. >> i mentioned, i do know he has a friend, stephen gordon. >> reporter: steven gordon, he's done timelesting a minor and later kidnapping. he and canno were inseparable, apparently. once again, detective pulled up the gps coordinates to check the place martha was last seen in santa ana, and no gordon. not there. when she checked locations for quinna and josephine, there he was. so why not at the first location? she checked the record and discovered at that particular moment gordon wasn't on a gps monitor, but he was wearing one at the other three places, and so was canno the electronics made it absolutely obvious. here they were. canno and gordon driving together up and down beach boulevard and all around santa ana and anaheim. >> i mean, even when they're on the freeway. >> reporter: they were in the same car? >> they were in the same vehicle. >> reporter: julissa trapp prayed for a hail mary and never expected anything like this. >> i soon realized i'm not just dealing with one, we're dealing with two. two sex offenders wearing gps bracelets? >> reporter: but for all the electronic

for now, gordon has to live with relatives until the house is ready.round the corner, there's little to be kept at another couple's home. there had to save their daughter and her boyfriend from this annex in the garden. they woke around the same time, realising there was water, petrified, not knowing what to do, realising they had to get out but the water level was rising so quickly, they had to push the doors open against the water. by the time they got into the house, it was waist height, then anton was trying to get into the door and get them safe. she might have died if she was by herself. she would not have been able to open the doors, and the water was literally up to here, about there. i'm surprised everybody survived, because the water came in so quick and we were surprised so quickly that people could have drowned. lives have been turned upside down in communities like this. the human cost is clear, but it could cost hundreds of millions of pounds to clear up and repair the damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure. but there were warning

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gordon chang will join me later.resident trump giving an update on possible new tests for the wuhan virus. dr. nicole saphier joins me after these quick words. the count: ah, the census! a special time when we count every person in each home in every neighborhood. rosita: do kids count? the count: of course! counting everyone in your home helps support your neighborhood by funding things like schools, hospitals, and buses. complete the census by calling or going online. or return your form by mail. rosa: it's easy, secure, and most important, it's totally private. all: make your family count! announcer: this year, make sure every child counts. visit 2020census.gov [♪] lou: a new study from the new england journal of medicine shows the with you shan virus can survive up to three days on steel and plastic. the same study suggests it falls apart over the course of a day when it's on the surfaces of cardboard. that raises concerns about the virus spreading through packaging. speshts think that the risk to contracting the

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reporter and our guest is former senator gordon smith who is president and ceo of the national association of broadcasters. we certainly appreciate you coming into the studio for this interview. >> always a pleasure. thank you for having me. >> in this age of coronavirus, how has this affected broadcasters? >> in many ways it has affected us. i think perhaps it is unfortunate, but it seems the united states and our citizens become aware of broadcasting and its indispensable, in irreplaceable role, in the firmament of american life, when there are natural or other catastrophes and calamities that befall us. because it is then that the architecture of broadcasting, a source to everybody and agreed -- in a geographic area. without stress on the system, people realize how valuable broadcasting remains. survey after survey continues to show that broadcasting remains the most important source of journalism. when people just want the facts. you know, the nab, since its founding, in 1923, has had a big tradeshow. only one other time, i think it was the last year of world war ii, was the show cance

gordon chang will join me later. trump giving an update on possible new tests for the wuhan virus. dr. nicole saphier joins me after these quick words. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ [♪] lou: a new study from the new england journal of medicine shows the with you shan virus can survive up to three days on steel and plastic. the same study suggests it falls apart over the course of a day when it's on the surfaces of cardboard. that raises concerns about the virus spreading through packaging. speshts think that the risk to contractin

. >> reporter: detective scott gordon of the fairhaven police department was assigned to the case.is first impression was suicide by carbon monoxide. >> it was apparent that he placed a water pump -- in the rear of his truck. and eventually, he passed away as a result of carbon monoxide from that. >> reporter: to those who knew conrad best, it didn't make sense. had they missed something? conrad had been getting help, taking medication and seemed hopeful about his future. his grandmother remembered him using that very pump to help out his dad just days before. >> i can still see that smile on his face. the -- this little smirky smile that he always had. >> reporter: and his father recalled the two of them working on a job together a week earlier, setting up fireworks on a barge. >> we were -- like, laughing. we're watchin' fireworks. he seemed fine. like when i left, um, the last thing i said to him was, "i love you." and he said, "i love you," back. >> reporter: so his family wondered what pushed him over the edge. as they struggled with their grief, they got comfort from a surpri

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what gordon chang weighs in on this edition of problems. welcome to politicking i'm larry king as the corona virus outbreak worsens in italy japan and the united states china where the pandemic began says its new infection rates have stabilized and the rest of the world trusts the information coming from this chinese government as begin with gordon chang asia x. wait contributor for the daily beast he's in new york what do you make of china's claims you think they've stabilized that gordon. there we don't really know larry because there is now extraordinary information control and the infections to 6 deaths statistics that are coming out of beijing actually support chinese rulers see jim ping's policy of getting chinese workers back to their job sites so it's sort of suspicious now i think that maybe and on where this started maybe they've stabilized but we also know that there are clusters in beijing and some other cities and so cute very well have in these other locations a new virus outbreak but you know as i said because of what beijing

ann gordon: i think it's a, you know, you're beautiful but, kind of situation.ut it's it is a huge change in thinking about political power and governance. in that kind of beacon beacon of freedom role that the united states allegedly plays that that -- we play that role on this -- that we change the underlying assumptions but but we did it with a lot of racial assumptions put in place and with a lot of political compromises that were necessary. we did it in a kind of a messy way. marcia chatelain: when i think about teaching history college students and twanted the vote bt going to get access to it. it did not end theirol work. soledad: even though they weren't working for themselves. they were inspired to keep going in the face of maybe no opportunity at all. marcia chatelain: so they're organizing, they're doing local level things. they're making sure that people aren't languishing in jails like there is power in all of these places that is is outside of the vote. and i think that this is what this anniversary can remind us of that when people are disenfranch

i am nominated by supervisor gordon mar. and i have the honor to be nominated by two different supervisors since i was originally, first time around, a nominee of katie king. i've been -- my term expires on march 31. and i am seeking renomination because i think my work isn't done, or what i can contribute to the advisory council. presently on the advisory council, i serve on the executive committee because i am also the elected second vice president. i also serve on the legislative committee. what that specifically does is we review pending bills that are in the state legislature and follow them as they work their way through, or not, as the case may be. and as they work their way through, if we feel a response is a good idea, we bring to the advisory council a suggestion of writing a letter of support. as far as my background is concerned, i'm a retired registered nurse, and i'm a retired attorney. so i have a medical and a legal background. >> chairwoman: can came first? >> the registered nurse. i was a registered nurse,

firstly, gordon, very sorry to hear about your dad. it's a really tricky situation.sthma, you should be self isolating. and also for the sake of the staff at the hospital who are looking after your dad. if there's anywhere you can skype, that would be ideal. i know these decisions are highly emotional which makes them so, so difficult but for your own sake and for the sake of the staff, if you can possibly avoid going, i really, really would. thank you. peter, this one is from margaret smith. if her carer cannot come into helper, how can she survive? she has multiple health problems and she is housebound, what should she do? important question, this is one of the big challenges we're going to face. maintaining home—based care for individuals who need it. the most important thing right now would be to try and plan for back—up options in the event that your care was not able to come in. if there is a service may be someone in. if there is a service may be someone else in. if there is a service may be someone else can come in. if there is a service may be someone else c

gordon brown, who was 011 people were not.ordon brown, who was on the radio yesterday i think for the day before, at this point, he was very critical of boris johnson's approach so far, so it's clearly a bit of a political dig at him, buti clearly a bit of a political dig at him, but i think there's an acknowledgement that the country has to come through this altogether. in the interconnectedness of all this, that's almost incredible thing about the way that this operates. he needs us the way that this operates. he needs us all to do something together to protect everyone, and i think that that has really kind of exposed some of the ways in which our society operates, and for example things like making sure co—workers are paid adequately communicate short different parts of the economy are supported like delivery drivers of food, i don't think that those jobs we re particularly well food, i don't think that those jobs were particularly well appreciated before this, and suddenly we are starting to see exactly who are the people

i did say to him, "ambassador sondland, gordon, i fear this is all going to blow up."nd here we are. >> stephen: (as hill) "and now that it has, i've prepared a brief statement. 'in your face, in your face, i was right, so suck it-- ( cheers and applause ) so suck it. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( clears throat. "so suck it, you witless wanker'." ( laughter ) sorry, i had a little frog in my throughout. i like her a lot. yesterday, during the impeachment hearings, trump traveled to austin, texas, where he toured an apple manufacturing plant. oh, that must have been confusing for him. ( as trump ) "ah, guys, there's a name for an apple plant. it's called a tree." ( laughter ) while touring the factory, a reporter asked trump how he felt about gordon sondland's testimony: >> what did you make of ambassador sondland's testimony this morning? >> well, i think it was fantastic. i think they have to end it now. he said there was no quid pro quo. >> stephen: no. ( laughter ) no, he didn't. sondland said this: >> was there a "quid pro quo?" the answer is yes. ( laught

to be fair, i remember when gordon brown was chancellor, for many years... prudence!prudence. he had tight control of the budget. and then of course we have been through a period of austerity. ten years. exactly, decade of austerity. this will be a massive leap. it is going to be a massive leap, but i think it is a recognition from the chancellor and the prime minister that a lot of people in the north of england feel they have been left behind. they voted for brexit and they lent their most of the conservative party, expecting something in return. they want early signs that this is going to be delivered in this budget. the other measures that have been taken, the daily telegraph on its front page talks about some of the biggest banks in the uk announcing a mortgage holiday for those of you by coronavirus. so those who have to stay at home and cannot go to stay at home and cannot go to work, that sort of thing. royal bank of scotland, tsp, nationwide, must make saying they will suspend mortgage payments for up to three months. italy, similar move, the finance minister

gordon, good morning. >> good morning, lauren.we need here come from china. how easy is it to repatriate the market? >> well, it's going to take a little bit of time of course because we're talking about a complex manufacturing chain. but it's something we absolutely need to do because china has threatened to cut off the supply of medical protective equipment and pharmaceuticals, if official news agency did that at the beginning of this month and they turned around a ship heading to new york hospitals with protective equipment because they wanted that for its own. peter navarro, the trade advisor, said that china actually nationalized a factory, an american factory producing n-95 masks for the u.s. market. so clearly we're going to have to do this no matter the difficulty. lauren: yeah. and when it comes to sharing medical information about the coronavirus, axios is reporting that if china acted three weeks earlier, if they did more and did it sooner we could have cut the number of infections by 95%, gordon. >> that's right. that

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.>> reporter: margaret gordon is trying to be a calming voice in the neighborhood. she is fall to reduce pollution coming from diesel trucks idling at the port. and while she thinks it makes sense for the ship to dock here she also understands the skepticism of her neighbors. >>> west oakland is the urban toxic soup on multiple levels of pollution in the bay area. we have a variety of things that need to be cleaned up. but with this virus coming about it just adds on to people's fears.>> reporter: miss gordon said she is more afraid of the emissions the ship causes trucks to be backed up. but there is no changing mimi's mind that oakland is getting dumped on once again. >>> oakland does get dumped on a lot. they don't care about oakland. they didn't want to going to san francisco and we don't want it coming to oakland.>> reporter: no one knows how long the ship will be there. for these folks that asked of the uncertainty and the fear.>>> passengers will be disembarking the crew ship throughout the evening. stay with kpix 5 and cbsn bay area for the latest updates as

david: god ples the bless them , gordon thank you. you. >> thank you. david: waffle house closed 418 locations. restaurant chain has such a well-known record of staying open during natural disaster, people that analyzeses chain's activity to know how severe the events are, waffle index is now a index red. >> coming up next, keeping an eye on white house briefing room where president trump's coronavirus task force is scheduled to provide the daily briefing soon. >> as president trump leads the nation through the crisis, where has sleepy joe been? washington examiner's byron york is joining us with that and more after a few quick messages. and that can lower your cost now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? david: on wall street, stocks closed mix, dow up 496. s&p up 28. nasdaq was down about 34. volume on the big board 8.2 billion shares. >> heavy. >> and reminder to listen to lou's reports three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >> a bad day for joe biden, tuesday "washington post" fact checker gave his campaign 4 pinn

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morning so it is really it is generous i for the baseball teams to be providing some support how gordon better known as how the hot tag guide to a's baseball fans estimates that about 40% of his annual income comes from his days as a vendor at the coliseum. >>unlike stadium employees vendors contract with an outside company and make money from commission and tips as a vendor, you know your income depends on how good the team is doing if people come to the stadium i don't think anyone's ever thought of it no one ever came to the stadium and it became completely impossible to do your job that's the current predicament for the thousands of event workers across the major pro sports. the giants estimate, they have about 1500 part-time game day employees the warriors who also established early fund estimate about 1000 soon as we actually start you know getting these months we're not going to have any baseball. >>i know a lot of people they'll be some people who have a job so be ok but there will be some whoever from who will. not really have any other source of income says he kept gordon is t

, gordon greensboro. those works helped me ponder 's texasped ree hood brigade in such an effective unit. did the world the texans came from influence their effectiveness in war? i am talking about expanding beyond questions of wealth and class which are important and were motivations for men to serve. what i wanted to think about was how the world they came from affected not only their decision o serve but the soldiers' effectiveness in combat. able to the families sustain themselves in the absence of their men. did they have requests for assistance? was also wondering what made this unit able to suffer such high casualties and continue to fight? they don't get consolidated. the unit remains of effective well through 1864 despite being in some of the most heavy fighting of the war and suffering as i mentioned tremendous casualties. the texas brigade -- their losses are opposite the norm. it is a 2-1 ratio. most of soldiers -- most of the soldiers died from disease. they were an incredibly hard fighting u

with more details here is our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon.olitics. today he goes on trial accused of multiple sexual offences, all alleged to have happened while he was serving as first minister and leader of the snp. speaking outside court last year, he strenuously denied all the charges he was facing. i'm innocent, and i will defend my position vigorously. alex salmond faces 12 charges of sexual assault and two of indecent assault. they date from 2008 to 2014. ten women are said to have been victims, some of them more than once. among the charges is one attempted rape and one assault with intent to rape. nine of the alleged assaults are said to have been taken place at bute house, the first minister's official residence in edinburgh, including the alleged attempted rape, in which mr salmond is said to have pinned a woman against a wall, removing her clothes and his own before lying naked on top of her. the charges span many years and many locations — a restaurant in glasgow, a nightclub in edinburgh, a car, stirling castle and the scottish

to my right is rules committee member catherine stefani, and seated to my left is committee member gordon mar. i'd like to thank sfgovtv for airing this meeting. mr. clerk, do y

>> jimmy: i'll let them, that's gordon sondland, everybody. [cheers and applause] funny guy.y funny guy. [cheers and applause] in happier news, madison square garden tonight had the 144th annual westminster kennel club dog show, which i guess is fun for the people. but to me, the sad part of the show is that none of the winners are aware that they're in a competition or even what a competition is. all they know is that their owners are lunatics, and anyway, out of all the many fine canines and their owners, this unlikely duo stole the show tonight. that's right. [cheers and applause] the obedience training really paid off. also in new york, tomorrow is the final day of fashion week. fashion week has been going on in new york. this is one of the wildest and most unwearable clothes in the world go on parade. we wanted to have fun with that. we sent a crew to new york to ask fashionistas whether pete rose should be reinstated to major league baseball. we asked the models and designers in new york for fashion week about pete rose, and here's how that went. ♪ >> what are you weari

what gordon chang weighs in on this edition of public. welcome to politicking i'm larry king as the corona virus outbreak worsens in italy japan and the united states china when the pandemic began says his new infection rates have stabilized and the rest of the world trusts the information coming from this chinese government as begin with gordon chang asia x. weight control.

helena wilkinson, emma vardy and lorna gordon, thank you.es announced by the chancellor, rishi sunak, who said there'll be "no limit" to the funds he'll make available to get the uk economy and its workers through the coronavirus crisis. in a move never seen before, the government will help pay the wages of millions of workers in the private sector. they'll pay 80% of their salaries, up to £2,500 a month, backdated to ist march. it will ensure people retain theirjobs, even if their employers can't afford to pay them. alongside that, companies will have their vat payments deferred until the end ofjune, and for the next 12 months universal credit will be increased by £1,000 for the year. mr sunak said he was introducing "unprecedented measures for unprecedented times". our business editor simonjack reports. one of east london's popular social hotspots on a typical saturday. this is what it will look like this weekend. the government tonight ordered the closure of the venues like this, but the effect has already been catastrophic for the hospit

gordon, good to have you with us.h regard to what we are getting -- what we are hearing in terms of information out of china, and wuhan's plan to sort of slowly begin to open, basically two months, they are going to open up april 8th, some of their businesses, transportation systems, and that goes back to february 8th, so it would be a roughly two month period of lockdown for them. do you think that timing looks appropriate? and what do you read, in terms of what is going on in china with the virus right now? >> it's very difficult to tell, martha, because there is this extraordinary suppression campaign about information, but we do know china has been trying to prematurely open itself up. xi jinping, the chinese ruler, started that the first week of february, and what was fascinating was just a few hours ago, we learned they are now closing down theaters across the country, because i think that they are seeing a second wave of infections. so any timetable that the communist party has announced recently is probably go

what gordon chang weighs in on this edition of problems. welcome to politicking i'm larry king as the corona virus outbreak worsens in italy japan and the united states china with a pandemic began says its new infection rates have stabilized and the rest of the world trusts the information coming from this chinese government as begin with gordon chang asia x. weight contributor for the daily beast he's in new york what do you make of china's claims you think they have stable was it good there we don't really know larry because there is now extraordinary information control and the infection statistics death statistics that are coming out of beijing actually support chinese rulers siege in ping's policy of getting chinese workers back to their job sites so it's sort of suspicious now i think that maybe and on where this started maybe they've stabilized but we also know that there are clusters in beijing and some other cities and so cute very well have in these other locations a new virus outbreak but you know as i said because of what beijin

lorna gordon reporting. the time is 18 minutes past one.ters say they remain focused on containing the coronavirus outbreak in the uk but they say they expect the virus to spread in a significant way. coming up, a panorama investigation highlights the dangers of smart motorways. coming up on bbc news, the prestigious indian wells tennis tournament is cancelled due to coronavirus fears, with some of the players already in california. health officials say there is too great a risk to hold the event. the duke and duchess of sussex are making their final official appearance as senior royals today. harry and meghan are attending the commonwealth service at westminster abbey — their last royal duty before they step back from the monarchy. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has this report which contains some flash photography. they've spent the last couple of days fulfilling what are being described as their final formal duties as members of the royalfamily. this was the royal albert hall on saturday night. a packed house for a festival of

gordon, thank you so much.ppreciate it. >> thin thank you, tucker. >> tucker: the coronavirus is now in every state. west virginia was the last. cities are locking down. in a situation like this, does testing for the virus still matter in ways that it once did. fox news medical contributor. he has been following this from day one. doctor, thanks so much for coming on. people who want tests are still frustrated, because they can't get them easily. a lot of criteria to jump through. but doesn't matter question works but i don't think so. i think it matters more. i will tell you why. there is something called the public health numerator. i will tell you what that is. that's people who are showing up in hospitals, and hot spots. i know you new york, for exampl. many of them, i should say, on respirators, on ventilators. that's why you're the president today talking about getting many more ventilators paired we are seeing that in many hot spots. washington state, california, chicago. i have personal information abou

what gordon chang weighs in on this edition of problems. welcome to politicking i'm larry king as the corona virus outbreak worsens in italy japan and the united states china with the pandemic began says its new infection rates have stabilized and the rest of the world trusts the information coming from this chinese government as begin with gordon chang asia x. would contribute a for the daily beast he's in new york what do you make of china's claims you think they have stable was it good. there we don't really know larry because there is now extraordinary information control and the infection statistics death statistics that are coming out of beijing actually support chinese rulers siege and things policy of getting chinese workers back to their job sites so it's sort of.

the man who literally wrote the book about china, gordon.eir wealth, easier said than done. >> well, it is but for some companies commit is easy. but if you have, let's say low tech manufacturing, you can move out six months, nine months and that occurred during the tournament massacre in 1990 where the companies left and then came back. but if you are apple and you are fixed in china with fox con, the contract manufacturer, it will take some time. but neal, they have to do it because manufacturing in china is becoming unsustainable. >> neil: what about china right now? do you feel comfortable in the information they are sharing with the world? >> no, because the communist party is exposing controls on information. doing this because he wants workers to return to their job sites. so they are infection numbers and their death numbers, i think, irving managed to do that. the other thing, neil, as people go back to work because they are forced by the government to do that, they are prolonging the epidemic. because new workers are infecting each

that temperament that gordon. and that came as a brother for the respect to get brother or. boss is going to want to. know if you're to look so certain if. some more. death comes to us all sooner or later but in our modern world death seems to have become slightly remote of course it's everywhere in the media and on social networks but we rarely encounter death 1st hand. early a few decades ago st funeral processions were commonplace but now death is hardly ever seen in everyday life. green didn't championship in hungary an event organized by the hungary an association of grave diggers to promote a more positive image for the funeral service was because. it's. right. there may not be too many spectators but you have to admit the way these guys work is impressive. there's even an element of athletic drama nonetheless we're just watching men dig graves and the idea of fun packed funerals does seem a little farfetched since the media coverage of the sort of the good or short all the little track there was any was meerkat us on the internet the star wars. aka feel and i mean mor