. >> nasa mathematician katherine has died at the age of 101. her life was recently depicted figures"lm "hidden which showcased her contributions to the first anital spaceflight by american astronaut. in thats the status computer? >> he's there, mr. harrison. >> can she handle analytic geometry? >> absolutely. and she speaks. >> yes, sir, i do. >> which one? >> both. geometry and speaking. the -- you think you can find me the frame for this the --sing >> the algorithm, yes, sir. it.efer >> katherine has had the fortune hollywood shine a light on her life. there are people right here at no ideaginia that had of what katherine johnson did for nasa and for the united of america. and so when the movie "hidden showed" came out, it everyone who katherine johnson how what she did and profound she was in the pages of american history. as what they hired call then a computer, where she didly came in and mathematical type of equations for nasa. what they didn't realize was was more than just a computer. she was a mathematical genius. what katherine johnso

katherine johnson has died. a tweet from nasa says we are saddened by her passing. today we celebrate her 101 years of life and honor her legacy of excellence that broke down racial and social barriers. >> what's the status on that computer? >> she's right behind you, mr. harris. >> does she handle analytic geometry? >> absolutely. and she speaks. >> yes, sir. i do. >> which one? >> both. geometry and speaking. >> get me the -- do you think you can find me the frame for this using the -- >> the algorithm, yes, sir. i prefer it over euclidean coordinates. >> she's had the fortune of having hollywood shine on her life. there are people, right here in west virginia, who had no idea what catherine johnson did for nasa and the united states of america. so when the movie "hidden figures" came out, it showed everyone who catherine johnson was, what she did, and how profound she was in the pages of american history. she was hired as what they called then "a computer." she came in and did mathematical equations for nasa. what they didn't realize, she was more than just a com

so let's talk about other facts because this administration, katherine, has made cuts to the cdc, the national security council, two groups really that are key to coordinating and responding to a growing epidemic. how does this impact americans? >> i think there are a number of actions that this administration has taken that, in retrospect, were -- well, in retrospect and probably in realtime were extremely wrong headed and left us very unprepared for a crisis such as this, or a potential crisis such as the one we're facing right now. one has to do with disbanding the guy on the national security council, the portion of the national security council that dealt with pandemics. there have also been a number of policy changes that make it harder for people to have good health insurance. we've lost something like a million people who have lost their insurance since trump took over as president. that's going to make it more difficult or at least raise the barriers for people to go seek care if, in fact, they're showing symptoms. discrediting experts, also extremely, extremely unhelpful. of

katherine johnson has the preview. >> reporter: president trump is expected to tout his accomplishments. what is officials have advised him to look forward and not toward impeachment. >> i have read through the speech and have not seen the word impeachment. we will see what happens. >> reporter: he zeroed in on the economy this morning saying market update today on very good economic news. jobs, jobs, jobs. in the democratic response gretchen whitmer plans to keep the focus on issues important to americans. >> promoting some of the good actions that democrats are taking across the country improving lives. >> reporter: with acquittal expected at least one democrat is looking for a way to still send a message to the president asking ukraine to investigate a political rival was wrong. >> it will love this body to unite across party lines and as an equal branch of government students the actions of the presidents and hold him accountable. >> reporter: senator joe manchin could attract moderate republicans with also denounced the actions of the president that say that they do not rise to the

>> that was my thought too, i would love to hear what katherine has to say.aria: that's also part of it for sure, yeah. what do you think? >> look, protect your positions both against coronavirus and bond bubble and bernie sanders and the way i'm recommending this to clients in a market that has elevated of complacency, the put option that i recommend end of last year was more march 31st, i'm holding that, i'm telling my clients be aware of the bernie sanders risk. it will take down the markets, we are talking about socialism which the market hasn't priced in. technology which is 25% of the s&p 500 will come under pressure, energy, tech and banks. maria: actually when you see bernie sanders do well, usually the market goes up because there's a wide expectation that he's not going to be able to beat donald trump and trump's policies stay intact, do you think -- do you think this is also about that, about bernie sanders moving higher in the rankings? >> well, has to be part of it as dagen, it's hard to quantify, the true is the market taking for granted the ris

...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >>> katherine johnson, the legendary nasa mathematician who helped to make it possible for the apollo to land the moon has story of her extraordinary genius and ability to overcome segregation and break that color line in nasa was told on the screen in the hit movie "hidden figures." >> katherine g. johnson. >> in 2015 president obama honored johnson with the presidential medal of freedom for her contributions to american space travel. mr. obama said yesterday after a lifetime of reaching for the stars, today katherine johnson has landed among them. >> what a real model. >>> all right, millions in the midwest and great lakes may see some of the biggest snowfall in years. >> good morning, guise. we've got quite a bit of active weather over the next couple of days across really much of the eastern third of the united states, across the great lakes, down across the southeast. all about precipitation and look what happens here as we go into the next 24 to 48 hours, tremendous snowfall possible, that includes portion of the eastern great lakes and chicago in the bulls eye here for some snowfall as well. indian

trailblazing nasa mathematician katherine johnson has died in newport news, virginia. black woman in a field almostir ey white, male, and segregated but her work was crs.ical to early asian' decades later, she received the presidential medal of freedom leading to the book "hidden figures" which in turnecame an osr-nominated filmn 2016. johnson was portrayed by actress taraji p. henson. nkatherine john was 101 years old. still to come on thehour"ff with judy woodwhat harvey weinstein's convictions mean for the me t movement. amy and tamara on bernie sanders runner plus much more.of front >> this is the "pbs newshour" from w eta studios in washington and in the west and the walter cronkite school of journalism at izona state university. judy: there are many ways the me too movement began bore the allegations about former hollywood mogul, harvey weinstein were revered -- revealed and i-17 but there is no questiothat the weinstein investigation was a milestone moment for what would become an international movement. weinstein's convictions today on two felony sex counts is

. >> nasa mathematician katherine has died at the age of 101. her life was recently depicted figures"lm "hidden which showcased her contributions to the first anital spaceflight by american astronaut. in thats the status computer? >> he's there, mr. harrison. >> can she handle analytic geometry? >> absolutely. and she speaks. >> yes, sir, i do. >> which one? >> both. geometry and speaking. the --me

>>time now is 9 oh 2 and new this morning nasa mathematician katherine johnson has passed away at the age of 101. she was one of the women portrayed in the film hidden figures in fact she was the central character in that store she was pivotal in getting astronauts to the moon. shwas credited with helping break down countless racial and gender barriers at nasa and don't forget johnson. space center at the time was justbringing compute online so she was one of the original humacomputers who calculated rocket trajtories and earth orbits by hand during nasa's earlyears that age 97 she eceived the presidential medal of freedom. the nation's >>time now is9 oh 3 we want to lo at weather and traffic in this new 9 o'clock hour to see if things are gointo be warming up yet or we'll have to wa a little because it started chilly but then it's going to get so warm this afternoon john yesi know like 30's out the this morning for some spots that will be wellinto the 70's this afternoon sowe are starting to warm up now, but ill cool enough for your jackets as you're stepping outside currently san fr

. >>> pioneering nasa mathematician katherine johnson has died.ohnson broke barriers as one of the so-called computers who calculated rocket trajectories by hand during early years. her story was told in "hidden figures" about black female aerospace workers. johnson personally rechecked the calculations made by the new electronic computers made during his first mission. president obama awarded her the medal of freedom in 2017. katherine johnson was 101 years old. >> what an amazing life and contribution she made. >>> let's go back and update the forecast one more time. >> spencer christian is here. spencer? >> clear and dry. overnight it's going to remain clear as well, except for a patch were to of fog at the coast. overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow look for another mild and sunny warm day with highs in the coast, the mid 60, to near 80 in the warmest spots. and we're talking a lot about the rainfall deficit here in the bay area. there was also a snowfall deficit in the sierra. right now sierra snowpack is at 50% of its average dep

and coming up, tributes to the pioneering nasa mathematician, katherine johnson, who has died at thef 101. good evening. in the last hour the movie producer harvey weinstein — once the most powerful man in hollywood — has been found guilty of rape and a criminal sexual act by a court in new york. he is likely to face a long time behind bars. but the jury cleared him of two of the most serious charges which could have carried a life sentence. the allegations against mr weinstein sparked the metoo movement which inspired women around the world to take a stand against abuse. our north america correspondent nick bryant reports from new york. for weeks we have seen harvey weinstein shuffle na to this court but not tonight. he was spending eight in the cells. the first of many. he showed very little emotion as the verdict was delivered. he looked done sounded as if hands were placed in handcuffs. he was found guilty of two out of the five charges against him. for years, he was the king of hollywood. a movie mogul who acted like he owned the red carpet. but harvey weinstein cut a feeble fig

joining us to talk about it, democratic congresswoman katherine clark. she hasorsed elizabeth warren for president. i'm sure you wish you knew where elizabeth warren came in last night. >> yes, along with many others wish that we had results. it's incredibly frustrating and so disappointing for all the candidates and their supporters who have worked so hard over the past year just to end up with absolutely no results. but i can tell you this. having been to new hampshire many times now, the energy among democrats is high. they take this decision very seriously. they are evaluating the candidates. but i feel very good about where the democratic party and voters are as we start the primary process officially next week. >> well, that's interesting to hear because the voter turnout was not that high last night. it was, i think, the same as 2016 which was something like, i don't know, 25% down, 30% down from a high of 2008. how do you explain that iowa didn't see a big voter turnout? >> i think that we are going to see where the numbers are when we have the full pict

the first lady, his current life has already been charged with the crime, too. the mathematician katherinenson who helped with the first manned missions into space has died at the age of 101. her role was highlighted in the 16 film hidden figures, which told the story of african american women at nasa's -- at nasa. she was one of the most inspirational figures. donald trump is enjoying a first state visit to india. the president, along with first lady melania trump, again their visit in narendra modi's hometown. the president got a trademark handshake and hug from mr. modi and thousands of others were there to welcome this is how the city has been repairing. hidden from view behind the wall is islam which mr. trump would not have been able to see as he drove through the city. the first thing they did was visit the home of mahatma gandhi d learned about traditional cloth making. the main event was definitely this vast gathering to inaugurate what's going to be the world's largest cricket stadium. more than 100,000 people showed up and both leaders spoke about their special relationship with

mathematicians who calculated rocket trajectories in earth orbits for nasa's early space missions has died. katherinenson was later portrayed in the 2016 film hidden figures about pioneering black aerospace workers, president barack obama presented johnson with presidential medal of freedom in 2015. nasa administrator jim bryden stein said on twitter she died this morning but gave no cause. katherine johnson was 101 years old and tonight she is our midnight hero. join us tomorrow night with coverage on fox news at night for the debate in charleston as we get ready for another debate and another round of voting in south carolina. most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret recipe. >>you can tell me. it's a secret. >>is it cinnamon? it's my mum's secret recipe. call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. i'll come back for the plate. >> a majo

katherine's ruling party has won a sweeping majority in the country's parliamentary elections president paul b. as people's democratic movement has dominated politics in the country since the 960 s. phasing was overshadowed by the crisis in 2 amplified regions where separatists have declared independence from the majority french speaking country turnout was low because of a boycott by many speaking voters republicans are urging a touch call vote in the south carolina democratic primary in the united states they calling it operation chaos taking advantage of the state's open primaries i think i reports now from charleston. we have a little. crazy. senator bernie sanders has built a strong coalition across the u.s. making him the current front runner in a still crowded democratic field unlike all the primaries so far though south carolina's is open it's supposed to encourage those who that party affiliation to take part it also means republicans can cast their vote for a democrat some conservative activists are calling it operation chaos and they set their sights on the candidate they thi

during the space race one of them, katherine johnson died on monday she helped push frontiers in space while breaking barriers and making history nbc's rehema ellis has life >> reporter: katherine johnson's fascination with numbers started early on growing up in west virginia >> i counted everything. i counted plates when i washed dishes i counted steps from home to church >> breaking race and gender barriers in the 1960s jim crow america, johnson helped chart the flight path for america's first space mission with alan shepherd when john glen was chose tone orbit the earth, he insisted johnson conclude the calculations >> he knew if i had done it, it was right. >> reporter: the former head of nasa said a few years ago, johnson was always given the hardest calculations do you think it was surprising when people found out it was a black woman? >> shocked, shocked. remember when she walked in the control center, she was the only black in there quite naturally they thought she was the maid >> reporter: for years she was hardly known outside of nasa the movie "hidden figures" changed that >> nasa, sir >> nasa? i had no idea they hired -- >> reporter: she

the mathematician katherine johnson, whose calculations helped put the first astronaut on the moon, hase, but her work was overlooked for some time. her story was told in the film, "hidden figures," about the pioneering team of black women working at nasa. nina nanji looks back on her life. so graced was katherine johnson's mathematical genius, her colleagues called her a human computer. during her 33 years at nasa, her calculations played a pivotal role in putting the first americans to space and then sending humans to the moon. neil armstrong: it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. i had no idea they hired... there are quite a few women working in the space programme. but for many decades she was little—known to the public until her portrayal in a 2016 oscar—nominated film, hidden figures. the film tells the story of three black women at nasa whose maths skills helped put us astronautjohn glenn into orbit around the earth in 1962. it's because we wear glasses. don't embarrass me... it also touches on the issues of racial and gender discrimination at work. speaking in

katherine johnson made that remarkable journey possible. and now her own remarkable journey hasto an end. nbc news correspondent rehema ellis has our report. >> reporter: katherine johnson's fascination with numbers started early on growing up in west virginia. >> i've counted everything. i've counted plates when i washed dishes. i counted from home to church. >> reporter: breaking race and gender barriers in the 1960s jim crow america, johnson helped chart the flight path for america's first space mission with alan shepard. when john glenn was chosen to orbit the earth he insisted johnson confirm the computer's calculations. >> he knew that if i had done it it was right. >> reporter: charles bolden former head of nasa said a few years ago johnson was always given the hardest calculations. who surprised were people that it was a black woman? >> shocked. shocked. she was the only black in in the control center so they thought she was a maid. >> reporter: for years she was hardly known outside of nasa. "hidden figures" changed that. >> nasa? i had no idea. >> reporter: she was hon

. >>> a trail blazer for women and civil rights has died. katherinenson was a nasa engineer who helped determine when to launch a spacecraft. as an african american woman in the 1950s and '60s, she was over-shadowed by the white men who flew into space and landed on the moon. her work was made famous in the movie hidden figures. katherine johnson was 101 years old. >>> coming up, he won nevada by a landslide, now bernie sanders is a clear front-runner for the democratic nomination for president. the latest on the campaign trail ahead of the next primary in south carolina. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. (shouting) earning on headphones! huh? earning. earning. still earning. always earning. i don't know where you're pointing. not that one! the big one. you can't sneak a good earning opportunity past me. in fact... i've got a hand modeling gig that starts right now. earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited

. >>> the white house says the president still has confidence in his attorney general. katherine johnson cbs news, the white house. >>> stone will be sentenced next week. he cass convicted in november of lying to congress and wiltness tampering from the mueller investigation. >>> new at noon, attorney michael avenatti from a porn star has been convicted of trying to x tort nike. prosecutors say he threatened to publicly expose it at nike unless he could have a probe of the company. they argued he was doing an honest and legal negotiation and he pleaded not guilty. >>> cbs reporter michael george has the latest from new york. >> reporter: the fate of accused rapist harvey weinstein will soon be in the hands of the jury of the we feel good about where we are. this is a case that should be about evidence, not about emotion or feelings and not a popularity contest. >> reporter: prosecutors said the former movie producer saw his victims as disposable and never expected them to come forward. >> the lead prosecutor in this case was at her very best. she was extra ordinary. weinstein is

democratic republic of congo has also been high on the discussion list for those these rebels have been attacking villages and towns in the east for months now as katherine sawyer reports. another attack has happened in a village in the eastern democratic republic of congo. people in the town of bani are preparing once more to bury loved ones villages here say armed men to them with machetes and guns security forces blame the democratic forces a.d.f. a rebel group in the area with roots in uganda its fighters are accused of killing at least 5000 congolese in the last few years and more than 100 in the past week. they were dressed in the same uniform as they killed my husband in our kitchen when i 1st heard gunshots. but i met them and they told me to get back inside. many homes have been deserted people are too afraid to go back. there talks are frequent and happening as a convoy and one of the largest when peacekeeping missions in the walled. are carrying out an offensive against the rebel group those forces are now working with a local militia called my my to help defeat the a.t.f. the other group shows us the comp and equipment they say they've captur

ea politics with our cathene heenan airs every nday morning at 6.30 katherine johnson, the work inspird the film hidden e figures has passed away. johnson was part of what nasa called their computer pool. a group of mathematicians whose calculations powered the first the time johnson retired in the mid 80' she had map the moon's surface ahead of the 1969 landing. aplo 13 safely land back on earth in 2015 president barack obama honored her th the presidential medal of freedom. johnson was 101 years old. quite a life. as we take a peek outside welcome in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow we're trying tsqueeze out some rain and yeah from this month in this weseason, but look the of really good law comg one of the dry stretchto see probably the 4th dry stretch if we stay dry until the end ofthe month on record and th's been since 1849, so certainly a dry outsi and continued today, how about these temperatures again something else if you like to y warm weather, hey this the place to be 74 degrees in litt more today 74 in concord 70 in san jose can you believe they reach 75 degrees 13 degrees above normal in saa rosa 66

number one, who has won best actress the most times? katherinelor? >> meryl streep? >> katherine hepburn. four times "morning glory" "guess who's coming to dinner" account the lion winter" and golden pond." >>> who has won best actor the most -- jack nicholson, daniel day-lewis, marlon brando, or dustin hoffman? >> marlon brando. >> daniel day-lewis. >> three times. >>> finally, which of these foreign-language film has won best picture? "grand illusion," "life is beautiful," "roma," "crouching tiger"? >> none of them. >> that's right, because that's a trick question. >> "parasite" is first. >> i actually paid attention. >>> okay, so, if you're lucky enough or talented enough to win an oscar, where do you put it? here's where some celebs stash their famous statute. emma thompson, susan sarandon and kate winslet, all keep oscar in the bathroom. emma stone and jennifer lawrence keep theirs at their parents' house. anna paquin keeps hers in the back of a closet. she says she doesn't want friends to feel the need to comment on it. and timothy hutton k

has died. >> katherine johnson was 101 years old. >> reporter: heavy rains triggering mudslides caused homes to collapse. >>> have fun in heaven until we meet again one day. >> reporter: thousands were at the staples center to remember kobe bryant and his daughter gianna. >> we promise to carry gigi's legacy. >> until we meet again. rest in peace, kobe. >> reporter: on "cbs this morning." >> the nevada caucuses, bernie sanders won big. >> i am a us senator, and i got a big ego and appreciate the "bernie." but it ain't "bernie," it is us. >> damn, bernie is really committed to socialism, right? even when the crowd is trying to cheer for him, he wants to cheer back to them. i wonder if he's like this -- i wonder if he's like on his birthday -- ♪ happy birthday to you no, all of us. you should make a wish. my wish came true. i got socks. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota -- let's go places. >>> it is fodder for the comedians. this is really serious stuff. it will remain to be seen what will happen tonight. will there be joking? i don't know. welcome to "cbs this morning" fro

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cannot forgive the former president all right catherine sawyer live in katherine thank you and the u.s. the new hampshire primary has begun in the small town of dixville notch it's a tradition that goes back early 60 years when its residents were the 1st and the state to cast ballots and with their votes being cast or only they were among the 1st to declare results for tuesday's election michael bloomberg one of 3 votes. bernie sanders was. the primary in this relatively small state traditionally plays a big role in selecting the party nominee al jazeera as kristen salumi explains why . new hampshire resident jonathan blyth says he leans republican sue inly will board lean democrat but like many voters in the state they don't belong to a political party this is serious stuff and we need to change the direction of the country they were among hundreds of voters who lined up to see democrat pete would a judge in a school auditorium on balancing between p. and burning right now although i do like even closer to a little bit. with no clear front runner for the democratic presidential nomination these independent voters a

katherine sawyer. got western kenya. for staying in kenya former president. has died during the 24 years that he was in power he put in place many social policies including a mass school building program but he also had absolute authority over kenya's political and judicial systems and violently repressed calls for political change for looks back now at his life and career. here when you. need baby dangling carrot stick the president ceded power in 2002 after 24 years of what was seen as a critic leadership when he called him the accidental president he came from a x. knit community called the telegram was regarded as being not as charismatic as other leaders and was humiliated by close knit friends of founding president jomo kenyatta when moyo was his deputy when kenyatta died in 1988 more took over and was seen as a shrewd and calculating politician president morsi has always kept in mind that his 1st duty is to the people of kenya as head of state will be remembered for his passion about education and other social programs he gave the go ahead to build schools

the new york times has tweeted simply: "they asked katherine johnson for the moon, and she gave it tom. she spent decades as a hidden figure, breaking barriers behind the scenes. but by the end of her life, she had become a hero to millions — including michelle and me." and the actor taraji p henson, who played katherinejohnson in hidden figures, honoured her in a tweet. no surprise that pancake day is trending on twitter in the uk — shrove tuesday is the beginning of the 40 days leading into easter and marks the start of the christian festival of lent. 0ne commuter tweeted this photo of their journey this morningfrom st .ake station — with the caption happy pancake day —— saint pancake station. that‘s it for today‘s morning briefing. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here‘s holly. have you had yours yet? it is a sensitive subject, i just love to bbc breakfast, they are all tucking in buti bbc breakfast, they are all tucking in but i have not had mine yet. lemon and sugar for me. liverpool are just four victories away from the premier league title. liverpoo

has an impact. we think we're going to win and win easily. david: let me get jessica first and then katherine. there were a lot of inconsistencies of what the president was talking about there and i understand why it's a shift blame on to bernie sanders at this particular moment but bernie has actually been having his surge for a few weeks now, since iowa actually and it seems that this is related to the virus. do you think it's fair of the president to be lapping some of this on to bernie and i know in your opening statement you did mention fear of a sanders presidency and what that is going to do to the market or is the president really just trying to hide from his own health crisis which he put up to defeat president obama when we had an ebola issue in 2014? >> yeah, my role is not political in nature so i'm out to make the most money for my clients so my view is that if you have a presidential candidate who as pouses policies that going to make collapse for sectors of the s&p 500, jessica, that comprise 60% of that index then yes i think you'll get a negative reaction i'm talking about of c

. >>> katherine johnson the legendary mathematician cade lynott the introductory for the first trip to space and has died. she worked on the early space mission of nasa and was portrayed in the film "hidden figures" calculating the trajectory and earth orbit by hand . at the age of 97 johnson received the presidential medal of freedom and she was 101. >>> president trump continues his trip to india today with the prime minister literally rolled out the red carpet for him and the entire city has been transformed into a shrine for president trump. the cricket stadium shook with excitement as the president and narendra modi took the stage. trade tensions have escalated but he announced india will buy $3 billion worth of u.s. military helicopters. >>> the focus is on south carolina for campaign 2020 where joe biden has a slim lead over senator bernie sanders. danya bacchus reports joe biden needs a big victory this weekend. >> reporter: democratic residential hopefuls are crisscrossing the country. >> we are going to win here in texas. >> reporter: super tuesday is just a just his way but first voters i

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katherine independent line, you're up next from henderson. hello. >> yeah, i just want to say, i think it's real important that we all start taking care of this planet. what has been very sad, i think it's evil. trump is a very concerning individual who shows very little respect, civil decency, proper, moral conduct. >> so, katherine we're addressing the topic of election security. do you have a question on that front? >> no, i just, i just am concerned about an evil president, which i believe he is. >> that's katherine in nevada. to what level are you now concerned about foreign interference in this upcoming election? >> i'm always concerned. we always have to be vigilant, but i do believe we've got the right people and the right processes in place to continue as we move forward to have another successful major election like we did in 2018. we've invested at the federal level. 425 million dollars this year to help our states and local officials upgrade their voting systems. if we pass the protect american voters act, this would allow for us to set standards on all types of election related technology that would include e-poll books and it would include the a

katherine rooney vera. your sense overall. this market. the result has been mind-boggling. even today the dow is off 200 point at the open. we saw buyers materialize almost instantly. >> that's true. buyers do materialize instantly, charles. every time there is a dip seems to be a lot a buy be opportunity. there is a lot of complacency in the market right now. the economy is on good footing. i don't discount political risk. i told you and your audience, charles, a put option is a great option for march expiring, november expiring, in event we get a bernie sanders nominee. i think the market would take the turn for the worse. charles: here is my theory on that. yesterday was a perfect example. look at biggest winners. among them united healthcare. went up to $315 a share. when elizabeth warren was surging, unitedhealthcare stock was sell lacked. in fact she had the biggest poll numbers in the summer or late october, that is when the stock was hammered. seems to me the market is bidding up unitedhealthcare on bernie sanders win. either they don't think he will be the nominee

. >>> katherine johnson the legendary mathematician who helped make it possible for the apollo 11 to land on the moon hasr extraordinary genius and overcoming segregation at nasa was told in the 2016 hit movie "hidden figures." >> katherine g. johnson. >> in 2015 president obama honored johnson with the presidential medal of freedom. mr. obama said yesterday after a lifetime of reaching for the stars today katherine johnson landed among them. >>> millions in the midwest and great lakes may see some of the biggest snowfall in years. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> quite a bit of active weather over the next couple of days across much of the eastern third of the united states, across the great lakes and down across the southeast. far too much of it and look what happens here as we go into the next 24 to 48 hours. tremendous snowfall possible and that includes portions of of eastern great lakes and chicago in the bulls eye here as well. indianapolis gets in on some snow and you work your way farther towards the east and you get into porgs of new england of course but winter weather advisories

most problematic calculations today, the katherine johnson's mary jackson's dorothy bonds and more they're the foundation that we build on to go further time has led us to a day when across the street and down the hall of this facility is a less trees leaders. >>you'll find that the early perseverance of those whose names were for so long unknown led to an increasing appreciation for diversity and i asked her for counseling had conversation about why still doctor paving the way for the first black man to take charge when somebody comes and sees the pictures in the future. we'll see a reflection of america. i had the opportunity to sit down with clayton turner to freely shares that he failed geometry in grade school and still went on to become an electrical engineer on his journey here i want to celebrate the idea. yes, the first african american to sit in this seat. >>and i don't want that to be a and on a t r rarity. the first is a great thing and we celebrate it, but it shouldn't be the last. >>he says nasa never crsed his mind early in life so we spent a great deal of his time now in the community demystifying their it's a literally out of

. >>> and katherine johnson, a mathematician who worked on nasa's early space missions, has died shef the pioneering black female mathematicians portrayed in the award-winning movie "hidden figures. she was 101 years old. you are up to date that's the news update this hour back downtown to you n morgan >> best known for work that contributed to the first american orbital space flight piloted by john glenn. >> absolutely. >> and the anniversary of that flight just passed a couple days ago. may she rest in peace. >> absolutely. >>> still to come, the opportunities for value amid today's drop as stocks continue to sell off. the biggest laggards this morning on the nasdaq. american airlines, tesla, booking, a number of others. the ohm oracle of omaha. >> anything we were buying friday we would be buying today. and feeling better about buying. . . wasted time is wasted opportunity. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webcasts,

last fall in orinda the company says this home has been temporarily removed from its listing platform, which is just fine with longtime residents like katherine o'doherty on-air be in these on this block. and on people's you know that and they just common you don't know who they are. now the authorities are withholding the name and age of the victim until a family is notified, but again just clarify us moments before a 5 o'clock the sheriff's department issuing a press release saying. >>that they have an arrest in this at about 1145 today, a man and his attorney walked into the sheriff's department and turned himself in. he is identified as 25 year-old rio she that's the latest here from the scene grant vicki back to you all right ron thanks for that quick turnaround on that story california's homelessness crisis. >>at the center of governor newsome state of the address a state of the state address today indeed tonight kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live in sacramento. >>ashley you were there when the governor was speaking it's rare for a governor to really. >>hammer home on one topic for so much of the address. >>

katherine foster. first, the headlines: the man found guilty of murdering the british backpacker grace millane in new zealand hasto life in prison. grace's mother has this message for him. a suspected far—right gunman kills 9 people in two shootings, in shisha bars in germany — the victims were all immigrants. a man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, after a stabbing, at a london mosque. towns underwater along the river severn but more rain is forecast for northern parts of the uk. the challenges of a school run — the teenager testing the law on one councils obligation to provide transport. bringing us tomorrow. with me are broadcaster john stapleton and sunday times journalist katherine forster.most of tomorrow's front pages are now in. the metro leads with the stabbing incident at the london central mosque, earlier today, at which a man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. the times claims that a windrush review, which originally concluded the home office was "institutionally racist", has been watered down — according to sources. the home secretary is facing a backlash over claims th

henson has posted a tribute to the woman she played on "hidden figures." thank you, queen katherine world. because of your hard work, little girls everywhere can dream as big as the moon. your legacy will live on forever and ever. you ran so we could fly. >> henson went on to say quote i will forever be honored to have been a part of bringing your story to life. >> as david muir just reported, tough. she was a tough woman, a smart eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. a

most problematic calculations today, the katherine johnson's mary jackson's dorothy bonds and more they're th foundation that we build on to go further time hased us to a day when across the street and down the hall of this facilitis a less trees leaders. >>you'llfind thatthe early perseverance of those whose names were for so long unknown led toan increasing appreciation for diversity and i asked her for counseling h conversation about why still doctor paving the way for the first black man to take chge when somebody comes and sees the pictures inthe future. wll see a reflection of america. i had the opportunity to sit down withclayton turner to frly shares that hool and still went on to e become an electrical engineer on his journey here want to celebrate the idea. ye the fist african-american to sit in this seat. >>and i don't want th to be first is a great thing and we celebrate it, but it shouldn't be the last he says nasa never crossehis mind early in life so spent a great deal of his time now in the community demystifying their it's literallyout of this world i talkedto a 2 year-old. >>about a class. >>about gravity aero thermal dynami

katherine. a very basic question, how is the commission funded? and how has that changed over 70 years?e in an te ra of information programs now we are. >> other questions, comments, please? >> hi, my name is jeffrey. yes, ma'am. my question was about how the commission keeps its finger on the pulse of pd despite the changes happening and how do its recommendations remain relevant. and if there have been incorrect recommendations in the past, how those have been corrected? >> okay. so your first question was how are we -- >> how do recommendations provided by acpd remain relevant. >> really good question. so a number of different ways. every year in preparation for the annual report, we send out a set of questions to all of the regional and functional bureaus, eca, to gpa and to usatm. we ask the folks to update their sections of the report. so any new information, any new data, work from the template from the previous year. so we touch every bureau, every major division and every office within the department of state and also usagm to solicit this information. we also travel to posts o

katherine forster. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, austin has all the sports news for us.e league. in the first leg, three of them have just kicked off at manchester united have already finished their match. they drew one all away. united didn't get off to the best of start. former liverpool keepehs the best of start. former liverpool keeper's gold keep setting up a manual dentist to put the belgian side in front. —— emmanuel dennis. celtic ‘s first against copenhagen also finish one all. celtic going in front after ia minutes through the neat finish there. got back on level turns up early in the second half. through this equaliser. copenhagen then had the chance to go infrorn 7, . ., _7 then had the chance to go in from then had the chance to go in from the penalty spot. force| post. tipping the ball onto the post. there were three british clubs in action. arsenal are away at olympia. still 0—0 in that game. wolves lead as spaniel by a goal to nil. you can keep up with the latest scores on the bbc sport website. the countdown continues to be onto a tyson furey‘s rematch o

. >>> famed nasa mathematician katherine johnson's contributions to the american space program were celebrated in the film "hidden figures" hasle of 101. she was part of a group of pioneering black women mathematicians working behind the scenes at nasa who made america's first space missions possible. president obama awarded johnson the presidential medal of freedom back in 2015. nasa's administrator remembered johnson as an american hero who opened doors for women and people of color. may she rest in peace, and may her memory be a blessing. once again, stay with cnn for presidential town hall event live from charleston, south carolina. we'll hear tonight from seven, tonight and wednesday night, seven democratic presidential candidates over two nights. it all starts later tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. "outfront" starts right now. >> "outfront" next, sanders surge. the democratic front-runner going on all in south carolina, trying to knock out joe biden. his rise catching trump's attention. >> plus, prepare for the purge. the white house warning anyone who is disloyal to the president could soon be gone. how many people could be

like to catch more in siberia politics katherine is our host and it airs right here on kron 4 at 6.30 on sunday mornings always interesting next. >>a new burger had has a lot of people why burger king decided to feature. molding walker when it's it's got mold all over it takes a while huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. because we need an economy that works for all of us, that kind of a new type of advertisement burger king just releasing rather interesting new campaign it's a it's a bit of a stomach churn or so i hope you're not eating less that sort of is definitely getting a lot of attention on social media. >>check it out here will

but those she inspired nasa mathematician katherine johnson died at the age of 101 her story was told in the award-winning film "hidden figures. joe fryer has largely unknown, until she was in her late '90s and long retired from her successful career as a nasa mathematician >> you can find me the base for this data? >> yes, sir. i refer it >> reporter: it was the movie "hidden figures," that brought her legacy so life, showing how johnson broke race and gender barriers in 1962, before john glen was the first american to orbit the earth, he wanted johnson to double-check the computer's numbers. >> if i did it, it was right >> reporter: she went on to calculate trajectories for the moon landing, groundbreaking accomplishments for johnson was rooted in a love of numbers, planted when she grew up in west virginia >> she counted steps, and distance she counted the distance to the church >> reporter: in 2015, johnson received the highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. two years later, she got a standing ovation at the oscars >> thanks very much. >> reporter: for "today," joe fryer, nbc news. >> that's a remarkable life. i know

amanda geragos and katherine iceman breaking down all the standout moments starting with the grammy looks we still can't get enough of. >> who was the sexiest at the grammys? >> it hasalph & russo. that was incredible. jennifer went there, went low with her versace, and she was carrying the flame, i feel with pride. >> cardi b. i was all about that, that mugler dress she was wearing. it was custom made for her. the designer made her dress for prl year's situation. >> it was sheer, so super sexy, and i just thought she pulled it off gorgeous. >> we're checking offer the sexy box. let's move on to glamorous. who was the most glam? >> lizzo. >> in this versace dress, also custom made for her. it took them 600 hours to piece this together. they accessorized with this faux fur stole. anytime there's a stole involved, i'm calling glamour. >> i loved ariana grande. how do you dominate the red carpet when you're ariana grande? you actually physically dominate it. her dress had a 20-foot diameter. >> huge. >> so massive. i love that when she posed, she looked like she had her own set around her. >> who was the most outrageous? >> maybe not the most in my style, but most outr