what he didn't give henry?will come back next few minutes to get the last story i wanted get in. henry you set us up on this one it is the tailspin. it was bad that he was going to vice president for eight years that barack obama but he did very poorly in iowa. he did poorly as well and in hampshire. in fa ct poorly as well and in hampshire. in fact so badly he left and went down to suck a lot diverse african—american community bear, and south carolina, will save him. he has very few of them against it looks as though his presidential bid, could be doomed. it begs two questions here. if they could measure but it's always wet, in the early days on both public and democratic sides follow the money. when the donations come into play? that tends to get the momentum when you get the people find a way to mainstream accounting. i didn't donations are going off a cliff. people are thinking they might not like a lizard —— it fact a loser. that doesn't necessarily mean sanders will win. i'm not the kind that. but they ve

henry made a good point.t is a ridge because they don't pay any tax. when i was a lobbyist that cbi, one of the things you used with politicians was if you don't look after this item, think of all the tax you won't get. well, these guys don't pay tax. well, they do but not a lot. they employ a lot of people. there are various other issues going on, presumably, like donations or whatever. we can only speculate. but that's not speculate, let's go do the hard, black and white on the page. henry, take us to the guardian and the coronavirus story. this is significant because it is a metropolis, london, 9 million people. i know braddon is a small city. —— brighton. people. i know braddon is a small city. -- brighton. brighton's great. a chinese woman who lives there, she had been in china, flew into heathrow if you days ago, cold and adjust one—on—one —— nhs 111, but the big question is how many people she may have infected when she was feeling unwell or before she self isolated. these are now trying to trace relat

thank you, henry mance and john rentoul.n the bbc news website at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. from henry, john and myself, good night. next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode, as ever. hello, mark, what have you been watching? interesting week. we have greed — the devil is in the retail. littlejoe — a sci—fi thriller, or is it? is it all in the mind? and like a boss, a comedy that needs to be a lot funnier than it actually is. the devil is in the retail. good tagline. it's a great tagline. so steve coogan stars as sir richard ‘greedy‘ mccready who is kind of a loathsome british retail mogul who has recently been hauled up in front of a bunch of mps to account for himself. this is a fictional tale. fictional, yes. but it will obviously it will ring certain bells for news viewers. he's sunning himself on a greek island, building a coliseum at wh

kick us off, henry. 50 telegraph goes with that. kick us off, henry.emic has really been a story about china and asia, and of the 78,000 cases, 77,000 of them have been in mainland china. what you now have in italy is potentially instances of the disease which are very hard to trace back to china, suggesting it may have taken hold. you've got 150 odd new cases in the last few days, the italian towns are going into lockdown, giorgio armani giving his show behind closed doors, live streamed, so behind closed doors, live streamed, so you behind closed doors, live streamed, so you are seeing a behind closed doors, live streamed, so you are seeing a real fear that it may have taken root and we might be about to see a big uptick in cases in europe. nick the telegraph going with the ankle but a lot of people have been in italy for half term, therefore bring it home. it's obviously going to dominate the news for some time to come, and you were having a very interesting conversation with that scientist at king's college london. i didn't know the definition of a

it is a work in progress, i think, henry. way. it is a work in progress, ithink, henry.in progress, i think, henry. let's have a look at this, talking about how times are changing. children opting for youtube... i times are changing. children opting foryoutube... i mean, the thing is, it's hardly a surprise, is it? well, more and more it is the speed of the change. a whole raft of statistics here. one of the graphs says connected children, so graphs says connected children, so 50% of 10—year—olds now have a smartphone, 80% watching video on demand. the thing that really kind of hooks me is the success of your tube. 45% of youngsters choosing to watch youtube ahead of other streaming services. plummeting numbers watching live television, that was parfor the course for me, and you are a bit younger than me, but also parfor a bit younger than me, but also par for the course for you. i suspect what it is is the algorithms are now so effective that they predict what you as a child, a ten—year—old a 15—year—old, i going to like. and ifind 15—year—old, i going to like. and i fi

coming up, how the acclaimed british sculptor henry moore changed modern art.to the man who wrapped the reichstag in 1995 and a nigerian artist inspired by the oil pollution of her homeland. plus the pioneer who photographed tsarist russia in colour. but first, we go to china where in 1974 an accidental discovery revealed one of the wonders of the world. a vast terracotta army which laid buried beneath the earth for more than 2000 years. archaeologist li xiuzhen worked on the astonishing find. newsreel: it is a vast pottery army that is slowly being unearthed from the tomb where it has lain for more than 2000 years. now to something more modern. the british artist henry moore revolutionised the world of sculpture during the 20th century, changing the way we see the human body and setting his work in a natural landscape. his daughter, mary moore, talks to us now about her memories of her father and the ideas that inspired him. newsreel: the work of henry moore has been seen in almost every country in the world. he has made a staggering total of something like 90

sir henry clinton in 1792 refers to peggy arnold's meritorious services. what are these meritorious services? keeping benedict happy? ironing his shirts? i don't think so. not everyone will agree. another recent book on arnold absolves peggy of any blame et al.. -- at all. i just don't buy that. [inaudible] stephen: yeah. yeah. well, she did -- yeah. well, unfortunately or perhaps fortunately, i have to stick with the facts. not everyone likes -- i've been taken to task before. rogersa book by robert and someone got in touch. "i didn't like the way it ended." have lovedi would him to be a riproaring patriot who went out in a blaze of glory, he died a drunk in london. i can't change that. historical fiction, you can play around with. very quickly on peggy, there is another instance that ehrenberg ried a burr marie woman and peggy stopped by her house. peggy, who had a display of hysterics for the soldiers who came to the house, seems to have been an act to deflect attention from the factor husband had just gone off. , she said i'm tired of this facade and s

susan: as we move into the 19th century, a major figure is henry in the early part of it is henry clayhe also had this concept called the american system. what should we know about that period of time. henry clay's role in what his philosophies were? peter: he is an interesting character that comes out of kentucky. so you think he would be respecting the southern notion of being opposed to tariffs. but, in fact, he is a protectionist and his really promoting tariffs. in order to get people on board with the idea of tariffs, he argues the american system. which has really three elements to it. one, that you charge these high tariffs that will protect industries. that you create a central bank in order to create an economic system that is easier to have monetary exchange. and this appeals to both manufacturers, and to a degree, it appeals to the southern growers, the plantation owners, because they are, of course, selling their cotton abroad. but he also promotes infrastructure. he says that if we charge these tariffs, if we are taxing americans on these goods, raising the price on the g

the work of henry moore has been seen in almost every country in the world.made a staggering total of something like 900 sculptures. as well as thousands of drawings and drafting's. his work seems so co mforta ble drafting's. his work seems so comfortable that you can't believe there was a feeling that it was dangerous, that it was outrageous and that it would defile use. his first exhibition was in 1928. already his work was causing controversy. the art schools that he was studying in called his work ugly and disgusting and he fed on a cesspit. what took people back was a manner of expression that emphasised the sexual nature of his subjects and rejected the realistic treatment of the human figure. it was considered to be primitive, decadent and savage and in a way out was. he wanted to arouse in us deepest forces. a great deal can still be done with 3—dimensional forms as a means of expressing what people feel about themselves and about nature and about the world around them. my father and his generation looked rather to ethnographic works, what they called

henry clinton in 1792 refers to peggy arnold's meritorious services.at are these meritorious services question mark keeping benedict happy? his shirts? -- what are these meritorious services? i just by that. so, no. -- i just don't buy that. >> [indiscernible] >> ok. >> [indiscernible] >> yeah. yeah. >> [indiscernible] >> yeah. she did, but -- >> [indiscernible] >> unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately i have to stick with the facts and not everyone likes -- i have been taken to task before. i wrote a book, and someone got in touch with me -- i didn't like the way it ended. as much as i would have loved for him to have been a riproaring patriot who went out died asze of glory, he a drunken london. that's what happened. i can't change that. historical fiction you can play around with. very quickly on peggy, there's another instance i did not mention. burrberg married -- aaron married. shortly after the treason came infantt, peggy and her son stopped off at the the house.-- peggy initially put on this great display of hysterics when washington's entourag

i want to talk about henry clay.e found on the internet a transylvania college seminar in kentucky in 2011. they invited three people who had been speaker of the house to talk about henry clay. i want to get your reaction to it. [video clip] >> it took you 12 years to become speaker of the house. it took you 20 years, took you 20 years. when you hear about henry clay becoming speaker on the very first day, does it make you feel let kind of a loser? >> a slow learner. if you look at the period to 1860, there was no one person in the united states more responsible for holding our union together then henry clay. >> right outside of what used to be the speaker's office, exactly right outside the door in statuary hall, henry clay. he is looking very distinguished and dapper. he is looking into the distance. you try to imagine as statesman leader, where is he looking? >> at the time henry clay served in the u.s. congress, both in the senate and as speaker was an amazing time in the united states. kentucky, this was the fro

henry, can you ta ke definitely troubling.n you take is to a glimmer of hope, that the number of new infections is going down in china? do you think there is a centre of china beginning to turn a corner? i think that has beena to turn a corner? i think that has been a sense like that over the past few days already, that the lockdown oi'i few days already, that the lockdown on hubei province, the epicentre, has been effective. now we see that this is china patting itself on its back for the measures taken, to some degree, it's true. journal another degree, it's true. journal another degree, it's true. journal another degree, it is putting out the fire, taking on the lessons of sars in 2003, and covering up these infections in the beginning. i think that they way those two against each other to determine how china has performed. in terms of raising awareness, taking necessary precautions and also not raising the alarm. i think is a difficult decision for officials, but is also difficult for us as journalist. absolutely, corona b

chris henry down in morgan hill says i was hopeful for the first image in march but the latest shows this. if we don't get significant rain, it's not going to happen. we are right there. that is dry projected. this goes out to march 8th. okay. it's just not happening so far. i understand what he's saying. last rain was on the 29th of january. .03. santa rosa now 64%. except for the higher clouds there's just not much going on. the direction is still offshore. you see the air flow from livermore to hayward it's more of an easterly direction. so the higher clouds above. that means temps are pretty mild here. the city, sfo out in the 50s already. you can see some 40s to 50s. big 10-degree spread between los altos hills. woodside sleeping in. it's okay once in awhile. 59 down in palm super sings. and mostly sunny. not as warm as yesterday are. there was a hint on friday and i thought they'd take it south. the system's going south on friday. so there's no rain here. if you're in the roofing business you're happy. if your job takes you outside, i get it. you have had a great winter. but mo

in oakland henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is now 4:25. despite safety concerns, bart says crime is down compared to this time yesterday. alvarez says crime is down 18% comparing january of this year to january of 2019. also bart says there's been a big drop in cellphone thefts. in january of last year there were 74 thefts compared to 46 this year. the police chief says a recent increase in uniform officers is paying off. >>> meantime, the chp arrested a man in connection with a violent attack on a bart train. he's accused of beating another bart passenger with a chain after they argued on tuesday. it happened near the lake merit bart station that was headed to daily city. the suspect has not been identified but can be seen on surveillance cameras on the train at the coliseum bart station. the suspect was arrested yesterday by the chp. >>> bart's board of directors could soon make changes to the daily parking fees at the station. the current fee is $3 at all stations except west oakland where it's 10.$50. . >>> time is now 4:26. still ahea

he draws the sunday edition of "henry" until it's canceled in 1994.. to lay down his pencils and brushes altogether, and he begins splitting his time living with his children. >> we just wanted him kind of with us and safe. >> with their father's house empty and cold, don jr. and his siblings worry about their strange inheritance -- the famous painting on the wall that's now possibly worth millions. looking for a safer place, they call the norman rockwell museum and chief curator stephanie plunkett. >> they say, "would you like to exhibit it?" and we, of course, were thrilled because this is actually an icon in rockwell's career. >> did you tell dad? >> yes, and he never said anything. he just nodded. >> ever take dad to see it? >> oh, no. withing a year or two, he went into assisted living. i just thought it was a lot for him to absorb, so i never took him down to the museum. i said, "why put him through that?" >> don trachte sr. passes away in 2005 at age 89, but just as his four children formally inherit "breaking home ties," they start hearing whi

the millennial update, and three, slowing gdp joining us is henry mcvey.come, nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> who does a winner's curse mean >> what happens, and you see this sometimes in delayed stages of a bull market the companies that probably have the best advantage competitively, the market cap goes, the valuation increases, and ultimately it gets harder to compound what you have seen over the past few years is the top leaders have gotten more expensive and said our view has been these are good companies, we obviously operate on the private side, fix these companies up and bring them back to be winners, but ultimately in a public market, people have started to just -- this has been through momentum streejs, and what you just put on the tape earlier, we see the same type of pushback from moody's where we think there's a pretty big shift where last year was somewhat of an end of the total addressable market, where someone -- where it's going to be a time where you want to focus on cash flow and you see, i think when we look back from three

moving back on his pernal line, we came to susanan henry hoover.hey're michael's third great-grandparen. we found them in indiana in 10 listed in the minutes of a group known as the whitewater friends. >> henry hoover, as it turns out, is related to my great-grandfather rbert hoover. no we're no serious genealogists at "firing line," but it appears that you and ico are sixtins once removed. >> yes. so now people right now at home are trying to adjust their screen 'causthey're trying to figure out what happened here. i know. let me just say, obviously, your branch of the family ended up okay. ours was -- there was probably too much moonshine. >> well, they're all quakers. i don't know if any of themdr k. >> actually, that's true. is that we -- our ancestors past are quakers. >> they were pacifists.is >> pac. >> they were abolitionists. >> they were abolitionists. and when he told me i was related to one of the 45 presidents, i wa like, thinking, "oh, you know, kennedy or, y, maybebama." you know, he's got the irish wing. >> so, here's what you tweet

meanwhile, henry stayed in his vietnam as the ballots were counted.t was a large victory all the way. ♪ with the victor far from the scene of his triumph, his son george faced a barrage of questions from reporters. he said he felt his father would remain at his post for the time being. the ambassador would work in south vietnam when he got the order to report to defense secretary mcnamara. he could not discuss politics, but the man who emerged into international prominence as ambassador to the united nations may have uprooted the chances of both goldwater and rockefeller. ♪ missouri to pennsylvania, river towns have been inundated by the rising waters of the ohio and its tributaries and other packaging rivers. kentucky and ohio have been especially hard-hit. there is nothing amusing about this amusement park. coney island near cincinnati. --h of this was watched away washed away. damage in the area is estimated in the millions of dollars. there is some irony in the fact that the nearby racetrack is known as river downs. ♪ at cincinnati, the crest of t

with me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones and broadcaster, henry bonsu.dy in.t according to the daily telegraph, the uk defence secretary could be in the firing line as the prime minister is set to reshuffle his cabinet. the financial times has a front page story on coronavirus with chinese authorities accused of under—reporting the number the metro focuses on the 83 people who've been quarantined at arrowe park hospital on the wirral. they will be allowed to leave on thursday after their test results for the coronavirus came back as negative. bernie sanders is now the democratic candidate to beat after he came out on top at the new hampshire primary. that's on the front page of the guardian. joe biden now looks to south carolina to try and stay in the race. and the times features a story about how borisjohnson is preparing to water down plans for sanctions on social media companies amid concerns about a backlash from tech giants. so let's discuss some of that band when our reviewers. do you want to identify fast? start us off at the telegraph. one is fig

30pm, we'll be taking a second in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers lord digby jones and henryay with us for that. good evening. a ninth person has tested positive for coronavirus in the uk. the woman flew into london from china and was tested after developing symptoms. the man at the centre of the main outbreak in the uk — steve walsh — a businessman from east sussex, has now been discharged from hospital after being given the all—clear. he'd caught the virus on a business trip to singapore. the world health organization says the number of new infections in china is stabilising, but that it's too early to say if the epidemic has passed its peak. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. tonight at st thomas‘ hospital in central london, the ninth patient with the coronavirus in the uk is being treated — a woman who flew into heathrow from china recently. she didn‘t have any symptoms when she arrived. another patient, meanwhile, was leaving the same hospital — steve walsh — after a full recovery from the virus, and no longer contagious, according to the nhs. he‘d contracted in

before i get to that, your honor thesis was henry clay, senator henry clay. that inspired you to want to be senator? >> guest: i've got an interest in politics in school. i ran for president of the student body in high school. big high school, very contentious race. >> host: you said you were hot. >> guest: i one. i begin to follow politics. i member at age 14 when the conventions were really the coverage of convention were really dull. they would focus on the podium and listen to all the speeches on tv drama or were used to come is a big zenith radio and we will would listen to the whole thing ono the radio. >> guest: purdy boring. you may havety been doing this t i thought i was probably the only 14-year-old in america. maybe you were watching, too. watching those things from gavel toto gavel. i began to try to practice this crap to see if i i could get gd at it.d and i ran for president of student council in college and law school, and clay was the most famous t politician in kentucky. >> host: what about clay inspired you most? >> guest: outhe fact that h

henry, you were around you saw the dotcom bubble.omparisons with the tesla chart to that period of time, b this chart has been stratospheric as well they haven't started service yes, there's long-term targets in place, but the move we've seen in this name, does it feel like that to you >> it's a speculative play toy that's fine. speculation can be fun and lucrative. at some point, virgin galactic, will trade at 20 to 25 timeser that doesn't mean if there are no earnings today it will go to zero it means at some point in the future, they have to merge if you were speculating in virgin galactic, and want to be investing, saying this is a good price, you want to draw on your spreadsheet how many people are they going to send people into space every day, every year? what's the profit on each one of those people you run some numbers if they charge $250,000 per person, how much income do they have to have to support the current market cap you're getting into thousands of people a year going into space paying full price. there's lot of room

in iowa and the democratic party has scrapped its plans to use an app to tell you about >> skyler henry, cbs news, the white house. >> early voting is underway in texas and california. today is the deadline to register to vote in our state. if you missed it, you can file for same-day registration and your vote will be counted. for everything you need to know before you cast your ballot go to a special section on our website at www.kpix.com . >>> coming up on kpix 5 news at 12:00, a fiery crash leaves a nascar driver in serious condition and what led up to the city . >>> plus of the credit viruses taken a toll on the bay area tech industry. >>> we are watching our temperatures rise and here is a beautiful ibook across the tri- valley where you can see plenty of sunshine and it is going to turn chilly tonight. i will have your details coming up. >> and do not forget we are streaming right now on cbsn bay area, and you can find us on www.kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders

henry lee live for us now. henry, you're just learning of an arrest in this case. >> reporter: heather, within the last few minutes, the sheriff's office confirmed they have arrested wiley fuchia. now the suspect's booked on suspicion of murder. santa clara sheriff's investigators went door-to-door in mountain view. they were looking for surveillance video, and other evidence, hoping to find whoever killed a woman in this home in a quite tree-lined street. the victim had rented part of the property through airbnb. >> i know he had a couple of tenants and things, but i didn't know about the airbnb until recently. >> reporter: i've learned that an attorney was the one who called 911, and referred to a confidential source. the attorney said there had been a homicide at the home. so far, authorities haven't released her name, or revealed how she was killed. >> terrible. and i understand that i had just come back with my girls when this happened. >> reporter: she's shocked by what happened. >> nothing really happens

live in castro valley, henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> henry, thank >>> the ntsb ha findings involving the debtly crash involving a tesla. the tesla model x crashed as a result of the car's autopilot system and the driver's des traction by a mobile device. the board says that walter wong was playing a video game, when the car's autopilot feature caused it to veer onto a median, and crash into a barrier on highway 101. tesla ignored its recommendation about a year before this crash to take precautions to prevent drivers from inappropriately using the driver assist feature. >> we issued two recommendations to six automobile manufacturers. of the six, five of those manufacturers have responded favorably, stating that they are working to implement that recommendation. but sadly one manufacturer has ignored us, and that manufacturer is tesla. >> tesla has not responded to the hearing, but has said it is intended for driver assistance, that drivers must be ready to intervene at all times. >>> a local health emergency it to prepare for the pop arrival of the coronavirus. the mayor said there

skyler henry, cbs news, washington, d.c. >> descendents of stone will not start right away. the judge considers the motion for a new trial. >>> a look at the winners and losers of the latest democratic debate which was one of the most fiery yet. natalie brand reports most were targeted at newcomer michael bloomberg. >>> michael bloomberg was in the spotlight and under fire from fellow candidates eager to attack the competitor who has been rising in the polls. >> i like to talk about who we are running against. a billionaire who calls women fat . and i am not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> elizabeth warren was his toughest critic. >> we have a very few nondisclosure agreements. >> hammann is not? back but all candidates have their sights set on the mayor and brought attacks on his policy. >> he had policies in new york city of stop and frisk which went after african-american and latino people. >> the policy was abhorrent, and it was a violation of every right that people have. >> reporter: ben mike bloomberg said he was embarrassed i stop an

skyler henry reports health officials are working on the cost of the u.s. response. >> reporter: wall street opened higher at the start of trading tuesday only to drop into negative territory as the day wore on and the dow jones plummeted 1000 points over concerns about the spread of the coronavirus incites china. italy says more than 300 people have been infected and the outbreak has spread to sicily and in rome they took precaution. >> we're just washing our hands. >> the centers for disease control and prevention warned americans against unnecessary travel to south korea which now has 1000 cases, the second most outside of china. in india president trump tried to downplay fears of outbreak in the united states. >> you may ask about the coronavirus, which is very well under control in our country. >> reporter: the president is asking for $2.5 billion to buy the spread of the illness. federal health officials briefed senators about a situation here on capitol hill this morning. lawmakers are mixed on whether 2.5 billion is enough. >> i can't wait. the admi

come up, henry. come up, henry. representative joe wilson.- william timmons, ralph theing, tom rice, and chairman of the south carolina republican party drew mckissick. [cheering] hi, fellas. >> whoo! whoo! whoo! whoo! pres. trump: great. come here. >> thank you, mr. president. >> whoo! [clapping] [cheering] >> whoo! pres. trump: and, as i introduce somebody, i'll just say stay there because it was great but he got hit hard. he's a very special man, retired marine corps major general. and most of you know, he received the congressional medal e. livingston.es james, just relax. where's james? he got hit hard. [applause] thank you, james congressional medal of honor winner. thank you, james. they are great, brave people. you know, we have the congressional medal of honor, and we have the presidential medal of freedom. and they are both the highest one is one civilian, military and i would say getting the presidential medal of freedom is much less painful, because when a read them off, like with james and with so of -- so many of the congression

skyler henry, manchester, new hampshire. >> president trump leaves for new hampshire to hold a rally tonight to have you covered on all things campaign 2020 here on kpix 5 and on our website at www.kpix.com with a special section dedicated to the california upcoming primary. >>> a man accused of shooting new york city police officers will appear in court today. robert williams was rusted sunday morning after police say he opened fire at a station house in the bronx. a police lieutenant was shot in the arm and the neighbor for the same suspect opened fire on two officers in a police van. >>> a memorial service today honoring three members of a family killed in a helicopter crash. john altobelli and his wife and daughter were traveling with kobe bryant and his daughter and four others. the service will begin at 4:00 pm today at angel stadium in anaheim with a memorial for all victims favorite 24th at the staples center. >>> hackers in china church with one of the largest data breaches in history and how the justice department said it all went down. >>> severe rain trying to land in the

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> a new case of the coronavirus has surfaced in california. the patient is hospitalized in napa where a second case is now under investigation. the patients were among those eacuated from the quarantined cruise ship in japan. today hundreds of passengers were finally able to disembark. about 500 passengers are expected to leave today. 88 new cases of the coronavirus surfaced on the ship, bringing the total number to 542 confirmed cases. 14 american passengers tested positive after they were evacuated and flown to military bases in california and texas. there are now at least 29 confirmed cases in the u.s. in an earlier group an american man was taken to a hospital in omaha when he developed a fever after evacuating the ship. he has just been diagnosed with the coronavirus. his wife said he's getting good care. >> the care where we are is supposed to be top in the country, so i'm not in fear at all that he won't have a whole recovery. >> new cases of the coronavirus in china appear to be slowing. health officials say the confirmed number of new

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >>> mike bloomberg is fighting back after a rough showing at his first democratic presidential debate. his rivals took turns slamming the former new york city mayor on everything from race to sexual harassment at his company. most hopefuls are looking forward to tomorrow's caucus. another debate in south carolina next week where bloomberg will face off again with his rivals again. laura podesta is here in new york. how critical is it for bloomberg to come out stronger in this next upcoming debate? >> reporter: very critical if he wants to emerge as the front-runner for the moderates then he needs to show on stage alongside other strong moderate candidates like buttigieg, joe biden and amy klobuchar he has the best chance to beat trump in november. mike bloomberg said he's not going anywhere. he's moving on after his rough debate debut. on wednesday in las vegas the other candidates took turns bashing bloomberg's wealth, politics and record on race and gender. >> the real winner in the debate last night was donald trump. because i worry that we may

crime reporter henry lee said the person at home had time to react. >> it's happened again. a woman in the oakland hills came face to face with armed intruders inside her home. the normally peaceful hiller high lands neighborhood unnerved by the latest home invasion in the area. >> i think it's surprising. it's a pretty general quiet neighborhood. you hear about these things time and time again. >> it started the way it often does with a knock at the door. you can see a masked man peaking through the window of a home on grand view drive. getting no answer, he keeps on knocking and keeps on looking inside. less than two minutes later he returned with a second man. they seemed to notice the camera and then this happens. after moving the camera up and away. they smashed the glass and the dead bolt. the woman who lives in the house went to see what's going on and one of the men pointed a gun at her. officers convergeded on the neighborhood. the intruders had already taken off. ben ricada's in-laws live down the street. >> hopefully we can come together and get a community soluti

. >> skyler henry reportings on the health and impact growing globally. >> the dow opened higher wednesday morning as wall street tries to bounce back. they are trying to gauge how the coronavirus outbreak will impact the global economy. >> we'll get out on the other side of this, but for now there are more unknowns than knowns. >> italy is reporting about 350 cases prompting the to issue a advisory asking u.s. citizens to use caution when traveling there. pope francis offered prayers for the victims as many in the crowd were masked to protect themselves. in south korea workers disinfected buses to stop the illness. a 23-year-old soldier tested positive for the virus. president donald trump will discuss the u.s. response to the coronavirus. senior white house officials say the president is frustrated that stom have spooked investors with dire predictions. >> we need everybody to think about this and dust off their pandemic plans if they are a health department. >> the c ask c's dr. anne slightly walked back the agency's warning that it is not a question of if it will spread in the u.s., bu

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any sane person would be in court. >> reporter: henry lee, ktvu, fox news. >>> it's now 4:06. mohammed nuru, the embattled public works director in san francisco resign from a fraud investigation, one month after he was arrested with a san francisco restaurant owner, trying to bribe a commissioner to get a restaurant space at sfo. prosecutors claimed that mohammed nuru was engaged in four other public corruption schemes and he has not been formally charged in any cases. >>> a chp officer in the bay area is accused of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl. prosecutors have charged 34- year-old, brian watkins, of fremont, with three felony counts following the arrest last month. ktvu spoke to his alleged victim, now 18 years old and they are not revealing her identity since she was a minor at the time. she said she met him at a condo complex in fremont in 2017. >> i went to the police and told them that he and i had a sexual relationship when i was 16. >> reporter: did he know you were 16 at the time? >> yes, he does. >> reporter: that didn't bother him? >> no. >> watkins is he

skyler henry, cbs news, washington. >> word wide the coronavirus is blamed for killing more than 2800 people mostly in china and sickening 8300 in at least 53 countries. mexico also just announced its first case this morning. >>> stay with kpix 5, kpix.com and cbsn bay area for continuing coverage on the coronavirus concerns. >> on to campaign 2020, the eve of the south carolina primary and the democratic president hopefuls are set to hold at least 16 events across that state. the latest poll shows former vice president joe biden may be posed for a big win there. he has 20 points over bernie sanders who has 16%. billionaire tom steyer has 15%. cbs's ed o'keefe reports with a bay den win looking likely, contendered are spreading out across the country. >> this nation isn't looking for a revolution. it is looking for results. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden travels through south carolina and has a familiar talking point with work with obama vowing to build on the healthcare. >>> his lead isn't stopping opponents from raising concerns if he has what it takes to go the distan

cbs reporter skyler henry is live in manchester, new hampshire and will break down the race. where do candidates stand right now? >> reporter: well, good evening veronica. it's a tight race at the top between senator bernie sanders and former south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. both of them were the leaders coming into this stemming off the information we received from the iowa caucuses, and it seems to be that way now according to a cbs news battleground tracker poll. but a few daily local polls here are saying that senator amy klobuchar is gaining significant ground based off her performance on friday night's debate. over the last 3 days, she's received $3 million of fund raising to go in her campaign war chest ifyou will, and she's received a lot of notable endorsements. it would be interesting to see what happens here come tomorrow's primary in new hampshire. >> it is going to be interesting. i wanted to ask you, what can we expect after the new hampshire votes are finally cast? >> reporter: so, the front runners are going to have their momentum and they're hoping t

to: mike henry speaking bloomberg earlier.to us now, the leader of the team covering mining, metals, and stocks. good to see you. the numbers look pretty good. we'll talk about glencore in just a moment. if you are mike henry and you're running any of these big companies, how much visibility do you have in terms of the impact the coronavirus is going to have? >> it seems like not a lot. everyone is waiting for when we will get the details of how bad the coronavirus is. we are starting to see that, apple with the big announcement today. bhp saying it will be waiting for it. glencore mentioned they are still looking to find out. if you look at the market, especially the copper market that moves to things like the coronavirus, there was a big selloff earlier in the month. so far things have been holding steady which to me says people are waiting for what will be the next big data point and the next information to send things in one direction or the other. we had martin gilbert on the board of glencore on earlier and he was not th

in 1898 america had one black congressman in the entire country, one black congressman, george henry white and he was from north carolina and he represented a district in the southern part of the state adjacent to wilmington, he was harassed, he and his family were harassed and basically run out of office by white supremacist, he said in 1900 he was not going to run for reelection, he was leaving the state and parting words were, i cannot live in north carolina and be treated as a man and after that george henry white left office in 1900, no black citizens from north carolina served in congress until 1992. almost a century later. now, after those 3 black aldermen were evicted at gunpoint in 1888 no served in city council until 1972, wasn't that long ago. the coup also installed white supremacy and jim crow as official state policy for nearly 20 years, it inspired white supremacists across the south, let me give you one example, in georgia in 1906 there was a statewide election campaign and the white supremacists there were trying to figure out a way to deny blacks the votes and steal

henry, talk is through the game you enjoy.tive, you are building things. if you couldn't do that, how would you feel? i would feel a bit sad because i would be quite bored all the time. some of the comments coming in. ryan, teacher, says don't need your phone doing homework. as a teacher of year 6 we encounter problems with children misusing social media. we encourage books or laptops for research. there is no social media on his phone. they don't have that. you can message people but neither have access to social media. what did you say when asked you about tiktok? i don't have tiktok because it's very complicated. it's do you like tiktok and all the dance routines? i said but i don't create videos because it's hard and because i don't want to reveal where i may live. that's very clever and that's really important, you are around all this and you are conscious about that as well. they learn a lot in school about internet safety these days and there was one occasion where henry was playing a game on line and came up to me and

we sat, this is when my book - - henry allen and his wife.four of us on the veranda at the hotel. and telling stories. she said to me, you got to write a book. you can't let the stories go. i hadn't thought about it at the time. there's something, i love history. when you walk the halls of the hall of fame and you see all that and the people in it and why they're in it and how they're in it. i said it's overwhelming and that's all i can say. it really overwhelming. >> tell me what you think about the future of baseball. there's talk about shortening the game. having to make it more whatever. more prone to understanding today's world. kids are planning baseball in the same way in little league. i still believe it's always going to be a sport that ties us together but i'd love to hear your thoughts about this. >> say this from the start. again, history is important. i've heard this for years about baseball. in 1958, there was a fourth editor of the milwaukee journal. not one of the great human beings of all time. but anyway, he wrote a column t

as henry lee tells us, city officials said it's time for new leadership.>> the oakland