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he gets it down for awhile, and then it goes back up. >> reporter: john has seen a doctor, but has not been tested for the virus. it's unclear why. >> we'll wait for another day. >> well, you can tell he's worried. i'm worried, too. we're just hanging in there. >> grateful for all the support. >> reporter: of the 48 new cases of covid-19 confirmed outside china yesterday, 40 were on board the diamond princess. one, a japanese official who was checking passengers onboard. >> if there is widespread transmission on the boat, you're looking at a second epicenter. >> reporter: and another ship caught up in the global panic. >> not too much going on here. >> reporter: this holland america cruise ship has been turned away from ports across asia, even though there are no known covid-19 cases onboard. one passenger pleading to go home. >> we're all a bunch of human beings on this ship that have lives outside this cruise ship that need us, families and children, pets, jobs. >> reporter: tonight, there's fresh hope for those 1,400 passengers, seen here celebrating with a dance after learning they

john has long been one of the nations leading voices on the intersection of science and public policymake no mistake, however calmly reasonably expressed, a very contrarian voice. it was john's new york times column, the big city which ran from the mid- 90s until 2002, i think, that first made me a fan of his work. there he took on any number of myths about cities from the advocacy of rent control, root causes of homelessness to environmental policy. one remarkable column was born from john's rosie o'donnell's relentless public criticism of mayor rudy giuliani's enforcement to get the homeless off new york cities street. how would the hometown, a suburb of nyack deal with a similar problem? he let his beard grow a few days, he didn't shower and then he dressed himself up in dirty clothes and a torn parka and headed up where he caught himself down on the sidewalk right in front of o'donnell's mansion. within minutes, security guard was aggressively confronting him, asking him to move along, threatening him to move along. the cops arrived soon after and he wound up being taken down to t

population has adequate can if the virus should spread out in vietnam through its ways chief executive to john has quit after losing a power struggle of this was bank the move comes after a spying scandal last year for mr manager con revealed he was being snooped on by a private detective apparently on the orders of cards wheezes will be chief operating officer of the bank supposed african born c.e.o. will be replaced by the us goldstein head of the land is with operations. chelsea delaney is following this for a sell for correspondent chelsea is the resignation of surprise it's not totally a surprise credit suisse has obviously been under a lot of pressure since these spying allegations arose in september but there's also been a very public clash between and the chairman of credit suisse earth rohner over the past few weeks it was clear that one of them was going to have to go it's a little bit of a surprise that it's because he had a lot of support from shareholders and a lot of very vocal support from shareholders what about the new guy what's he going to be like the record. god signed it every

credit suisse chief executive john has quit after losing a power struggle with the swiss bank the move comes after a spying scandal last give forestalled wealth manager the odd con revealed a private detective was following him apparently on the orders of credits with his former chief operating officer who was a close associate it soon became apparent other executives were being spied on his regulators are investigating the bank's 1st african born c.e.o. will be replaced by the us. head over then to swiss operations. and elephants as such a strong symbol of africa but they're in decline across the continent due to poaching however botswana is the exception where the population has grown rapidly setting up clashes with humans now the country is set to auction off 70 hunting licenses officials say it's vital to quell the risk they pose to crops and infrastructure. is home to a 3rd of africa's elephants to take part it is will have to place a deposit of around $18000.00 each. plus doing business with you. lock. earth. home. of species. or significant. those are big changes and most start

high stakes spying scandal takes the swiss banking world by storm costing credit suisse c o t john john has taught. and beer brewing dutch monks turn away from the path of pollution and toward the gospel of sustainability. this is the the way of business i'm joined now the milan in berlin welcome u.s. job creation is far more than expected rising 522-5000 january that figure is a rebound from a tepid december report but analysts fear the pace of hiring will soon slope with a decade of steady job gains and steep tariffs on chinese goods still in place president donald trump to use the boost is that vantage tweeting jobs jobs jobs promises made promises kept. our financial correspondent joins us now from new york so those are some impressive jobs numbers but surely the other half of promises promises promises is wage growth and that seems to have fallen by the wayside is this a case of quality over quantity. overall i would say yes there are a lot of the jobs that got created in the past couple of years are not necessarily the highest paying jobs i saw as the to stick recently that showed the

john has long been one of the nation's leading voices on the intersection ofre science and public policy. make no mistake over calm and reasonable is the contrarian voice. his new york times column, the big city running from the mid- nineties through 2002 that first made me a fan of his work there he took on any number of prevailing myths about cities from the efficacy of rent control to the root causes of homelessness to environmental policy. one remarkablef column born from his irritation at rosie o'donnell's relentless public criticism of mayor giuliani use of law enforcement to get the homeless off of new york city sidewalks in the nineties. so how would the wealthy new york suburb deal with a similar problem? he let his beard grow it did not shower and dress himself up in dirty clothes and headed to nyack where he put himself down on the sidewalk right in front of o'donnell's mansion. [laughter] within minutes the security guard was aggressively confronting him asking him to move along and threatening him until the cops arrived and he was taken to the station the point was proven ab

correspondent dorian johns has been covering the case and he sent us this summary of tuesday's events but the case was widely seen as a politically motivated trial a start supported by the european court of human rights in december cover laws for release have been racially greeted with euphoria but this latest attention order which will see him back in custody has those hopes with a growing feeling that though turkish due to sheree is increasingly under political control during joint d.w. istanbul. one of the biggest challenges facing europe is how to manage the flow of migrants many of them undertaking perilous journey as from sub-saharan africa to libya and across the mediterranean sea rescue ships operated by charities and other non-governmental organizations but troll the coast of libya but still many migrants drown. drag storage joined one of those rescue ships and sent this exclusive report . from the deck of the rescue ship ocean viking nicholas romaniuk is scanning the sea for a boat with migrants on board. the ocean viking is about 130 kilometers off the libyan coast that mea

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results there at the munich security conference well john has reported a drop in new coronavirus cases for the 3rd straight day beijing says the decline is evidence that the country's efforts to control the spread of the disease are working this comes after france announced the 1st fatality from the corona virus in europe and i see your old chinese tourist passed away in hospital in paris bringing the death toll outside mainland china to for the viruses claimed of a 1600 lives. no panic in paris despite the news of europe's 1st death from coated 19 the official name for the corona virus the french health minister announced that an 80 year old had succumbed to a lung infection in a hospital intensive care unit surface the patient was a chinese tourists from who by a province he was admitted to be shot hospital in paris on the 25th of january and treated in complete isolation from his condition deteriorated rapidly. the health minister said 10 other people with the virus were doing well for a said to be cured at the munich security conference global measures to contain the corona virus w

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. >>> the fda has accused jimmy john's observing vegetables that were part of five e. coli or salmonella outbreaks. the agency sent a warning letter to the company. they say jimmy john's used clover sprouts and cucumbers that did not meet legal food safety standards and that the restaurants had been linked to several outbreaks. the fda has asked the chain to respond to the letter within 15 days with a specific plan to address the violations. jimmy john's has at least eight locations here in the bay area.>>> alameda county supervisors voted to ban the sale of vaping products in unincorporated areas of the county. it represents an effort to curb the cigarette use among children and teens. nearly 70% of high school students in alameda county say they have not vaping products at a store, that is compared with less than 7% who say they made those purchases online. the ordinance needs a second vote to take affect. >>> san francisco-based juul is coming under investigation and dozens of states in its marketing vaping products. investigators say they are looking into whether j

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the couple telling us john has a fever. >> got a great big bucket of ice and we're doing cold compresses on john. his fever is now 103 again. just trying to keep him cool and comfortable. >> reporter: the virus today given an official name. covid-19. it has infected over 43,000 and killed more than 1,000 people. nearly all cases in china. in the u.s., the 13th confirmed case of the virus. a passenger quarantined on base in miramar in california has now tested positive.ot nearly 200 americans under quarantine since flying in from wuhan two weeks ago are now free to go home. protective masks tossed in the air in celebration at march air reserve base. >> i'm very graceful to be cleared and headed home. >> reporter: we do have a bit of good news about the couple onboard the ship. melanie says his fever has broke, but he still has not been tested for the virus. david? >> maggie, thank you for sharing that with us. >>> we move onto the other news, the desperate search for a missing 6-year-old girl in south carolina tonight. authorities say faye disappeared shortly after stepping off her school

sir eltonjohn sir elton john has sir eltonjohn has been forced to cut a concert short in new zealandrt in new zealand afterfalling ill. he lost his voice midway through his said. he was visibly upset. earlier in the said he told the crowd he had been diagnosed with an infection. in case you missed the invite, the party is in venice. the annual carnival is underway in the italian city. it was a flying start for the festivities today as a young venetian performed the flight of the angel. italian actor, linda pani, described the performance as extraordinary and said she felt the wind, the sea, and the earth as she glided her way to st mark's square. revellers also parade the city's streets in period costumes. the carnival season lasts about two weeks, culminating on the day of carnival or shrove tuesday. and before we go, say happy birthday to trompita. it's her 59th birthday and she's celebrating the happy day with her keepers in aurora zoo in guatemala. she was given a few presents and a cake made of fruits and vegetables. it took two weeks to put together and weighs over 300 pounds.

and jimmy john's has at least eight bay area locations and it has 15 days to respond to that fda report>> a growing number of school districts around the country are changing their gifted programs are scrapping them all together and the seattle school board recently voted to end the gifted program at one middle school after critics said it was unfair and discriminatory the school replaced it with math and science curriculum for all students and the board determined white students were overrepresented in the program and black students make up less than 2% even though they represent 15% of seattle's student population. >> testing that put those kids there is flawed and the identification and assessment has been flawed which needs to change so more students have the opportunity to get there. >> advocates of gifted programs is a the changes will hurt the most advanced students and there are calls to scrap the gifted programs in new york city schools are at the least change the names of those who do not qualify and testing do not feel badly about their abilities. >>> and emotional departure

john has the story. >> reporter: if you have ever wondered what sealevel rise could look like, people on the embarcadero got a preview this morning. we knew that it would be a windy king tide, but even veterans of san francisco could not believe what they were seeing. >> i am on the embarcadero all the time and i've never seen anything like this. it looks like something out of a horror film. the joggers overtaken by waves as they are running, i think everybody is really attracted to it, but at the same time, a little fear freaked out by it. >> the angry water of the bay rose up, drenching those who dared to venture too close. >> what we've got going on down here was a miniature tsunami and it was very unexpected today. >> the ferry service continued. >> it will be scary like the titanic or something. >> two of the fairies shut down because of the high seas, one look at this loading dock tells you why. san francisco's normal attractions on this day took a backseat to what mother nature was serving up. >> it is fun, it changes it up and gives us a change when we don't have much differen

well given how much time has posthumously i am lestat whistleblower john kerry at who doesn't expect anyone to come clean over the reported operation i can only speculate but we have a mandatory declassification law in this country where if information is at least 30 years old and it is not operational in nature that is it doesn't include information related to sources and methods that it has to be declassified and i wonder if that's really what this is all about that the information is old enough that there's no reason to keep it classified anymore the u.s. has interfered in more elections around the world then any other country in the world and i wouldn't be surprised if it was more than all other countries in the world combined this is something they that the u.s. does routinely regularly this may at least temporarily serve to take the attention off of russia off of china and other countries because this is something the united states does all the time not only will will there be no criminal repercussions i would not at all be surprised if those responsible for this operation who

and john glenn has said throughout his life and at the end of his life that he would not venture intopace if katherine johnson was not calculations on his spaceflight. the actual flight with john glenn where he orbited the earth, katherine johnson played a significant role in that. we also know that katherine a significant role in the moon landing. so those are three pivotal that change space travel and how we, in the united states america, see nasa today. the pleasure on katherine's 99th birthday to be her at the greenbrier. awe of just how sharp she still was. we laughed, we joked. we had a great time. and she is as radiant and was when at 99 as she she walked our campus back in the early 30's. that 99thleft birthday, i started asking myself, right, as people learn more about katherine johnson, as the university she love herdear, and we equally, we have to do something makelp recognize her and sure history never forgets how profound she was in helping nasa race.e space so i got a team of my faculty and staff and students together started brainstorming. and i said, listen, we're goin

i really wonder what you think, just about everything that john kelly has said. >> i think john kelly is spot on, but i also wish that john kelly had said it a little bit sooner. we have just been through a very divisive impeachment in this country. the president has been tweeting about colonel vindman saying terrible things, as we all know, and he put himself at some risk, as we all know, because he lost his job over at the nsc, he's been moved to another job. and so it's kind of odd that kelly at a paid speech, i presume it was, is now talking about this. when, in fact, i think early on, he might have been able to have some impact on the debate in congress. >> i wonder what you think, eliot? >> look, an extension of that, look, every public servant, as we saw this week with four people, has to have an uncle point at which they say, the morals of the place at which i work are so corrupted i can't serve there anymore. and john kelly, number one, was in the room when the president made the "shitholes countries" comment. andille" comment. he took the job after hearing the president sayi

about what john bolton has written in his book indicates the truth is going toom come out in mid-march with john bolton spoke, assuming the president doesn't try to censor it and tie him up in court or exercise some prior restraint. it will come out in the investigation because there are courageous men and women like ambassador taylor and fiona hill and colonel vindman and others who are willing to put country ahead of their personal careers. when my children are all grown up, and they are pretty well grown, i hope they will be more like them then like the president. and they never, ever thought i would say that in the senate of the united states, let alone anywhere. because this president has shown that he will take advantage of every opportunity for self-enrichment and self-aggrandizement whether it is violating the emoluments clause, and i have sued him along with colleagues making money from the presidency profiting putting profit ahead of his official duty or seeking to smear a political rival and soliciting a bribe even if the aid went through and of the the investigation was nev

has that changed things? johnah, that certainly did change the dynamic, to have them so front and center in that impeachment process. i think for the most part, democrats are going to be glad to have the impeachment behind them. talk about phone calls for ukraine does not change anybody's opinion about donald trump and does not change anyone's vote preference. it does not tell people what should they beo put back into the white house. themrats are glad to have behind them but what we have seen from donald trump this week , he is now -- he has been behaving flawlessly arguably first like -- quite some time. i think we are likely to see a whole different level of vindictiveness, cheating -- i am not even sure i want to imagine what comes next after the united states senate basically vote semi license to break the law. i think this is going to be an election year potentially unlike any we have seen in this country for a long time. nastasya: speaking up on like we have anything seen in this country, i want to ask you

john has a good and i was sometimes he said he was a soldier other times he said he was a commander i don't know for sure the market has he never told me about his work he didn't trust anyone yet had. a coffee at the hotel of course his work frightens me but i don't know anything about it. and i'm scared because he did that work for a long time. and that's why the authorities are looking for him. i'm afraid that they'll arrest me because of him. and there are new and they have what they want to . be so bring back i s. . so right and center in my situation i'd like to see that. she has a 10 year old son one of the islamic state child soldiers the lion cubs of the caliphate. they were trained in special camps but i also use them as human shields . we've agreed not to show his face. he suffers from a nervous tic and vision problems. i've been exercising to make myself stronger. than i do pushups and target practice by throwing rocks at bottles. the boy works at a construction site in mosul to work in money to help his family. so far he's managed to escape the security patrols that are co

right now most of the state is experiencing abnormally dry conditions and john has been covering that for you but at alpine meadows, the conditions have been favorable for skiers. so i guess are saying please come up don't stay away. yeah, we need more rain more snow but come on up and have a little fun plus you know they can make their snow too. let's check in with meteorologist jobs, travel and see what's in store for this friday, maybe folks are heading to tahoe this weekend. what's in store for the weekend. so we do have some dry conditions for the weekend. at least as far as tahoe in the bay area's concerned now southern and central california is going to get some rain i heard the southern sierra it does mean some snowfall not snowfall for tahoe, just yeah okay now what we're going to be singing to the turn of the month of though from february and into march is a better potential of some rain and snow in our neck of the woods a little bit further north which will be really nice and i'll get to that here in just a minute so what we've got going on this morning really dry condition

it is stable with the $124000000000.00 sovereign fund in place not only that but the reach of st johns has been slowed with russian exporters finding new markets and importers being able to find domestic alternatives now what analysts are saying that if the u.s. actually wants to harm russia it should lift all saying sions immediately so how does that make sense. according to the financial times the single biggest danger to the russian economy quote would be if the us woke up one day and lifted all 'd the sentients end quote joining us now to discuss is the host of the tape which is so richard under this idea the claim is that by lifting all sanctions on russia overnight quote there would be a massive inflow of capital the currency would spike all the government's policies would be in tatter it would be a disaster again that's a quote does that theory hold water. no there is really no nice way to say it other than no because what it presumes is that if the flood happened and there's no prospect at this point that it would but if the flood happened that the russian government would sit ther

this is good news and these are the top stories john has reported 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections chinese officials say these figures are the lowest figures since january and predict the epidemic could be over by april international health officials warn it's too early to make that assumption . president john says his country really do whatever necessary to push back the syrian regime and it led by the end of this month he threatened to attack regime forces if any to his forces a high. bernie sanders is one the new hampshire primary where democrat voters are selecting a candidates to take on u.s. president donald trump in november's election 2nd in the race is former mayor pete but the judge who won the iowa caucuses. listen in authority president mahmoud abbas has told the united nations security council the palestinians will not accept the middle east plan but put forward by u.s. president donald trump abbas said the proposal would be so it would subject any palestinian state to apartheid conditions. this is the news from berlin for more you can

john yang has the latest. g: judy, could this outbreak threaten the political stability of the ruling chinese communist party and of president jinping? jude blanchette is the freeman chair in china studies at the center for strategic and international studies.o thanksch for being with us. two developments today. one, the provincial leaders of hubei province and of wuhan, where th replaced. began, were two, the chinese government changed the diagnostic definition of this virus, which has now given a big n the number of cases that they're reporting. what are the political each of these moves? ninbehind let's start with the provincial leaders being replaced. jude blanchette: i thi there's two broadly important repercussions from this or implications. the first is that beijing, theve central ment, is displeased with how local-level officials have been dealing with this problem. there's been a lot of resentment in the city of wuhan and also in the provincial level in hubei with how officials initially were unrespons

it's a social satire that's also a thriller that almost becomes a horror film it really matches up john has and it's incredibly socially relevant i mean it's really an allegory of capitalism and of the gap between rich and poor package an incredibly entertaining format and what i think is interesting exciting this year is that often the oscars go for the safe toys as they go for sort of celebrating a kind of cinema of the past and this time they really picked what could be said about the future a global diverse cinema that really takes chances and take cinema in a new direction and it was huge applause when the announcement was made that it had won best picture now was the choice of part aside also an attempt to make the oscars more relevant there has been some criticism about the other awards the diversity. yes no definitely and i mean the the nominations the general this year were very diverse it's still the oscars are still very much a very male very white club we only had one non white actor nominated all the acting categories no women nominated for in the best directing category the os

singers are elton john has been forced to cut short a concert in new zealand after losing his voice midway through his set the musician apologized to the sold out crowd he appeared to break down in tears earlier in his set the 72 year old told the audience that he had been diagnosed with walking into monia but that he hadn't wanted to cancel the show he had to be helped off the stage to a rapturous ovation by facts. ok a reminder now the top story that we're tracking for you at this hour chinese officials say the number of people infected with the cold 19 corona virus as part of the past the 70000 mark most of those are in the city of taunton central china's province almost 1900 people have died of the illness since the outbreak began. marching to the news live from berlin up next global 3000 the globalization program and don't forget all the latest news headlines available around the clock on our web site that's you don't com or you can follow us on twitter at d w news i'm probably asking i'll be back with. more to beat up to. cut. the field. a sustainable closed loop economy than a. trad

middle east in every country where iran has interfered and destabilized i have a dog that i think john has made pretty clear who bears the brunt of the blame here for for the tensions but i mean in terms of if you take iran you know foreign policy is accused of supporting political movements militias from syria to yemen. said walk on the run behave quote here like a normal country like a lot more way that was. is really true through what john is saying that iran does bear some of the blame for these tensions going is far as they have. no i think john knows that he's talking nonsense the united states destroyed libya the united states and the saudis destroyed yemen the united states supported al qaida in syria they continued to support we know that in the it is al qaeda that is that is the dominant force there merican know it everyone knows it yet they support them because it serves their interest americans are helping the israelis subjugate the palestinian people making israel now basically formally an apartheid regime almost identical to south africa the americans destroyed afghanistan al

as a counter to palestinian led campaigns against israel well we spoke to abby martin who is the john has to initiate that rule soon she thinks that people are being forced to give up that constitutional rights. i was given this contract i was pretty shocked to get this contract i heard of these laws i knew of cases for hurricane relief workers just substitute teachers but i guess i never connected the 2 that simply being a speaker on a college campus supposedly the bastion of free speech nationwide would trigger there's clause in force me to sign a contract to say that i would never boycott israel of course this goes against my 1st amendment. rights this is meant to curb the mounting grassroots pressure that originates predominately on college campuses against the state of israel and i couldn't comply with this how could i comply my entire body of work criticizes the israeli government or so i wrote back and i said i cannot comply with this and that's why i decided to take legal action with care in the p.c. jaf because thousands of contractors are being affected by this long whether or n

just anybody could have been successful with creating the director's working group, and i think john has, as i am sure you have all experienced when you interacted with him, has just a great listener and a graceful approach and cares so deeply about our city. his legacy is significant not only for parks but the city generally. i am proud and honored to call you a friend. we will stay in touch. i will miss your day to die psalm andie --day-to-day calm ag presence. we have a present not one park sign but two. one is we would like you to always think of us. so we have for you a john ram original sign from your fends at -- from your friends at rec and park. your compassion has been about the importance of space of civic center. through your passion and interest and will and your hearding of cats, you have created a plan for what the future of the san francisco most important public commons should be. we have tried to notch your passion by sparking change in one of those spaces, but may your legacy at some point be the fully renovated civic center public realm. we want you to have this to thi

john kelly has been delivering some speeches without much fanfare or publicity necessarily. and an eventnterested observer. i just sat in the audience. and was struck by how pointed and direct he was in some of the concerns he raised. he talked about vindman and issued a defense of vindman saying vindman really followed his military training in reporting his concerns to his superiors. going through proper channels. and then responding to a lawful subpoena. he also said some interesting things about north korea, the press and in many ways, he sounded like the anti-trump. with respect to north korea, he said kim jong-un is not going to give up nuclear weapons and north korea has really played us. talked about the press as being not the enemy of the people. and so it was an interesting appearance where you could see that now a year out of the chief of staff job, john kelly is opening up a bit more about some of his differences with this administration. >> and there was no question this was a public event. it was on the record. general kelly is okay with this going public and ma

romney of utah, the only 2 publicans to vote in favor including former natial s security adviser john bolton hassaid for some time that i hope to be able thear from john bolton but senate republicans ha a slim majority they need to vote down the measure and are now prepared to acquit president trump. is not our job. >>to expand the house's investigation before the vote house managers making their last pitch, let's put john bolton under oath. >>let's fd out who's telling the truth in the president's dense team opsing the nate is not here to do the investigatory work that the housedidn't do democratic leader chuck schumer calling friday'vote. a tragedy america will remember this day unfortunately with the senate did not live up to its responsibilities. where the senate turned away with a sham trial. t along >>cong up thousands of fans are gearing up for the big game in miami will hithe reets there to find out the peoplare ready for an action-packed super bowls e last severapeople in e north bay arrested after allegedly trying to get ntracts for nasty cold, take dayquil severe with vicks vapocool.

he gets it down for a while, then it goes back up. >> reporter: john has seen a doctor but has not beeny. >> we'll wait for another day. >> you can tell he's worried. i'm worried too. we're just hanging in there. >> grateful for all the support. >> reporter: another ship caught up in the global panic. >> not too much going on here. >> reporter: this holland america cruise ship has been turned away from ports across asia even though there are no known covid-19 cases on board. one passenger pleading to go home. >> we're all a bunch of human beings on this ship that have lives outside of this cruise ship that need us and families and children, pets, jobs. >> reporter: there's fresh hope for those 1,400 passengers seen here celebrating with a dance after learning they will finally dock in cambodia. everyone wants to know when can these people get off of this cruise ship? it is set to end february 19th but officials said they could extend that deadline for certain people if needed. cdc say they likely expect this virus to spread at some point in the u.s. or elsewhere. people are not taking a

authorities tend related the totals,ey resulting in thousands more cases and hundreds more deaths john sudworth has more. john: china iat war with this virus flying in extra supplies and reinforcements of 2600 extra troops. but there is still deep confusion about the enemy they are fighting,an howit has infected, and how many it has killed. until now, only those with a positive lab tt will count as confirmed cases to l b tests take time. now patients confirmed by much quicker ct scanneds are being included. it is much less reliable, but it means the number of cases has rocketed. what is far more worrying is the big-league index. the sudden increase in those patientsd who only scans not counted before. but are those extra dths added up from across the past three weeks, or are they a new unily pointing to a hidden number of similar daily deaths? china hasn't told us. it has been focused on messages of loyalty. these patients are being sworn into a communist committee, and it has been settling political scores, removing the boss of the province where the outbreak started. the mediare showing hard-work

the revelation in your times is about what john bolton has written in his book indicates the truth is going to come out in mid march with john bolton spoke. assuming the president doesn't try to censor it and tie them up in court or exercise some prior restraint. it will come out in congressional investigations when john bolton testified, ill, because there are courageous men and women like ambassador taylor and the nfl and col. denman, and others. people who are willing to put country ahead of the personal careers. when my children grow up, and they are pretty wellor grown, i hope they will be more like them than like the president. i never ever, but i would say that in the senate of the united states let alone, anywhere. because this president has shown that he will take advantage of every opportunity for self enrichment and self whether it is violating classes and have sued along with hundred and 99 of my colleagues on the issue making money from the presidency profiting and putting profit ahead it's official duty. fort speaking seeking to smear a political rival and soliciting a b

john has survived his first major test as owner, but the ordeal has the 66-year-old thinking, what willur family would be willing to do the same thing when you're ready to retire? >> well, i have hoped for 40 years that my children would come back. >> but you may be setting them up for disaster. at the time, both of john's daughters are enjoying successful careers, so it shocks everyone when youngest, hannah, uproots her life to move back to trees of mystery. how big a decision was it for you to decide to do this? >> i mean, to give up everything and come here is a big thing. so, there's a lot of love, and there's really no desire to sell, ever. >> you could've stayed at your job and hired somebody to run this place. why'd you have to do it >> we have to do it. that's part of the fun. the creativity that you get to do here, the stress that you go through, the mayhem, the sleepless nights, this is a part of me. >> just like her father decades ago, hannah preps to one day take over the roadside attraction. >> it's just a juggle every day, but it's also wonderful and liberating. >> you eve

john has california connections growing up there. all of you, congratulations and thank you for what you do for your country. they allid, governor, have a commitment to public service, and that's what we should respect in each other, recognizing our differences but also knowing that at any given moment we are all a resource to each other, and as i say to my members, there are internal friendships, but there are not internal animosities. you meet each other in this kaleidoscope of public service that we are in. , using the in awe term again, of the governor father. i knew him when he was in college at that time, advising your father then, and so proud of your leadership in the tradition in your family. in your family and mine, public service, it sprang from her deep faith that we had a responsibility, a sense of community, the gospel of matthew and the rest. your point, i to was never thinking of running for public office. you understand what i mean, you have no weekends. brother was always interested. he became mayor, he was wonderfu

celibate but the pontiff says the solution to the shortage is to send missionaries to the region john holmes has more now from the region are. the probably will be a bit of disappointment especially as it was latin american bishops who forward this proposal last october i think important to clarify the proposal wasn't the priests who were already all day and should be allowed to then get married it was for all the sorts of married men of some standing in these communities be allowed to them to make up for a bit of a chronic shortage of priests in the region this is a region that's composed of 9 countries really have parts and cells in the summers and region and it's estimated that at least 85 percent over villages in the amazon region on able to celebrate mass every week so there is a real sure to cheer and this was one of the ideas to try and get to grips with it now the pope's instead said that another solution could be sending missionaries to this area instead of going for the other option which was older married men be being able to become priests and there will sort of a thaw in the move co

authorities have stepped up their efforts to fight the spread of the virus the eastern city of when john has become the 1st outside of the epicenter of a province to go into virtual lockdown some 800 kilometers from people when judge can now go out only once every 2 hours to buy necessities public events have been canceled schools and museums have been closed or than $250.00 people in the city actually have the coronavirus now right we've got wayne hay in hong kong. bring us up to date with everything let's start with the case in the philippines when. yes we'll all thirty's there the philippine government and the world health organization announcing this fatality that took place on saturday very keen to stress that this was not a local transmission that the 44 year old man from holland where it's thought that this outbreak 1st started brought the virus with him from china he traveled to the philippines from china via hong kong on the 21st of january 4 days later was hospitalized and then died on saturday with sylvia pneumonia he didn't travel alone either he was with a 38 year old woman trav

and here's the republicans in the united states senate acting surprised john bolton suddenly has a book that's leaking out now, but john bolton's conduct up to now has been the perfect book launch. doesn't want to talk in the house of representatives because his book isn't ready. his publishers i'm sure force him in the first week of january to say i'm willing to testify because they didn't want to be party in this cover-up and bringing out a book from the guy who helped cover it all up. and now here we are. >> but the book may not come out for quite a long time if ever. they're going to try to slow down that process. i just went through the process of being vetted by the state department before my book came out. they're looking for classified information, they then sent it around to the nsc, sent it to the defense department. they can slow walk it. >> bolton had a contract that says they have to finish it in 30 days. >> and he also -- but he also knows exactly what classified information is. he knows not to put that in the book, but the white house can slow it down. >> his lawyer is sa

the revelations in "the new york times" about what john bolton has written in his book indicate the truth is going to come out in mid-march with john bolton's book assuming the president doesn't try to censor it and tie him up in court or exercise some prior restraint. it will come out in congressional investigations. when john bolton and others testify, it will come out because there are courageous men and women like ambassador taylor and fiona hill and colonel vindman and others who are willing to put country ahead of their personal careers. when my children grow up and they are pretty well grown, i hope they will be more like them than like the president, and i never ever thought i would say that in the senate of the united states let alone anywhere. because this president has shown that he will take advantage of every opportunity for self-enrichment and self-aaggrandizement, whether it's violating the emollients clause. i have sued him along with 199 of my colleagues on that issue, making money from the presidency, profiting and putting profit ahead of his official duties or seeking t

authorities have stepped up their efforts to fight the spread of the virus the eastern city of when john has become the 1st outside the epicenter of a province to go into virtual lockdown it is some 800 kilometers away from but people and when child can now only go out once every 2 days to by necessity public events have been cancelled schools and museums have been closed and more than 250 people in the city have tested positive for corona virus in hong kong to say this why don't you start in fact line with what is happening in hong kong and tell us about where you are. yes well there's a lot of concern clearly in hong kong about the fact that the number of cases of confirmed corona virus here could spike in the days ahead so if we only have 14 confirmed cases many people trying to get their hands on face masks there is a shortage of them still in the city some shops do have them as we've been reporting but the price is up fairly high that's adding to the concerns of people is that as of monday there's going to be at least medical stuff on duty because one of the unions has called for a stri