so so tell us what to wear the arguments made in courts that eventually led to the case being to fred well one key issue that the prime minister. put before them i just did quote and this is the lowest court in the soldier that was supposed to charge him with but i an attempt at maida and that argument was that as a sitting prime minister charging him with a criminal offense can present a constitutional crisis for the kingdom of his so too so what he's saying is that the constitutional court which is mandated to on rubble or to in top print the constitution and the so too must now make a determination whether in fact he can be charged as a sitting probably minister now there's a lot of pressure on him to step down what is likely to happen now. well you know that he said he will step down either in july or before that provided. and party process is called who died before then but what now happens is that his political power to the opposite or invention has the need to time and time again he is not seeing eye to eye with his national executive committee and that national executive could be t

>> reporter: hi, fred. well, this is coming from pete buttigieg's campaign. they're not saying that bernie sanders did not win outright in the nevada caucuses, but their campaign, buttigieg's campaign, is arguing there is a razor-thin margin for second place. they believe they're coming up close behind joe biden in nevada. but still 20-plus points behind senator sanders. they sent a letter to the nevada democratic party about the process of integrating the early votes into the in-person precinct caucus results from yesterday. they're asking the party to do a few things. they want them to release in-person votes and vote totals, errors in the second alignment, and explain any anomalies in the data. the democratic party says they're still going through the results. they never said they would be putting out some of the things, like in-person and early voting totals, and there is a process for asking for a review. as you said, here we are in texas. this is where bernie sanders spent last night. he was confident enough that he would do well in nevada. he came over

give it up for the 8g band right over there [ cheers and applause and to fred armisen as well, who has so great to have you here fred as always [ cheers and applause and, fred, i hope you don't mind me saying this, you're a renaissance man. >> fred: oh, thanks. [ laughter ] >> seth: you don't mind that label, right >> fred: i like it >> seth: it's true, though i mean, you're a comedian, you're a writer, you're a musician and the thing that i've only learned about you recently is you're an art connoisseur. >> fred: i am. >> seth: you love art. >> fred: i love it >> seth: and it's one thing to love art, but you also know art. and you were telling me backstage that you have an art historian's knowledge of every painting ever painted. >> fred: yeah. every painting >> seth: and that's not just something you're saying to impress me >> no. >> seth: it's a real thing >> fred: it's absolutely real. >> seth: because we're going to put it to the test >> fred: sure. >> seth: and i don't want you to embarrass yourself >> fred: no, i won't >> seth: okay. it's time once again for our segment, "fred a

>> reporter: well, fred, you look at his twitter feed, you would think he is taking it pretty well.t to show you what he tweeted a few minutes ago, a picture of him golfing with the caption getting a little exercise this morning. shortly after we learned he arrived at the trump international golf club down here in west palm beach. but despite this photo, we heard from sources last night at mar-a-lago who interacted with the president who said he was much more subdued and quiet than normal. but there had been chatter among members and guests before he arrived that they believed he would be in a celebratory mood, talking about what they called good news, the senate of course blocking any entrance of new evidence or witnesses into the impeachment trial. they were waiting for a jovial president, instead they got a quieter president. the source that overheard the president talk to multiple groups said he never mentioned impeachment or the day's events. of course, that's different than we saw on twitter as he has been going on and on about the impeachment hoax, slamming democrats for the

>> well, fred, i have to tell you, this has been a strange and unpredictable couple of day, not just for the senators who are running in the 2020 election, but for the reporters as well. the senate impeachment trial of president trump has created so much uncertainty in terms of the scheduling, we have seen a number of senators having to cancel their various campaign events and senator warren who is going to take the stage just behind me in a couple of minutes, she actually made it back to iowa last night, as soon as the trial wrapped up on capitol hill yesterday. and she's gotten on a plane and rushed back here and she could not make the evening rally that was planned in des moines. instead, her surrogates and her husband to move the event, and instead, at the end of the event, her husband took the stage, and made the surprise announcement that senator warren would be going to the bar across the street from the event, and invited all of her supporters to join her so that is how she spent the evening, as soon as she got into des moines, she went to the bar and took some selfies and i s

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>> reporter: well, fred, very important for biden to do well.vada will offer a bit of a turnaround in the campaign. he told me he is hoping for a top two finish to propel him into other diverse states like south carolina and super tuesday contests. biden spent a lot of time courting minority voters. the campaign believes he will perform better here because it is a more diverse electorate. he just picked up endorsement for the latino victory fund. and he spent time meeting with african-american voters, hoping that they'll come to his corner. he has been courting union support, making visits at casinos since he has been here. he is hoping this nevada talcau will start a turnaround for him. >> you spoke with biden yesterday about his relationship with president obama following a report that senator sanders was planning to run a primary challenge to the former president back in 2012. what did he have to say about that? >> reporter: joe biden has been quite critical of bernie sanders on a number of issues, including gun control, but yesterday he voic

well. this will be a long delegate fight. his biggest number of the month, fred? raising nearly $25 million in the month of january alone. that will keep him with support for a long time to come. >> we know new hampshire can be an unpredictable outcome, but it is an engaged state. lots of anxiety, lots of excitement. ryan nobles, you're in the thick of it all. what are people saying and thinking and feeling just 48 hours ahead of voting? >> reporter: yeah, fred, let's get a look at the situation here on the ground. i was with sanders yesterday in rochester similar to the one that jeff zeleny was at now. similar situation where too big of a crowd to contain the sanders folks there. they had to have the overflow -- sanders actually went out and spoke to voters in 25-degree weather and they stuck around for a while to hear from him. i've got a new hampshire perspective and a national perspective. jonathan skall is the author of "stormy weather," and also joined by lisa lerer who is covering the primary and she's also a cnn analyst. there are a lot of tracking polls.

>> reporter: well, fred, nevada is the first test of joe biden's argument that he will perform in states with a more diverse demographic. to that end over the weekend he has been courting both latino and african-american voters, even stopping by an ame chuven as he tried to bring his message to that community. one issue he has been hammering away at is health care. particularly that is an issue of importance to many of the unions here in the state. biden arguing under his health care plan they would be able to keep their negotiated plans unlike medicare for all. he has been placing gun control front and center. two years ago, the largest mass shooting in u.s. history occurred here on the las vegas strip. with both of those issues, health care and gun control, biden offering an implicit contrast with the record of bernie sanders. and in an interview that aired this morning with "meet the press," biden talked about his need to focus squarely on president trump. >> i can't focus on that, chuck. i've got to focus on the future. i've got to focus on how do we end this era of -- how do we lite

>> reporter: well, fred, those comments from joe biden earlier in the week were made during a question and answer session with reporters, but at his actual campaign events with voters like here in north liberty, biden isn't taking swipes at his democratic rivals, instead, he focused making the argument he is best equipped to take on president trump in the general election, pointing to the attacks from the president and republicans as a sign of concern that they face about potentially facing biden if he is the nominee. and listen to what he had to tell voters in north liberty as he tried to present contrast between himself and the president in values and leadership style. >> in joe biden's america, a president's tax returns won't be a secret. in joe biden's america, self interest will not be confused with national interest, and no one, no one, not even the president of the united states will be above the law. i promise you that. >> reporter: biden there really trying to keep his focus on president trump as he has from the beginning of the campaign, he's trying to present this as a match

big crowds here today as well, fred. the sanders field feels like they're in very good position. >> ryan nobles in newton, iowa, thank you very much. our john berman also in iowa and des moines. john, it's hard to believe that so many iowans would be undecided at this juncture, and one has to wonder if this candidate's face time is really going to crystallize minds. i guess it has to. >> i have never seen iowa like this before in terms of voters not sure about which candidate they're going to caucus for. i've had several tell me they wish they could combine all of them in one, a kind of franken candidate. this is more uncertainty than i've seen in a long, long time. the big issue, the main issue for the voters does seem to be electability. that's what most of the candidates are talking about in one form or another as they address voters in these final days. today it was former south bend mayor pete buttigieg making his case. >> i certainly think that i am better positioned to beat donald trump than any of my competitors.

>> reporter: well, fred, joe biden is hoping for a bit of a turnaround here in nevada after those disappointinges in iowa and new hampshire and he told me that he considers coming in first or second place a win here, so that is something he is striving for here today as the caucuses are just a few hours away from kicking off. and biden has also recently taken this focus of criticism, directing towards bernie sanders and michael bloomberg, who isn't even competing here in the state. take a listen to what he told caucus goers last night here in nevada. >> bernie sanders voted against the background checks and the bill that i was passing the brady bill five times. now that guy says it is all about judgment. he voted to give the gun manufacturer an exemption from being able to be sued! look, and by the way, isn't it amazing, we found out how everybody is barack's best friend now? i look at all these ads. it's amazing. i wonder where the hell -- the heck they were when i was vice president with him. you know, michael bloomberg, his new best friend, you look at that. you think barack must have endors

. >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ applause ] well, fred, i'd love to check with you again and find outyou think about random stuff, you know? >> i made a twitter the other day. because i had no idea what was going on. >> jimmy: what is your twitter handle. tell us your twitter handle. >> oh, i think's freddie lynn 91. >> jimmy: it doesn't matter. you'll probably forget to post anyway. party on, frederick. party on. by the way, we're going to send you a year's supply of count chocula breakfast cereal. >> jimmy: tonight on the show, music from orville peck. lakeith stanfield is here. and we'll be right back with jessica simpson. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> dicky: abc's jimmy kimmel live, brought to you by boost mobile. owwwww! this is painful. i bet. i can't load anything. you should switch to boost mobile. you get 4 lines for $25 per line per month on their super fast network. look, there's a boost mobile right there. you even get 4 free samsung galaxy phones when you switch. ahhhhh... wow two of 'em! no, 4 free phones. switch to boost mobile and get 4 lines for $25 per line per month wi

>> reporter: well, there's no doubt, fred, that this

fred, to him, showed a lack of emotion. but what really spoke volumes to the sheriff and his team was something they knew well -- the terrain around cottonwood creek. as fred told them, leslie did a swan dive from up there, landing on her head and shoulders on this rock. then she slid into the water. a horrible accident. but to local law enforcement, something seemed off. the first trained rescuer on the scene noticed it first. what appeared to be a major inconsistency in that story. after such a treacherous fall, leslie's body, when pulled from the creek, didn't look at all injured. >> he told me she fell 20 feet. where was the trauma? where were the injuries? why did i not see what i expected to see? >> reporter: one look at that drop off, and sheriff bruce was wondering the same thing. and when the autopsy report came back, it only heightened his suspicions. >> there were no broken bones, any substantial abrasions or contusions. they simply weren't there. >> reporter: every accident is different. every fall is different. is it possible that she just fell in a certain way that just didn't produce those injuries you were l

>> reporter: well, yeah, fred.lsters have been thinking the last few weeks and the whole year that the electorate is going to be 60% black, 40% white, traditionally south carolina is a hub of african-american voters, a proving ground for democrats like joe biden to shore up support in that community. but the story of the primary so far, especially in the last week, is white turnout is off. you look at the early absentee ballots, white voters in counties like greenville, richland, has more than doubled since 2016. and from my reporting, talking to people on the ground, some of that cuts to what britney was saying, there's a sizable moderate anti-bernie vote that kind of came into focus in the last week when bernie was getting knocked around about fidel castro comments, worried about the field being divided, bernie running away with it. typically at least in 2016, bernie would win the white vote. south carolina older, more moderate, black and white voters, and that's biden's coalition, so britney said it is make or b

. >> well, fred, when see no evil, hear no evil, is a prerequisite for employment in an administrationincredibly dangerous. in the first instance the president's actions really indicate that anybody that goes through legally protected channels to voice concerns about the president' behavior will suffer retribution. that is likely to have a chilling effect on others speaking up through legally protective channels, upholding their own and constitution and separation of powers. my concern is if there are further abuses by the president or members of his inner circle, people will be unlikely to step forward because the cost of doing so now include professional retaliation or retribution. and as a former nsc director, i often think about this from the respektive of personnel recruitment and retention. it is clear that president trump is not looking for nsc policy experts. he's looking for henchmen and yesmen and likely to fill his ranks with people who tell him only what he wants to hear and likely going to miss out on retaining and recruiting people who have the policy expertise required t

>> reporter: well, fred, president trump is essentially rejecting this assessment from the his intelligence community that russia would prefer he be reelected in 2020. sources tell cnn that president trump was angry about the fact that he learned not from his own aides but from a republican ally that a top intel official briefed lawmakers last week about this conclusion from the intel community about russia's preferences. sources say that it was congressman devin nunez, a top trump ally who informed the white house about this briefing. the fallout president trump being angry about information being given to lawmakers led to him removing acting intel director joseph mcguire and installing a staunch loyalist richard grenell on an interim bases on that role. on twitter the president has railed against this as a disinformation campaign and continued to lash out at this intel conclusion at a rally in las vegas yesterday. take a listen. >> i was told a week ago they said, you know, they're trying to start a rumor, it's disinformation, that's the only thing they're good at. they are not good at an

his handler said she wanted to show necessary service animals like fred can manage air travel very well to restrict which species of animals can fly. look how much better fred, the horse, is behaving than that man who was punching the seat of his fellow passenger. >> well dressed as well. we have to grant that there. we'll see. there's a peacock just down the road -- one row down from there. >> anything is possible. >> very cute. >> great to have you here. >> nice to be here. be here tomorrow, i think, if you will have me. >> yes. you have earned the right to come back tomorrow. >> fantastic. >> cnn's breaking news coverage of coronavirus outbreak will continue after this very quick break. [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret recipe. >>you can tell me. it's a secret. >>is it cinnamon? it's my mum's secret recipe. call

victims parents have got enin the act as well like fred who was escorted out of the state of the union the president and he says he'll keep speaking out. >> because i don't know what my daughter felt, i will never stop fighting to keep somebody else from having that pain in their heart that i have today. tell those who you love, how much you love them. look them in the eye as if it could be the very last time. promise me you're going to show up at the polls and vote for jamie and all the other victims of gun violence. >>> next president trump shares who he wants to run against in 2020. the business of road trips... ...adventure... ...and reconnecting. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. managingaudrey's on it.s? eating right... ... and staying active? on it! audrey thinks she's doing all she can to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? maybe not. jardiance can reduce the risk of

. >> well, there's you, fred, and there's the character you play, mr. >> these two men kind of circled each other with differentt intentions, so, but seemingly the same tactics of waitg and questioning. and until one either broke or opened up. >> brown: so who was the real fred rogers or who was the real mr. rogers? >> i heard an audio tape, there was a child psychologist was one discsed everything with. and they were talking about trying to come up with an opera for children. and this lady had this kind of'i i think what we can do is, the thematic element of the chorus here, with a frog, could actually be a bridge to the original theme of the first act.' pause, pause, pause.'i i think the frog' -- and this is misr rogers -- 'iyes, if the frog cou have a worry that he brings' -- and these are just people talking, these are people at work trying to gure out, how to, this is like a production meeting that he's going on and he still put that brand of thought to it. >> brown: fred rogers believed in the power of television, a tool for reaching people.. tele

well, our middle east correspondent, quentin sommerville and cameraman fred scott, have been to the provincepecial report. a darkness is closing in around idlib. the regime is creeping closer and those who oppose it take shelter where they can. 26 families are living in this empty shell. the tarpaulin walls put up by ismail yusuf aren't enough to keep out the cold. or the sound of regime shelling. bashar al—assad's forces are less than six miles from here. translation: if the regime comes here, we will head to turkey, but they aren't letting anyone in. in the end, we will have to go to the border, because the alternative is death. towns and villages have been emptied out. a million people have fled in the last three months. the border camps are full. abu douma has already tried to leave once. the shelling is close enough now to make the children flinch. translation: it was like judgment day, there were columns upon columns of vehicles leaving. there was nowhere to go. there were no houses left to rent, not even tents. rebel—held idlib is shrinking fast. these turkish—backed forces and armed

>> reporter: well, there's no doubt, fred, that this poll shows both former south bend mayor buttigieg and bernie sanders pulling away from the pack. when you dig into the numbers, you see more encouraging signs for bernie sanders and his campaign. for a long time, one of the biggest knocks on the sanders campaign was that he would not match up best in a head to head matchup with donald trump. that was a concern for democratic voters. when you look at the deeper aspects of the poll, you see that new hampshire primary voters at least view bernie sanders as the person who best could take on donald trump in november. 29% of new hampshire voters say he has the best shot of winning the general election, followed closely by joe biden with 25%, and pete buttigieg at 14%. then another number that's encouraging for sanders, we asked primary voters which democrat would you not consider voting for at all. for a long time, another knock on sanders' campaign was polarization, particularly with democratic voters, turning off moderate voters. this poll shows that joe biden is the one at 17% that many

well, laura. >> all right, fred. thanks for being there for us. >>> a ceremonial crown dating back to the 18th century is back in ethiopia. receiving the crown from the netherlands on thursday. the crown was stolen from an ethiopian church in 1998. he kept the precious artifact hidden and safeguarded for 21 years because he didn't trust the regime in power in ethiopia. >>> still ahead, the president simply cannot swear his legitimate election win with legitimate interference from russia. given a chance for a redo, he's digging in. what it means for the intelligence community. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i just

well, guys. >> yep, yep. >> fred, thank you for that reporting. it is amazing what is happening in just a few days around the world. here in the u.s., california, health officials are worried that the coronavirus is spreading after the woman with no known travel history to anywhere infected recently and no known exposure to those with the virus came down with it. the state now has 33 cases. 8400 people who flew into california on regular domestic flights are being monitored as well for this. >> those numbers just remarkable. as we're talking, poppy, the market passed that thousand point drop yet again. we're joined by lenny bernstein, health and medicine reporter for the washington post and stephanie elam in sacramento, california. when you hear that the state of california is monitoring 8400 people for possible contact with the coronavirus case here, that's a remarkable number, how serious are they about that? is that out of an abundance of caution or is this what you got to do in these circumstances? >> i think it is a combination of both, jim a

>> yeah, that's the -- well, that's the deep pocket here, fred.victims that have come forward as of now and the 1,500 acts of criminal assault on these young men, the deep pocket is the university. what did they know? when did they know? as avery said, the university commissioned an internal investigation and the investigation results found that the university knew what was going on. they knew this doctor was conducting and carrying on and violating these students and they did nothing. and that's the liability. you know, the miscellaneous -- >> we will see how -- we have to go to court to find out. >> right. and they're trying to get there. >> in fact, i have to say -- >> when they knew, fred, but their own investigation revealed they did know and they did nothing and that's why this guy -- >> and they admit that. they admit that. >> -- has zero integrity. he was charged to protect these students that he coached and he turned his back on them and did nothing to protect them. ten years, fred. it is not one or two cases. 350 students. >> the issue -

fred. he certainly is hoping to do well here in texas and win here in texas. south carolina is what comes next a week from yesterday. after that is march 3rd where there's a huge cache of delegates at state, along texas and california. those are the biggest delegate prizes. a sign of the confidence that sanders has in his campaign, he came here to texas yesterday. he had that victory speech after that big night in nevada, he gave it at a rally in san antonio, was at a rally in el paso. he woke up in houston and will end the day with a rally in austin. this campaign is confident they have the resources, energetic and i think that's one of the things that's most interested here. can they expand their coalition after iowa, new hampshire, mostly white states. how will they do when the map moves to more diverse states? will sanders show what he can do in nevada, 30% latino. sanders won the latino vote in nevada. he will do better among black voters, joe biden won black voters. he did five points better there, sanders did, than he did in 2016. he also won every segm

turned away by 4 asian governments over fears that that many passengers because fred that dangerous new corona virus. well force justine waltman talks with her today about this dream vacation that took a very different turn. >>and dancing the night away as how passengers on board holland america cruise the 30 day crews started in singapore but was rejected at port after port to dock because of corona virus concerns, christina kirby from with her mom turned out to be something quite different the more than 1400 passengergot tur away by thailand, guam, japan and the philippines. so certainly there's been an emotional roller coaster not knowing by >>in general around spend their couldn't get around shep and people have really come together to go with the just be very flexible and resilient been wonderful to witness instead of sightseeing across asia, christina had to stay on board she took oga spin classes enjoy the buffet not sec we not confined to our swear, sitting by the pool where having meals together or having and i it was important that the world know that cambodia has finally accepted the cruise shi

well. >> that was fred dutton. he had a great one for bob kennedy who always close his speech with the famous quote from george bernard shaw, some people see things as they are and ask why, i dream things that never were and ask why not? and several times robert kennedy would say into the microphone, and so, as george bernard shaw said, let's all get to the press bus. [laughing] and the mood with lighten. access was very different. >> and the contrast was so profound because nixon was invisible, absolutely invisible. he was nowhere to be found. >> it finally became a story at the end of the campaign. >> and i think all of us felt that no one was pressing him from the outside to come out of the bunker and meet with the press. he just would not. >> and he would engage. just before '72, one of the boys on the bus who at the time was representing the kennett newspaper chain and would later be far more famous deservedly for that was jack germ on. and he -- >> he wasn't at "the baltimore sun"? >> no. technically it was a

conspiracy theory which by which after multiple investigations has proved to be well you know lou the evidence for it has. fred baer and i usually congested so why won't the russians trolly and manipulate the american electoral process when the only result has been that relations between the united states get worse and just get one of us so why would they do it i'm sure they're not doing it and i'm sure that all of this is purely a product of american politics and politics which unfortunately have now resulted in a situation where if the establishment candidate loses be a joke bowing to. the it might bloomberg it's always the fault of the russians is never the american people exercising their own time well the the the problem is that the political elites in the united states abhorred democracy and they have contempt for the voter it's all the time we have many thanks and i guess here moscow and in london and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time remember. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalists attacks

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first time in the air or on a cuff rosie has trained fred to be a therapy and a service source he lives in her house is housebroken that is more welld than most ox get in there. >>i say you're my life traing, this horse extensively for what he has. >>and we were i was totall prepared for everything froze he put months of work praring f fred's trip which included 2 flights each way we left in afternoon. we flew from grand rapids and we connected in dallas and then we went to ontario california i purchase to first class seats and bulkheads seating i pay to arm and a leg for tickets. i did that so it was friends first time i wanted him to be comfortable. i want him the st room it paid off other than the expected docking the trip went without a hitch thanks variance was way better than i actually had anticipated bronco wants people to see how well the trip plants, especially with talks of stricter regulations from the department of transportation on which species of animals can fly it is out of it's a ve abuse process. there are a lot of on train service service animals on the plane that are not trained. 's it's definitely abuse system

well, charlie gasparino. charlie: yes, that would be mets owner fred wilpon. here's what we reported earlier today.been confirmed by major league baseball, bob manfred, the ceo of major league baseball. that deal that was highly touted between hedge fund steve cohen, billion dollar heir, he runs a hedge fund, that deal where he was going to buy 80% of the mets is off. steve cohen has walked away from the deal. sources tell fox business. as i say, mr. manfred, mlb commissioner, now confirmed it. he said at the owners meeting down in orlando, which is taking place right now, there is no deal as far as he's concerned. liz: so rob manfred -- charlie: confirmed the story from earlier today. there is no deal. now, i would point out that i have been told by a lot of baseball executives while there's no deal like now, it's done, steve cohen has walked away, the latest reports as of early today, there was a snag and they are working through it. i understand it's done, okay. now, could it come back is the real question. and you know, i think there is more than a theoretical chance it could come back. why is

well. >> congressman brown, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> thank you, ryan. >> fredsend it back to you. >> thank you so much, ryan, and congressman. >>> still ahead, new, alarming details on the spread of the coronavirus outbreak. the number of people die d it's larger than the sars outbreak. can authorities contain the outbreak? it's a lifelong adventure finding all of these new connections all the time. greater details. richer stories. and now with health insights. get your dna kit at ancestry.com. and this is cc+ cream. it gives you your skin but better. it's your full coverage foundation, spf 50 plus anti aging serum. discover the #1 cc cream in america. it's velveeta shells & cheese discover the #1 versus the other guys. ♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save you mon

well? obviously,d things, farmers need to pay attention to the climate. freduld survey farmers, 80% would say the weather patterns have changed my farming. then the next question would be, what about climate change? they say, no, it's not an issue. i think climate change became such a toxic word, became associated with too much progressive and too partisan. of course, they know that the weather is changing and it's changing their farming patterns, but they don't want to say climate change. david: do you have a sense of what the issues are on caucus-goers minds? what will tell them one way or another? fred: it is hard to find a local citizen right now. it is all media. [laughter] who callebody themselves a political tourist in town. my sense, having been here many years, they want a solid plan that can be implemented. they don't want just a lot of great ideas and rhetoric. can someone actually change things and make my life better? the democrats as a whole, i think, will do that. david: democrats historically have not been big traders. if anything, they've been

and short-term charts line up really well what's interesting here, if we look at the futures, the probability currently of a single rate cut in march increase rd fred from 11% to 70 the last week. if we look at the april cut tworks ratwo rate cuts, a jump from 3% to 63%. i think that's a pretty incredible shift considering the fact we've only seen about 5,000 new cases in the coronavirus even though this is globally now over the last couple of weeks the way i want to play this is i don't necessarily want to bet against a rate cut here. what i'm looking to do is i'm actually looking to bet that tlt is not going to continue moving higher i'm going to use a call credit spread here to trade tlt by going out to the april 9th, i'm collecting about $3.98 to sell the 155 calls and paying about 228 to buy the 160 calls my break even price on this particular stock is around 157.20 betting that tlt won't go much higher than that. i'm using a call spread to define my risk a lot can happen here and i want to make sure i reduce my risk to just $2.80 per share. >>> we've got news breaking on united airlines. >> united airlines is postponin its analyst/investor da

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. >> well a collective woe from some started air travel percent when a woman flying from michigan to california brought a mini horse into first class. take a look at that. fredy cute dressing for occasion in a little a sleek suit that made him along look a wrestler woman wanted to make sure that horse had plenty of room and be comfortable, however, this could be one of fred's last flights the d.o.t. is looking to tighten laws so that only servicing dogs can fly. and if you've ever wanted to look like a disney princess on about your wedding day well now you can. disney unveiling a line of fairy well wedding gowns inspired well, of course, you guessed it cinderella snow white and rest of the icon dis thy princesses dress from two different collections start 1200 all the way up to $10 accident ,000. not included the glass slippers for prince charming. and fooled you a 400-year-old painting long thought to be a ram brant knockout is real deal. portrait of a young woman hiding in plain sight for decades at the allentown art a museum in pennsylvania. this 1632 work was sent to new york university for cleaning two years ago. prompting conserve or tores to question

fact yesterday we couldn't sleep very well my little daughter in fact because of the bombs came to me after ike and told me i want to sleep beside you because i'm fred because i just imagine that yesterday my friends who are in the closer villages they ran away on food because no cars in fact. dared to go to these areas in fact now these more than 2 millions of people in it live at the western country side of. lift their homes and the situation and the fact they are going to nowhere these people are just yes they want to flee they want to go they want to run away from to farming by they don't know where to go and they know that the regime is going to be following them again and they might die yes just yesterday i die 7 month. son in fact died because of cold because the situation the humanitarian situation for those people who flee who came from their houses are in very curable situation they are in tents or even sometimes without tents either in their cars or under the trees in this cold weather it's about $60.00 and nevertheless it's 2 held the hill of cold and the hills of warplanes and rockets which are on their heads so very very difficult situ

fred. >> voters want biden to be more aggressive, go on the attack. is that what you want to see as well? >> i think that's appropriate when people are attacking him, but i think he's gotten more presidential skills. if you see the last debate, he was the only one that could articulate the importance of american leadership in nato. he has the foreign experience, foreign world experience in terms of meeting with world leaders and dictating foreign policy. he really is the only candidate that could get us past the finish line in november, and that's why he's being attacked not only by other democrats but by trump's administration. he continues to be attacked by his administration because they know if we have a joe biden at the end of the day in november, that will be the most complicated election for donald trump. but also, we can't call a winner when only two of the whitest states in the country have voted. i think biden needs to get down the road to other states like nevada, south carolina. i believe he's going to do well in texas. he's been endorsed by a lot of latin american members of

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newspapers at the time, but you can see where that doesn't play very well if you are a reporter on the beat, that he's going to call fredriendly at cbs if you do a story that displeases him. which he did to morley safer when morley safer did a famous report out of vietnam that showed marines using lighters to torch civilian villages. of course, there were multiple sides to that story. those televised images being seen on the evening news horrified americans as well as lbj, and he called the head of the network to complain about it. susan: at this point in time, the three network newscasts really were dominant in society. would you talk a little bit about how people were consuming news, and how presidents managed to use that consumption of everyone at tuning in at the same time at night to watch news to their benefit? patty: the three evening network news shows, that was the way most people got their news, and really it still is the way most people get their news. broadcast news is being rivaled by internet, but it is still the way that most people get their news. those were very powerful, those three gentlemen who were

she had her flight manager, a well-known air racing personality pilot, radio operator hairy manning, and former pan-american navigator fred noon you in. manning and new union were going to accompany her on the flight. from hawaii on. three days later, earhart crashed on takeoff at luke field, honolulu, hawaii ending her westbound world flight. the electro was heavily damaged and returned to lockheed aircraft corporation in burbank, for extensive repairs. did she lose control, mishandle the aircraft? paul thinks she was jockeying the throttles. other people say no, there was debris or things on the runway. it didn't really matter. she was determined to keep going. she and putnam wanted to do the flight, they needed the money. but she did not -- did think maybe this would be one of the last big flights. that she didn't need to be doing this anymore because she was nearly 40 years old at this point. friends and perdue helped pay for these repairs. as she repair -- prepared for her second attempt, personnel changes and crucial decisions arose. her intended radio operator, manning, had to go back. . to his regular job. he coul

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of us fred the actual climate changing or the 2020 presidential election nancy does this track what you're hearing in your work it does it's spot on. i recently read a piece saying how do we be well when the world is on fire and i don't just mean australia i mean we are living at a time and i hear about it all day in my office as a therapist or people are really frightened it's it's a term used far too often but there is an existential terror right now about whether we will survive. and i hear this from people who are not by nature anxious people are anxious about whether or not we're going to be able to go outside during the day or will it be too hot they're terrified to send their kids to concerts because there might be a shooting there they're terrified of what's going to happen in this election will there be and so on and so on they're frightened about even though the economy is looking good there they don't trust it so it is a time like perhaps other times i've only been alive in this time but like no other certainly in my lifetime and no other that i have experienced as a therapist where anxiety is the basic state and not just for the anxious but for everyone and it's real