let's go over to the malawian capital we our reporter is standing by hi alison so you have been at the demonstration tell us more about what protesters are demanding and and the mood at that demonstration today being human rights defenders correlational it's hard to see in malawi are calling for the immediate resignation or be charged with the malarky electoral commission and or commission on or mismanaging the presidential elections or maybe 2019 sort of during the raided by much in the streets already law we are live in the background as you can see the how utterly close down or up or shut down it took me to an office there. you should be. alson the court that an hour last year's election ses and new election has to be held within $150.00 days of that ruling by the way how confident are people that that will happen malawians are quiet or shouldn't under be are actually there are. varick expect fun because yesterday's ruling where they are saying their actions must go on by the supreme court of malarkey so that we have to move for what otherwise the governments in this case the mother

let's go over to the malawian capital where our reporter got a is standing by hi alison so you have been at the demonstration tell us more about what protesters are demanding and and the mood at that demonstration today. the human rights defenders coalition it's hard to see in malawi according for the immediate resignation of the chopra some will be maligned the electoral commission and all its conditionals for mismanaging the presidential election or me 21 team so today they will rated by much industry somebody along with after this latest in the background as you can see they have utterly closed down or of a shutdown in the lobby it took me to an office that some of us knew what we should should be english. outs and of course that are now dead at last year's election ses and new election has to be held within $150.00 days off that ruling by the way how confident are people that that will happen malawians up wise confidence and even actually they are very expectant because of yesterday's ruling where they are saying their actions must go on by the supreme court of malarkey so that we ha

hi, there. alison: hi, marcus. lemonis: i'm marcus. alison: great to meet you.. what is your name? alison: alison rohan. lemonis: nice to meet you. in order to do that, i wanted to see if there was an opportunity for me to invest in some properties and bring it up to a standard that i think is right, and maybe people will follow this example on their own properties. so you have this building? alison: i do. my sister and i own it. my parents bought it in the '70s. lemonis: oh, wow. alison: and normally this town is booming. lemonis: and what about now? alison: we don't have any business right now. lemonis: zero? alison: no. yeah, no business. lemonis: can i go inside? alison: absolutely. come on in. lemonis: so is the building for sale right now? alison: it is. lemonis: and how much are you asking for it? alison: $179,000. lemonis: wow. why do you want to leave? alison: i'm tired. you do get tired, but i love this town, so i won't leave. lemonis: one of the financial experiments i wanted to test is follow-the-leader. i wanted to know if i invested in property, ca

hi, alison. >> good morning, lisa. how are you today? lisa: i'm doing well. took a shot at president trump and what's your response? >> well, my response to that is that the three women who i advocated for, none of them are politically connected. none of them are rolling in dough. in fact, one of them, ricky munoz had to try to get gas money to even pick his wife up. so, you know, sometimes we need to check our facts before we just make statements. lisa: alice, i know you are friends with those three women you just mentioned. tell us a little bit about their stories and why you personally advocated for their sentence to be commuted? >> well, each one of these ladies i was incarcerated with. christa munoz i was at cozwell with her. she came in as a very broken woman. she left behind a 5-month-old baby. and when she was arrested, and she was pregnant. and she was one of the women who was shackled during childbirth. i came to look at crystal as a daughter. we prayed together. we went to church together. she is a beautiful, beautiful person. and her crime was she

next, alison is here. >> hi. fears about the coronavirus is hanging over the state department.nvestors tried to move past the headlines last week and worries about corporate earnings but the worries haven't gone away. walmart reports fourth quarter earnings which includes holiday results. target already warned its holiday sales were sluggish. the big question is whether walmart disappoints as well. america's biggest retailer is seen as a bellwether of consumer health and retail sector. its shares climbed 28% last year but pretty flat this year. it is a short week for wall street and the state department is closed for president's day. i'm alison kosik. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't get mad. get e*trade, dawg. and then what happened? where's our family from? was he my age? so nana and pops eloped? ...and then what happened, daddy? well, before us, there were your great, great, great grandparents. turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. ♪ turn questions you've always had into stories ♪ ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now t

alison. happy valentine's day. so how far does the president have to go to get a public scolding from his most fierce protector? well, we just found out. the attorney general turning on his boss just days after bill barr over ruled prosecutors on sentencing recommendations for roger stone. it's a move that drew cheers from the president but increased worries his improper influence is undermining the rule of law. and apparently trump's critics weren't the only ones worried. >> to have public statements and tweets made about the department, about our people in the department, our men and women here, about cases pending in the department and about judges who we have cases make it impossible for me to do my job. i cannot do my job here at the department with a constant background commentary that undercuts me. >> barr's rebuke was unusual to say the least. remember the last attorney general to defend doj in the face of trump's attacks was jeff sessions who was sent off to the doghouse and never let out. >> but there are questions now about whether barr's push back was sincere or all staged in coordination with the w

been working for campaigns that had the opportunity to learn a lot of skills from jane kim, alison collins, hihese skills, all of this movement power that we've created and put it into the labor movement. i'm proud to organize flights across the nation at delta airlines. it's one of the last major airlines that is not unionized so i want to make sure in this last part of my speech, to give time and space to shed light on their struggle and lift up their voices and make sure we know we're stronger together and when he fight together and that's how we win. thank you. [applause] >> supervisor yee: ok, next up is supervisor peskin from district 5. thank you president yee and supervisor walton, thank you for putting together this amazing celebration today of black history month and thank you to everyone who took time out of their schedule to be here and to honor this amazing, amazing group of african american women we're hearing from today. i have a great honor and privilege of bringing up gloria berry to the podium please. i'm pleased to honor gloria berry. gloria is a district 5 native born in th

been working for campaigns that had the opportunity to learn a lot of skills from jane kim, alison collins, hihese skills, all of this movement power that we've created and put it into the labor movement. i'm proud to organize flights across the nation at delta airlines. it's one of the last major airlines that is not unionized so i want to make sure in this last part of my speech, to give time and space to shed light on their struggle and lift up their voices and make sure we know we're stronger together and when he fight together and that's how we win. thank you. [applause] >> supervisor yee: ok, next up is supervisor peskin from district 5. thank you president yee and supervisor walton, thank you for putting together this amazing celebration today of black history month and thank you to everyone who took time out of their schedule to be here and to honor this amazing, amazing group of african american women we're hearing from today. i have a great honor and privilege of bringing up gloria berry to the podium please. i'm pleased to honor gloria berry. gloria is a district 5 native born in th

alison sergeant reports. with prime minister. it's speed ahead for the you high speed rail the cabinet has given hi speed rail the green signal as everybody knows the full costs the costs for costs have exploded. but for management to date has not detracted in my view. from the fundamental value of the project. approved in two thousand and twelve under prime minister david cameron the high speed rail scheme known as h. s. too isn't set to be completed until as late as twenty forty. it would first connect london to birmingham in central england before splitting in two and heading to manchester in the west and leads in the east. the project is meant to bring the uk's old in crowded real network to the level of countries like france and spain. but predicted costs have nearly doubled to one hundred and six billion pounds or over one hundred and twenty five billion euros. boosting infrastructure spendining in the north of england was one of johnson's campaign promises. but conservative lawmakers are worried about spiraling costs and the impact on constituencies cut through by the wrapped. making a just to a rare source of division fo

his daughter more than four years after she was murdered. a gunman shot and killed a reporter and her cameraman while they were on the air. their names alisond adam ward. the murderer was a disgruntled former colleague. he walked up and shot them, more than four years ago. but the horrific videos of the killing remain online despite allison's father's attempt to have them removed. and he filed a formal complaint requesting an investigation into google. the parent company of youtube. andy parker joins me now, author of the book "for allison, a father's fight for gun safety." you not only have the gun safety, but you are fighting this with youtube. you have had a problem from the beginning. to set the stage. what are you trying to accomplish with your complaint today? >> dana, it is great to be back with you on a day that we have some positive news. we with the help of georgetown university's liberal the trade commission for google's blatant and flagrant violation of its own terms of service. they advertise consumers that they will not see murder, hate speech, targeted harassment, and yet it happens daily, it has continued to happen. and the

his life after being hit by a hit and run driver in concord. >> it happened around 9:15 last night on the port chicago highway on ramp, to east highway 4. alison rodriguez has more now on the young victim and the search for the driver who hit him. >> reporter: it looks like things are back to normalon this busy stretch of road. even now, california highway patrol investigators are hard at work, figuring out who struck 18-year-old joe barrett here, and how they could leave him here without helping. >> there was a collision. a hit and run. >> reporter: they got a call that there was a pedestrian on the roadway. >> an 18-year-old male from concord, he's unconscious and has major injuries at the citizen. >> reporter: they say he had just gotten off the bus after being at the library monday night. >> he then gets transported to john muir hospital in walnut creek, and he's classified in life-threatening critical condition. >> reporter: after countless tips they finally got a small break. there is a person and vehicle of interest as they still work to figure out how this could have happened. >> there's no camera there, that we can just go back and re