carl graham fischer was born into a middle-class family in greensboro indiana 1874.he oldest of three boys he was born with a stigmatism so severe that he was barely able to read the black ward at school. he dropped out at age 12. despite impaired eyesight he was an avid reader, gifted athlete in the way the best iceskater in indianapolis. he could also walk on stilts that stood the full story high, stand on his head, tie rope walk and a run most of his classmates running backwards. in fact one of his two wives would recall that he was nearly as nimble with his feet as with his hands. squat and slope shouldered fisher would grow into a grinning loser in avid poker player and an unrepentant womanizer who peppers talk with profanity. he would chew tobacco, sometimes smoking a cigar at the same time after biting off and swelling the cigar tip. when he married his first wife jane in 1909 she was 24 and he was 35 but she was smitten. he was full speed. i found it so dazzling i could hardly look at him. each of these developers would make a gigantic origin in the 1920s equ

last year, chairman fischer and i asked to review state level move over laws. seeking to better understand how these policies are working and to examine opportunities for the federal government to enhance state initiatives. in addition, senator durbin and i recently introduced the protecting roadside first responders act, to promote development and safety technologies to reduce risk of accident for those who need to stop along busy highways. universal electronic vehicle identifiers for commercial vehicles. could you please address how these identifiers could improve public safety and what do you say to stake holders who raise privacy concerns? >> first of all, thank you for your work to help protect my brothers and sisters in law enforcement. that's greatly appreciated. to your question, given the size of the motor carrier industry, jurisdictions do not have the resources necessary to inspect every vehicle out there on the roadway, obviously. so, to maximize resources, states must prioritize enforcement activities and utilize technology to continue to increase

fischer and keyboardist brian mccann have no interest in hero worship but on a recent promotional visitto berlin they were very interested to visit a memorial to 2 other thinkers driven by a search for liberation. i feel like you can't have cultural critique without. the arts as a starting point as the basis of all that for to. the solution of all of. algiers expresses criticism of the current conditions through their unmistakable music. it's a complex sound made for a complex world but the message behind it is a simple. don't oppress other people try to find a way that we can like exists. because. they are currently on tour here in europe from plans are afoot for gigs elsewhere in the world more also go. the stories on the web site at v.w. dot com plus culture but not so for this edition thanks so much for watching are. being. cut from. us daily the fires have devastated human and natural environments alike. how are the people fairing now from politicians being held accountable all right. and we'll australia never fully recover from the destruction of continents done in a nation like a

fischer and keyboardist brian mccann have no interest in hero worship but on a recent promotional visitto berlin they were very interested to visit a memorial to 2 other thinkers driven by a search for liberation. i feel like you can't have cultural critique without. the arts as a starting point as the basis of all that for to be. the solution of all of this to move. algiers expresses criticism of the current conditions through their unmistakable music. it's a complex sound made for a complex world but the message behind it is a simple. don't oppress other people try to find a way that we can like it exists. they are currently on tour here in europe from plans are afoot for gigs elsewhere in the world will also go. the stories on the web site at b.w. dot com such culture that's all for this edition thanks ever so much watching and bob i. pick up. the columns expresses understandable judgments hi-fi and just keeps us against me. i mean it seems somehow to normal our struggling and minds i am at the table again. on the telephone. pole. i'm sure that of us are we are. in support of. what's

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fischer was born in the american south in 1981 his father was a doctor one of the 2 black people in theentire county the band is influenced by the themes of black culture racism police violence the civil rights movement and the feeling of alienation the result is a dark sound but one that strives for liberation. fisher and keyboardist brian mccann have no interest in hero worship but on a recent promotional visit to berlin they were very interested to visit a memorial to 2 other thinkers driven by a search for liberation. if you like you can't have cultural critique without. morris as a starting point as the basis of all what for. a solution will. be seen. as expresses criticism of the current conditions through their unmistakable music. it's a complex sound made for a complex world but the message behind it is a simple. don't oppress other people try to find a way that we can like just exists. i am going to. go. they are currently on tour here in europe from plans are afoot for gigs elsewhere in the world. culture stories on the web site at b.w. dot com sports culture that's all for th

fischer: what are your views on adopting a so-called no first use policy? do you believe that would strengthen deterrence? senator, i am a fan of flexible first use policy. sen. fischer: do you believe developing ground launch conventionally armed intermediate range weapons will enhance your ability to deter russia? gen. wolters: it will. andramatically complicates enemy's task. sen. fischer: thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you to the witnesses. i appreciated the opportunity to visit with you each before the hearing. in yourwolters, testimony, with senator reed you talked about increased russian sub activity in the atlantic. the president's budget plans to subproject anda on february 13, the dod used its toeral transfer authority move pentagon money to the general drug account use on the southern border. part of those funds that were moved was a reduction of $180 million from the pa poseidon aircraft program. that airplane is a modified boeing 737 used as a sub hunter. it usually operates from iceland or elsewhere in europe to work attack subs l

fischer: what are your views on adopting a so-called no first use policy? do you believe that would strengthen deterrence? senator, i am a fan of flexible first use policy. sen. fischer: do you believe developing ground launch conventionally armed intermediate range weapons will enhance your ability to deter russia? gen. wolters: it will. andramatically complicates enemy's task. sen. fischer: thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman, thank you to the witnesses. i appreciated the opportunity to visit with you each before the hearing. in yourwolters, testimony, with senator reed you talked about increased russian sub activity in the atlantic. the president's budget plans to subproject anda on february 13, the dod used its toeral transfer authority move pentagon money to the general drug account use on the southern border. part of those funds that were moved was a reduction of $180 million from the pa poseidon aircraft program. that airplane is a modified boeing 737 used as a sub hunter. it usually operates from iceland or elsewhere in europe to work attack subs l

i'm alan fischer in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 u.s. presidential election campaign it's not fox because it's important it's important because it's 1st. and no laughing matter film stars tackle the issue of diversity head on at britain's movie awards. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast well it's been quite mild here across parts of europe as we enter the week and came into the weekend we're talking about temperatures into the teens across many areas of course we've had plenty of clouds and rain across much of this region but things that could be changing as we go and start the week here on monday though we're still going to see those temperatures above average you can see is 18 degrees a lot of teens across much of central europe but that's going to change as we go towards tuesday that westerly flow is going to change we're going to start seeing a more north westerly flow if not a northerly flow that's going to bring that colder air down and look at these temperatures we're talking about single digits across many

i'm alan fischer in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 u.s. presidential election campaign it's not 1st because it's important it's important because it's 1st. to begin with one of the most serious escalations between turkish and syrian government forces in recent years the syrian military has killed 5 turkish soldiers and 3 civilian military personnel and now turkey has hit back and korea says its forces killed dozens of syrian soldiers and province the syria's main ally russia is contradicting those claims so he has sent more reinforcements to live and is threatening further action turkey's president project tiber through and says his country's retaliation was justified. you know. how are some of the similar what we see is an aerial assault by regime forces in italy which resulted in 8 people dying by soldiers and 3 civilians and we concluded that it was unacceptable and retaliation was carried out we responded we did what was necessary and made them pay the cost of their actions by air and land assault is our wish that everyone remember and

i'm alan fischer in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 us presidential election campaign it's not fox because it's important it's important because it's farce. hello again it's good to have you back well here cross northern asia we are watching the temperatures dropping across a kaido and northern parts of japan as well over the next few days now we had a system coming in off the sea of japan that ushered in some colder air as well as we did have some snow pushing through here on tuesday sapporo only getting to about minus 3 more snow in the forecast as we go towards wednesday tempters even coming down low or we're about minus 5 degrees as expected high with widespread snow even over here towards the western part of japan we could be seen to be q relations there tokyo though not a bad day tempter a few of about 14 degrees well across the philippines it's been quite nice of the last week but that's going to change as we go towards midweek we do have a tropical wave just towards the east and with it will be seeing increase of rain not here on tuesday but you can se

if you'll allow me a bit of time, i really think -- senator fischer: less than a minute. mr. bowlsby: i might not be able to doll that. what i'm raising as an issue is the heart of the matter. the recruiting environment is absolutely critical on this. it will have title 9 implications, senator, but we will also see student athletes that come to campus with agents and managers and their representatives will participate in many aspects of their life on campus. recruits will come to campus with pre-existing agent relationships and establish business ventures, and coaches will be forced to recruit both for the player and the family, as well as the agent representative. boosters and donors and third parties will inevitably be involved in the recruitment and transfer decisions, including without the knowledge of institutional representatives. much of that will happen on the internet. nonscholarship and walk-on players will receive support from boosters and donors and third parties, and effectively increase the kohl larship allocations beyond the agreed upon numbers. the project wil

caucuses were delayed local party officials blame inconsistency in reporting for the setback alan fischer or some of the morning i'm sure. it was a night of frustration and questions in iowa after people cast their votes in the democratic caucuses the process of adding them up and sending them to headquarters was plagued with technical issues it created a terrible image as the country watched the 1st real contests that the 2020 election tun into a farce that was the candidates decided to claim victory and move on leaving iowa and its problems behind bernie sanders is looking like the eventual winner the self described democratic socialist finished and not all 2nd 4 years ago though he believes he's taken a big step to securing the democratic nomination today in morgues the beginning of the end for donald trump was here mose dangerous presidents in modern american history the biggest loser of the night is shaping up to be former vice president joe biden for a man who campaigned on electability it's not clear if you even finish in the top 3 normally that would kill a campaign he played to c

keen to retain its farce than the nation status when it comes to help picking the candidates alan fischer al-jazeera. malawi must hold a new vote for president within 5 months after the result of last year's election was thrown out by the courts peter will return to power for a 2nd term in may and that prompted huge opposition protests the constitutional court has ruled that there will be widespread irregularities harum a tosser reports now from the capitol long way. it was a unanimous decision 5 constitutional court judges nullified mais presidential election result st peter did not win a 2nd term fresh elections have to be held within 150 days opposition leaders who were caught welcome the ruling of the judgment justices be very old. after reading the final thank you we came to seek justice for just got was liberations erupted in opposition strongholds judges said there were too many in consistencies in may selection some people may have voted more than once there was ballot stuffing and some figures which changed using typewriter correction fluid holding another election in a few month

is keen to retain its 1st in the nation status when it comes to help picking the candidates alan fischer al-jazeera the morning now in kenya at least 14 children have been killed during a stampede at a school it happened in the western region of the country as students were leaving the building to go home 40 other students were injured in the crash police say there was no clear reason for the panic and investigators. and kenya's for president daniel moyer who led the country for 24 years has died during his time in power from 178 to 2002 he had absolute wealth already have a political and judicial systems often violently repressing calls for political change catherine sawyer looks back on his life and career. was daniel are up more in kenya 2nd president ceded power in 2002 after 24 years of what was seen as autocratic leadership many called him the accidental president he came from my minority ethnic community called a token was regarded as being not as charismatic as other leaders and was humiliated by close that friends of founding president john walking atta when morrie was his deput

democratic party there has already said it won't be using the system they used here in iowa alan fischer i'll just demoing. turkey's president says attacks on his soldiers in syria damage peace efforts in the region. has warned his russian counterpart vladimir putin that turkey will defend itself against any future attacks turkey's military hit dozens of syrian government targets on monday after 8 turkish military personnel were killed by shelling in the kremlin says putin agreed to take steps to coordinate their actions of their militaries in the northwest of the country malawi's president is appealing against a court ruling overturning his reelection peter mithya rico says it cannot be allowed to stand there have been months of protests over alleged voting irregularities how would toss up has more from the capital a long way. there are no bases his business has been slow for months months of anti-government protests over last year's disputed presidential election sometimes made coming to work to sell his goods difficult constitutional court judges recently said that photos marred by wi

about in america in flames and dream of rebellion seeing algiers and their singer franklin james fischerhave created the sound of a down phone but it's also a declaration of war. because. 3 of the 4 band members grew up in atlanta georgia there's music combines the coolness of post-punk with the defiance of gospel they've just released their 3rd album there is a new here it continues what's been described as their industrial solo sound as well as fisher's explosive lyrics very personal and also very political. it's not that i necessarily believe in the in the philosophy of real politic but i mean if you even want to appeal to that it is absolutely absurd if you do not think if if you do not think that this man donald trump is not a threat to your national security. it's absurd. but they've taken their ideology and they've run with it it's the equivalent is the equivalent politically and culturally of a murder suicide that's what the republicans are doing the right we're going to take you all down with us. fisher was born in the american south in 1981 his father was a doctor one of only 2

of correspondents following the developments for us what i have need is live for us in kabul alan fischer is standing by for us in washington d.c. and we will be speaking to them in just a moment but 1st osama bin jeff it begins our coverage he was at the signing and spoke to pakistan's foreign minister who was also there. we have had this the foreign minister of pakistan has just come out of the signing ceremony that it's been implemented occasion and pakistan's name has been mentioned a couple of times now how do you think this is going to play out as you well i'm delighted that the international community has recognized. aka song supposed to. be facilitation provides for pakistan. a source a coupon for was a visitor. and he thanked oxfam for the support. and bring all of those 5 minutes of time and victimized aka songs very positive contribution i think we've created to help create and indeed being involved. for the often long now take the next step which is to sit together. reconcile and chopped. a way forward. a way dr king's peace stability of a country to be sure and keep things up

on president donald trump in november including 1000000000 as mike bloomberg and tom steyer alan fischer reports now from iowa. there have been rallies and debates. there have been t.v. ads and lots of them and there has been the traditional shaking of hands and kissing of babies but no the politicians are almost done the people will soon have their see the 1st presidential contests of 2020 the caucuses in iowa donald trump all win on the republican side that's a certainty the big story will be the democrats there have been 28 democratic presidential candidates there are 11 still left in the race many of them would have thought they'd spend the summer campaigning across the country instead their campaigns will end here in the snows of america's midwest the conversations largely been dominated by discussions of joe biden senator bernie sanders senator warner and mayor people who did it and i think those are the 4 candidates that everyone is going to be watching but this state is known for producing surprises famously a little known senator called barack obama won in 2008 and went on to th

i'm alan fischer in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 u.s. presidential election campaign it's not fox because it's important it's important because it's far. from. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts we're here across europe over the next few days things are going to change or we're going to seeing more of a wintry mix across much of central and eastern parts of europe now things have been mild all the way through the weekend temperatures have been above average into the teens and we're still seeing parts of that here on monday with about 15 degrees paris at about 13 degrees but really as we go towards tuesday and also into midweek that is when the change happens we're going to see a lot more of that air and that flow coming out of the northwest bring that colder air in in temperatures are going to be dropping across much of this area we'll be seeing a lot of snow as well in terms of snow here across the alps we're talking probably about 70 centimeters of snow over the next 3 days over towards ukraine probably about 5

british columbia to a refinery to mt from bay will be shipped to asian markets al-jazeera as alan fischer reports not so ontario. in the chilling cool this small protest camp stands a little threat that the local people have been bringing supplies showing their support in the most practical. they brought hot food didn't vegetables and even firewood what they see is a vision that's bigger than us and the vision i think that they see bigger than us is protection of the environment for too long we've allowed corporations in for example big oil is just one of them but too long we've allowed those of those folks to run the show i was driving through. it seeing as i'm driving by i have to. show my support can it is mean real roots have been virtually shut down for 2 weeks protests near the tracks forced the country's biggest rail company canadian national real week to suspend most operations those protests sprung up key locations after police forcibly cleared camps near the route of the proposed coastal gas link pipeline it crossed the line of canada's indigenous people known here as 1st nation

democratic party there has already said it won't be using the system they used here in iowa alan fischer. demoing. turkey's president is calling on syrian troops there in that province to pull back behind a line of turkish observation posts or face the consequences. has threatened to active the withdrawal doesn't happen by the end of the month on monday turkey's military had dozens of syrian government targets after 8 of its military personnel were killed by shelling in the. a draft for a u.n. resolution seen by al-jazeera calls the u.s. president's proposal to solve the israeli palestinian conflict a breach of international law the plan which unveiled last week allows israel to annex large parts of palestinian land our diplomatic editor james bays has more from the u.n. in new york. the pushback against the trump plan on the middle east has begun here at the united nations i've seen wording for a draft resolution for the security council drawn up by the palestinians by tunisia the current arab member of the council and by another security council member indonesia the wording says that t

pick the president but it will eliminate several possibilities alan fischer al jazeera the more in iowa. and the u.s. has rolled back restraint sions on landmines which have been banned by more than 100 countries control proponents have been quick to criticize the move which will allow the use of anti personnel landmines in exceptional circumstances and russia has more a weapon of war that most countries believe should no longer be used and cannot be justified morally. anti-personnel land mines maim and kill thousands of innocent people each year often in places where fighting ended decades ago and while most of the world has banned them the u.s. says it's planning to use them again after more than 30 years a land mines are one of very many other important tools that our commanders need to have available to them on the battlefield to shape the battlefield and to protect our forces. with the change in policy u.s. forces will be able to use anti-personnel mines in future conflicts in certain circumstances mines the pentagon says will be able to self-destruct or self deactivate without thr

just a few days iowa doesn't pick the president but it will eliminate several possibilities alan fischer al jazeera the more in iowa. there's suspicion over the death of a prominent mexican environmental activist america as his body was found in a pond 2 weeks after he was last seen alive because of his death is still being investigated by an iraqi reports now from mexico city. one of mexico's most iconic species the monarch butterfly has just lost perhaps its greatest advocate. they're not going to. known as mexico's monarch butterfly defender was found dead in a pond in the state of the chalk on. his mysterious disappearance 2 weeks before his body was found has raised concerns among many in mexico who say violence against environmental activists has become commonplace is on the fence and i mean he was a defender of the environment in a region with many conflicts me joe khan is a perfect example of where natural resources are under a lot of pressure especially when it comes to 4 is being cleared for avocado plantations. the iconic monarch butterfly is known for its annual migration to

and radio ads in the lead up to the vote let's bring in alan fischer who's in des moines iowa for us now and so we're expecting the democratic results within the next hour or so any indication yet allan as to who's ahead. you know we're getting a few early results normally would have a lot more by this stage which suggests that this process has been long and complicated largely because of the size of the field but also because some precincts not all of them some precincts are reporting a record so this is going to change but from the very early results can tell you that pete buthe judge is surprisingly leading with bernie sanders in 2nd place you remember that bernie sanders came 2nd 4 years ago to hillary clinton just natalie and he's expected to top the poll here so we expect that position to change but the fact that pete booted gedge is doing so well he's a 30 year old mia from south bend in indiana the youngest candidate in the field someone who's talked about generational change in the democratic party and that message seems to be appealing to a number of people joe biden curren

thanks that alan fischer there live from washington. to the other big story of the day a turkish president. says he's almost his russian counterpart vladimir putin to get out of the way in syria's last rebel bastion of it follows the death of 34 turkish troops in a strike by russian backed syrian government forces on thursday. we killed more than 2000 syrian soldiers and destroyed more than $300.00 armored vehicles we will prove to the syrian regime and those backing them that we are capable of this only yesterday we destroyed 7 chemical depose we did not want to says collation it was the syrian regime the forced us into it and that's why the syrian regime must pay the price oh and also confirmed his country's borders with europe are open saying turkey will no longer hold back refugees this was the scene earlier on the greek island of les boss just 15 kilometers off the turkish coast it's already housing tens of thousands of refugees and migrants. and inside turkey thousands have gathered at greece's land border there have been reform r

to see him back again soon they have many more questions and they're expecting clear answers alan fischer algiers here on capitol hill. the sound is there and these are the top stories after 18 months of talks in doha and almost 2 decades of war the u.s. of the taliban are going to sign a deal in a few hours aimed at bringing peace to afghanistan it's hoped it will lead to the withdrawal of foreign troops. there are 2 more confirmed cases of corona virus in the u.s. both patients have no known connection to other infections and have not traveled to hot spot areas. has more from los angeles on the california case. this is a person who is in northern california described as a woman who had some underlying respiratory disease problems and her doctor sent her to the hospital she was tested there and tested positive for the corona virus she had what the important thing here she didn't get on a cruise ship she didn't meet with someone who just got off a plane from war she hasn't been to italy or iran or south korea or any of the other places she got coronavirus here in the united states the dea

pick the president but it will eliminate several possibilities alan fischer al jazeera the more in iowa. results 0 in these the top stories the philippines as reported the 1st death from the coronavirus outside of china a 44 year old man from war han died there on saturday the philippines is now joined the us and australia and banning all foreign tourists from entering if they've traveled to china in the past 14 days the 1st suspected cases also been announced in new york this individual this patient who is being evaluated right now did exactly as they should have followed the guidelines that the new york put out and they met these specific criteria they had traveled to china they did have the specific symptoms associated with corona virus and they did come to get medical care here at the hospital hong kong hospital workers will go on strike on monday for 5 days and demanding the government close its borders with mainland china amid the outbreak china says at least 304 people have now died from the virus after dozens more deaths were confirmed of a nice. china is also struggling to cont

all right still ahead on al-jazeera there have been debates and there have been rallies i'm alan fischer in the morning with the people of iowa will cast the 1st votes in campaign 2020. scars of war how many and when and how they stated by violence have little hope of recovering from the trauma. and support of the super bowl approaches players are fine tuning their preparations ahead of america's biggest sporting event. here's your deal dead and did you get the peace prize too soon. is this going to hurt or help donald trump's reelection chances are very true when they fail you could shoot somebody on 5th avenue and not have any consequence this is not a muslim issue this is a human colony issue join me in the hot sun as i put it up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. al coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of every time i travel there whether it's east or west africa people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate our country and our focus is not just on their suffering but also on the more upliftin

fischer: mr. president, i rice to voas my opposition to -- rise to voice my opposition to the articles of impeachment. i want the people of nebraska to know how and why. i took an oath to uphold the constitution and i have a responsibility to be an impartial juror during the trial. i have given fair conra

spear. >> thank you, chairman fischer, ranging member duckworth, and subcommittee members. for 47 years ata remains the largest association representing the trucking industry, encompassing 34,000 suppliers, every sector of the industry, and 80% of ata membership is comprised of small carriers. trucking moves tonnage worth over $10 trillion. more than 80% of u.s. communities rely exclusively on trucks for their freight needs. the trucking industry is 7.7 million people strong, counting for one in every 18 jobs in the u.s. where a truck driver is the top job in 29 states. my written testimony focuses on safety and technology, workforce development, and infrastructure, and it's grounded in data. from 1980 to 2017, america witnessed a 71% drop in combination truck-involved fatal crashes. yet fatalities on our nation's highways climbed in recent years. we can and we must do better. the cause is clear: distracted driving. 72% of large truck crashes had no factors recorded, fueled largely by the growing addiction to speeding and texting. technology is key, including cameras, autom

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refinery near kitimat from there it will be shipped to asian markets let's get more now from alan fischer he joins us live from a thai and another in ontario province alan just so for us what are these protests or boats. well the overall idea of the pipeline was that it would go over indigenous lines and there were a number of protests close to the route that it would follow and they were broken up by the police at the beginning of february if the government hopes that that would be the issue going away they were wrong because all it did was sparked protests across the country on real lines not actually on the real lines but like this one very close to the real line and that made the real companies very very nervous indeed and so they started canceling a number of routes no more than 150 routes are actually canceled around 5000000 commuters are impacted by this decision and there is no sign that these pick these camps are going to go away in fact in the last couple of hours well we've been here people have been coming in bringing people food and bringing them firewood so they can set fire

a candidate may do in the campaign the state has held the 1st caucus for more than 40 years alan fischer looks at why this thank this is the benefit from going 1st the chance to meet the candidates face to face to ask them questions to test their positions iowa is not 1st because it's important it's important because it's 1st iowa has been the 1st in the nation contest since 1972 that's because it's caucus process is drawn out and complicated presidential campaigns can spark into life here or be extinguished that gives people incredible power one report suggests voters in iowa have 20 times more influence than almost any other state they wait and meaning of iowa is really supplied by our national media establishment this is the 1st time they have hard results from actual voters and so it's just as an opportunity to essentially understand where these candidates are in the race iowa is predominately white it's mainly rudel as few big industries essentially it doesn't look a lot like the rest of america there are plenty who would like to see the 1st contest held in the state this more repre

iowa caucuses words in late so local party officials blame in consistencies for the setback alan fischer reports from jim warren was it was a night of frustration and questions in iowa after people cast their votes in the democratic caucuses the process of adding them up and sending them to headquarters was plagued with technical issues it created a terrible image as the country watched the 1st real contests that the 2020 election tun into a farce meeting it was the candidates decided to claim victory and move on leaving iowa and its problems behind pending sanders is looking like the eventual winner of the self described democratic socialist finish tonight or 2nd 4 years ago now he believes he's taken a big step to securing the democratic nomination to date more the beginning of the end donald trump was here mose dangerous president in modern american history the biggest loser of the night is shaping up to be former vice president joe biden for a man who campaigned on electability it's not clear to even phoenician the top 3 normally that would kill a campaign he played to continue so it

i'm alan fischer in iowa where they're about to cast the 1st votes in the 2020 u.s. presidential election campaign it's not fox because it's important it's important because it sparks. and installed the banks down spanking against the phoenix suns he has action from the n.b.a. . welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across turkey in coming days we're going to be seeing more weather in terms of rain snow as well as winds we do have a system coming out of europe making its way towards the southeast and you can see here on tuesday not looking too bad but by the time we do get to wednesday we do pick up a lot more snow a lot more winds across much of the area as well as we are going to 6 rain pushing through parts of istanbul heavy rain across the southern coast as well and we're going to sing our current though those temperatures are going to be diving by the time we get towards thursday. starting at 12 going to 15 on wednesday changing to snow by the time we get to thursday where the temps are about 3 degrees there well the northeastern part of afri

have been debates there have been rallies and alan fischer in the morning with the people of iowa will cast the 1st votes in campaign 2020. and in sports the 1st grand slam title for american saffir can in the 21 year old beating spain's calvino the research to win the australian of. the iraq's president has appointed a new prime minister former communications minister mohammad allow it will take up the top position after approval from parliament to replace. the allow he has been tasked with forming a new cabinet and is set to hold office. elections can be held iraq has faced months of mass protests over corruption other employment and lack of government services one of the key demands was the appointment of a new prime minister with a message posted on twitter that allow a promised change he said he stood with the protests this to. to continue demonstrating and protesting and shouting your slogans this is your country and these are your rights it is our job is to meet your demands and we have to protect you and not oppress you the country's weapons should be directed towards those who

they have been debates there have been rallies amount fischer in the morning with the people of iowa will cast the 1st votes in campaign 2020. and in sports the tennis player who has just become the youngest really open champion in more than a decade. well there's a new political leader about the signs are it still won't pacify iraqi protestors president barham salih has named former communication minister mohammed a long way as prime minister designates bonce his appointment hasn't been welcomed in some areas but i'm stretches of camp site for 4 months demanding sweeping political reforms some wonderful scene reports from baghdad. the the streets response to iraq's prime minister designate came fast and it was loud and clear. mohammed the law is rejected protesters in baghdad to hear square chanted on saturday night after 2 months of political deadlock president barham salih chose mohamed allow it to replace other law of the mahdi who resigned 2 months ago amid widespread anti-government protests days prior to allow his appointment we spoke to protesters into harriet who saw him as

democratic party there has already said it won't be using the system they used here in iowa alan fischer al-jazeera the morning. this week to scotland is now professor of political science and international studies at the university of birmingham in the u.k. is joining us live now thanks very much for talking to us so i am of a suggestion that this is that a pyrrhic victory for for peace and bernie and the democrats have shot themselves in the foot. well 1st let's talk about the fact that 6 days from now we're in new hampshire in the 1st primary and everything can change again but for now what we can say is bernie sanders who won the popular vote that's a big boost for him because he is favored to win in new hampshire so he's very much as it were at the lead of the pack except that i mean. ok sorry to sorry to jump in scott but i mean is there any credibility attached now to anything that's come out of iowa given the the shambles that surrounded the whole vote count. no i mean there was a failure of an app to transmit the votes from each of the $1600.00 town hall meetings the caucuses to

problem and they also think that american companies need to do more to combat it as well ok alan fischer in washington d.c. thank you overcounting well into a 2nd day in the irish election it's 4 counts the 3 main parties will finish with a similar number of seats let's cross back to london and mary in the muncie. that's right harlow with that no one party set to win enough seats for a majority the stage is set a complex coalition to go shake hands once those results of finalize i don't operate a single transferrable vote system which takes time to count last time the final result took 6 days to confirm but whatever happens nationalist party shin fein are the main winners breaking the political dominance traditionally held by the fianna gael and thena for all parties which has lasted almost a century when these parker has been covering this story from dublin and now looks at what the next moves might be. probably surprise them serves considering the fact that they only put forward $42.00 candidates across the country so they knew full well they would if they want all of those seats they

hear from john hendren news talking with people taking part in the caucus but 1st let's begin alan fischer allen one of the candidates have been doing today that. well the 1st caucuses have already taken place the results of those won't be released until the main results start to come out for the candidates it's a difficult day what do you do when people are about to vote well for the senators it was really simple they all had to head back to washington there are 4 senators running here in iowa so they've been tied up with the business around the impeachment trial as for the others well they've been doing typical politician things they've been trying to get on as much media as possible are getting people to go out to vote and vote for them they have been shaking hands with people in the streets all across iowa they have been kissing babies patting dogs having coffee just trying to make sure that they can get the tonneau and we're expecting a record turnout here now i've been speaking to one of those candidates is a man by the name of tom styer he's been doing better in the polls over the l

. >> cámaras de seguridad captan el momento que este sujeto dispara a quemarropa contra fischer es detoria de bernie sanders, es nuestra historia. su padre vino a este país bu umejo el no sabia hablar ingles y casi no tenía dinero. bernie nunca olvido las raíces inmigrante de su familia y por eso él siempre ha luchado por nosotros. es por eso que necesitamos a bernie como presidente. nuestro futuro. nuestra lucha. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >> autoridades en nueva york investigan dos incidentes separados en los que un sospechoso intentó matar oficial de la policía. el último ataque ocurrió esta mañana en un precinto policial en el bronx, cristina navarrete tiene detalles desde la escena. >> varias cámaras de vigilancia captaron el momento en el que el sospechoso entra el cuartel de policía número 41 en el bronx, en cosa de segundos se ve personas huyendo como el sujeto ingresa y apunta momentos después se tira al suelo otro ángulo de las cámaras muestra la reacción de varios policías, mientras el sospechoso arroja la pistola, el escuadrón de uniformados corre rápid

the most -- jeff fischer, and one of the most qualified candidates we've had should have won. if the democratic party would have invested $10 million in her race, she would have won, but instead we're spending hundreds of millions of dollars trying to beat back trump and trying to, you know, turn the narrative around with the impeachment hearings. so i talk about investments in state parties and good candidates in the book. there's no question that fox news is a major problem. and that even five years ago they, they weren't ever fair and balanced, right? i mean, that tagline was ridiculous to begin with. but they at least had some more moderate voices on there. and i am probably in the minority right now when i say democrats should go on fox more and more is -- and more and call them out when they are misstating facts and give our message. because if i would have just organized democrats and climate advocates on keystone, we would have lost. president obama would have traded keystone xl for some other climate policy that climate advocates wanted x they wouldn't have had to dea

they have been debates there have been rallies and alan fischer in the morning with the people of iowa will cast the 1st votes in campaign 2020. and in sports the tennis player who has just become big youngest a strangely an open champion in more than a decade. the governments continue to repatriate their citizens from china in response to the coronavirus russia is the latest nation to confirm its pulling out its citizens with the military sending planes to china on monday and shoes stay in china has asked the e.u. to help with urgently needed medical supplies that as it struggles to contain the outbreak some 304 people have died from the virus china reports and more than 11000 confirmed cases earlier both the us and the strangely a band visitors who have traveled to china in the past 14 days vietnam and pakistan have adopted a similar measure and in hong kong hospital workers will go on strike on monday their demands in their government cause us borders with mainland china and more than $3000.00 union members voted in favor of the labor action which will last for 5 days the spread of