goss urn welcome bk to the newshour. so what do these new otbreaks south koreaitaly, iran tell us? >> mean one of the toustones we have all been looking for is whether or not you will hav mini epidemics that are sustained in the community, outside of china.eg that is ning to happen. so i think many of us feel that we a i on the pre pis of something-precipice of something very new where we spread and we probably are having silent transmissions in many countries and just not picking it up. oodruff: there were a couplef things in that answer i want to pick up on.o when you saiderning the spread is happening, how is it spreading? >> well, st basically spreadk human to hum. i mean initially somebody was in contact wi soebody from china. so for example in iran, there is a lot of interchange between iran and china. the virus and thn they've beenht silently transmitting it in the community. by the time you pick it up, it's already spread quite widely. woodruff: so when you say silently transmitting, what does that reffe to. >> it r to the fact that, you know, they're not detectable. what a

tweeted in praise of mr bowers 111 case involving former presidential advisor well just responding to mr goss criticism the president has not tweeted that he has the legal right to interfere in criminal cases. teenage climate activist gratitude for his place praised young people for keeping up their protests but her valentine's day message for older generations 6 was much less friendly accusing them of mounting empty words and not taking the climate crisis seriously she was attending her 1st fridays futures probe protest in her home country since last may. scientists. say temperatures there have risen above 20 degrees celsius for the 1st time ever this follows the hottest january on rec orders now warning that if the trend continues it could have dramatic and unforeseeable effects on sea levels. the news of the record temperature coincided with a big break in the ice on pine island an iceberg 300 square kilometers an area calved from a glacier last weekend giant blocks of ice have always broken off antarctica as ice shelves but in places like pine island the losses are speeding up scientists

mike bloomberg's health department made sure the city goss the vaccine and he screwed up. government prioritized the fat cats object squall street over women and children who needed the vaccine. before you say bernie wouldn't do that, it works both ways. can you manage if the left got the vaccine and who didn't. knowing under socialized medicine there would be such a small supply. if we could get any. we would all suffer. there what be very few vaccines and i never trust government to get this stuff right. private markets where everyone has equal opportunity is the on system that works. joining me, fox news contributor deneen borelli live from cpac. i look at all that's unfolding right now, and i look at the finger pointing and the blame game so many networks are so angst to engage in. and i'm disappointed. there is one type you want to cop together and confront a threat, it would be now, would it not? >> you are absolutely right. they are all about continuing to device our country, trish. you laid the story out perfectly how government was in control at the time during th

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nbc news' stephanie goss with what happened inside that courtroom. >> reporter: facing a withering cross examination, jessica mann sobbed so uncontrollably today, they had to end early. she says harvey weinstein sexually assaulted her, including an alleged rape, one of the allegations central to this trial the defense argued they were in a consensual relationship that lasted years, suggesting it was mann who took advantage of weinstein. the defense attorney asking, you manipulated harvey weinstein every time you continued to see him after each sexual encounter. how i handled it to survive and process things i guess you can say manipulation the defense not letting up >> you made him think you wanted it? >> yes, i would put a face on. he highlighted dozens of text messages and e-mails exchanged between the two. you sent him e-mails telling him how wonderful he was you sent him e-mails thanking him, you sent him e-mails asking for things yes. the defense says she wanted help with her career i did want to be associated with him, but i was afraid of his unpredictable nature i was happy he was

worked people from their position basically breaching this agreement and then in 2 years mr porter goss said we just lost these documents that mr bush started my government would come to find it then you were in my in my office. and this man is now a bad enough so that you asked china and russia make it was more dangerous and he is saying that we just called it germany is prepared to become more involved including militarily when they read it my 1st reaction wasn't go in and 9 domke it north militarily please you know you already bought in of all military units yugoslavia for the 1st time since 945 german soldiers were on the foreign oil in yugoslavia in 1999 your gold in a vault in afghanistan militarily stalled doing it you know what we need is the last all of you would not war over you if i had a question you really want to jump in so we're going to go i don't. want to go to swot class because that's an important aspect because the problem now under this new law a new liberal policy is the reason it's destroying the west it's also alec's of the mcwhirter others because neither the po

[inaudible] >> you're all asking these political questions goss mitch mcconnell, he is interested in politics, we are interested in finding the truth. >> has lisa michalski have issues with the partisanship that you agree? >> i'm not gonna tell you what she said. i went to her last night and she said nobody could come to an agreement. i said i went to mcconnell three times before i sent the letter that asked for witnesses and documents and said let's negotiate a bipartisan agreement, he was not interested. after he sent the letter i met with mcconnell and said let's negotiate. i said not if you have witnesses and documents, he was not willing to negotiate. that's what created the rift, we were willing to sit down and talk. >> relating to the riff that you talk about, earlier leader mcconnell said despite the partisan divide that has occurred he does still think there are things that congress can get done together. you agree that? >> i always want to try, but is laughable. this is leader mcconnell dick durbin mentioned that we have amendments on the floor leader mcconnell has day afte

. —— ‘sjohn goss. patches of frost around at the moment.we start the day on friday. a fairamount of how we start the day on friday. a fair amount of sunshine on the charts. the northern ireland through the afternoon in cloud over with rain. at the same time we will see the wind strength and in western scotland. eventually reaching 50—60 mph in gusts. as we had was the afternoon or evening. through friday night the ben bray will ward pushing eastwards a cross night the ben bray will ward pushing eastwards across the uk. a windy night across the country. the rain sensor easter showers as later on. given the strength of the window mild night. temperatures turn in norwich and london. onto the weekend, saturday a bright start of the day was some sunshine. the winds are to pick up as this band of rain blows into northern ireland and scotland. 60—70 mph. stillappeals in scotland. some disruption to transport for these areas. with this strengthening winds it will start to feel colder. while to come on sunday. the storm arose off the atlantic. here

mike bloomberg's health department made sure the city goss the vaccine and he screwed up. government prioritized the fat cats object squall street over women and children who needed the vaccine. before you say bernie wouldn't do that, it works both ways. can you manage if the left got the vaccine and who didn't. knowing under socialized medicine there would be such a small supply. if we could get any. we would all suffer. there what be very few vaccines and i never trust government to get this stuff right. private markets where everyone has equal opportunity is the on system that works. joining me, fox news contributor deneen borelli live from cpac. i look at all that's unfolding right now, and i look at the finger pointing and the blame game so many networks are so angst to engage in. and i'm disappointed. there is one type you want to cop together and confront a threat, it would be now, would it not? >> you are absolutely right. they are all about continuing to device our country, trish. you laid the story out perfectly how government was in control at the time during th

the company says though pete goss a breach between 6090 miles per hour across the bay, there are no public safety power shutoff during this wind event they say soil moisture levels remain high. due to all the winter rain that we've received however, the company has activated its local emergency centers to help with response time now to get a check of our weather forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to find out how much longer these. >>gusty winds are going to last beyond right now we're getting a little bit of a break from those double digit wind speeds but during the overnight hours and into your monday morning commute we are going to notice a dangerous monday morning drive, let's take a look at our wind advisory right now we are seeing widespread wind advisories, not just for our highest peaks, but also for most of our valleys and bay area coastline and current wind speeds out there right now breezy in the single digitsin some areas but we're noticing sustained winds at around 20 miles per hour or less the wind speeds and wind gusts will increase once again during the overnight

this is directly annal goss, they had a process that worked. >> it reminds me of a consumer electronics show. here's a toaster connected to a phone app. 24 seems like a legitimate technology. >> iowa and new hampshire, they only carry the weight that we give it. we learned this is a delegate race. just for context, iowa has 41, new hampshire 24, nevada 36, south carolina 54 and next week there's 1400 delegates, okay? >> there's a distinction between two types of campaigns. a campaign that is going to be catapulted through momentum. and the sanders campaign, i think the warren campaign. the bloomberg campaign. very different campaigns i'd yo logical logically. because of the way their funding works. which is big crowd source fund-raising, and in the case of michael bloomberg, i have billions of dollars. they're in a position to gain out ahead of time. >> they're going to eat off the land. >> eugene robinson, thank you all very much. coming up, we don't yet have the results of iowa's democratic caucus, and candidates have moved on into new hampsh

i'm curious if you agree now from the veil of ignorance as a principle, would you agree that whoever goss of delegates, 50 or 100, that should be the nominee? >> i think in general what plouffe said is right. you have to take a look at the nature of the campaign and a whole lot of factors in the campaign we don't know yet. in general i think it is a fair statement to say it would be very divisive, the convention would have to explain to the american people, hey, candidate x kind of got the most votes and won the most delegates in the primary process but we're not going to give him or her the nomination. i thisnk that would be a very divisive moment for the democratic party. >> finally, business on capitol hill today, the budget committee c chair in the senate said he was not going to have a hearing on the president's budget because it would turn into i think he said like an anti-trump fest. what do you make of that? >> i know, isn't it terrible that opponents of donald trump can criticize him? gee, what kind of world do we live? my goodness, republicans understand we all have to bow down

. >> and i thought oh, my goss, i just started sobbing and sobbing. >> you were molested. >> yes. >>dn't think, i'm a victim, i should call the police. >> no, it didn't even cross my mind. >> she thought no one would believe her but she knew she had to report it, on may 30th, 1994, she wrote this letter to the acting chair of columbia ob/gyn department. the letter details two separate prolonged breast exams, pulling very hard on the nipple, awkward and uncomfortable positioning, fondled her genitalia running two fingers up and down. she knows columbia received the letter because two weeks later, the chairman, dr. harold fox. >> i will immediately follow up your express concerns and have a discussion with dr. hadden. you may expect a response from me. >> you didn't hear back from him? >> no. >> you didn't hear back from risk management? >> no, never heard anything. i thought this is columbia, they will keep this letter. they will put it in a file, whatever they keep on their doctors, it will be there in a prom negligent way, marked, and surely in the next few years, he'll get either v

that's why the market goss down. but if you have enough distance from it two months into it the market was going on. >> if you believe enough positive things are in place that it is going to be a buy for a longer term investor, at what point do you have the confidence to come on the television and say you know what now i think it has gotten too much. today's 3.5% may not be enough >> off our all-time highs. >> you are fielding the calls from people if. >> when i feel comfortable is when you stop seeing the geometr geometric progression of other cases into other countries i haven't sold anything today haven't bought anything today. i feel like we are in a middle ground depending on your time frame, if you bought during any market correction you made money. when is your point of return when do you get that return? i think you can buy things cheaper than what they are today. >> he want to ask you a question you mentioned the difference between relative value and absolute value there is a very large sector in the s&p tha

it is still pretty windy, goss getting up to 60 mph today.w over the hills with blizzard conditions across scottish hills through saturday, significant accumulations of snow to be expected. further south the day does use two showers with significant accumulations of rain to be expected. there will still beef strong winds nationwide and then through saturday night you get this next pulse of rain. this one looks set to move into southern wales where you have got warnings for 20 to 40 millimetres of rain which is enough to call some localised flooding. that pressure system localised flooding. that pressure syste m m oves localised flooding. that pressure system moves into europe, following that, although the flood will be loitering across southern england, we begin to bring damp weather here for a we begin to bring damp weather here fora time, we begin to bring damp weather here for a time, with the best of the sunshine in scotland, northern ireland, northern england although there will be some wintry showers in there will be some wintry showers