jude blanchette: no, of course not.itting here having this discussion now, so i think people are quite surpry the lack of leadership that he has showed thus far. john yang: jude blanchette from the center for strategic and international studies, thank you very much. jude blanchette: thank you. ♪ judy: en as health care officials around the world struggle to deal with the coronavirus, a far more intagious disease, measle on the rise across the globe. hari sreenivasan explores whatvi is d this deadly spike. hari sreenivasan: nearly three times as many people havdied from measles in the democratic republic of congo than from ebola. it's the world's worst epidemic of the disease. more than 6,000 are dead, with over 300,000 suspected cases from every province of the country. poienne mwengisa (throu translator): measles is a very serious disease that attacks children, and we parents do not know how to defend ourselves against this disease. that's why i wanted him to get the vaccine, so that his bodyp can develoimmunity. hari

jude every month.the priority that we put on giving to st. jude. it probably would not want to date a transporter? cmac i probably would not. >> you not date someone like assertive side of things? that is correct. >> would you ever heard on the opposite side of the political spectrum? >> no, i felt they were a tribe support i don't think i could date them. and if you are semi need say thanks that we should put small children and my cages and i think that's a good idea, that is a reflection of your character. trish: i want to be able to laugh at this but it's actually kind of sad. shows how divided we are. these kids, on a college campus, they won't even talk to the other side, let alone go have a copy with them. anyway i hope you a wonderful valentine's day, have a wonderful weekend everyone. i will see you back. maria's next. maria: and happy weekend everyone welcome to the program that analyzes the link that wasn't helps position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo and coming up in a few mom

she resolves to find the killer, in order to do it, she has to find it jude law, somebody who has specialists not pleased to see her. here is a clip. who else knows you're here? no one... i can't hear you. no, no one... no one knows but me. why did you come here then? i'm going to kill reza. 0h, god...he must be terrified. help me find him. you want to kill mohammed reza? you need to hire a professional. i don't have any money. oh, well, you have a job. you're a prostitute, aren't you? so, some talent there, good talent in front of the camera, also behind, reed morano, cinematographer turned director. the problem with it is that, on the one hand, it wants to be a serious character study, on the other hand, it wants to be a james bond style action—adventure, which is maybe like a rerun of luc besson‘s nikita, or more recently, something like red sparrow or atomic blonde. as a result of it, you never invest in at the characters, you never believe in them. despite some crunchy fight sequences, a well orchestrated car chase, but at no point did i think that anyone in at the film was doing anythi

jude for a reason to leave you.big. and i went in and did the accent. and tanked it, obviously. and then a couple weeks later we were supposed to hear on friday. if you've ever auditioned for anything it's just like forget about it, live your life, and i'm like, i can't! and i had flown to boston to do a gig. it's friday afternoon, i'm in my hotel room, and i dyazide, dyaz, against every molecule go my body, i turn the phone off, three minutes later, i turn it back on u and, and i had a missl from my agent. okay, they're going to tell me i didn't get it and it's before i go on stage. cool. my agent goes, mark wahlberg wants to call you, and i'm like, i'm not wearing any makeup. and she was like he just wants to talk to you. and i was like, that's so sweet, he is taking time out of his day to let me know i didn't get the part. what a jachgentleman. they connect me, and i went to school in boston. we had a tv that sat on a wheelchair. now i'm overlooking the boston common, wouldn't it be wonderful? he's like hey, he h

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based on the medical assessments that we conducted during a 4 hour visit to him on the 9th of may 2019 jude innocent showed all the symptoms that are typical for a victim of psychological torture we're talking about intense anxiety a constant state of panic that has harmed already has nervous system and his cognitive capabilities although i made an urgent appeal to change the conditions of detention of mr songe after 5 months i received a letter that basically said we reject all occasions of torture and julian assange is being a treated according to english law. that is not an appropriate response from a democratic state that is transparent and committed to the rule of law now the u.k. person the state and the torricelli not good. i'm sure he's had some unpleasant conditions that we wouldn't want anyone to have i don't really think we can call that cruel and unusual punishment in this case the problem with having run once is he's not going to win anyone over by complaining he's been incarcerated pre-x. tradition. then there is what happened at the ecuadorian embassy accusations of american

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jude blanchette is the chair in china studies at the center for strategic and international studies. >> thanks so much for being with us. two ent goes today. the provincial leaders of hubei province and wuhan were replaced. two, the chinese government anged the diagnostic definition of this virus, which has now given a big jump in the number of cases that they are reporting. what are the political implications or reasoning behind each of these moves? let's start withnche prol leaders being replaced. >> i think there are two broadlr importanercussions from this, or implications. the first is beijing, the central government, is displeased with how local-level officials have been dealing wito this blem. there's been a lot of resentment in the city of wn and at the provincial level at bei, how officials were initially unresponsive to the spread of the virus and worked to silence criticism or independent opinion on it. importantly, beijing wants to signal it's taking direct actions to dole with this. there's an element of that as well-- it's not responsible. it's the local-level officials

>>the homeless population food calories mom says they were watching tv one day when the saint jude commercial played cali asked why the kids send have hair i explained to her that they have cancer her mom says at that moment cali decided she wanted to donate her long rip hunza length hair she just told me i want to go cut my hair to donate it again. and then after that is when we talked about and she says she wants to go or every 2 years and in february she wants to cut >>5 hair salon where she gets her hair cut has stepped in to help with the cause. had other hand. >>come in and you know donate their hair but never that. they now offer the calley hair cut we thought of something that can make her story a little bigger. and maybe and fire her and other 2. follow in her footsteps, it's a free hair cuts for anyone who comes in to donate to she wants to make little girls feel pretty ones that don't can't grow their own hair, she wants them to feel pretty again and feel good about yourself. >>what a great story caylee is helping other kids will be inspired by her examples and revive is helping ot

the ukrainian city of how to cope on thursday the clashes left 9 police officers and one civilian in jude don't quote has got the story. say some new people moved into the neighborhood they came from the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus pandemic perhaps you'd be worried or angry but it would be hard to match the anger brewing in ukraine to just that situation. oh. cool. for the past several days ukraine has seen violent clashes across the country scores of policemen have been injured by locals throwing bricks riot police have been called in to disperse angry mobs and it's all because the ukrainian authorities tried to do a good deed for the international community they accepted with open arms a number of their countrymen and foreigners trying to flee by plane assuring the public the passengers were 100 percent coronavirus clean an important detail when ukraine itself has yet to see a case of the disease a quarantine zone was even set up at a health center in poltava just to be sure but the protesters did all they could to stop that plane from landing and when that failed they started b

. >> reporter: today, the jude said he would have given hodge a year's sentence, but hodge's $30 millioncharity 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. >> reporter: with only seconds between life and death the collins family finds an angel in georgia police signature harold drummond. >> when i looked down at that baby a.j., i looked into my son's face, into my grandson's face. >> reporter: his knowledge of two-finger infant c.p.r., would save the life of six-month-old a.j. sherrod, who was suffering from a respiratory infection. >> he was in the right place at the right time, and he allowed god to use him to help us save the baby

think we have to go probably back to the stjude's think we have to go probably back to the st jude'so go probably back to the stjude's day storm in 2013 to see an amberwarning the stjude's day storm in 2013 to see an amber warning so extensively across the southern half of britain. there does seem to be a discrimination between the worst of the conditions invariably any north—west and quarter of scotland, a lot of wind and rain there at this time of year, but to bring those sort of conditions that are encompassed by these amber weather warnings that have been mentioned by oui’ correspondence warnings that have been mentioned by our correspondence which are enforced widely across england and wales for the greater part of the day, that really is quite unusual. remind us what an amber warning means? it starts at yellow, goes up to read, we are in the middle, aren't we? yes, the met office are not messing around, they have issued this and when they talk about amber they are talking about homes and businesses being flooded with fast flowing water, posing a threat to life, trains and buses

julie admission those 9 year old daughter jude had just transpired to the school 3 weeks ago the goal was to destruct he talked to us so her friend did the teacher was trying to harvey up the children from the classroom to get down the stairs because he. saw in due course. that's a he assume he's not some people we trust. and then you know the jokes of the children they were holding hands back so when these one came this was a spears. child started falling. for. shows as a picture of high 11 year old daughter. but the. brother was a smiling machine she was always happy and helpful always quick to help in the kitchen and to pray she was a court fearing child. many politicians and government officials led by deputy president william ruto have visited the scene of the tragedy and given assurances that investigations are underway we must get to the point on. whether the structure of the. mission for the hunt for whatever you want. to get. on. board. with. what. happens again. in september last year 8 children died after a badly built school in nairobi collapsed the government shut down se

jude has done.ou never know when you could be that determining factor to save the next child's life. a million thank you's wouldn't be enough. chris upcoming contests in nevada and south carolina can reshuffle the race. joining us from las vegas, mayor pete buttigieg. let's start with the two states that will be holding contests the next two weeks. in nevada you are in fifth place with 10% support and in south carolina you are in place with 7.5% support. how important is it for you to do well in both of those states to show you can get support in states with a big minority voting bloc? >> it's very important for us to do well and we are on the ground working to earn those good results. we have seen how fluid it is. i don't have billions of dollars of my own money to pour into the airwaves. but we have a vision as we demonstrated in new hampshire and iowa that can bring people together and a commitment when we come to more racially diverse states to speak to the concerns of the voters. in nevada we h

meat and people criticize me because this is iowa and we have a lot of meat production here though so jude you can't say that you can't say to me but i do why why why who is being hurt by this if it's healthy to eat less meat then wouldn't the farmers and i would be better to produce a special kind of high quality meat than to have less animals but get paid more and i think that everybody. i would be better off financially better off health health wise at the end of the day but. people are afraid because a large integrated companies would lose money so. you can save these things public . in north carolina some pick from is also trying to make the switch to organic but they can't match the rock bottom prices of the major produces price is the top criterion for most consumers says organic farmer calvin not trouble we want to run into the grocery store you know the super wal-mart and we want to grab something we can look down on it's you know certified organic. you know and that's maybe 50 to 60 percent more than something that was grown over here i don't want that i can afford it but you kno

but we go back to the st jude's day storm before we say, we are all in the same leaky storm boat.e worst conditions yet, and the southern parts of britain may not have seen the very worst. there is more to come? yes, we have a very active front which is around about the sort of from the wash down to the middle of from the wash down to the middle of the south—west of england, that is yet to move through the rest of east anglia and the south east. when it went through crown england nottinghamshire, we were talking about gusts of nearly 80 mph. that is really quite unusual. normally, we go to the higher ground of wales. around the south—west, where i come from. but into downtown england, that does sort of pique your interest. it certainly does. phil, thank you very much, you will keep us thank you very much, you will keep us up—to—date along with your collea g u es us up—to—date along with your colleagues at the bbc weather centre. and that feeds in with the information been gathered by bbc local radio and bbc online services. enter your postcode or perhaps a postcode of loved ones y

erick swalwell on both the jude -- it used to feel like a democratic attack line to say pence and trump against science. but there's such a record that i think in some cities had been in place for decades. trump contradicting hurricane paths, denying the recovery in puerto rico. what is your degree of alarm and what is your plan to help him support the public health efforts? >> i think because we are dealing with a pandemic here that could become a real crisis in america, we want to give the president and the vice president all the resources they need and the support they need and root for their success because their success is our success. so, i'll resist pointing out some of the flaws, i think, in the people appointed and say as a member of the house leadership team, we're standing ready to give them the funding they need and support the investments in detection, the ability to support local hospitals to quarantine and contain and have a vaccine as soon as possible. >> i think everybody is coming at this as an american or a parent or a daughter or a son. but what about what you've see

klobuchar swinging multiple ways, they all have fatal flaws, biden does not know what state he's in, jude buttigieg connecticut minority support,. >> is a runaway train to crazy girl. and bernie is running against reality, he is running against math, i cannot wait to see what happens next. kaylee, dan, thank you very much and we will see where this all takes us. >> steve scalise and others were shot yesterday while practicing for the annual congressional baseball game, congressman still in critical condition after being shot in the hip. he's undergone emergency surgery but doctor say he'll require several more procedures before he's out of the woods. >> it's been two and half years since steve scalise was shot and killenearly killed by a deranged bernie sanders supporter. he recovered and is president trump said he's better shape now than he was. >> steve scalise, i think you are better looking now, more handsome now. you were not that good looking, you look good now. >> he looks better now, i cannot know what that is. jesse: all joking aside were not blaming bernie for the shooting but h

jude has done.er know when you could be that determining factor to save the next child's life. a million thank you's wouldn't be enough. >> live in new york with eric shawn. breaking into fox news sunday. taking you to the daytona speedway in florida where president trump is set to speak to a crowd of 100,000 at the daytona 500. phil keating is on the ground tracking it all live for us. what do you see from your end? >> well, it is pretty loud inside the raceway. the daytona international -- oh, i hear the thunderbirds flying over right now. flying over right before the beginning of the race. could not see them, but i sure do hear them. it will be a pretty kept up crowd and kept up president here for his seven minutes of remarks. for the past hour, he has been hanging out with the owner of nascar and some other nascar people as well. other dignitaries including ron desantis, the governor of florida also on hand here today for this 62nd running of the daytona 500. president trump is a grand marshal.

to jude it could be carter innocent jones i could use a switch on this subject. nope and that includes the i'm sure of the feel of the middle you go immediately and select a mockery of it you sit up and claim shows for a minute now on assignment that the knowledge will not suddenly produce be calling bush a comedy block long and pretty exact amount to i'm sure but it will. be a sudden increase in the price of oil weighed heavily on the world economy. they put the brakes on great. production costs went up prices went up. inflation is skyrocketing. high inflation has a major drawback it impoverishes savers and investors since their money depreciates . for governments inflation became a new enemy to be defeated at all cost. after removal going on would have rescued a brave federal sa i thought those are the 5 always elitists know yeah fellow easy late class will this no see you for valley going to me community you really are out there see going to be on the side out you cause i said i used to are classic you just don't call me a serial if i was eagleman and gone by

>>expected d deserved renee zellweger say her way to a best actress win for jude.o the academy. thank you for inviting me here alongside one of the most special collaboration zinn meaningful experiences of my life. >>joquin phoenix was the undeniable favorite in his category and when he won for best actor he kept office expecting speech with a nod to his brother river phoenix. >>ceainly was when he was 17. my brother road or this lyric the certain run to the rescue with love and peace will follow. thank you. >>and that wraps kron 4 ne tonight at 8 and grant d vicki liviakis they're here with kron 4 news at night catherine pam, thanks very much coming up next at 9 videos of people illegally hopping on the hoax of san francisco muni trains e going for a ride or making the rounds on social media, how many officials are responding tonight. >>and sunday's powerful when left thounds without electricity and downed trees and power lines all across the area. how one east bay business is recovering from the windstorm when we come back keep here kron 4news at 9 starts next. w

proreport of investigation and submitted -- in a report of investigation and submitted to a certified add jude cater who assesses overall ability for military service. against the 13 federal adjudicative guidelines. of the guidelines, personnel conduct, criminal conduct and allegiance to the united states are the primary criteria used to vet personnel that exhibit any extreme behaviors. finish while cases with allegiance are uncommon, overall these three guidelines combine for almost half of the denials for military personnel x. keeping in mind the prior screening ms. miller described happens in front of this. you've already narrowed down to a more selective population by the time we run this. applicants with favorable background investigation results are subject to two sets of monitoring procedures throughout their military service. each of our military departments manage their own insider threat programs that serve as a conduit for reporting behaviors of concern that are observable in the workplace. all dod personnel are mandated to report such behavior against reporting thresholds for insid

it was a >>blake lively and jude law star in therhythm section. it's t about a band. she wants revengon the people w killed her family, he trains are to take that revenge violeny analt forecasts for the thrillers opening weekend range from 4 to llion, ot great for a film that cost 50 million to make t of your >>yourselves your clothes in the >>gretel and hansel puts a supernatural spin on the airy tale asthe invertedtitle indicates the focus is on the sister this time around box office watchers are looking at a debut worth $47 million not bad considering it only cost about 5 million to produce in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>there's a look at our forecast going on here got some haze left over and was shot from timber ought to take a look down south of the golden gate. it's kind of by some of this morning. the now mostly sunny skies turning into this afternoon with winds behind all of that very good saturday morning to you thanks a lot for joining us on kron 4 news weekend. we're taking a live look outside this morning from the embarcadero camera we've got an interes

jude research tie like the one he signed for me last year.t was auctioned off and brought in $15,000 for st. jude and the ripped up speech would bring money for a worthy charity and encourages nancy to auction it for a good cause. one more from the republican ongressman paul qosar. speaking of the rumor, rumor has it her impeachment articles are due to be ripped up today from the center floor. host: we'll hear from kevin. hi. caller: good morning, pedro. i wanted to bring to light all of the nontruths or lies, whatever you want to call it. first of all, on a pre-existing ndition, the g.o.p. is fighting in courts to take away pre-existing condition. in the office this economic growth under jimmy carter was 3.2 and under kennedy it was 5.7 and under johnson with it was 5.1 and under bill clinton it was 5.3 and under trump job growth is only 2.3%. basically trump is living off and per r job growth month, 227,000 on average per month under obama and under trump -- host: can i ask where you're getting the data from? caller: i got it from morning j

proreport of investigation and submitted -- in a report of investigation and submitted to a certified add jude cater who assesses overall ability for military service. against the 13 federal adjudicative guidelines. of the guidelines, personnel conduct, criminal conduct and allegiance to the united states are the primary criteria used to vet personnel that exhibit any extreme behaviors. finish while cases with allegiance are uncommon, overall these three guidelines combine for almost half of the denials for military personnel x. keeping in mind the prior screening ms. miller described happens in front of this. you've already narrowed down to a more selective population by the time we run this. applicants with favorable background investigation results are subject to two sets of monitoring procedures throughout their military service. each of our military departments manage their own insider threat programs that serve as a conduit for reporting behaviors of concern that are observable in the workplace. all dod personnel are mandated to report such behavior against reporting thresholds for insid

people do p jude -- judge, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren speak before clark county democrats. 5:00 p.m. live at eastern, joe biden, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar, and tom steyer speak at a forum on infrastructure. watch on-demand at c-span.org and listen on the go on the c-span radio app. >> students from across the country told us the most important issues for the presidential candidates to address our climate change, and violence, vaping, college affordability, until health, and immigration. we are awarded $100,000 in cash prizes. the winners for this year's competition will be announced on march 11. >> sunday night on q and a. a look at american president to the lens of the books they have written. with journalist craig fairman. been thatry has kennedy's father was the one pulling the strings. that is not true. jack kennedy won that all of surprise. -- wanted that pulitzer prize. he said i would rather win the pulitzer prize then be president. because he had this desire for literary fame, he got himself the prize. in new york city, in the washington dc people hav

armstrong for a unanimous consent request jude ike like to unanimous request to enter two articles intothe record. one from the dicken son press saying voter turnout high in north dakota, november 7-2018. the second from the bismarck tribune that says reservation see record turnout. without oection, the following report from the brennan sister will be placed in the record. this report addresses claims that the heritage foundation document contains, almost 1,100 proven instances of voter fraud are grossly exaggerated, and devoid of context. without objection, maced into the record. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. sarbanes, for five minutes. >> thank you, very much madam chair and thank you to the panelists today for your powerful testimony. i'm sure you know, the first piece of legislation that the democratic caucus brought to the floor of the house in 2019 was hr1, for the people act, brewing antibiotic corruption and clean elections bill which address many things including voter access. subsequent to that, we brought hr4 to restore the roting rights act. that

jude episcopal church. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war on terrorism led by donald trump. congratulations to so much dawn staley on your continuing victories for the gamecock women's basketball. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. 60 years ago this month four african-american students from north carolina at&t performed a simple yet profound act. they sat at woolworth's lunch counter in front of a dedessable whites own sign. they were called rabble rousers, troublemakers, and worse. they did not yield. in the days that followed, more students joined them, including my friend, clarence henderson. by continuing to sit they were standing up for their god-given constitutional rig

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jude's and i passed that onto chief marketing officer paul and onto our chief legal counsel and we werein the process of working with the fbi. in fact, we continued to game for a while so we can round up all the crooks. stuart: the fbi got all the winners together in one room and they realized they all knew each other. that's how the story broke. >> exactly. stuart: is that right? >> they actually had a sting operation where the fbi took one of our senior marketing people and they went out and interviewed the winners and they were doing a story theoretically, a story about all the game winners in the monopoly game and they really wanted to get them all in the room to figure out what the story was, it's tragedy in a lot of ways because the victims were the customers of mcdonalds and that's just unfortunate. stuart: indeed, ed, hold on a second, i want to turn and talk about the shamrock shake, hold on, ed, we will get back to you, i promise. grady, the shake's 50th anniversary, what's new about it? >> it is, stuart, well, there's the classic option that you have right here but then they'

. >> that's "hey jude" and in a god of the vida" coming to the internet soon. >> why is it when elizabethand bernie sanders is the same idea about medicare for all did her presentation of the details of that cost her so greatly, if you believe that's the point she started to slide, and had hasn't cost bernie sanders? an obvious question about sexism there. >> she's actually given numbers at some point, and that was -- that was bad. >> and steve, i will, and i've said this before, too. because she's done everything right. >> sexist. >> y'all, duh! yeah, you're stupid. you really are dumb if you're looking at -- at us looking at results and you're saying that it's sexist that we're saying she's in fourth place and she's underperforming. you're not watching the show for, like, a year, which actually your mental health is probably much better than the rest of ours so i commend you for that. but i will say, and i have said it 1,000 times. the great mystery of this campaign is why elizabeth warren's numbers went down when she actually told the truth how much these programs were going to cost an

she resolves to find the killer, in order to do it, she has to find it jude law, somebody who has specialistows you're here? no one... i can't hear you. no, no one... no one knows but me. why did you come here then? i'm going to kill reza. 0h, god...he must be terrified. help me find him. you want to kill mohammed reza? you need to hire a professional. i don't have any money. oh, well, you have a job. you're a prostitute, aren't you? so, some talent there, good talent in front of the camera, also behind, reed morano, cinematographer turned director. the problem with it is that, on the one hand, it wants to be a serious character study, on the other hand, it wants to be a james bond style action—adventure, which is maybe like a rerun of luc besson‘s nikita, or more recently, something like red sparrow or atomic blonde. as a result of it, you never invest in at the characters, you never believe in them. despite some crunchy fight sequences, a well orchestrated car chase, but at no point did i think that anyone in at the film was doing anything other than acting the role of being in on the film

i'm jude and with friends of jackson park. we have been working with the project sponsor for well over two years. and we have had countless meetings at the project site, booster meetings, cafes and bars. because one thing we can say about the project sponsor, they support our neighborhood businesses. we've been impressed they have consistently made themselves available to talk about this project in all of its iterations and in the end discovering what does the community want and need. we haven't always agreed. as open space proponents, we'd like to see more of that. that being said, we're happy about the space on waterfront. it will open up a whole new experience for people. one thing that jackson park appreciates about the sponsors outside of the box thinking that came around community benefits for the neighborhoods. in our case, it's a minimum of $2.5 million of the project's transportation fees which are the last wording i saw on this. hopefully it's in exhibit i. john and enrique and supervisor walton's office have been wo