former indiana democratic senator joe donnelly is standing by to talk with us. and later, any day now we should have the full results of the iowa caucuses. steve kornacki is here with us with the numbers we do have in, including some new ones, as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this wednesday night. >>> there will be so many who will simply look at what i'm doing today and say it is a profile in courage. it is not. it is simply a matter of right and wrong. doing right is not a courageous act. it is simply following your oath. >> senator doug jones from the deep red state of alabama in the deep south cast a very tough vote today to convict on both articles of impeachment. he faces a tough election fight back home. two other democrats cast similarly tough votes. joe manchin, west virginia. kyrsten sinema, arizona. trump carried alabama by 28 points, west virginia by 42 points, arizona by 4. with us to talk about it tonight, former u.s. senator joe donnelly, democrat of indiana. trump carried his state by 19 points. that left donnelly vulnerable to a c

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group is making about 3 times as much profit as donnelly today. all right something we'll be watching throughout the day only bars there for us in frankfurt thank you very much. let's go over to africa now where emergency services are a luxury for many with reliable roads especially hard to come by in rural regions could drones fill the gap that's at least the idea behind a competition now taking place in rwanda the winner gets a business contract. across centers this report. 10 teams 3 challenges one competition international drone operators have traveled to the beautiful lake kivu in rwanda to demonstrates how drones can help meet the emergency demands of the future in each case says a request comes to the team and then the team has to deal with the kabul make sure it's a package according to many standards and in this way we're trying to simulate a specialist possible real real real scenarios. responding to a simulated emergency call the drone teams are asked to deliver urgent medical supplies to an island 20 kilometers away from the mainland a

for almost 30 years, crist was a manager at printing giant rr donnelly. >> i've always supervised.art of me that was like, i'll be one of those guys >> reporter: no suk. he was laid off in 2016, his plans derailed when the firm reorganized. economist richard johnson's work has shown that crist is far from alone. >> we found that more than half, 56% of workers, experienced an involuntary, employer-related job separation after age 50.or >> repter: crist, who'd made $100,000 a year, began looking for a comparable job. but he soon realized... >> where i had been after all those years, with salary and benefits and things, was not what i was going to get if i stayed here. but also, at the same time, kim looking at, i still ha in school, i had bought a house, all the things that kind of hold you to a place. >> reporter: crist is a case inn of what, in our ostensibly booming economy, so many workers in their 50s and older faceda thes, says professor teresa ghilarducci. >> they're less bile. older workers are sticky to their geographical pla. they have relationships with people in the commu

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joe donnelly, drop late on from that world cup squad, finally gave the stems elevation.get. in south africa climbed steadily towards it. englishmen went running for cover. they had little in their attack. without ben stokes and jofra archer, quinton de kock smash them all over cape town, going to a century in his first match as captain. the man at the top of the world have started down—to—earth. patrick geary, bbc news. that's all the sport. you can find all of the goals and reaction from the fa cup on the bbc sport website. bye for now. hello. the weather pattern is very quiet for the next few days, but thatis quiet for the next few days, but that is very much the calm before the storm. high pressure will holding steady with light winds, dry weather, and some sunshine through until friday. but for the weekend is going to start very different. here is our high today, centred to the south of the uk. to the west were just picking up a bit more moisture on the breeze and that will get carried into the north of the uk into the day. what does that mean? basically a greater ch

ian donnelly is one of those who's heeded the advice and has checked into a local hotel.here. fingers crossed, touch wood, we're not flooded. but we'll find out when we get back to our house in the next couple of days. river levels reached a 20—year high in nearby shrewsbury earlier today. business owners like anda teller, determined to keep going. it was like a horror film. the water just started to pour through the walls. her guest house has suffered £30,000 worth of damage. it's devastating. we haven't got any insurance. we met with the insurance company ten days ago, who said they couldn't get us cover any more. that it was a nationwide problem with commercial properties, that they weren't offering it. where there were flood defences, they held. but those who took a chance parking their cars here were caught out. i've come down here today to move my girlfriend's car, because i told her it would be safe to park it in the car park. it's the red one over there. are you going to be in trouble? yeah, i'm not moving it! tonight, protecting ironbridge is the priority. and pe

ian donnelly is one of those who's heeded the advice and has checked into a local hotel.s crossed, touch wood, we're not flooded. but we'll find out when we get back to our house in the next couple of days. river levels reached a 20—year high in nearby shrewsbury earlier today. business owners like anda teller, determined to keep going. it was like a horror film. the water just started to pour through the walls. her guesthouse has suffered £30,000 worth of damage. it's devastating. we haven't got any insurance. we met with the insurance company ten days ago, who said they couldn't get us cover any more. that it was a nationwide problem with commercial properties, that they weren't offering it. where there were flood defences, they held. but those who took a chance parking their cars here were caught out. i've come down here today to move my girlfriend's car, because i told her it would be safe to park it in the car park. it's the red one over there. are you going to be in trouble? yeah, i'm not moving it! tonight, protecting ironbridge is the priority. sian lloyd, bbc new

kirstie donnelly is city & guilds group's interim ceo and joins us now. apprenticeships, how do you change them? if you are only ever fed one diet, simplistic as that might be, you will only ever know one opportunity, which is why we see so many young people still believing that going to university is the only option when, of course, the plethora of apprenticeships that now exist, over 500 apprenticeship programmes, you can now go and become a cybersecurity apprentice with m15, for example. we need to be able to talk about these more openly in schools, with parents, have employers more engaged and involved to get the breadth and variety that now exists for people who want to do an apprenticeship. how does that work on some of the professions? you talked about law, teaching, things like that, but you still need the same qualifications, this isjust a way of starting actually on the coalfa ce as way of starting actually on the coalface as it were, but still doing all those qualifications, as you need to, as other people have done perhaps later on. you make a

. >>> coming up on ktvu fox2 news is 6:00, the trial of donnelly cowell continues. a former officer takes the stand, describing how he tried to save nia wilson. >>> a fire burns dangerously close to homes, forcing mandatory evacuations. also is 6:00, the efforts to put out that fire. >>> this is a celebration. we have something that just worked out. it worked out. we went through , unfairly. we did nothing wrong. i've done things wrong in my life, i will admit. not purposefully, but i've done things wrong. this is what the end result is. [ applause ] >>> president trump takes a victory lap today, holding up the washington post, saying it is the best headline he has ever gotten from the washington post. he described the impeachment inquiry as evil and corrupt. he said he was opposed from the beginning, by leaguers and liars, and dirty cops. president trump spent more than an hour congratulating his defenders, and condemning those in no uncertain terms, who he said worked against him. >> despite the end of the trial, house democrats say they will continue to investiga

securityational johnter for the -- donnelly, senior writer at cq roll call and president of the military reporters and editors association. right, theiate president of d.c. media strategies. former national press club president and cochair of the headliners team. speaker, ryanur mccarthy, secretary of the u.s. army in a minute. at defense reporter news and chair of the board of governors. reporterould patio -- at bloomberg news. the communications advisor for the secretary of the united states army. editor at national defense magazine. director ofor communications and partnerships at the mccain institute. i would lace -- also like to knowledge the members of our headliners team responsible for organizing today's luncheon. again donald of d.c. media strategies. as well as lindsay underwood. table and to our head the team that put today's lunch together. [applause] the u.s. army faces myriad challenges here and abroad. in addition to ongoing operations in iraq and afghanistan, maintaining security and stability around the world, and keeping pace with adversaries, including russia and china

john donnelly, senior writer at cq roll call and president of the military reporters and editors association. to my immediate right, the president of d.c. media strategies. former national press club president and cochair of the npc headliners team. we will meet our speaker, ryan mccarthy, secretary of the u.s. army in a minute. and then, land-were fair reporter at defense news and chair of the board of governors. anthony -- reporter at bloomberg news. look -- lieutenant colonel harris the communications , advisor for the secretary of the united states army. yasmin, senior editor at national defense magazine. and luke the senior director of , communications and partnerships at the mccain institute. i would also like to knowledge -- i would also like to acknowledge the members of our headliners team responsible for organizing today's luncheon. and leaders, laurie russo once again donald of d.c. media strategies. as well as lindsay underwood. susan delbert. executive director, bill. our thanks to our head table and the team that put today's lunch together. [applause] >> the u.s. army faces myr

john donnelly, senior writer essie q roll call and president of the military reporters and editors association. to my immediate right, donna, president of dc media strategi strategies, former national press club president and cochair of the him pete steve headliners team. we will meet our speaker, the honorable ryan mccarthy, secretary of the united states army in just a moment. then we have jen justin, land warfare reporter at the defense news and chair of the national press club board of governors. anthony, pentagon reporter at bloomberg news. lt. col. harris, communications advisor for the secretary of the united states army. yasmin, senior editor at national defense magazine. in luke kennedy, senior director of communications and partnerships at the mccain institute. i would also like to acknowledge the members of our headliners team responsible for organizing today's luncheon, coleaders of stanton communications and once again, of dc media strategies as well as national press clubs staff liaison lindsay underwood, chef susan dubberly, an executive director bill mccarron, i thanks to our h

mark donnelly, that backs up where we started the hour. talking with tim cook.er. >> then, it fans out, we see other places we get stuff from, then see what hatches in u.s., big sell-off today, biggest point drop on the dow we've seen 1190. connell: "bulls and bears" starts right now. david: stocks rocked, dow ending down nearly 1200, all major averages suffering largest one-day point drop in history, they are in correction territory on track for worse week since 2008 financial crisis, this is "bulls and bears," thank you for watching, i am david asman. we go to trading floors with deirdre bolton at new york stock exchange. selling act separate -- accelerating into close what happened. reporter: we close down on the dow, it was 1191. the most

paul solman: with three jobs, plus a $14,000-a-year pension from rr donnelly, crist still brings in barelyus income. jaye crist: can i manage to continue to work this ny hours, these many this many jobs? my mind says i can, i will, i have to. if i start thinking i't or it's too hard, then, mentally, i don'n' i wouldn't you wo't be able to manage it. so, so long as i'm, you know stay healthy and can m wage it, and l have to. paul solman: crist's younger daughter is in college. his wife's depression and anxiety have worsened since his layoff, preventing her from jaye crist: i see my wife and her you know, the depressional and the physhings that she's gone through. so there's thatart of it, too, just the economics of, you know, care, medicine these days is just it's outrageous. it's like we're you so, i try that almost would put you overse the edge. you just do whatever you got to do to keep everything else afloat. m paul solman: sy older workers are struggling to do just that, says ghilarducci. resa ghilarducci: when y look at real lives, and you see the turmoil in between, let's say, 59 to

you lost by over 20 points to someone who later lost to my friend, joe donnelly.n't tell me about experience. what unites us here is we want to win. and i think we should put a proven winner in charge of the ticket. >> quick response, mayor buttigieg. buttigieg: this is a race for president. if winning a race for senate inn minnesota a translated directlyo becoming president, i would have grown up under the presidency of walter mondale. this is different. warren: this is not right. name.rstand she forgot a it happens. it happens to everybody on this stage. look, you want to ask about whether or not you understand trade policy with mexico? have at it. and if you get it wrong, man, you ought to be held accountable for that. you want to ask about the econonomy and you get it wrong? you ought to be held accountable. you want to ask about a thousand different issues and you get it wrong? you ought to be held accountable. but let's just be clear. missing a name all by itself does not indicate that you do not understand what's going on. and i just think this is unfair. a

extremely embarrassing for him the 1st choice east has gone to a shin fein candidate a candidate in paul donnellyfor the 1st time in the history of that constituency that is going to faint candidate that and the other thing for those people looking in about the single transferable vote system the proportional representation we have here is that although female and female for all of them just have one seat each they should pick up some more as they get as the 2nd and 3rd preferences come through so it's not a disaster for them just yet yeah 100 percent i mean you know finish fit again and finish all of traditionally in in an awful lot of constituencies around the country and including the t. shirts what would always run a running mate and that's maybe where shin fein reviewed this at the end of the weekend and think well we really should have run more maybe you know. one or 2 in an awful lot of constituencies are said as at around the country they might feel that maybe they would have been in a stronger position given how many seats they've managed to take so far so it's important to say for the o

christl donnelly is a professor of statistical epidemiology at the university of oxford & imperial colleges on improving the understanding and ability to predict the effect of interventions on infectious diseases. we can speak to her now from our studio in oxford. many thanks for joining many thanks forjoining us. first of all, the way in which coronavirus has been spread, you have done some work on the fact that you think the majority of cases from china may have gone undetected. talk to us about that. it is not the majority of cases in china per is he but looking at the cases among travellers that have moved elsewhere and that is by comparing the number of cases confirmed in singapore which had a relatively high number of cases given passenger numbers compare to the number of cases that have been detected in other countries. and we used singapore as a benchmark or singapore and a few other countries that also report relatively high numbers. looking worldwide we estimate only one third of the cases are among travellers have come out of china had been detected. so, if that is true, that le

you lost by over 20 points to someone who later lost to my friend joe donnelly.n't tell me about experience. what unites us here is we want to win. i think we should put a proven winner in charge of the ticket. >> this is a race for president. i would have grown up over the presidency of walter mondale. this is different. the reason i think we need to talk about washington experience is that we should ask what that experience has led to. experience and certainly tenure is not always the same thing as judgment. if we're going to talk about votes for the senate in washington, let's talk about it. >> hello, hello, hello. thank you. senator warren and mayor bloomberg, this question is for you. i want to talk about -- maybe this is appropriate here. >> can i just defend senator klobuchar for a minute? this is not right. i understand that she forgot a name. it happens, it happens to everybody on this stage. look, you want to ask about whether or not you understand trade policy with mexico? have at it. if you get it wrong, man, you ought to be held accountable for that.

got beat by over 20 points by someone who joe donnelly then the next election went onto beat himself, a democrat went onto beat him. and i think that matters? >> is he out of his league? >> i don't think we should be putting someone in charge of the democratic ticket -- >> he's out of his league. >> that has not won state-wide. and i also think as i said, he has a bunch of talking points. i know that. but the truth is i have been in the arena. i passed over 100 bills. i have a record of leading and getting things done, and i think that matters to the people of nevada. it matters to the people of this country. >> he always has an excellent essay answer for a question. you said today that was recitation. that's a pretty strong charge. what are you saying is recitation? memorized words that don't have an experience shl context, they don't come from experience. >> i'm saying this is my background. i come from the heart, and you know, when you come from the heart and you've done the work, not everything is going to be perfect. but i think it matters to be able to put yourself in the shoes