but judge nathaniel gorton called hodge's conduct appalling ngd mind-boggling.sentenced hodge to nine months in prison, fined him $750,000, and ordered 500 hours of community service. that same judge will oversee the case of lori loughlin, who is charged with even more crimes. should lori loughlin be concerned? >> of course. i guarantee you she's freaking out today because she's concerned that what happened to hodge is going to happen to her. >> reporter: today, the jude said he would have given hodge a year's sentence, but hodge's $30 million in charity donations over the years earned him a discount on his prison term. he'll report to prison on march 20. norah. norah.onnell: all right, carter, >> o'donnell: thank you. a police sergeant in wainsboro, georgia, is being hailed as a hero tonight. newly released body cam video shows him jumping into action to save a baby who couldn't breathe. janet shamlian now with the dramatic rescue and the heartwarming reunion. >> where's the baby at? >> reporter: for a parent, a moment of sheer terror. >> let me see. >> reporte

hodge, only got nine months in prison.hat may very well inspire one or more of the remaining defendants to roll the dice and take their chances, perhaps banking on a low sentence, even if they do get convicted >> reporter: laughlin will face the same judge. the scandal's longest sentence so far. gabe gutierrez. >>> we are hearing from elizabeth smart the kidnapping and rape survivor who revealed she endured another alleged sexual assault just last year while on a plane steve patterson reports on smart's new comments today. >> i just sat there like in shock. >> reporter: tonight elizabeth smart providing new details about the alleged sexual assault she faced on board a flight home to utah last summer. saying she awoke to a man rubbing his hand on her inner thigh. >> i looked over at him and i -- i waited for him to say sorry or excuse me or give me an excuse or some reason why he was touching me, and he didn't say anything. >> reporter: smart says she froze, eventually pushing his hand away. >> i mean, i should be able to b

you can see immediately blaine hodge was out of his seat as reavis attacks the woman hodge runs behind the counter and intervenes hodge was able to pull read this off the victim, but then slips falling on the ground. that's when reavis turns the machete on him giving the woman a chance to get away hodge gets up bloodied and heads out the front door visitors in the store also start rushing out it's another 20 seconds before reavis machete in hand calmly walks out the front door 23, abc caught up with hodges he was released from the hospital in 2018. his hand was bandaged with hundreds of stitches all over his body. he told 23 abc when he saw the look on the woman's face he had to do something she was frantic while he was just after noon. the tavenner he said she was helpless so he stepped in it was the fear that was on her face. >>couldn't just let it keep happening, you know like. >>and this year you know do something no way might not know. it was going to my head. no absolutely not hodge and the woman were taken to the hospital with critical injuries but did survive. >>last year local

a judge last week sentenced douglas hodge to nine months in prison after hodge pleaded guilty to paying0,000 to get four of his children into college under false pretenses. hodge, the former ceo of a top investment firm, now writing an op-ed in "the wall street journal," entitled "i wish i never met rick singer," the admitted mastermind of the scheme. hodge writes, i failed to scrutinize the application process as carefully as i should have. i failed to ask tough questions and i looked the other way on questionable behavior that i never would have tolerated in my business career. more than 50 people have been charged in the admissions scandal including "full house" actress lori loughlin and her husband. prosecutors say the couple paid $500,000 in bribes to get their two daughters considered as recruits for the usc crew team even though the girls didn't row. and now prosecutors have released what they say is a fake resume used for one of loughlin's daughters. >> it's so hard because i'm not trying to like make this about me or like how i've been because it's not the point of this. >> rep

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make it come back to talk about some of these issues i'm joined now by political correspondent emma shaw's good morning to you. this conference comes with nato under pressure from within and from without as well against this background is there a western leader willing and able to step up and reinvigorate the alliance with purpose and direction well doesn't someone who's willing to do that santa fe is going to be able to do is that french president a man might call his tip to be a key player in death conference so last year he had everyone up in arms when he called nato brenda but actually does lead to a rethinking of diplomacy and he says that's actually what he advocates he wants a new media to be strategic he had a very stern warning he say if we come thick of europe as a global power it with these appear because it will take a hard knock so he pushes for europe to become more independent from the united states and he pushes

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make a comeback. so melinda crane typically the real business of a golfing like the munich security conference is conducted offstage behind the scenes what's been going on. well a big headline there u.s. officials have confirmed following a meeting between the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o the u.s. secretary of defense marcus work and the afghan president a shot behind me that there will be an agreement on so-called reduction of violence between the u.s. and the taliban now this agreement which is going to essentially require the taliban to prove that they can reduce violence across the spectrum from roadside bombs to other forms of attack over a 7 day period this agreement has been a precondition for the afghan government to agree to all afghan negotiations about a peace proposal now as you know the u.s. and the taliban have been negotiating for a while but the afghan government hasn't been involved in those talks and i

david: former democratic governor from south carolina jim hodges. have more with the governor in our second hour on bloomberg radio. coming up, amid all of the heated back-and-forth in last night's debate, there were some lighter moments as well. we are going to take a look at some of those coming up next on balance of power on bloomberg television and on radio. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. there was no shortage of democratic tension on the debate stage last night. at the end of the evening there was a lighter note when the candidates were asked to describe the biggest misperception people had about them. >> misconception and you are hearing it here tonight is that the ideas i'm talking about are radical. they are not. >> that i don't eat very much. in fact i eat all the time. gethat i'm not passionate i that i'm kind of level. some say unflappable. i don't think you want a president who is flexible. >> that i'm six feet tall. >> that i'm defined by business success and money. >> that i'm bor

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make a comeback. and to talk about some of these issues i'm joined by our political correspondent. with nato under so much pressure from within and from without it is there any leader willing and able to step forward and reinvigorate the alliance reinvigorate the west with direction and purpose other say meaning one person willing and i would be a key player at this conference and it's french president emanuel micro he last year everyone up in arms when he talked about the nato. the nato being brain dead but actually it triggered some kind of rethinking and that's exactly he's you he said we had to rethink diplomatic and military strategic he did it quite stern warning when he said if we can't think of europe as a global power it will these appear because because it will take a hard knock so he pushes for europe to become more independent from the u.s. and he pushes for a nuclear deterrent it is something quite new he wants to w

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make it come back. to melinda creating them into typically of the real business of a gathering like the munich security conference is conducted offstage behind the scenes what do you think is going on that. well there are there are a couple of perennial topics in here and then a couple of new ones as well one of the perennials is ukraine always something that is very important as leaders from the region come together this conference as you said offers the opportunity for national leaders and other important global actors to come together behind closed doors to talk about how to make progress for example in trying to bring peace to east ukraine so that's that's as i said a perennial here but there are a couple of new topics as well that will be of great importance 1st of all libya germany in january hosted a major international meeting of all the players who in one way or another are involved in the conflict of libya trying to ge

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make it come back. to talk about some of these issues i'm joined now by our political correspondent emma shots good morning to you. as we heard there this conference comes with nato under pressure from within and from without against this background is there a western leader willing to step up and reinvigorate the alliance with a new sense of purpose and direction well indeed this conference is very much about taking the temperature it's written black and white in their reports and as this comes in a time of in a climate of politico this and sentiment and that's actually one a key player that everyone would be looking at and is french president about here of a micro he's tipped as being this key player this year and not these because of his brenda's comments last year on nato everyone was that he now is but actually it's made things moving a little when he said that we had to rethink diplomacy that we had to rethink military str

i'm meeting with wildlife ecologist pat hodges he's hoping one of the world's most vulnerable species the kangaroo island does not. you know about 200 metres away probably from a stroll is a big breakfast animal that was going to the. pats been studying the small mouth like marsupial for more than 5 g.'s so the kangaroo on its part of the does your own family which has got a whole lot of different species within it so the tasmanian targa was was was related to those guys in the tasmanian devil and western quolls hunger all of that the only knights of carnivores that night have kind of response so if you know. that that moves within this within this habitat. they were thought to be less than $500.00 of them before the fire is but nearly all of the habitats. being destroyed by a flood. it's unrecognisable like if you were here a month ago before the flies you would be pushing through big vegetation these banks you know why out here so you know we would've been kind of pushing through like this and getting scratched and yeah and such a lot follow a little item all pathways are here so it

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make a comeback. well clearly no love lost in munich but it is valentine's day today the perfect time for a reminder that love isn't just for thoughts and in fact he decided to ask children around the world about what and who they love. and. what gays and they say right now and only you know. why are. brutal. 100000 too much alive. like you. all. to give this. kid a. son who was her mother. you know how they. plan. to as they head braves are going they know. where i. and big i love you to my valentine as well today almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter at news or you can follow me at called aspen thank you so much for watching out for making us a part of your day. passengers here are informed my. drivers here need nerves of steel. while passengers here can get an eyeful along the way. of taxis accommodate passengers all over the world. to drive our seamen. read. each winter in cologne but it

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make a comeback. both clearly no love lost in munich but it is valentine's day today the perfect time for a reminder that love isn't just for thoughts and in fact he decided to ask children around the world about what and who they love. and then what good is the only reason why and how do you know. why are. you. hundreds haven't seen by choice. like you. all. to get this. kid out. and me my murder. was. so how my mother. gayle how they. plan badly as they head breaks again they know what i saw at the u.n. . monitors all had the boy i thought all. and a big i love you to my valentine as well today almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter at news or you can follow me at called aspen thank you so much for watching out for making us a part of your day. to come. to the point showing the opinions of some of your positions international perspectives of. germany is not known for disruptive politics but

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make a comeback. right michelle given the identity crisis of the west as we heard there what do you think we're going to see when it comes to the biggest issues and global security and how they're discussed there. but what we have seen already is joint press conference between german defense minister and a great convo and mark the u.s. secretary of defense and their message was clear that nato really is the way it still forwards at least rhetorically we're seeing that on the stabilization of iraq they said that the figures may change the proportions may shift but that there is a real commitment in stabilizing and in tackling the fight against isis but we might actually see some headlines here when facebook's founder mark zuckerberg speaks from what has been leaked by politico so far from what is said to be his manuscript he might actually accept that facebook might have to be taxed in many countries and that would be a real game

i think that we have to compete hodges praises the massive defender 20 exercises for making sure the military side is ready waiting for political cohesion to make it come back. all right so big question of how the west is going to cast a new direction or europe for example going forward what are the biggest issues global security issues that will be tackled here there will be many issues syria the us iran tensions china and cyber security libya there would be so many issues to discuss but the point is that we probably won't find a solution within the we can within 2 days off talking and we have tensions will probably not deescalate but what is at stake what's at stake there is that the actors will be talking together it will be an opportunity for all of the where leaders attending and leaders of organizations attending to actually talk together again maybe find a common ground and ultimately take the temperature our political correspondent with us and we will of course be covering the munich security conference all weekend long here on thank you and i thank you. well as we've been di

dan hodges isa of the highest integrity. dan hodges is a good guy, i know him.spoke to robert about and i want to make that clear. is it true dominic cummings said that the aid of the weekly meeting of spads last week, i will see half of spads last week, i will see half of the next week. he said, i will see you next week. i remember clearly because i was standing at the back of the room beside a very good friend of mine, senior adviser in downing street, and dom said, i will see you next week. i turned to my friend, or not, in a spot of black humour, remembering it clearly. that has been misreported as well. there were over 100 people in the room, sometimes people must hear things, sometimes they tell journalist different recollections of what they had, but my very clear recollection is dominic cummings said, i will see you next week. the fa ct said, i will see you next week. the fact sajid javid chose to go rather than get rid of his advisers has been contrasted by those who have chosen to stay and advisers have gone. how do you see that contrast? i think it is

hodge will now report to federal prison on march 20th. "cbs this morning: saturday," carter evans, los angeles. >>> she's got to be thinking, lori loughlin -- >> what's my sentence. >>> we have a lot more news ahead but first here's a look at your weather for the weekend. >>> it was a harrowing ordeal for the patent and their baby. up next the story of how their child is alive and who came to their aid in the nick of time. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday". mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes

let's bring in nathan hodge there with the story. nathan, the u.s. president here saying again this we go again. bernie sanders quite blainely s plainly saying he is no friend of vladimir putin. how is this playing there through russian officials and media? >> reporter: yeah, we're also seeing kind of a repeat of what we've seen in the past, which is blanket russian denials. yesterday we were told warnings of russian meddling in the 2020 election were, quote, paranoid messages. and this squares very much with the messages that we've heard in the past from the kremlin, basically vladimir putin has said that russia does not, mass not and will not meddle in the elections of other countries. but it is also important to point out sort of the glee with which russian officialdom has greeted news. take for instance the hdnc hack in 2016, putin said that the important thing wasn't who did it but the information was out there. so if we learned anything, it is that these kinds of campaigns not necessarily meant to -- well, work in favor of one candidate or anot

doug hodge, former ceo of a global investment firm had father of seven was leveled with a nine-month for paying nearly 4900,000 to get four of his children into elite colleges under false pretenses. >> getting into the right college will set the trajectory for the rest of your son or daughter's life. >> reporter: hodge is now telling his side of the story in a first person op-ed written for "the wall street journal" titled "i wish i never met rick singer." he writes, i unfortunately made payments that facilitated his scheme believing i was supporting the university while also helping my children. but i knew mr. singer was providing my children with a false athletic brand. i believe that mr. singer was directing my payments to underfunded athletic programs but inch i have now learned that a large chunk of my payments ended up nsyin singer's persona bank accounts. hodge is 1 of 36 parents embroil in the scandal including lori loughlin who along with her husband maintain their innocence accused of paying rick singer half a milling to get their daughters into usc claiming they were elite

> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" it's the biggest varsity blues sentencing yet, doug hodgeformer ceo and father of seven, leveled with a nine-month prison sentence after pleading guilty for paying nearly $900,000 to get four of his children into elite colleges under false pretenses. hodge in a first person op-ed written for "the wall street journal" says i failed to scrutinize the application process as carefully as i should have. i failed to ask tough questions and i looked the other way on questionable behavior that i never would have tolerated in my business career. so what could the sentence mean for lori loughlin and the rest of the varsity blues parents yet to face trial? all coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> the fake athletic profile that helped get actress lori loughlin's daughter accepted to uc has been released. it profiles her as a gold medal winning crew but they say that's false. she and her husband mossimo giannulli are accused of paying bribes. >> chipotle says it's going into guac mode, it will celebrate a year of its reward program by giving away free guacamole to

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mari's trying hodge not to fixate on his latest obsession finding socks he jumped on the bed knowing what i looked like good that you cats and all the cat will befall him they get another one of us not him and he still out there that somebody bad not with a look over right away yeah yeah because you know i haven't got him yet or haven't got it. but within just a few days sucks he's been called. with the help of traps and fences pats hopes that the kangaroo island donna it's not only some fond of the finest seasons devastation but will try. meanwhile evans time on kangaroo island has come to an end for now. in spain one of the best and most devastating experiences of my life but i can't wait to get back here and see how this place bounces back. we still don't know how devastating the long term consequences of these spies will be not just here on camera while i'm but you know strether as a whole but his pain amazing resilience in the community everyone just helping each other out and for us what we need. chinese will far exceed the putting those thanks i had committed a crime on t.v. b

mari's trying hodge not to fixate on his latest obsession finding socks he jumped on the bed now it looks like good that you're getting all the capital before him they get another one all that's not him and he still out there that somebody bad know what i look over right away yeah yeah because you know everybody that we haven't got it. but within just a few days sucks he's being court. with the help of the traps and fences patch hopes that the kangaroo island john offs will not only survived the fire seasons devastation but will thrive. meanwhile evans time on kangaroo island has come to an end for now. in spain one of the best and most devastating experiences of my life i. can't wait to get back here and see how this place bounces back. we still don't know how devastating the long term consequences of these spies will break not just here in calgary while i'm in a stroller is a hole but it's pain amazing resilience in the community everyone just helping each other out and here that's what we need. is your deal dead and did you get the peace prize too soon. is this going to hurt or help do

douglas hodge paid nearly $1 million in bribes to get four of his seven children into top us collegeszens of high profile defendants have been indicted for allegedly cheating and bribing to get their children into elite universities. a jury has been shown cctv footage of the manchester arena bomber just seconds before he detonated his device, killing 22 people. in it, he's seen in the foyer, surrounded by members of the audience leaving an ariana grande concert. it was shown at the trial of his brother hashem abedi who denies murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to cause explosions. he says if he knew about his brother's plans for the attack in 2017, he would have reported him. home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports from the old bailey. today, the manchester bombing trial heard how salman abedi, who'd flown back to britain just four days before the attack, made his final preparations, using a blue suitcase to collect explosives and chemicals from a nissan micra, where he had stored them. he built his bomb into a karrimor backpack from sports direct. it contained 30kg of

douglas hodge paid nearly a million dollars in bribes to get four of his seven children into top us colleges allegedly cheating and bribing to get their children into elite universities. this weekend, nasa and the european space agency will launch a mission aimed at giving us a better understanding of the sun. the spacecraft will come so close to the sun that special measures have been taken to make sure it can withstand the heat, as our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. incredible images of the sun, it's turbulent surface revealed in fiery detail. the view of our star is about to get much better. this is solar orbiter, it is jam—packed with instruments and will take images from closer to the sun then any spacecraft has before. temperatures will reach 500 degrees which has meant using of unexpected materials. obviously it gets extremely hot. we had to develop special technologies and coatings for the spacecraft because the environment is going to be so hostile. one of the coatings we had to develop was based on baked animal bones and that is at the front of the heat shield to st

prosecutors say douglas hodge was the most veac ticase. th sayeyhe paid the master mind of the fraud $850,000 to get 4 of his kids into georgetown and usc as phony athletic recruits. he allegedly tried to get a 5th child into school. he was sentenced to 9 months in prison, a $750,000 fine, community service. the same judge will oversee the case of actress lori loughlin who's charged with more severe crimes. >>> well, in the weather department at this moment the winds have just nudged east in livermore and in hayward. in other locations in the bay area they're calm, but it's the first sign thathings will be changing this weekend, and it's going to be windy by the time we get to saturday night. 24 hours from now the winds will be picking up. right now 42 in santa rosa and 58 in concord. highsfrom today, livermore managed 70 degrees. up to 63 in san francisco, and half moon bay a bit cooler by the shoreline, so no big surprise there. here's what's happening. overnight lows tonight down to 39 in santa rosa. elsewhere in the mid-40s. and the hi

yet for a parent in the college admissions cheating scandalle a judge in boston sentencing douglas hodge for nine months in prison for paying $850,000 for rick singer to get four of his children into elite universities. lori loughlin and her husband have a status conference scheduled for late they are month. >>> a note on the economy -- employers adding 225,000 jobs in january, better than expected and more workers jumped into the job market. that sent unemployment up, but that's still at a 50-year low. the dow with a four-day winning streak. finning down, partly in concerns for the coronavirus. >>> the ceo and the racist rant inside a uber. the driver asking him to sit in the backseat and what happened next. >>> also tonight, the alarming climate headline from an accuraon the arctica. what harry revealed mother and his own personal struggle. a lot more news head as a prepare for the debate. we'll be right back. it's the next one. you always drive this slow? how did you make someone i love? that must be why you're always so late. i do not speed. and that's saving me cash with drivewise.

douglas hodge paid nearly $1 million in bribes to get four of his seven children into top us collegesefendants have been indicted for allegedly cheating and bribing to get their children into elite universities. torrential rain along the south—east coast of australia has put out a third of the wildfires in the region and could extend wish many more. the authorities have welcomed the deluge sweeping across new south wales will have watched of flash flooding in sydney and other cities. much of the region has been hit by drought in recent years feeling hundreds of intensifies. —— intense fires. this weekend, nasa and the european space agency will launch a mission aimed at giving us a better understanding of the sun. the spacecraft will come so close to the sun that special measures have been taken to make sure it can withstand the heat, as our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. incredible images of the sun, it's turbulent surface revealed in fiery detail. the view of our star is about to get much better. this is solar orbiter, it is jam—packed with instruments and will take

city council has been has called in a recess for one week and we are also hearing reports that the hodges pilgrimage organization it's a government organization has also canceled all trips of pilgrims traveling to iraq and iranian officials have also decided to close all the 5 land borders with iraq as well for now the officials are saying they're trying to decide whether or not to restrict or ban their visit to the holy shrine in all men and nearby for the time being officials are saying they're exercising caution urging people to be careful about where they travel to and we've also spoken to some residents of call me who say that their town is pretty much shut down many people have decided to stay indoors and officials have also ordered the closure of schools and universities for this today saturday and sunday so we're waiting to find out what the health ministry officials will say after a series of high ranking official meetings that are taking place as we speak. been reporting there are a growing number of people getting sick inside of china this is a virus tracker from johns hopkins

hodge's punishment the harshest to date. >>> the u.s. womens soccer team has officially earned a ticket to tokyo. the u.s. team beating mexico last night by a final score of 4-0. world cup star rose levelle scored the first goal of the game and the americans kept rolling from there. the u.s. team is hoping for olympic gold one year after their triumph at the world cup. >>> this year we are learning more about the final moments aboard the doomed helicopter that crashed nearly two weeks ago killing kobe bryant, his daughter gianna and seven others. sarah, good morning, to you. >> reporter: a preliminary report from ntsb suggests engine failure was not an issue. and while a full report is still a year away this initial findings are raising questions about visibility and more on that flight. today new clues about the fatal crash. ntsb investigators releasing previously unseen photos taken by people on the ground, showing low cloud cover, the chopper >> helicopter 2 echo with you for the transition we are currently at 1400 >> the pilot tells

prosecutors say former pimco ceo douglas hodge should go to prison for his role in the college admissions. they're asking for a two year sentence. he admitted to paying bribes of more than $620,000 to get his children into the university of southern california and georgetown university. he will be sentenced on friday. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. guy? guy: thank you very much, indeed. european markets closing for the day. these are the final numbers. not much movement in london. it will go higher when it comes to what is happening in frankfurt. the market up 1.8%. the volume strong. stocks, bps, the oil stands out well in the market. it carries on through europe and out continues in the united states. we will have transatlantic coverage when it comes to that story. we'll be taking to the airwaves on dab digital radio in the london area and around the world on all of your bloomberg devices. jonathan ferro is in new york. i'll be joining hi

prosecutors say former pimco ceo douglas hodge should go to prison for his role in the college admissionsal. they are asking for a two-year sentence. he admitted paying bribes of more than $625,000 for getting his children into the university of southern california and torched on university. he'll be sentenced on friday. there have been a number of developments in the coronavirus outbreak. a date has been reported in hong kong, only the second fatality outside of mainland china. there, the death toll has risen to at least 425. beijing is reporting there are more than 20,000 confirmed cases. the u.s. says it is retained for a possible pandemic. -- preparing for a possible pandemic. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. thank you, mark. i want to stick with the coronavirus. joining us from hong kong with the latest response to the outbreak is yvonne man. thank you for joining us. what is the latest in terms of how officials are reacting to prevent this

congressmen and women were saying can you believe what she did but i didn't know she did it >> douglas hodgeer chief executive of pimco was sentenced to nine months in prison for his role in the college admitting cheating scandal. he was also ordered to pay a $750,000 fine. >>> jessica men doze will no longer be on saturday night baseball this after signing a contract extension with the network, espn announcing she'll be an analyst on weekday games as well as making appearances on various network shows. >>> you are up to date send it back to you, ty. >> thank you very much, sue. we are right near the lows of the session now. the dow is down nearly 300 points if i can see it there, i need stronger glasses 271 is what it is. losses accelerating in the last hour the s&p and nasdaq both under pressure as well and the russell as dom pointed out is getting hit the harders. it is down 1.3%. >> time for the power movers game over for take two inter interactive. the share sliding after they report i reporting disappointing earnings it's on pace to have its worst day since june of year and casper is d

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today art tiogaen is is chief market strategist with national securities and eric marshall with the hodges funds. art, first to you. you know is coronavirus something that you know, people should be more worried about in a krchronic sense instead of ju a one off way? sxwl well, three things to think about. first and foremost, we're going to have some economic damage some is going to be permanent and some temporary i think we try to lump everything into permanent, but it's not for example, travel and lee shaur, gaming stocks, you don't replicate the lunar holiday travel that's not coming back that is destroyed, but when's delayed consumption is semiconductors, apple, nike. and i think our concern over is justified. and recapture a lot of the lost production that was lost because china's been shut down for most of the first quarter >> what about you? >> when we look at something like the coronavirus, i think the important question for us is what effect does that happen on company's earnings and is that effect trenz torre or not we think create an opportunity to buy some things semiconductors

my name is rod hodge. i'm the lead auditor at the ethics commission. i worked closely with pat as well as several other divisions to take these changes that came about, phase one and phase two process and actually kind of make them reality for the candidates, treasurers, and other stakeholders. continuing on with our presentation, one of the main things that we found coming out of the 2018 election cycle as we entered into the phase one discussion and changes was that there were a lot of ways we could improve and update our existing educational material, not just to incorporate the new changes but also to just make information more accessible to the public, not just candidates and treasurers, but anyone that may have an interest in what it is we do with the public financing program. our first stop place for information is our website. we do have a dedicated page to public financing to provide a lot of general facts and overviews of the program and how it works. the audit team does perform a regular review several times a month. many we kind of go throu