jane: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, and jane o'brien. eyhaotic fallout from the iowa caucus. preliminary results show pete lettigieg in thue. oesident trump is set to give his annual statef the union. vhe will speak at ty chamber where he was impeached a few we is ago. and itnot officially a pandemic, but the coronavirus has spread fear worldwide. the latest from china just ahead. jane: for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." partial results have been released from the iowa caucus. had things gone according to plan, last night's proceedings ould have when noted the democratic field. but technicald glitches dela the count. speaking earlier, the chair of the iowa democratic partynd insisted thelying data is secure, but that has failed to ease concerns aboujusthat went wrong. >> i hereby call this caucus to order. jane: border was the plan, chaos an already complicated process rendered unworkable because of a dodgy app. mr. buttigieg: by all indications we are going to new hampshire victorious.

nora: thank you, jane.ell, the world health organization says the coronavirus poses a grave threa to the whole world and we should consider a public enemyumr one. the organizations director general spoke at summit in geneva where doctors and public health experts are trying to speed up the global response to the disease. began, the number of deaths has noassed the 1000 mark. >> i have a great concern that if this virusak it to a weaker host system, it will create havoc. to be hest, a virus is more powerful in creating polital, economic, and social upheaval than any terrorist attack, and if the world doesn't want to wake up and consider this enemy virus as public enemy number one , i don't think we will learn from our lessons. nora: we also have a new name for the virus. the world health organization is calling it cove at 19. a profesr at texas a&m was on the panel considering new names. he told the bbc what is involved in choosing a name for the virus. check a person or a place. and we decided not to includ

time i met jane. in 2011 i was hired to go do a story about the keystone xl pipeline, and i was asked to find some way to tell the story of what was going on with the farmers and ranchers who were resisting the pipeline. as it happened, i had a friend who was involved in that effort, ben gotchahl, who suggested, hey, there's going to be a hear anything atkinson, and why don't you come and see, and everybody will be gathered in that one place. it'll be a good opportunity. and i said, that's great. i've got only one person on my list that my editors say i absolutely have to talk to while i'm there, and that's jane kleeb, can you connect me to jane? don't worry, jane will be there. and i said, okay, how do i find jane? he said, don't worry -- [laughter] you'll find jane. so so i showed up at the school, and as a funny aside, graham grace chanson, who many of you may know -- graham christianson followed me around thinking i was a spy before he figured occupant who i was. [laughter] and everybody was lined

nora: thank you, jane.ell, the world health organization says the coronavirus poses a grave threa to the whole world and we should consider public enemy number one. anthe oations director general spoke at a summit in health experts are trying tolic speed up the global rponse to the disease. began, the numbe of deaths has now passed the 1000 mark. >> i hcee a great c that if this virus makes it to a weaker host system, it wi create havoc. to be honest, a virus is more ipowerfuln creating political, economic, and social upheaval than any terrorist attack, and if the world doesn't want to wake up and consider this enemy virus as public enemy number one , i don't think we will learn from our lessons. nora: we also have a new name for the virus. the world health organization is calling it covet 19. a professor at texas a&m was on e panel considering new names. he told the bbc what is involved in choosinam a for the virus. >> we are trying not to name check a person or a place. 2019 in the name as the who did whe

how do i find jane, don't worry. [laughter] you will find jane. so i phoned david cho showed up at the school and it was a funny kind of aside they followed me around thinking i was a spy or they figured out who i was. everybody was flying to and along with other people but became very familiar faces. i was talking about the fact i still needed to find her then i heard over the crowd of people who were shoved into the court record waiting to get into the school gymnasium i heard a voice shout that's not fair, those aren't the rules. and there was jane -- [laughter] having a conversation with someone from the state department. what happened is the good folks from americans for progress team in to stand in line against the rules as they had been agreed upon. jane was sharing her opinion that they should be adhered to. they were very prominently posted at three i every entrance place, and when the state department official heard this and called overhead of americans for progress, they had a brief discussion. as they were separating having agreed that

jane sanders. [applause] jane: hello, everyone and thank you so much. it is great to be here in creston today. thank you, tyler and dr. yoni and michael for your support and your incredible --i am the star? i am following michael moore. but i am really thankful for all of his support and i enjoyed the podcast so hopefully coming you will listen to the rumble, a very fast-paced podcast. he expected it to be just a short one for a little while or not a short one that a slowly growing but it already has 3 million viewers or listeners. but thank you for coming out and it is an honor being here representing my husband, bernie sanders. i love that kristin, having looked through your town, has a vibrant arts community. for the fourth of july, you have a walk of chalk. the arts and culture, bernie and i believe, are extremely important to have a vibrant, healthy, happy community. in fact, our campaign has an arts and culture division and you will see a lot of creative posters and t-shirts and hats and all of these things done by artist that volunteered. speakin

jane o'brien reports. >> hi. >> how you doing?orter: hunting for election go on the streets of manchester. voters who haven't yet me up their minds. [knocking] >> you can send out thousands of pieces of mail, a tweet that reaches a million people. but ultimately face-to-face conversation is still what people like and voters don't live on twitter. they live behind their doors. >> would you like to -- reporter: around half of new hampshire voters are registered independent but can still vote in the democratic primary. they could decide the outcome. >> because of a couple trends in our politics, we don't talk to them. we really focus on making people afraid of the other party instead of wanting to come to our party. and campaigns really focus on who they know will vote. now they can do a youtube preroll ad instead o doing a tv ad. that means a lot of people are getting left out of the process and we need to talk to them. reporter: cacanvasses know exacy who they're targeting. so we know that the woman who lives in this house voted in

jane: i would agree. important here is the market potentially hasn't been focusing on the chinese consumer. we have been looking at supply chains, looking at companies saying the supply chains are hurt. many people say that will be temporary and will perhaps bounce back in the next quarter, but what about the chinese consumer? it is london fashion week, and we've had some fashion goobers talking about the fact that the chinese retail is very important to their business -- some fashion gurus talking about the fact that the chinese retail is very important to their business. they are not shopping. they are not working. not all of those businesses will be -- not all of that business will be regained. so i tend to think this will have a longer, broader impact. it will not be so short-lived as the market isn't dissipating. neil: i agree. in the second half of the year, we have concerns over the u.s. election. if we see a sanders type of momentum building, the uncertainty around the direction of the u.s. market

it's time to get arrested with jane. >> putting your body on the line. >> reporter: jane is sitting there nodding so proudly like a teacher. >> but it's right, she's so right to get excited. >> i love this woman. i admire her so greatly, and, you know, it's time. >> reporter: later that afternoon, true to her word, field was led down the steps of the capitol in zip t tie handcuffs. >> it's hard in life these days to be able to align your body with your deepest values. when the two parts of yourselves, your physical self and your spiritual self can align, and that's very empowering and transformative. and that's what happens when you engage in civil disobedience and risk getting arrested. >> reporter: how much does your faith impact what you're doing? >> it gives me a lot of strength and i believe in the power of prayer. >> reporter: you light up when you talk about this. >> it's true. you can ask the people that have joined me. can you ask the young people that have inspired me that have been out there every friday. i wish it didn't take a celebrity to get attention, because what they're

jane o'brien is there with the test. you have been all over the granite state.how are the candig to the news of the recanssing in iowa? jane: new hampshire is reacting by saying they will get it right . never mind iowa, this is where to real results are goi emerge.of course, they have a ballot, a primary, no caucuses, far less opportunity for mistakes. pete buttigieg is in the building behind me and his supporters say that he indeed won iowa, although bernie sanders is say he won iowa. who do you believe? they want, but they are united on one thing and that is that the system itself needs to change. >> i think it is not absolute mess. i have-- an absolute mess. i never believed i what should go first. rethey lowly white state and does not reflect-- lilyhite state and does not reflect the nor does not after. cou >> i think after 2016 a lot of american voters areal skept and they hope their vote stays secure and is transparent. iowa starting off with that bump inhe road does make voters a >> i am not an expert, but i see i

now, jane, thank you very much for being here. what's going on at fta. >> good afternoon, thank you loren. i appreciate the opportunity to be here with nicole and quintin and alex herrgott. i know i'm in good company. i'm pleased to have the opportunity to share some things with you today about the federal transit administration's vision for the future and how we can adapt our mission to improve public transportation across america's communities to meet the expectations of our 2020 riders and their demands and what they continue to expect from us as we deliver transit across the country. you know, transportation secreta secretary elaine chao has made safety her main focus. as we look ahead to the future of transit, these three priorities continue to guide all of our work. and of that, of course we begin with safety, her number one priority. last year fta certified all 31 state safety oversight programs across the country. meeting a deadline required by law that provides more rigorous safety oversight of safety rail systems. as man

here is william and jane. there we go. "i think you might play sick long enough to get out of this scrape. i think when i come down i will bring a box of hoop skirts and you a pair of boots and enough calico to make you a pair of britches. maybe you will want to wear the petticoat and let me where the britches." obviously that was a fantasy of , hers. she concluded by saying, "what do they look after when they inspect? i would like to know if any of them has got the gray backs or the clap down there." i have discovered many cultural gaps these days. none of them knew what the clap was, at least none of them -- at least they pretended they didn't. [laughter] peter: it was the financial issues that troubled william and why he stayed in the ranks, but he changed during the course of the war and we can capture the change by looking at the long history, by not cherry picking. when we look at the long history and we see in fact he became a good soldier and took pride and had deep resentment not for the copperheads. he was sympat

jane 0ba brian there. ——jane —— jane over brian there.o senior officials who gave testimony during his impeachment inquiry. the us ambassador to the european union, gordon sondland, issued a statement saying he had been told he was being recalled from his post. earlier, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, from the national security council, was escorted out of the white house following his dismissal. during the impeachment hearings, colonel vindman, a ukraine expert, testified that he had overheard what he called an improper phone call between mr trump and the ukrainian president. the former head of a top us investment firm has been sentenced to nine months in prison for his role in the us universities admissions scandal. douglas hodge paid nearly $1 million in bribes to get four of his seven children into top us colleges as fake athletic recruits. dozens 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 are

lou, jane was asked about this to their credit a progressive report in vermont asked jane sanders about what her answer was? she hung up the phone. lou: it sounds like customary reflex on the part of these people who are profiles in corruption. by the way, just so you get the proper sense of the panorama of corruption in the country, peter goes through a few familiar names like kamala harris, cory booker, eric garcetti to keep the left coast involved and on alert, we recommend the book to you highly. it's another blockbuster from peter schweizer who only does block bust errs. congratulations, sir. great to see you. caravan of 3,000 migrants making its way north. that's right. north, thousands more trying to join up. who is behind the caravan? what is the mexican government doing about it? and where are the cartels in all of this? we take that up after the break with a man who knows the answers, former texas ranger jason jones. stay with us. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ cardiovascular disease. millions of patients are treated with statins-but up to 75% persistent cardiovascular risk still re

interesting, jane.g a eye on that debate, which is kicking off in the next half—an—hour. one of the key witnesses in president trump's impeachment inquiry has been fired from his job at the white house, according to his lawyer. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman is a ukraine expert and so was listening in on the phone call lastjuly between donald trump and ukraine's leader, volodymyr zelensky. lieutenant vindman told the inquiry he was concerned with what he had heard. his lawyer added that vindman‘s twin brother, yevgeny, who did not give evidence, had also been sacked. gary 0'donoghue has more from washington. it seems that colonel vindman was due to stay in his post until the summer of this year, when he was due to head back to the army staff college, but he has been, as his lawyer puts it, escorted out of the white house and the president said this morning, you know, "am i supposed to be happy with him? that will be dealt with someone later on, he clearly knew this was going to happen. and stephan

neil: jane sanders, thank you very, very much. the fallout from that after this.mattress markdowns event save up to 65% off top mattress brands. now through february 24th. score extra savings on mattresses from tempurpedic, serta, beautyrest and sealy, starting at just $399! kick back and relax while we do all the heavy lifting. because every single mattress ships free! you don't want to snooze on these deals. shop now through february 24th. only at wayfair.com. >> well, you just heard from jane sanders responding to this story, tepidly, i might point out, that michael bloomberg and hillary clinton might hook up a force if they would run as president and vice-president. she was more keen on the fact her husband has the momentum and ultimately get the nomination, recognizing the reality though that it better happen on a first ballot. lee carter, michael starr hopkins. i got the feeling though, michael if it doesn't happen on the first ballot, it's unlike lie once the super delegates are involved they're not going for him. it's not going to happen. what do you think

jane and judy, thank you. bethany and rebecca from the equality and human rights commission, thank you for coming on the programme. and our actionline website is bbc.co.uk/actionline — if you need help there are loads of organisations listed there who you can contact. if you have experience and want to get in touch with us, send me an e—mail. you are the experts. if you have lived through this experience orare have lived through this experience or are living through it now, your expertise and insight is gratefully received in this programme, as you know. coming up later in the programme... after lauryn goodman was told she would never have children because she has endometriosis, her first baby is due in a couple of months. we'll talk to her. universities are using gagging orders to prevent their own students going public about sexual assault, poor teaching and bullying. we'll bring you an exclusive report. this week, we've been bringing you the story of the deportation flight, which landed last night injamaica

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and then i remembered jane 0'brien lives in a town with five people.ed jane 0'brien lives in a town with five peoplem is more than five people, christian, there are at least 15! a new hampshire that passes for a city. you two! that's appalling. when you are flying back out? but seriously, the fact that even in a small town that voted in the middle of the night, people are writing and mike bloomberg's name, tells you something about their nerves. and it's notjust something about their nerves. and it's not just democrats something about their nerves. and it's notjust democrats writing him m, it's notjust democrats writing him in, one republican vote him as well. we can't extrapolate too much, but there is this issue of how does he split the moderate vote still further. jane o'brien, after new hampshire, what are you going to be spending the rest of the campaign doing? sunnier climes? i'm hoping it's going to be snowing and i might actually get my beloved mountains. we are only envious. we are envious of you in a nice warm studio, christian! now let's tak

let's give her a new hampshire welcome, doctor jane sanders. [cheering] [applause] [cheering] >> so big to see you. good to see you. [cheering] hello new hampshire, it is so great to be here. thank you for that incredible introduction. i would like to play it over and over again as i go to sleep every night. [laughter] i am so glad to be here to help introduce my husband. i don't know how much more i can add to the wonderful things that sean told you about him. and i think new hampshire knows bernie. so i will make this pretty short. i want to let you know a little bit about him and me. i met him in 1981, in the first time i heard him speak i felt he spoke to me. i felt everything he said embodied everything i ever believed in. now 40 years later, i still feel the same way. [cheering] i can tell new hampshire that he is honest, consistent, he is a fighter for the working class, but you know that don't you. [cheering] i think it's important that voters all over the country know that and that we keep that in mind. because right now, today, we hav

up next from higher well last night, jane sanders, the wife of bernie sanders. our coverage continues this weekend before the iowa caucuses. >> a social worker, mother, and grassroots activist, but tonight, we are proud to introduce her as the next first lady of the united states, please welcome back to the stage, dr. jane sanders. [applause] dr. sanders: it is so great to be back with our 2000 friends in clive. these women are amazing, aren't they? [applause] dr. sanders: i want to take a little while before we hear the incredible band to tell you about bernie, the man. first, i would like to introduce three people who are important to bernie and i. they have been knocking on doors. this is good, isn't it? oh. i talk with my hands. if i have a microphone, it does not work as well. i do not know where i get that. bertie and i are both from brooklyn. i would like to introduce three people who are important to bernie and me. they had been in iowa knocking on doors and going to events for the last few days and will be through the weekend. our son, dave, and his two

jane >> hi, carl.n quite right there, entryway to one of the most storied communities in this country it is bucking the trend with the lunar new year parade saying the show must go on. >> we need hope, and we need to conquer fear >> reporter: that's grand marshal norman phuong who says chinatown is one of the poor stots spots in san francisco it needs this parade, especially now. tourism officials say 75% of tourists that come to san francisco come here. and some reports say merchants are claiming foot traffic is down 50% because of concerns about the coronavirus this festival usually brings in hundreds of thousands of people, and it has major corporate sponsors lying bank of america, which was founded in chinatown >> he. >> yes, there are some concerns. what we also share with them is you need to follow how to protect yourself making sure you are drinking water, you are taking your vitamin, and really, to understand what this virus is >> reporter: southwest airlines has been a parade sponsor for 30 ye

here's jane levy in "zoey's extraordinary playlist." me i got the music in m i got the music in m i got the music in me ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's fun >> thanks. >> jimmy: that is fun. >> thank you >> jimmy: the premiere is currently streaming right now. jane levy, everybody [ cheers and applause "zoey's extraordinary playlist" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on nbc. we'll be right back with stand-up from jo firestone stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama wor

it's run by two of jane's friends. so the question is $83 million in media buys, the media fee for that is about $12 million. where did that $12 million go and who got it? lou: and how much of it did they have to report again? >> they had to report zero -- [laughter] and, you know, lou, jane was asked about this. to their credit, a progressive reporter in vermont asked jane sanders about old town media. you know what her answer was? she hung up the phone. lou: well, it sounds like -- [laughter] a cus marijuana reflex on the part of -- customary reflex on the part of these people who are profiles in corruption. by the way, just so you get the proper sense of corruption in the country, peter goes through a few familiar names like kamala harris, cory booker, elizabeth warren, sherrod brown. and amy klobuchar and eric garcetti just to keep the left of coast involved and on alert. we recommend the book to you highly. it's another blockbuster from peter weitzer who only does blockbusters. congratulations, sir. great to see y

a protest the to says he will only take the chains off when the commission's chairwoman jane unsought and has stopped resign. the guests of mic because all what we need is this little in this office should be so we don't want them to get inside this room here . in the capital a long way people also march towards the offices of the electoral commission. is

this bipartisan commission was appointed by republican and democratic leadership and chaired by jane abraham, a republican, who has become an incredible partner. 18 months later, the commission submitted a unanimous report that the u.s. needs and deserves and long past due a smithsonian women's history museum and set out a vision of how to build it. we took those recommendations and put them into a bill with the smithsonian's input that is before us today. ms. lofgren: i yield an additional minute. mrs. maloney: today we will pass this important bill and i hope the senate does the same. i'm griteful for the leadership of senator feinstein.

well,, jane, more well, , jane, more than well,, jane, more than a dozen of the female patients weretor who they trusted sentenced for sexually assaulting them. now, he was a doctor who posed as a caring and concerned one. he had a practice in the east london, when in fact, behind the scenes, he was using these women for his own sexual gratification, the court heard. he carried out intimate examinations when they weren't needed, and often we re when they weren't needed, and often were putting the women at risk. we also heard that he made reference to also heard that he made reference to a number of celebrities when he saw some of these patients, celebrities who had either died or were diagnosed as being at risk of cancer in order to scare his female victims. thejudge today in order to scare his female victims. the judge today sentenced shah to three life sentences. at that point the parole board will have to decide when he will be released, but in her sentencing remarks, thejudge today released, but in her sentencing remarks, the judge today said he released, but in her sentencing re

thank you very, jane, senior strategist at rabobank.s. hello there, the weather is expected to morph into something wild this weekend but in the meantime still have high pressure to bring finance settled weather, and you could call the next few days the calm before the storm. these are the areas of high pressure slowly retreating back towards the continent as we head through thursday and friday but it will be strong enough to influence the weather, light winds across central and southern areas could mean we could start with mist and fog patches, some of the quite dense and stubborn to clear. some areas may hold onto it all day but for most it will lift, seeing burial amounts of cloud but sunny stealth spells as well. —— variable, temperatures peaking at eight degrees and cold where it is foggy. thursday night, it will stay dry again, more of a breeze picking up out west and generally more of a breeze and looks like it will not be quite as cold on friday as we have seen the last few mornings. friday, but more of a breeze but sunshine, me

those questions you do speak to in the big we need to do this because we can no uncharitable calling jane i'm doing my best. i mean i came make a mess of the phone and he's not answering. we make we do stuff. to. make me shit or. get me explain to you why i love you. a lot i don't know why you can't get the chapel on the phone. if you are going to think to do it and when 'd we get married i guess then we tell the whole world how much i love. you know it could. be well below in the floating over the city in the middle of on the goodyear blimp. is a bear watching and in all it's at the end of gone. you know good to be able to call you when i wake up. i do take love you love you up and i end up on. the cable crew. and. i know. about. the fact that. in. our state to execute 8 people in pain day 8 individuals being executed in 2 days is classify my opinion as a mass execution by just taking this decision now the governor is rushing these executions simply because of the drug situation there is a troll that arc is all pals that will be expiring they have decided that it would be better cheaper

jane says she hasn't received a dime. although numerous organizations license dog trainers, no license is required. we could find no license for smith. >> a lot of people love their animals, and they will spend money on their animals. and for us to have a basic thing of a dog trainer with no regulation has really been outrageous. >> assembly member rebecca bauer kahan in the tri-valley today introduced legislation that for the first time would provide some oversight of the dog training industry. >> it will require certain disclosures to ensure if you're hiring a trainer with a harmful past, you'll know it. and it will assure that your dog is well taken care of. you know whether they use negative reinforcement. >> the bill does not include a requirement for licensing, but it does require that dogs be given adequate food, space, air, and light. >> and we set those basic standards of care that was really a priority for us. and creating an entire license and scheme is a lot of bureaucracy. >> jane still supports licensing, bu

king thank you jane that. >>now 7.21 stilahead here on the kron 00:04am moing news. we're going hear from a san francisco paramedic on the importance of narc and d its role saving lives and after the break pgd i should say p e class for every student california might be changing why governor newsome is looking to stop testing for physical fitness. here's live look oside the bay bridge approach where it looks like traffic allowed stacked up pretty good robin 'll have another check of the drive times wel see ♪ what you didn't knmhing was you we surprising ♪ ♪ your father-in-law steve ♪ the best part of wakin' up is folgersmhing in your cup ♪rprising ♪ two bacon, two sausage, this is the two egs super slam. hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you n eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super dur slam just sev ninety nine. see you at denny's. >>and welcome back checking in several starting off on e highway 4 in martinez, us where driver flipped over about an hour ago eas

jane andi jane and i are live from concord. the polls in this state have just closed.t is 8pm here in new hampshire and we are starting to get some early results courtesy of cbs news, oui’ partner early results courtesy of cbs news, our partner here, station, and they suggest bernie sanders is ahead in those poles and amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg are at the moment vying for second place. these are only early results. we can't give you the result yet that this is what the picture looks like at eight p.m.. it isa picture looks like at eight p.m.. it is a very, very tight race, isn't it, katy. we didn't expect, but obviously supporters did, amy klobuchar seems to be surging. quite extraordinary. i spoke to some of her supporters outside a polling station earlier. they said it was that last—minute campaigning in the 24—hour is before polls opened that could have done it. they said that they were persuading people, they were persuading people, the undecideds who had yet to make up their mind. amy klobuchar from minnesota, make up their mind. amy klobucharfrom minnesota,

jane joins us live on the sofa now.n't the only club who don't share their facilities with the men are they? it's probably about half and half. manchester united don't share facilities. they didn't even have a women's team until two seasons ago, so women's team until two seasons ago, so despite not sharing facilities, they have had quite a moment of financial backing from manchester united. they've got promotion in their first year of existence and they have a few decent players and a great manager, tottenham as well. they don't share facilities either. it's worth emphasising, liverpool do still support their women's side. also, when the league was restructured in 2018, he put together a very strong financial plan. it wasn't the case for all clu bs. plan. it wasn't the case for all clubs. i don't know if you remember, sunderland was a particularly good clu b sunderland was a particularly good club and in 2018 when it was restructured, sunderland had finished seven in the top tier but because they didn't have a secure fi

jane sanders. [applause and cheers] you will be very proud of our first lady.plause and cheers] you know some of based on what i have seen today in texas, we were in el paso, we are here now, don't tell anybody -- i don't want to get them nervous, we are going to win the democratic primary of texas. [applause and cheers] and this is also important, the president gets very, very upset easily, so don't tell him we are going to beat him here in texas. [applause and cheers] and now i am delighted to bring you some pretty good news. [applause and cheers] i think all of you know we won the popular vote in iowa. [cheers and applause] we won the new hampshire primary. [applause and cheers] and according to three networks and the ap, we have now won the nevada caucus. [cheers and applause] [chanting "bernie"] sen. sanders: so let me, let me thank the people of nevada for their support. [applause and cheers] in nevada we have just put together a multi-generational, multiracial coalition, which is going to not only win in nevada, it is going to sweep this country. [applau

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join me, jane hill, and the film criticjason solomons, as we discuss the oscars, coming up at 9:30.d morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9. more travel disruption is expected today as the after—effects of storm ciara continue to be felt across the uk. 62,000 households are without power. more than 200 flood warnings remain in place, 150 of them in england. yellow weather warnings for snow, ice and wind are also in force for large parts of the uk. further rail disruption is expected and commuters are being urged to check their routes before travelling. yesterday, storm ciara brought winds of more than 90 miles an hour and some areas had six weeks‘ worth of rain injust21i hours. graham satchell reports. rough seas off the coast of hastings and a lifeboat rights itselfjust in time. it was a day of remarkable lucky escapes. 0n dry land in central london, watch this. a taxi, a tree and a near miss. in bedfordshire, the driver of this car escaped with just minor injuries. it took the fire service more than an hour to cut him out. storm ciara batted every corner of the country for mor

jane are amazed lives in one of the poorest neighborhoods of the delhi region it's also one of the most polluted the tiny home she shares with 6 other members of a family backs on to the 2nd biggest dumping ground in the city toxic air from the dump is just one of the hazards that the 40000 residents of i have to live with. the doctor says that besides my lungs my kidneys are also affected now he told me to stop going to the landfill that you're not going to live a very long but i said if i stop going to the landfill who's going to feed my children. jane oben others in violence will make a living by supporting and separating waste they held a town hall meeting ahead of elections to ask politicians what they are doing about the environment the candidate of prime minister and that in the morning the party told us that was not their priority. we don't treat this as one of our election. honorable prime minister. but it's not just people who live in the delhi regions illegal slums who are affected new delhi's equality he sees it consistently ranked as one of the most polluted cities in the w