling and also, airlines want to increase frequencies to certain destinations, and they can't do that with the a380. the a380 is like a beluga whale. it can accommodate so many passengers and so, many airlines may run one frequency a day, two frequencies a day to a certain destination. now they can run more with the 777x at a much more fuel—efficient rate, and that plane is able to go farther and carry a better load of people. boeing has a new boss, dave calhoun. he has only been in thejob, what, a couple of weeks? how is he making his mark? he's been much more communicative to both the media, journalists, customers. he is really taking this from a head—on approach, admitting fault, saying there was a mistake, there were many issues with the 737 max. he's no

. >> we are combing the border. we are ensuring that every child, eligible zeroo 59 months, is vaccinated. d>> reporter: unvaccinate children are immediately given two drops orally, and their finger is marked to show that they've been immunized. polio is a highly infectious disease that mainly affects children. it can cause pmanent paralysis, even death. it can onlycure, be prevented by immunization. >> there's one good thing abt the people here: they are operative. when they see us, they are sure that they will bring out their children. we are known faces here. >> reporter: but vaccinators have not always been known and trusted here. a generation ago, nigeria had the second highest caseload of polio in the world, and the highest in africa. many, like 42-year-old dangana musa, were infected. as a young child, he lost the ability to walk. >> ( translated ): i remember when i used to play with children they would run around i would not be able to. i would just sit and cry and >> reporter: musa now works for the polio

he wants to see hunter buy done comb in.t least they're showing they're making some sort of effort to do that and appease him asell. and so there's a little bit of that too as sort of peturing to white house's demands, the president spe afically. >>nd what's not going to happen, chuck schumer is not r witnesses his f and the docsments only. that is just not going to happen. tha of witness reciprocity, senator collins does not hate that idea. she says no, we're not just going to bng the democtic witnesses. you can see what schumer has done is he's driven a wedge when all the republicans vote no, he's going to see some political benefit to that. robert: what does this mean for the outlook in 2020 for a lot of these senator who are up for an election? >> i think they're in a difficult position. the public will be watching to see if thiis fair. if it lks as though people are in a hurry to get this out of the way, in other words to sweep it under the rug, i think some of the senators, in these esdifficult r could pay a price for