>> reporter: hi, alex, that's right, this rally is just getting under way. few minutes ago an interesting thing happened. marianne williamson, a former candidate who dropped out some time ago, she took to the stage and endorsed bernie sanders. she grew up in houston, hoping to lend whatever help to sanders here in the state of texas. sanders is here in texas because it's one of the biggest prices on super tuesday, march 3rd. just a couple of contests away. sanders has gathered a huge crowd here. he's hoping that he can do the same thing in texas that he did in nevada. one of the big questions that's been facing these candidates as they move away from the 90% white states of iowa and new hampshire was how they would do with expanding their coalition with more diverse voters. sanders showed what he could do in nevada, he won so many segments of the population. he won latino voters. he did better with black voters than he did back in 2016 even though he still lost them to joe biden. he won almost every age group except for 65 and over. he won women, he won men,

is just a branch of the english party they are told directly what to do and see finally james says hi alex we all know labor is finished in scotland they stab the country in the back in 2014 they took their voters for granted. now at the beginning of the peloponnesian war in $430.00 b.c. this syrian general paid a cleese thought to keep his people safe and secure behind the walls of athens it proved a fitful decision as a pandemic probably of typhus or smallpox wiped out half of the city's population of $300000.00 far more casualties than even the spartan army could have affected it is an indication that the right human history disease has been the real enemy the.

is just a branch of the english party they are told directly what to do and see finally jim says hi alex we all know labor is finished in scotland they stab the country in the back in 2014 they took their voters for granted. now at the beginning of the peloponnesian war in $430.00 b.c. the syrian general paid a cleese thought to keep his people safe and secure behind the walls of athens it proved a fitful decision as a pandemic probably of typhus or smallpox wiped out half of the city's population of $300000.00 far more casualties than even the spartan army could have affected it is an indication that right human history disease has been the real enemy the 20th century saw the a padded to victory of antibiotics or the highly infectious bacterial plagues but vital infections proved it tougher opponent only controllable through specific vaccines thus 100 years ago the flu pandemic killed up to 50000000 people worldwide 5 times the number of the millions who died and the bloody carnage of flanders field. over the last generation that it's 5 this is killed millions before only recently being

is just a branch of the english party they are told directly what to do and see finally james says hi alex we all know labor is finished in scotland they stab the country in the back in 2014 they took their voters for granted now at the beginning of the peloponnesian war in 430 b.c. this didn't share know perfectly thought to keep his people safe and secure behind the walls of athens approved fitful decision as a pandemic probably of typhus or smallpox wiped out half of the city's population of $300000.00 far more casualties than even the spartan army could have affected it is an indication that right human history disease has been the real enemy the 20th century saw the a padded to victory of antibiotics or the highly infectious bacterial plagues but vital infections proved it tougher opponent only controllable through specific vaccines thus 100 years ago the flu pandemic killed up to 50000000 people worldwide 5 times the number of the millions who died and the body carnage of flanders field over the last generation the aids virus has killed millions before only recently being subject to

. >> reporter: well hi, alex. i had a chance to go inside for about an hour during the ceremony today. it really was such an emotional tribute to a sports icon and his daughter. there was laughter, and tears, amend some amazing performances and speeches, all to the life of a legend. remembering kobe bryant at the staples center, nearly 1 month after the basketball star and his daughter gianna were killed in a helicopter crash. tens of thousands of fans, many wearing the lakers colors of purple and yellow packed the house that kobe built. >> it seems to me that all we can do is be grateful for the time we had with them, and for the time we have left with each other, and that's all. >> kobe's widow, vanessa bryant was received by thunderous applause, and needed a minute to compose herself before thanking the crowd. >> i miss you. all of you. every day. i love you. >> reporter: this specific date, 2/24/2020, very symbolic to the bryant family. gianna wore number 2 on her basketball team, 24 being kobe's number on the

his daughters and new wife wendee gathered to embrace him. son alexaveling, called in for an update. >> we're all at the jail right now just waiting for your dad. it's alex. >> we hadn't given him a hug in a year. we haven't been able to see him in person in a year. >> i love you guys. >> it was so wonderful to get the hug that we had waited for. >> reporter: do you remember what you said to him? >> i love you. i love you. let's go home. when's the next flight out? let's get out of here. >> come on, let's go home. >> it was so emotional. we were all so excited. we finally got to take dad home. >> reporter: home to texas, but for how long? fred was only out on bond. he still was charged with murder and had the threat of a retrial hanging over his head. >> we were extremely hopeful that they could change their minds and decide not to go forward again. >> and we were really hoping for that. >> reporter: more than just hoping. in fact, the family actually met with prosecutors and lobbied against another trial. did that weigh into whether to go to the seco

alongside the personal training, alex has refound his love for the game, currently helping to keep worthingsionate about not only helping professional athletes but sharing his expertise with anyone willing to work hard. everyone are not athletes but it ta kes everyone are not athletes but it takes hard work to get there so it is always myjob to try and keep the general population motivated to get to where they want to

big numbers because senator mcconnell is a national figure and can energize democratic donors on his own. alex: to look at another race where emily's list endorsed one female candidate over another, texas 24, suburban texas, rated endorsedup, they candace vallen's whale out over kim olson, a candidate for agriculture secretary in 20. so in emily's list backing could be a signal to people who want to get involved that this is a candidate worth watching and someone who can bring something to the table. as the primary process unfolds in february and march, or joes pete buttigieg biden or senator sanders at the top of the ticket, she seemed to indicate a woman would have to be at the -- on the ticket. bridget: to bring women into the fold, that would be an important part of the ticket. in the success we saw women have an 2018 proves women can win these races. it will be interesting to see how that will play out. alex: looking at 2016 and hillary clinton's lost, politically it becomes imperative for them to have a woman on the ticket, whether as the presidential nominee or the vice presidential nom

the manager lost his job, alex cora. it is time for the good, bad and the ugly. up first the good.ut the newly named harlem globe otter. ♪ heather: officially part of the team after showing off her skills at portland zoo. the bad. his pizza ever betrayed you? you are not alone. according to the us consumer product safety commission, pizza related incidents and 3800 people to the er in 2018. injuries included cutting your hand, burning and even falling out of bed when reaching for pizza. you thought politics in the us were rough? ukrainian lawmakers brawling on the parliament floor, the fight sparks over land reform. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". have a great weekend. "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. jillian: it is friday february 7th, fox news alert. the coronavirus hitting close to home as travelers on a cruise ship docking in new jersey. rob: the whistleblower doctor who tried to warn the world believed to be among the first victims of the virus outbreak. breaking developed a growing epidemic. 2020 democrats hours from taking the debate

alex azar's sleazy evasion of his responsibility in that answer was to try to create a joke that he alonein the united states of america thought was funny. you didn't hear any other laughing in that room with lives at stake. tom price's corruption at the department of health and human services was all about giving himself the fancy, cushy lifestyle of private jets he'd always dreamed about and taking personal advantage of his position at taxpayer expense. alex azar's corruption is now much, much worse. alex azar's threat to the whistle-blower who is trying to save us from the threat of alex azar's incompetence could be the most dangerous corruption of the most corrupt presidential administration in history. leading off our discussion tonight are democratic congressman of california, a woman who made tragic history by becoming that first american coronavirus case in california is a resident of congressman garamendi's district. and also joining us the author of "super bugs: the race to stop an epidemic" and ned price. he worked on the ebola crisis during the obama administration. and congre

>> reporter: yeah, hi, alex.he deal comes with strings attached. they can only get on the plane -- or two planes. the first of which will arrive tomorrow evening. they can only get on if they're healthy. so they'll be tested before they get on, when they get on and when they land at travis air force base in california. when they're there they face another 14 days in quarantine. they've be on the ship in quarantine for 11 days. and a warning from the state department saying anyone who didn't get on the plane would be unable to return to the u.s. for, quote, a period of time. now i've been speaking to some of the passengers and they're far from happy. carrie from utah said that she was angry, frustrated, and disappointed at her government. she said they're holding me hostage, treating me like a prisoner. but she said she has almost no choice and she will go back. alex, that ship is almost a breeding ground for this virus. 285 people on board infected now. another 67 in the last couple of days, including americans.

>> this president is a showman, alex. hisne sort of motive every morning when he wakes up is how can i win the day? how can i burnish my own self-image and perpetuate any own power. all politicians want to stay in power, the president has proven himself actually quite a genius at marketing himself. that's also a revelation, too. he complains about leakers. but he's using these tools that we don't think the deep state is using buring but he's using thes to his own advantage. he wanted to quote, unquote, leak out a good story, and he's had his own aides leak out good stories to different people and news organizations. the mastery of this presidency is his ability to focus on how do i look better. how do i win this moment. the worrisome thing, as phil said, of the many, many, many people that we interviewed who served at the president's side day in and day out, they're really distraught about how often he's putting his own self-image and his personal victory above national security, above the things that are best for the country

started, that sounds good and by the way, in the meantime my son has arrived, stand up, say hello, alex. his wife, elise. just so you know who alex is, he has been my tech support since second grade. he runs his own small business now but he picked up a second line and that is support your mother when she runs for president of the united states. [applause] >> and he is doing that by being the advanced man. we've got it. we got a question? are we ready? high. tell me your name. high, amy. >> this question is about gerrymandering and the fact that in two elections in the last 20 is the winner has not won the popular vote. what can we do to get out the vote? the results are decided by electoral districts and decided bipartisan bodies. what should be done about that? what will you be able to do? >> i want to do two things. the first one, let's do this at the federal level, it is time to get rid of the electoral college. we need direct vote. [applause] >> i want to be the last president elected by the electoral college and the first elected by direct vote. can we do that? that is what i would lik

his wife, kate. a fellow firefighter in the same brigade. alex had been a volunteer for 20 years. on 21st december, his truck was overrun by flames. the truck had run out of water. couldn't activate the sprinkler system. after all he'd been through, it was touch and go. he drove his crew to safety. that's the story of the summer. remarkable australians standing by each other, struggling, persevering, tighten the winds where they could find them. it wasn't just firefighters. behind our fire crews, a support apparatus that did not sleep. and our communities were backed up by volunteers at evacuation centers, service groups such as the cwa, and wildlife groups. and the charities, the salvos, and so many more. some of it was organized. some of it not. together, these efforts resulted in the most tremendous outpouring of generosity our country has seen. big businesses. small businesses. moms, dads. all giving what they could. that was the wonder of this summer. tens of thousands of volunteers fighting fires then joined by 25 million of their countrymen and women supporting them. trustin

his former team—mate. the former manchester united manager, sir alex ferguson added this... ent nine years at old trafford, cementing a legacy as one as manchester united and northern ireland's greatest goalkeepers, but munich always cast a shadow over his life. later, he found solace in poetry. there are those going down that long road before us but each one we try to keep them on our side. and memory‘s eyes, they must be paid and all are mortal. the red devils spirit never died. harry gregg who missed out today at the age of 87. —— who has died today. women's fa cup holders manchester city will play against either leicester or reading in the quarterfinals. the draw has been made tonight. here's the rest of the fixtures... either crystal palace or brighton v birmingham city. everton v chelsea after both won their matches tonight. either arsenal or lewes v tottenham. time for a quick look at the other sports news stories making the headlines. pep guardiola has told friends he intends to stay as manchester city manager despite the club's two—year ban from european football. un

i have my son alex and his wife. where are you, alex? there he is. that's right.ley. [applause] just a you know, alex has been my tech support since second grade. that's true. he now runs his own small business ideas picked up a new sideline, and it's called support your mother when she the unitedesident of states. so thank you, al. so tonight i thought what we would do, with telltale little about myself, a little bit about why i'm in this race, try to save as much time as we can for questions, and then usually i would do the famous selfie line, but tonight we are just jammed up on places we've got to go. we're down to the end here so i have a substitute. out in the lobby bailey will be doing a selfie line. he has great smiles. he's readydy for everyone, so anyone who wants to -- by the not a competition. he will be out there doing this. let me tell you a little bit about how i grew up. i was born and raised in oklahoma. i am the baby. i have three much older brothers. i and what used to be called a late in life baby. my mother always just called me a surprise. i

big problem the guy in charge of counting the votes is the secretary of state of california his name is alex vidia he is a very partisan democrat and he is a big supporter of joe biden so he's not very interested in counting votes for birders sanders i'm sure you know this and i'm sure he denied that and say that was impossible probably not as last time you know i got to have you who are you who do you think is going to get that are alive now. us after a lot of very very close race between biden and sander sanders is is picking up a great deal of african-american votes with jared the main voters in south carolina so we'll see it's going to be tight and tough race. greg thank you. thank you very much that's it for the show will be back on monday is u.k.e. huge will begin about britain's future relationship with the largest neo liberal trade book on earth until then keep it does my social media join the underground by subscribing to allow you to. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of politics t

big problem the guy in charge of counting the votes is the secretary of state of california his name is alex vidia he is a very partisan democrat and he is a big supporter of joe biden so he's not very interested in counting votes for bernie sanders i'm sure you know this and i'm sure he denied that and say that was impossible probably not as last time you know i got 2 of you who are you who do you think is going to get. us after a lot of very very close race between biden and sander sanders is is picking up a great deal of african-american votes with your the main voters in south carolina so we will see it's going to be tight and tough race. greg thank you. thank you very much that's it for the show will. begin about britain's future relationship with. bing you. know republicans have a reputation as knowing more about money than the democrats but the democrats are always very confusing and so bernie sanders is just out of a tradition he's talking about socialism which again is a. model based on a in comprehensible. non existent theory about money. hope for peace in afghanistan as the u.s. a

alongside the personal training, alex has refound his love for the game, currently helping to keep worthing top of the premier division. he remains passionate about not only helping professional athletes but sharing his expertise with anyone willing to work hard. everyone are not athletes but it ta kes everyone are not athletes but it takes hard work to get there so it is always myjob to try and keep the general population motivated to get to where they want to get. let's rattle through some of tuesday's other top sports stories: wasps director of rugby is stepping down for an undisclosed period. their form has been patchy in recent months — ninth in the premiership, out of europe. lee blackett will replace him as interim head coach. kyren wilson made his second career 1—4—7 break as he beat jackson page in the opening round of the welsh open snooker. his maximum came in the very first frame. ronnie o'sullivan took little over an hour to book his place in the second round — four 50 plus breaks in a 4—1 win over zhang jiankang. mark allen and ricky walden also won today. it's been a difficul

alex is somewhere with his wife, elise, and my guys, bruce and bailey. [cheering] yes.ailey is ready for this day. i want you to know that bailey is a good boy. he is a good boy. what we are going to do today -- usually, as you know, i talked, take some questions, then we stay for selfies. --ave been in washington for it feels like years -- and have not been able to get out and talk to as many folks in iowa, so i am afraid i am not going to be able to state. we are trying to get around to as many places as we can on sunday. i cannot stay and do selfie, but bailey says he will stay and do a selfie with everyone. we will do our best here. you know, this is such a moment this for over at a year. over a year ago, i got into this race in iowa. we have done town hall event taken thousands of unfiltered questions, lots of selfies, lots of notes you have pressed into my hands, lots of times you have stopped me on the sidewalk or in want toing lot, and i say thank you. thank you for engaging, but also youthank you -- also, thank for pushing. you asked hard questions and pushed o

his post. as for colonel vindman, colonel alex vindman, his removal from his position came after defense secretaryk esper promised publicly that vindman would not be retaliated against, that the defense department would protect him. esper saying in november, quote, he shouldn't have any fear of retaliation. that's dod's position. there's no retaliation. it's that simple. thereafter, secretary of defense esper's deputy, the deputy secretary of defense, david norquist, wrote on esper's behalf, also making the same commitment in writing. quote, let me assure you the department will not tolerate any act of retaliation or reprisal against them. well, vindman and his brother have both now been fired from their jobs at the national security council and marched off the white house grounds. we haven't heard a peep from the defense department despite those promises that they would stand up for vindman, that he would be protected, that the defense department wouldn't allow anything to happen to him. not a peep. tells you something about how much the men and women of the defense department can trust the word

he is showing that his base is expanding. alex? >> he is talking about crowd sizes and the cameras in the back row there just like his -- the man he hopes to challenge, donald trump. athena in austin, thanks. >>> there are three states down with 47 to go, not to mention washington, d.c. and a number of territories. but bernie sanders is confidently predicting that he's going to go all the way to the white house. >> in nevada, we have put together a multigenerational, multiracial coalition, which is going to not only win in nevada. it's going to sweep this country. >> so with this momentum, is bernie sanders the inevitable democratic nominee? to answer that question and more, ron brownstein as well as -- also a senior editor at the atlantic, and "politico" analyst, a staff writer at the dispatch. thank you for joining me. ron, i want to starrt with you. at a rally in texas today where sanders was, and he's going to go to south carolina evejtly, he introduced his wife as the next first lady of the united states. it was clearly enjoyin

police visited alex's house, called his cell phone, and spoke with his parents, but alex had vanishedwent to that dairy farm. >> everything changed when law enforcement found the body. >> reporter: alex woodworth's body was found in ezra's abandoned car. he had been stabbed 16 times. >> is this the way the car was found? >> yes. alex's body was kind of laying out of the back seat. >> reporter: when detectives confronted ezra she admitted to repeatedly stabbing alex but said it was in self-defense. >> he just kept trying to attack me and attack me. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: after examining the evidence, investigators felt ezra was lying. >> this was someone who was staging a crime scene. >> reporter: she was rested and charged with murder. >> this was anger and rage and this was personal. >> reporter: at her trial last october, ezra mccandless testified in her own defense. although she faced a possible life sentence, at times she seemed to bask in the lime light. >> she's here to put on a show for the jury. this case boiled down to whether you believed ezra mccandless or n

he spent his rookie season backing up alex smith, that was traded away in 2018, to make way for patrickomes. >> he was very important. the way he went about the business of being a professional, great quarterback, and a great human being, he taught me a ton. >> alex had a thing going. i was on the bachelor, i got a new soulmate. >> while patrick mahomes might be the biggest name in the super bowl, the fan favorite showed up today at the super bowl experience. joe montana and jerry rice attracted a huge crowd at the nfl experience, as a spoke to the 49er faithful. he won two of his three super bowls in miami. he told vern and i that he thinks san francisco has too many weapons for the chiefs to handle. >> we have the running game. we have jimmy garoppolo. the players feed off of him. we also the defense, with nick bosa and all of those guys. they can skin their ears back and put pressure on patrick mahomes. he can make some throws. it will be a great football game. it will be close. i am thinking 49ers will pull this off. >> the forecast on sunday is much better than it is right here. re

very beginning of his presidency he was really upset with jeff sessions for to the doing his political bidding. >> alex, has there been any response from the justice department? >> no. i mean, we saw the main response which came in the form of attorney general william barr doing a pretty you know precedent-breaking interview with abc news calling out the president and telling him to stop tweeting. we have been told that attorney general barr had made those comments in private to trump in recent weeks. but then trump kept doing it. so he decided to go public with his criticism in hopes of getting his attention on television. >> i want you to listen to how mark short the chief of staff for vice president pence defended the president's tweeting today. take a listen. >> the president has been able to communicate directly with the american people through a social media outlet. it is something that helped propel him to the presidency. it is one of the things that american people love about him that they can communicate directly with him. he is going to keep doing it. he has done it from the beginning and i t

today, the many to pay tribute included his former team—mate, bobby charlton, who said: sir alex fergusondded: harry gregg spent nine years at old trafford, cementing a legacy as one of united's and northern ireland's greatest goalkeepers. munich, he said, always cast a shadow over his life. later, he found solace in poetry. there are those who had gone down that long, long road before us, but we try to keep them in our site. in memory‘s eyes, the busby babes are immortal. the red devil spirit lives and never died. harry gregg, the hero of munich, who has died at the hero of munich, who has died at the age of 87. time for a look at the weather. we certainly lost the persistent rain, but we are still reeling from the after—effects, with over 200 flood alerts still in force, three of them at the moment severe across parts of shropshire and monmouthshire. you can see this is storm dennis at the start of the weekend, with the centre of the low to the north—west. look at this plume of cloud. it brought this conveyor belt of rain across parts of south wales and in two parts of the midlands as w

employed the likes of the infamous anonymous whistleblower never trumper lie lieutenant colonel alex vindman and hisevealing publication from former employees to secure confidential information say that sort of thing, you know it, happens in the national security council, the cia and other secretive agencies and administration source telling fox today yevgeny denies he was part of the team to vetted bolton's manuscript. more than $2 million cash on hand. major donors are romney supporters and many of them never trumpers. the top three donors robert mercer, richard, warren stephens spent millions supporting romney in 2012 and opposing trump in 2016. the united states supreme court today happening president trump another major victory allowing the administration to enforce the rule that permits them to deny im imimmigrants who use public assistance or welfare or who might use it in the future to be barred from entry and status. the rule is being challenged in lower courts. in fact, of the injunction was put in place. that injunction is no more. justice neil gorsuch with a very important statement slap

his retribution after the impeachment trial. but not so says that no revenge was sought after alex vindman and his brother pushed out of the whiteouse, and they say it is not retaliation. >> well, their services were no longer need and they are going back to the army and this is where they will finish their careered and they were not retaliated against. >> reporter: that is not lining up with the president and vindman. >> i obviously was not happy with the job he did, and the military can handle him anyway they want. >> reporter: and the latest fixation of the president is on the stone case. the white house withdrew the nomination of jesse liu who was tapped for a top job at the treasury department and she oversaw the office handling the stone case, and the president is also targeting the judge overseeing the case, and she is asking if this is the judgeha not even the mobster al capone had to endure. >> left to his own devices, president trump would turn america into a banana republic where the dictator can do whatever he wants and the justice department is the president's personal law firm. >> reporter: the president's top defe

alex of his kids you bonded to the significant forces that will talk. these and me defy me but when you give it a muscle kid or some of my dick every as you tell me we do love care for you but why and. you have to give it up which. completely down to do the enemy of a man. well better suited for whom you have felt you can a soft get to sleep on the kind that will valleys you know to motivational. so. for sure is not possible but dr everything needed an if needed to general relativity don't belong because it isn't of tone if only a catch 22 minutes. from a design you don't want to call this a hunch is all sort of folklore that's a fact that you don't want to quote have a clue for. you have to do that either but he does see that all my time on. the movies sumber on this past the day the commemoration of french independence. it's been a year since the attacks residents would like to continue as before. but much has changed in minutes even the city scape has been reconstructed. it's world famous from the now it would no longer be an open space like before.

all on sunday to go 3rd themselves leagues at scoring his 1st lee goal for almost 5 months helping them 231 win. and how but this for when them alex tells his stunning strike ascending imported to the top of portugal's top division the brazilians goal coming in the 87th minute to seal a one deal when over puerto montt. and also support for me and to which they will have more for you later on but now it's back to how long thank you so much somewhat about wraps up this new sub and to stay with this 1000 be back with you on the other side of this very short break. the latest news as it breaks the syrian army seems determined to defeat the rebels and continues advance to was the city of idlib that's a red line for turkey with detailed coverage the national policy defense of wild elephants is yet to be fully implemented 14 years after it was introduced from around the world well this fight will be completely transformed over the next 6 years this will be the northern terminus for phase one of the project. talk to al jazeera let me talk about 2 of the biggest problems facing them they all the endemic corruption the current we listen so

suffered while caring for b., and the backlash he endured when revealing a new relationship with his girlfriend, alexways someone making statements that has nothing to do with the reality of the situation >> reporter: after her passing on sunday, social media lit up with tributes from fans and friends. ava duvernay posting, "the elegance, the grace, the style b. smith was one of a kind." actress viola davis tweeting, "you epip mised class, true beauty, and dignity. rest well, queen." and heaven is shining even brighter now that it is graced with b.'s dazzling and unforgettable smile. >> your relationship with b. is something we knew about on the show >> in new york in the 1980s, to go to b. smith's restaurant, was a right of passage she was a trail blazer so much grace and dignity. people said, oh, she's this one or that. she was b. smith and true to herself all the way through, even after the diagnosis >> you got to see her in january, huh >> yeah. she was suffering. dan and dana were taking great care of her. and she retained that smile all the way to the end >> she was such -- we said a trailblaze

shooting rampage in the workplace, at a brewery in milwaukee, killing five of his fellow workers and then himself. abc's alex perez tonight with what authorities just revealed. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in milwaukee identifying the employee they say brutally murdered five of his fellow coworkers at molson-coors as 51-year-old anthony ferrill. authorities tonight identifying the victims, ranging in age from 33 years old to 61. >> they were powerhouse operators, they were machinists and they were electricians. but more importantly, they were husbands, they were fathers and they were friends. >> reporter: the chaos unfolding a little after 2:00 p.m. wednesday. >> the shooter is still at large. we got one man down. >> reporter: police say ferrill entered the work building and gunned down five employees before killing himself. >> if i wouldn't have gone to talk to this guy who was relieving me, i'd be one of them guys. i know that for a fact, because i would have walked right into what was going on. >> reporter: today, investigators searching ferrill's home, as this community tries to make sense of this t

now parliament has been stripped his imminuity from prosecution — and he may face charges of kidnapping. and we'll look of this terrifying accident for big wave surfer alexas knocked unconscsious after his jet ski got taken out. that's in portugal as surfers hunt some of the biggest waves ever seen. another 97 people in china have been killed by the coronavirus. there are also now more than 44700 known cases in china — and the death toll is passed 1,100. here's the director general of the world health 0rganistion. the number of newly confirmed cases reported from china has stabilised over the past week. but that must be interpreted with extreme caution. this outbreak could still go in any direction. 0utside china, 25 countries have confirmed cases — and there have been two confirmed deaths. you can see here — no cases at all in africa or south america. also worth noting that the daily date of infection is falling — by almost 50% since last week. for more on that, here's stephen mcdonnel in beijing. we don't want to get ahead of ourselves because, i mean, people become complacent, this could all of a sudden take off again. and for the moment, at least the

his way to the helicopter. we had a chance for 50 minutes to speak with alex azor earlier today and everything. this as the world health organization warns that the coronavirus could possibly spread worldwide within the next few weeks, so far, there are 63 cases in the united states, that said 62 but i believe -- 61 rather, i believe there are 63, unless my math is wrong. no new cases in the past two weeks, other than one case of community transmission in california. on that the center of disease control is actively conducting contact tracing to try to figure out how she contracted the virus alex azor says they do not believe it is connected to the quarantines of people of travis air force base which is near where the woman lived. it talks about the two and half billion dollar emergency supplemental according alex azor, he helps congress will pass it in the president will sign it a week after. amongst criticism from democrats, the vice president earlier today defended the early actions that the president took to address the price import. >> the president took unprecedented action in january to

and alex vindman and his brother, all we knew he was a twin, and he was also at the national securityil and he was -- >> he didn't testify at all, the brother. >> not involved at all. late friday night, gordon sondland. some people say he was a never trump -- but he gave a lot of money to the president's inaugural, and our reporting suggests he did not want to go but he was made to go. >> let me get to this sound because republican senator susan collins said this about the president's impeachment acquittal. >> i believe the president has learneded from this case. >> why do you have the feeling he changed and has learned a lesson? >> i may not be correct on that, but it's more inspirational on my part. >> has he learned his lesson? >> let me be clear, the senator is wrong. let's do one example. joe manchin, trump thought he might be able to get him. manchin votes for trump to be convicted and trump goes on a series of tweets, and he does his famous nickname thing, they, not clear who they are, and they are really mad at joe munchkin -- >> i don't know where he got the munchkin, and i a

the president dismissed two prominent witnesses who testified during his impeachment inquiry. lieutenant colonel alexhe top ukraine expert at the national security council. and ambassador sondland. >> the president actually lieutenant colonel vindman escorted out of the white house. sa sara, we were saying, colonel vindman has been escorted out of the white house. there's been swift and strong condemnation against the president. >> that's right, democrats criticizing strongly this move of president trump which can only be seen as retribution against two of the most prominent witnesses to testify against him. alexander vindman was dismissed along with his twin brother. both escorted off the premises. his brother did not testify in any way during the impeachment inquiry. alexander vindman did, though. he was a participant on the phone call july 25th between the president and president zelensky that made up all of the impeachment drama vindman raised internal concerns about the president's apparent pressure on the ukrainian president to announce the investigations into the bidens and burisma. and the pr

to testify in his uniform because he had been on that july call the president had with the ukrainian leader when he first brought up the biden and the investigations that he wanted. alex vindman was escorted off white house ground by security in addition to his brother who was an attorney for the national security council but never testified, never spoke fublly about the impeachment inquiry. but according to his attorney was also fired without any kind of explanation despite his years of service. both of them are expected to go back to the pentagon for the time being although it's still unclear what their role is going to be. and now of course gordon sondland has been recalled from his post in brussels it's unclear what he's going to do when he returns to the united states. he had been working there quietly essentially seen as someone without a lot of power for the last few weeks and was clearly on bad terms with the president. democrats are saying this is clear sign of retribution by the president trying to get retaliation because of their testimony and the question of course going forward is whether or not anymore witnesses who testified in that impeachment inquiry

on a 53 degree afternoon in our nation's capital, less than 24 hours after scoring his 700th career goal alexd the washington capitals face the biggest rival sidney crosby three-time stanley cup champion and the pittsburgh penguins.

alex marquardt in for ana cabrera today. we start with a big wave of momentum for vermont senator bernie sanders, rallying his supports right now in austin, texas, coming from what is projected to be a wide margin victory for sanders in saturday's nevada democratic caucuses. the final results are not yet in. in fact they haven't been updated for the last several hours. democratic party officials in nevada saying that they are processing far more data than in years past and they're moving slowly to make sure that the results are accurate. of course they saw what happened in iowa. now, the next big contest is the democratic primary in south carolina. the first primary in the south. that is next weekend on saturday. and at least one of the top candidates needs a solid performance in south carolina to keep his hopes of the white house alive. let get into all of this with