i think it is finally clicking with kell brook.y the rest of his life. he has devoted his life to boxing for the last 24 years, it is a lot of time. it is a quarter of a century and we are here to make sure he finishes his career in the best place possible. he will enter the ring for the first time in over a year on saturday. he is hoping his strong performance could lead to another world title shot and provide the proof that his return to the ingle gym was the right call. it's also a big night ahead for the female boxer, terri harper, who will fight on kell brook's undercard. she has the chance to become the wbc super—featherweight champion. but she'll need to beat the experienced eva walstrom, in sheffield and this will only be harper's 10th pro fight. if she wins she'll go down in history as a british world champion alongside the likes of jane couch and nicola adams. tanya arnold has the story. terri harper has taken her seat at the top table of boxing just two years into her professional career. monday morning, that's when i wa

kell brook is back, in the rain, in the spotlight and in sheffield's the missed gem.ngle, just like old times. he spent a lot of time with me and his sons spent a lot of time with me. what do you think, the last person who left under a cloud of dust was not allowed back in the gym. we are still friends with a sense of how we worked over the years. if it doesn't work out, come back. he has been a big part of my life for years. you have to bear that in the back of your mind. brooke says the final chapter of his career starts when he takes on the american mark deluca. if he is beaten in this one, he promised to announce his retirement in the ring. i don't need to fight again, i have got enough money to retire and sail into the sunset. i don't need to get up into the sunset. i don't need to get up at six in the morning and run, i don't need to but i do it because i am driven and i want to be the best andi am driven and i want to be the best and i have more to give. there comes and i have more to give. there comes an end, the transition from being that boxer into normal li

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kell hosted oregon state. they pulled away for the second half. michaela scored 24. oregon state wanted 76 took 63. they are now two .-dot 14 impact will play. in the warriors host the pelicans tonight. zion williamson in the first game at shea center, moving pictures on the late show come the late game day show. and the dwayne wade jersey was hoisted by the miami heat who hosted today. gabrielle saved her drink. better than what happened in portland the other night. the wrapper backed into a tray full of drinks. clean up on aisle five. and segue to the final round of the mexico championship in mexico city. trouble for right-handed justin thomas who had to go lefty to punch out a shot. great idea. but he didn't finish my back. and near flawless final-round. three straight coming down the stretch, and marianne wingfield won the day, during a time-out and a game at mississippi. look at this cross corporate for the 2020 nissan altima. oh, 94. look at the expression. winning the year. stay with us, we will be right back. >>> thank you for watching. we will be back at 6:0

trays of a cancer causing kell cal found in the air. >>> a recovery mission for a missing couple. >>> and a band of thieves. >>> election fight in santa clara. the plan to divide the city council is dividing the city. >>> fueling the team. sandal jose state may have found a winning plan. >>> from armor to art. why this truck is in san francisco. >>> we begin with the developing story. an oakland high school is shut down with classes canceled after a cancer causing chemical is found in ground water. thank you for joining us. >> it is believed the chemicals are coming from an old plating metal company nearby. >> the small yellow square in the upper portion of your screen is the plating company. te larger section in lighter yellow. >> laura anthony is live at the school. the families and the school district must be scrambling. >> reporter: well, they are. we should say that plating company, one of several options. they do believe that is the likely source. it is important to say the school is closed. they don't think it is coming from on campus but rather the surrounding neighborhood. th

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more on that now from nbc's kell cobiella in tokyo. >> reporter: 12 million students in japan are out of classes and schools across the country closed for a month to stop the spread. cases top 200 including a sixth passenger from the "diamond princess" cruise ship. tonight the worl health organization raising the risk level globally to very high. >> health systems around the world are not ready and need to be better prepared to absorb the impact. >> reporter: disneyland closed its gates for the first time since the devastating earthquake and tsunami since 2011 this visitor says i don't know who has the virus. i can't see it it's best disneyland closes tokyo putting th finishing touches on olympic venues saying there is no plan "b. the games five month away japanese officials insist preparations for the games are moving forward a planned and on schedule but considering scheduling back the torch relay next month to limi crowds as the virus pops up in new countries. new zealand, nigeria and two cases in mexico, both men had been to italy. world markets are in a tailspin, stocks plummetin

julia: from the kells it seems e will do well at this point. we know a number of things can happen before the state holds its caucus. bernie sanders is coming in with quite a bit of momentum after his win in new hampshire, and he is building a good structure in ngnevada, focun communities he was not as much connected with before in 26- latino communities as well as african-ameran communities in the state, looking to build on the base with minority voters. he has a strong supporivamong progre voters in t state. however, like you said before, there's this issue of michael bloomberg. en if he is not on the ballot in nevada, these nationwide ad buys have been boosting him in the polls and they are being aired in nevada, and it was a chan that michaelloomberg could be qualified for this week's democratic debate in the state, in if he is not on the ballot. he needs one more qualifying poll, needso get 10% in the state or national qualified. -- poll to qualify. nada: for the results also omlp michael brg? you have all the other candidates vying to tak

. >> reporter: 26-year-old leo kell shares his refined taste. >> it's good but it's not wowing me. >> reporter: for one specific cocktail. >> i like the classic way of making it. >> reporter: canada dry ginger-ale, roses grenadine, three cherries, served on ice in an environmental friendly way in a glass with a reusable straw. >> it tastes like the one i make. >> reporter: his scoring scale tougher than most. >> most people rate their drinks like one to ten but what is your scale >> one to 9.5 because like it's impossible to get like the perfect, perfect, perfect shirley temple. >> reporter: as for today's. >> i'll give it a 9.1. >> reporter: a high score from a small connoisseur. >> reporter: are you going to add other drinks or just stick with shirleys? >> i think i'm going to stick with shirleys but also go undercover. >> reporter: service industry beware to make shirley temples fit for a king. >> i give that story a ten. cheers, everybody. happy valentine's day. i'm lester holt. good night >>> right now at 6:00, fed up and frustrated, san jose's police chief says there's a flaw wi

>>kron four's maureen kell talked to the cqc's chief and sever rank and file members who say they're still reeling from the decision. >>and y know we love >>now out of uniform and kirkpatrick has long line of sworn and non sworemploys of the oakland police department her voice cracked with emotion as she talked to the media. >>i love them and i'm supporting them and i have loved being a part of this community love being in oakland are. and i'm just sad that i have to say gooye details on what led the unanimous decision by the police commission anthe mayor. to fire the chf were not disclosed other than this was a no cause termination a personnel matterirkpatrick has alleged that e was fired for refusing to fix tickets for police commissioners. >>i wanted to be an honorable leader and a woman of integrity. and i'm not going to y things and do things and fix things i would rather lose my job and keep my interity. >>today some who turned out to wish their former boss well expressed sadness and disbelief you could feel a palpable sense. a depression in our lineup routes abouthe news, shot

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in the main event on the same bill as harper, kell brook's return to the ring after 1a months away endedin the seventh round. brook has only lost twice in a a0—fight career. onto some disappointing news as great britain's fed cup team have lost their qualifier against slovakia. they started the day 2—0 down in the five rubber match. heather watson had got them off to a good start as she beat rebecca sramkova. that meant that harriet dart needed to beat anna schmiedlova. but it wasn't to be. dart lost the first set on a tie—break and saved 2 match points in the second, before finally being beaten. so slovakia are through to the inauguralfinals in budapest, but for gb, it's back to a qualifier for next year's competition. and great britain's hopes of qualifying with a women's basketball team for this summer's olympic games look to be over, after they lost to south korea in serbia. victory for britain would have secured them a place in tokyo, but they lost by 82 points to 79. they face spain tomorrow. that's all of the sport. you can find more on these stories on the bbc sport website. wome

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northern ireland that's getting its hard line breaks nationalism that ironically that probably well kelle the u.k. now as i just remember about a year ago you did a report and it was about people getting ready for breakfast i remember one woman in particular she's right here on my laptop she's gulf food supply she is ready for proxy we are in the present transition period and i was just looking to see what's the he government saying about it and it basically nothing's going to be different between now and the end of the here it's going to be exactly the same as it was before breakfast today can you kind of work as our what and perhaps ask what the next 11 months are going to be that what's going to happen or do you see this is this is a this well it's just you know this is the big deceit. system going to talk about something else starts each year the actual acts of leaving the european union is seen as these are obviously very important psychologically for the book it is entirely unclear what brics is going to be just just yet because. according to the great minister of the you know they'

kell brook has his first fight in 1a months tomorrow, it‘s in his hometown of sheffield against the american. let‘s have look at some of the day‘s other headlines. an investigation into the formula 2 crash that killed anthoine hubert at last year‘s belgian grand prix has found that no driver was to blame. the 22—year—old frenchman was stationary when he was hit by another car at almost 1a0 miles per hour. the fia say there were "multiple contributory factors" that led to the tragedy. israel folau‘s catalans dragons debut won‘t be this weekend, they‘ve left him out of the squad for sunday‘s game at wakefield. the former rugby union star was sacked by australia for making homophobic comments and his super league signing has upset many clubs. former england netballer tamsin greenway is the new head coach of scotland. she had great success as director of wasps netball but will lead the thistles through to the next world cup in 2023. that‘s all from the bbc sport centre, let‘s head back to murrayfield and sarah mulkerrins. not murrayfield, edinburgh. murrayfield is where it is happening tomorrow.

professor kelling, anything like it. >> do you believe crime is up as a result of this new bail reformaw? >> it will be. i had to do everything i could to stop the turnstile justice. drug dealing is not a crime. drug deals sell itself on the street. can't get them back in three hours. the kids on the street said that's a great job. three our interruption, you must be bribing the cops. >> they are nonviolent. all these things are nonviolent, if people are on the street doing nonviolent things. >> these people did it to us in the 70s and 80s and 90s. we had over 1700 murders because of democratic ridiculous ideas to help criminals, who are the innocent people? 70% of the murder victims in city are african-american. you let crime go up, who are you hurting? don't you care about those people? >> thank you. >> i don't think they care about those people. >> will be right back with chad wolf. coronavirus in china and what is that government doing to protect americans from exposure? chad wolf is next. back in a minute. welcome back, more than 800 people have knocked out from the coronavirus in

i'm kell y evans. concern is in. complacency is out coronavirus spreads. the w.h.o. saying the window to stem the virus is narrowing. plus, the great unwinds. the rate of people dropping pay tv jumped 70% last year. who wins and loses >>> plus, nevada is scrambling to make sure that it avoids an iowa embarrassment tomorrow but experts are worried of a repeat. >>> before all that, we begin with today's markets a and seema mody has more with us. look at the markets right now. down 210 off the lows of the session. stocks and yields have been falling in tandem, a story throughout the week. defensive, rate sensitive sectors outperforming, utility and consumer staples higher. in the past month, some names up 8% to 10% outperforming the broader market and speaking of safe havens, look at gold. near a seven-year high, on track for the best week since august and certainly different parts of the market reacting to the lower rate. >> nvidia, nevada. tomato tomato. thank you. we'll have more. we begin with yields continuing to plunge. amid coronavirus fears look at the 30-year y

prosecutors say the surveillance video showed john kell stabbing the 18-year-old after she got off a bart train. as jurors were watching the video cowell made a remark. cowell was removed from the courtroom after the d.a.'s opening statement. >> i think he got kicked out on purpose because he didn't want to see the video. that's what i honestly think. the judge asked him several times can you be quiet. i'd like to see him go to prison and see them lock him up and throw away the key. >> his attorney told the jury the killing was a rash act ofimpu lsivity. he's also facing charges for stabbing wilson's sister. if convicted on all charges he could spend the rest of his life in prison. >>> to the north bay where police are looking for possible victims. 38-year-old violet bloomfield and 46-year-old casey dealer accused of stealing $22,000 worth of property from a home while the victims were out of the country for work. the pair was asked to step in and watch the home by the pets by the house sitter when she had a family emergency. police are asking anyone who may have hired the suspects b

because james said something earlier on which i think is very true, the democratic party today is deeply kellrly out of touch with where the rest of america and is you see it with people for whom the fact that we have 3.5% unemployment in this country, which is a miraculous' and fax figure, seems to cut no ice,s itself itself doesn't matter that people at the very margins of the labor market are sufferedly finding opportunities to be employed. that really does matter. and when a democratic party that historically has purport it to represent marking class americans or americans at the margin of sew size ceases to care about it because nobody they know is out of work, nobody they know has the kind of struggles that a lot of working class americans do then that party is in trouble. and i don't think because of the democrats spent some much time convincing themselves that trump hood winked his way into power, they haven't come to terms in a deep sense with the meaning of his presidency. and something lick that ought to happen and will help the democratic democratic party in the long-term. i despe

. >>> kell cowelcome back to "new sna"newsroom ." i'm coy wire here at the super bowl.$50,000 is the highest price in super bowl history, and it's one of the most evenly matched super bowls ever. only three other super bowls have had spreads more than three points. the chiefs have a slight advantage today, and they are led by the reigning mvp player and could become the first to be in the mvp and have a super bowl ring. we'll be back. with air wick essential mist. nature it transforms natural essential oils into mist. experience the latest in air care by air wick. >>> hello again, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. i'm fredricka whitfield

a kells pain said they wanted it to be quite capturing and make people read into ita capturing and makerong painkillers from the age of 12. what sort of help had you received from doctors in terms of regulating the amount you are receiving or when you saidi amount you are receiving or when you said i need to come off of these. what help did you get from your gp? not from the surface is but your gp? up my not from the surface is but your gp? up my gp, i found a not from the surface is but your gp? up my gp, ifound a really amazing gp at the end which was the one who suggested i go to the rehabilitation services and things. some had been really helpful. some do not necessarily know what to do. ed is not necessarily their fault. it is just when a specialist sees you, they learned more about your situation but when you get to a gp, and you say you are in pain, that is the first thing they would do. we had the public health england report at the end of last year. my question to you know is how are you managing your pain? it is something that you learn to live with and you know your own bound

trays of a cancer causing kell cal found in the air. >>> a recovery mission for a missing couple. >>>nd a band of thieves. >>> election fight in santa clara. the plan to divide the city council is dividing the city. >>> fueling the team. sandal jose state may have found a winning plan. >>> from armor to art. why this truck is in san francisco. >>> we begin with the developing story. an oakland high school is shut down w

italian astronaut handing over the key to the station to a russian kos mo naught that's the news update, kellthe you. >> thank you very much there are about 30 minutes left until "power lunch." >> see you at the top of the hour and start with the ceo of pioneer natural resources and looking at oil and gas, the stuff that goes into cars, a rough couple of weeks for the price of oil until today and then the cars themselves with the ceo of group one automotive, always fun to have around. talk to him about the auto business get some thoughts on ford's numbers notably soggy. >> yes. >> for today we'll look at what goes into cars and then -- >> who's buying them thank you so much. >>> here's what's coming up. >>> ahead, macy's takes bold steps to try to stem losses. will 2020 be the year of the chicken? it might be a rough night for casper investors snap says it's profitable for now. it is all coming up. what do you see? we see breakthrough medicines getting to patients in record time. we see harnessing natural gas unleashing the promise of clean energy. we see engineers simulating the future to im

cheryl: speaking of business, business mogul and real housewives of new york city bethany bran kell channelinginking a deal for a new show, called the big shot with bethany, will pit aspiring business people against each other for the chance to win a spot on the executive team on her lifestyle brand, skinny girl. the show will be produced by fran keefrankel and a mark burn. ashley: everything he touches turns to gold. cheryl: it kind of does, actually. ashley: taking a look at futures right yo right now, shoa dowdownward trend. the dow offs less than two-tenths of a percent. gaming, it is a billion dollars industry and then some and fortnite is leading the pack and the new game drops minutes from now. all the details coming up. i know you can't wait. cheryl: oh, so excited. and do you want to get a new car every single day? well, you know what? nissan's got a plan for you. keep it here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what

hi >> hi, kell lichlt the dow taking out its january lows today and dropping below 28,000 for the first time since december chip makers among the biggest losers today the surge in cases now in south korea, we've also seen the consumer names, tap tri leading the sell off while carnival crashes. health insurers, it's about medicare for all about bernie sanders put in a decisive win following a big win in the new hampshire primary. that sector down 9% from last week finally, bucking the trend at the opposite end, gilead hitting a new high with health officials siting process on the ability to treat the drug and clorox, but guys, keeping things clean is the first line of defense against infection. >> thank you very much see you in a bit the trigger for the selling today. number of cases worldwide is now near 80,000. the big concern now is over the rate of the spread of the disease outside of china 219 cases in italy include iing five deaths. the chinese government admitting it does not have this spread of the disease under control. e eunice joining us live from beijing. >> thanks so much. w

>>and it will take time for the community to process it maureen kell kron 4 news. >>mourners filled a church in kern coun today to honor a firefighter who diedon the job last week. raymond figaro will help was helpingput out a fire at the porterville public library near bakersfield when he got trapped, inside whilelooking for survivors he died the blaze along with fellow firefighter. patrick jones figaro his family says that they have been overwhelmeby the support the community is providing california state auditor says the state lotty skimped on giving $36 million to public schools. that's today, it also says the e calirnia lottery. >>spent $720,000 onood and travel expenses without considerg cheaper alternatives, thelottery is supposed givmoney to public schools as part of a state w in a statement the california lottery says it disagre with the audors findin in the agency gives as much money as it can to public education, you know as we mentioned earlier in the show president trump wrapped up a short trip to india today, but. >>concerns he at home and across the

one of the sources kelling my colleague over at the white house, peter alexander, that bill barr has told the president privately what he said publicly and he asked him to stop. this tensions between the president and the ags is not new. like when roberto gonzalez resigned but the back and forth between president trump and ag barr sets some precedents of its own and raising some real questions about whether this is an actual rift. is it or just theater to make the doj look more independent? joining me now, msnbc political analyst rich stengel, and presidential historian and author doris kearns goodwin who happens to be the executive producer of history channel's "washington" tomorrow. good to see you in person here in d.c. doris, if we're to believe that the president and the attorney general are truly at odds, there are some question marks around that as some critics have raised what's the precedent for them to be airing it in full public view? >> we don't know what happened, was it theater or real on his part? it's hard know what's happening. and that's a strange thing. it's an int

i'm kell y evans. concern is in. complacency is out coronavirus spreads. the w.h.o.the window to stem the virus is narrowing. plus, the great unwinds. the rate of people dropping pay tv jumped 70% last year. who wins and loses >>> plus, nevada is scrambling to make sure that it avoids an iowa embarrassment tomorrow but

and when is it. 30% of all kell gats? 40%? what is this line for you?m not sure there is line. but we have rules. and i agree with elizabeth warren. we ought to follow the rules as they have been written. and if someone comes to the convention without the required number of delegates, then that changes things dramatically. you know, on the second vote, the delegates can change if they choose, and the super delegates or non-pledged delegates with weigh in as they should. that's what the rules say. and the rules should be followed in my judgment. >> the decision to vote for somebody -- give the nomination to somebody who has received fewer votes in the primary is going to be a tough one if that is indeed the decision by the convention. >> yes. >> what -- what is the line where it is worth having that fight? and when is it not worth having that fight? i moon you could blow up the party if you do it the wrong way. >> well. i think there is the danger of the party blowing up as it is. i hope that doesn't happen. but, chuck, our moral imperative is to defeat