kenneth: [habla en inglÉs] pedro: kenneth miller, uno de los primeros en llegar al lugar de la masacrea una cosa que no quiero ver en mi vida otra vez. [exhala] pedro: en ese lugar, una joven madre y sus cuatro hijos recibieron mÁs de 200 disparos y fueron incinerados dentro de la camioneta. miller no podÍa dar crÉdito a lo que estaba viendo. los cuerpos de sus seres queridos estaban convertidos en cenizas. kenneth: mi nuera en el asiento, pero quemado de tiros, pero no--no--no era-- no, no puedes conocer que era un cuerpo por tan quemado que estaba. pedro: los detalles acentuaban el horror. kenneth: el hijo mayor de 12 aÑos, howard se llama, Él parece que querÍa salir porque la puerta estaba abierta y sus huesos bien quemados, un poco adentro y un poco afuera, abajo de la puerta, pero fue horrible, y luego otros huesos atrÁs de--de otra nieta. pedro: a unos 18 kilÓmetros de ahÍ, las otras dos camionetas que se habÍan adelantado, fueron atacadas de la misma manera. los lebarÓn lograron llegar al lugar de los hechos nueve horas despuÉs de la matanza. adriÁn: nosotros venÍamos de allÁ y

kenneth?na, obviously it's been a tough showing for joe biden in iowa and new hampshire. and you mentioned earlier that he already left the state before the polls actually closed. what do you think it looks like for him moving forward? >> reporter: well, kimberly, throughout the day the former vice president has been downplaying expectations, and also the weight of the new hampshire primary. we heard biden say the rest of the country hasn't voted yet so he headed down to south carolina where the next primary will be held. then he will go to nevada where the -- the second state to hold the primary as well, which is considerably more diverse than, say, iowa and new hampshire. and the former vice president also leads with black voters, so he's banking on that right now, which mayor pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar, for example, they performed well here in new hampshire, but they've been struggling to gain traction from black voters. so of course the vice president now down in south carolina alrea

kenneth and elizabeth. >> rick, thank you. we will have much more analysis of the chaos in iowa and where the race goes from here on our website and our streaming channel abc newslive. >>> we turn now to the coronavirus emergency. at least 425 people have now died in china. >> 64 deaths have been confirmed in the last day and now new flights are set to evacuate more americans from the country. this morning, a husband and wife infected with the coronavirus are being treated at a new hospital. california officials say they've been moved to san francisco. their hometown doctors unable to handle their deteriorating condition. >> they did not go out even for groceries. they have not been out of their house. so as far as i'm concerned, there is at the present time absolutely no risk. >> reporter: it's the second person-to-person transmission case in the u.s. just 2 of the 11 confirmed cases here. while the cdc is confident the spread of the virus can be contained, international health officials are now warning that the virus can sur

linda tripp gives those tapes to paula jones' lawyers and kenneth starr's office.a deposition in the jones case. >> part of the danger for the president lies in what he said under oath to lawyers for paula jones. mr. clinton denied in his deposition having a sexual relationship with lewinsky. >> did the president agree with lewinsky to deny their affair under oath? >> if the president, in fact, encouraged this woman to lie under oath or ask someone else to encourage her, that's a crime. >> it is a different order of magnitude from any of the previous charges that the president's had to put up with for the last several years. >> what the white house is in for is another legal nightmare. >> this was a howl coming up in the media and from republicans. people were horrified over this. it was overpowering. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have sexual relations with that woman, miss lewinsky. i never told anybody to lie. not a single time. never. these allegations are false. and i need to go back to work for the american people. thank

kenneth, mona. >> thank you, serena, for that report. so, the question now is, will the debate have any impact on the race? >> we asked our political director rick klein. >> kenneth and mona, this was a wild and raucous debate. one of the feistiest series of exchanges that we have seen. you could tell how important this was to so many of the candidates. joe biden, the front-runner here in south carolina, dishing as well as he got and so far in this race taking on both bernie sanders and mike bloomberg. everyone recognizing right now this is bernie sanders' race to lose. joe biden have a performance that might solidify his standing in south carolina, and mike bloomberg stronger than he was but still not exactly the performance he needed to get back in the conversation. so some of the dynamics in this race still very fluid after a wild debate. kenneth and mona. >> rick klein there in charleston, south carolina. stay with abc news for coverage of the south carolina primary and then on super tuesday our live coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. east

kenneth, kimberly. >> we will see. our big thanks to andrew dymburt there live in washington. >>> president trump has chosen a new acting director of national intelligence. richard grenell is currently the ambassador to germany and is a longtime supporter of the president. he has little experience in intelligence but he won't need senate confirmation because he'll only be acting director. >>> breaking overnight, fears of a far right link in the deadly shooting rampage in germany. federal prosecutors there announced they're taking over the investigation to last night's massacre in the city of hanau which left 11 people dead including the gunman. it comes amid german media reports that he left behind letters expressing right wing conspiracy theories. nine people killed at two hookah bars. the shooter and another person found dead in his home. prosecutors plan to provide more information today. >>> and we're tracking several developments in the coronavirus emergency. two passengers taken off the "diamond princess" cruise

kenneth and elizabeth? >> marci, thank you. the results of the iowa caucuses right here on abc and throughout the night on "abc news live." >>> turning to the historic impeachment showdown now headed to a speedy finish in two days. both sides are set to deliver closing arguments today after the republican-led senate rejected demands by democrats for new witnesses and documents. senators will have a chance to voice their views on the impeachment. meanwhile, president trump is blasting the trial and house speaker nancy pelosi despite his expected acquittal. >> i think she's a very confused, very nervous woman. i don't think she wanted to do this, i think she really knew what was going to happen, and her worst nightmare has happened. >> the president went on to slam the impeachment as a witch hunt and a hoax there on fox news. as closing arguments begin today, stay with abc news for live coverage starting around 11:00 a.m. eastern. tomorrow evening the president will deliver his state of the union address and a vote on whether he

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth d kimbmind at the last moments. while these results do give us a bit of claritity, the rest of the field is highly contested. [ crowd chanting ] new hampshire voters have spoken. senator bernie sanders wins the first in the nation primary. >> this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> reporter: sanders had won new hampshire in 2016 by 22 points but this victory far closer edging out mayor pete buttigieg by only a few thousand votes. >> through a campaign that some said shouldn't be here at all >> reporter: rounding out the top tier, senator amy klobuchar riding a late wave of support from her most recent abc debate performance, pushing a message of unity and sensibility. >> donald trump's worst nightmare is that the people in the middle, the people who have had enough of the name-calling and the mud-slinging have someone to vote for in november. >> reporter: our exit poll showing half of voters made their decision in the last few days. 73% saying last friday's debate was a factor in their dec

kimberly, kenneth? >> yeah, we're definitely just getting started. mona kosar abdi there in new hampshire, thank you. our primary coverage from new hampshire continues throughout this morning on "world news now." >>> we move on to that major reversal involving long-time trump ally roger stone. he's scheduled to be sentenced next week. >> four lawyers who prosecuted stone have quit the case after the justice department overruled their sentencing recommendation. that's raising questions about meddling from the white house. pierre thomas reports. >> reporter: at least four prosecutors stepping down from the roger stone case after a dramatic decision to overrule their recommendation that he spend seven to nine years in prison. the stubbing rebuke from the justice department leadership came just hours after president trump tweeted that the prosecutors' suggested sentence for stone was, quote, horrible and very unfair, a miscarriage of justice.

elizabeth, kenneth? >> mona, thank you. news will bring you the results of the new hampshire primary tomorrow when we get them, and we will have complete coverage throughout the night on our streaming channel "abc news live." >>> coming up, our pint-sized fashion critics weigh in on this year's red carpet. >>> plus the competition is under way already at the westminster dog show. >>> and a russian plane crashing on a runway. you're watching "world news now." westminster dog show. >>> and a russian plane crashing on a runway. you're watching "world news now." crashing on a runway. you're watching "world news now." back to the mirror. you've got this, john. .and on demand. it's boxing, cardio, yoga, and more. it's an interactive, goal crushing, whole family, whole body fitness machine. it's so cool! the future of fitness is at home. the mirror. is >>> we are back with a russian passenger jet that crash landed on an icy runway. authorities say there were problems with the plane's landing gearing. none of the 100 on board suffe

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good morning, kenneth. yeah, that's right. you've done dry january.n to frugal february, not so fast. there's tips and tricks you can use to get the most bang for your buck all year long. underneath the iconic ball in times square and mere feet from the nasdaq building, folks are getting real about last year's spending habits. how would you describe them? >> reckless. >> probably unnecessary. >> reporter: vera gibbons is offering her two cents on how to get that bang for your buck all year long. >> timing is everything when it comes to saving money. >> timing is everything? >> yes. >> what do you mean by that? >> when supply is high and demand is low, jump in there and make those purchases. you wouldn't buy an air conditioner in the middle of a heat wave, a grill during grilling season. buy offseason when there's not a lot of demand but there's plenty of supply, save a bundle. >> reporter: christmas may be gone but 'tis the season for serious sales. >> now there's a lot of white sales going on. it's a good time to load up on linens, sheets, towels. it

jÓvenes han estado involucrado en esta activado como este aÑo hay que 2012, 14, 16 y 18. >>> kennethvor de los derechos electorales de la comunidad latina?. >>> sÍ, la historia de mi abuela no falleciÓ en el 2012. es la razÓn que yo dije que este tipo de trabajo que voy hacer puedo arreglar los diferentes sistemas que causÓ que mi abuela no pudo disfrutar de la residencia que ganÓ el en agosto del 2012, falleciÓ en octubre del 201Ól seguro mÉdico que necesitaba no mÁs los documentos para ser legal en el paÍs. >>> posiblemente haya mucha gente en esta situaciÓn. kenett en tu palabra por quÉ deben ejercerto? >>> todos que tienen derecho de votar en este paÍs deben tomar ventaja y pueden ir y cambiar este paÍs en la manera que nos sirva a nosotros no solamente a los ricos a los personas que dicen que son americanos. nosotros como latinos tenemos una voz tan fuerte en este paÍs y si salimos a votar y podemos salir y cambiar en la manera que su electorado oficial nos miran, podemos cambiar el sistema para que sirven para nosotros como latinos. y nos pueden ayudar mÁs. y nuestras familias

kenneth, janai?ght, adam, thank you. >>> a florida highway patrol trooper killed in the line of duty is being remembered for his dedication and for doing his job quietly. trooper joseph bullock was fatally shot by a stranded driver he had stopped to help on i-95. the gunman was killed by another officer passing the scene. bullock was a 19-year veteran. >>> barnes & noble has scrapped plans to put diverse faces on classic book covers for black history month. this after a backlash and charges of literary blackface. the so-called diverse editions included new covers for mary shelley's "frankenstein" showing a black man with an afro and dorothy from "the wizard of oz" holding a pair of red sneakers instead of ruby slippers. >>> u.s. soccer star alex morgan is not letting anything get in her way as she looks to the summer olympics, including a baby bump. >> a very pregnant morgan arrived yesterday. the cocaptain of the world cup champs is 7 months along. morgan has vowed she'll be ready to take the field

kimberly, kenneth?e nascar world held its breath after ryan newman's tumbling, frightening, and fiery crash in the final lap of the daytona 500. >> this morning newman is home. take a look at that image right there. just gives you chills. he walked right out of that daytona beach hospital with his young daughters. here's abc's victor oquendo. >> to the inside -- >> reporter: less than 48 hours after this horrific crash at the daytona 500 sent ryan newman sailing through the air and skidding across the finish line -- >> ryan newman comes across the line -- >> reporter: newman's wife posting this video of him walking out of the hospital, his two little girls, brooklyn and ashlyn, in tow. hours earlier the team posting this picture of newman and the girls in a picture with hospital staff. >> ryan newman on turn 4 -- >> reporter: newman was in the lead when he was bumped from behind, sending him into the wall. another car slamming into the driver's side of his car, flinging him airborne. fans holding their

. >> kenneth and elizabeth, good morning. a bit of a break from the rain for our monday with the exception for some spotty showers that are going to develop along the gulf coast late in the day. more so as we head into our monday night all the way through the middle part of the week with this dip in the jet stream. it's going to help to pull more gulf moisture northward helping bring more rain and more flooding concerns across the region. we're still dealing with those high waters from the heavy rainfall that we saw last week. into the nation's midsection, we've got this storm bringing snow and ice to the great lakes. some wet weather along with mild temperatures across the rest of the midwest where we've got the snow. 3 to 6 inches across western wisconsin and northern michigan. minneapolis 1 to 3 inches. kenneth, elizabeth. >>> now to the coronavirus outbreak. hundreds of americans who have been quarantined on their cruise ship in japan are coming home overnight, but they're facing another 14 days of confinement. u.s. offic

. >> reporter: good morning, kenneth, janai. that vote in the president's impeachment trial happening today. last night he did not mention the impeachment during his remarks. but it was obviously hanging in the air between the two parties, because that chamber was icy. walking into the chamber that impeached him less than two months ago, the tension high. the house speaker introducing him -- >> members of congress, the president of the united states. >> reporter: but leaving off the typical phrasing that includes her "high honor and distinct privilege." president trump apparently giving her the brush-off, not shaking her hand. but quickly pivoting, moving to tout his accomplishments in what he dubbed the great american comeback. >> jobs are booming. incomes are soaring. poverty is plummeting. crime is falling. >> reporter: but the partisan divides of congress on full display. his caucus giving him their full endorsement. the other side not so much. the first bipartisan standing ovation -- >> mr. president -- >> reporter: when th

kimberly, kenneth?l in washington, thank you. >>> one of president trump's most trusted advisers is returning to the white house. former white house communications director hope hicks was one of trump's original 2016 campaign staffers. known for being loyal and keeping a low profile, hicks resigned in march of 2018 to work for the fox corporation. her new title will be counselor to the president, reporting to senior adviser and the president's son-in-law, jared kushner. >>> the senate has approved a bipartisan resolution to limit president trump's authority to take military action against iran. the measure prompted by the drone strike that killed a top iranian general seeks to reassert congress' power to declare war. eight republicans joined the democrats in a 55-45 vote, but that's not enough to override the president's expected veto. >>> the pentagon confirms it has slashed nearly $4 billion in funding in order to free up money for president trump's border wall. that money was originally supposed to p

. >> reporter: kenneth, elizabeth, good morning. in just a few short days this will all be over, and the result is not really in doubt. we fully expect an acquittal. >> i use the word witch hunt and i use the word hoax. >> reporter: hours before closing armting arguments in th impeachment trial, the president letting loose on his rivals and critics, including nancy pelosi in an interview on fox with sean hannity. >> i think she's a very nervous and confused woman. i don't think she wanted to do this. i think she knew what was really going to happen, and our worst nightmare has happened. >> reporter: the news reaching the finish line. expected to vote on abuse of power and obstruction of congress. with a 53-47 republican advantage in the senate, trump is all by certain to be acquitted. >> it's a grand tragedy, one of the worst tragedies that the senate has ever overcome. >> reporter: democrats had pinned their hopes on introducing new documents and witnesses in the trial like former national security adviser john bolton, but failed t

. >> mona, kenneth, good morning.ing across the central plains. however there will be more snow developing across parts of illinois and into the great lakes as we head into tonight and into our day tomorrow. that snow will persist, 6 to 12 inches of snow around chicago and lansing, michigan, as well. into the northeast a mild but wet day as a low pressure system moves through bringing some rainshowers. we'll have some of that into the southeast. especially the coast, but some drier, cooler air making its way into new orleans, just in time for mardi gras. kenneth, adam. >> thank you for that, adam. >>> in the house that kobe bryant built, thousands gathered at l.a. staples center to remember the nba legend. >> it really was an outpouring of love for the lakers icon, his daughter gianna, and seven others who died in last month's chopper crash. fans of all walk of life packed the building for the memorial. bryant's widow, vanessa, fought back tears as she remembered his fierce love for his daughters. >> kobe was the mvp

mubarak who is the spokeswoman for the sudanese professionals association and also in khartoum is kenneth roth he is the executive director of human rights watch thank you for joining us and welcome to the program ken i really want to start with you because i believe that you just walked out of the meeting with the head of sudan's transitional government. do you think that this is a real commitment on the part of sudan's government to actually send an al bashir to be tried by the i.c.c. . well i should say i just within the last few hours met both with prime minister hun duck and with general braun who as you note is the chairman of the transitional sovereign council the 11 member combined military civilian body that serves as an essence the collective presidency of sudan during this transitional period now i think it's important to kind of look at the language yesterday one of the civilian members of the sovereign council said that by cher and the other 4 who have been charged by the international criminal court would appear before the international criminal court leaving open whether th

kenneth. >> all right. elizabeth hur, thank you. >>> the fda has announced the first drug shortage in the united states related to the coronavirus outbreak. officials aren't revealing which drug is affected but they say there is an alternative. they also say about 20 drug products could eventually be in short supply because of the manufacturing slowdown in china which supplies many drug ingredients. >>> we turn now to wall street facing the biggest threat since the great recession of 2008. >> overnight dow futures were sharply lower indicating another tough day ahead. the dow fell nearly 1200 points thursday which is a record. goldman sachs predicted zero growth for u.s. companies this year because of the coronavirus. abc's rebecca jarvis is crunching the numbers. >> reporter: since the highs which the market achieved about two weeks ago, stocks have now wiped out nearly $3.4 trillion in value. as a number of major u.s. companies have warned that the coronavirus is hitting their profits and will potentially

kenneth, elizabeth? >> thank you.ll bring you live coverage of tomorrow's primary results beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on our streaming channel, abc newslive. >>> in the weather department a winter storm is racing east after slamming the midwest. a state of emergency has been declared in minneapolis, and snow as far south as georgia. meanwhile, lake tahoe, wind gusts hit 209 miles per hour. wow. let's take a look now at your forecast for this monday morning. >> good morning. a wet start to the workweek on tap for us across the northeast. rain showers to the mid atlantic, in new england coast. interior parts of new england, northern new england, that's where we're expecting 3 to 6 inches of snow across some of the highest terrain. problems for the southeast being flooding downpours as this front gets hung up. that threat continuing all the way through the middle part of this week. we're tracking wet weather across california as well with winds upwards of 90 miles per hour. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso

kenneth, kimberly. >> we'll see how it shakes out.rt dinl, thank you. >>> turning to president trump's clemency spree pardoning and shortenings sentences of nearly a dozen people including former illinois governor rod blagojevich. he was released after his prison sentence was commuted. as blagojevich headed home he said he was on a mission to fight what he called a corrupt criminal justice system. >> the things i talk about doing were legal and this was routine politics and the people that did it are the ones who broke the laws and the ones who frankly should meet and face some accountability. he's obviously got a big fan in me. asking what my party affiliation is i'm a trumpocra tet. >> high-profile pardons went to michael milken, former san francisco 49ers owner eddie debartolo who was convicted in a gambling scandal and forme new york police commissioner bernie kerik who served three years for tax fraud. the family of another party has donated $200,000 to trump's campaign. >>> a developing story from south florida where a car has p

kenneth, kimberly. >> all right, trevor there live in manchester, new hampshire. thank you. abc news will bring you live results from new hampshire beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on our streaming channel abc newslive. >>> we turn now to the breaking news overnight concerning the coronavirus. a new case has been confirmed in san diego. >> that brings the total number of cases in the u.s. to 13 and it comes after china reported the deadliest day so far of the outbreak. >> the global death toll more than 1,000 as officials take drastic measures to stop the spread. abc's andrew dymburt joins us with the new details. andrew, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is now a global health emergency and while health officials work to contain the virus they say the risk to the general public still remains low despite all those quarantines. overnight a new case of coronavirus confirmed in california after a patient on an evacuation flight out of wuhan tested positive for the illness. >> they come by every few hours and take my temperature, blood pressure, pulse, check my lungs.

kenneth and mona? >> serena marshall, thank you. >>> a tv host is facing backlash over his comments about sanders' win in nevada. chris matthews of msnbc compared sanders' win to the nazi invasion of france. >> i'm reading last night about the fall of france in the summer of 1940 and the general calls churchill and says, it's over. churchill says, how can it be? you've got the greatest army in europe. how can it be over? he said, it's over. so i have that suppressed feeling. >> those remarks triggered calls for matthews to resign. he was criticized by a contributor on the same network who pointed out sanders had family members killed in the holocaust. >>> police are investigating a shooting at a flea market in houston. the building where the market is held was hosting a dance event. police say a man claims his gun misfired, wounding one person in the leg. police say that bullet ricocheted possibly hitting six other people. the gun owner was taken into custody. >>> in ohio, a massive fire in suburban cl

kenneth and elizabeth. >> ines, thank you. and you can watch tonight's debate at 8:00 eastern on abc and our streaming channel abc newslive. >>> turning to the weather now, much of the south will be cleaning up and drying out today. one month's worth of rain fell in just a few hours in some areas. look at those winds there. the downpours at one point knocked out power to more than 100,000 customers. the storms are blamed for at least four deaths. >>> meanwhile, in raleigh, north carolina, this new video shows wind blowing apart a sign on interstate 440. pieces of the sign were raining down on cars. no one was hurt. everyone is okay. >>> and along florida's gulf coast, an amazing rescue. an 81-year-old woman and her dog were pulled from her mobile home which was destroyed after it was hit by a falling tree. neighbors say she had more than luck on her side. >> god was watching over that lady. >> thank god she is alive. you know, it could be any one of us. >> the woman is now recovering. >>> let's take a closer look now at your f

kenneth, mona. >> all right, serena, thank you. there's a lot of focus on what's being done to stop this coronavirus and an experimental vaccine for the disease developed in massachusetts is now being sent to the government researchers. "the wall street journal" reports the first human tests could begin by the end of april with initial results possible this summer. >>> breaking overnight, a deadly shooting at a community center near st. louis. police say a gunman walked into the building then shot and killed a woman. people ran for cover hiding in closets and workout rooms. a police officer exchanged fire with the shooter whose motive is still unclear. police say the gunman is in the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. >>> and we turn now to disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein in the hospital overnight after a jury convicted him of rape. >> he was being transported to rikers island jail when he was suddenly rerouted to the hospital. moments after being convicted of rape and sexual assault, a judge ordered harvey weinstein

with your "gma" first look, i'm kenneth moton, abc news, new york. >>> the nascar driver involved in that fiery crash is out of the hospital this morning. the photo showing ryan newman going home. >>> and a paraglider pulled from pg&e's wires. rescuers revealed the most difficult part of getting him back on the ground. >> we're taking a live look outside the bay bridge. people are getting ready to start their day. we'll be right back. >>> do you know how to save money on a funeral? this is a 7 on your side quick tip. i know you don't want to think about this, but it's important. california has a long-time law that says all funeral homes must list prices. nowadays most of them will just put them right there on the webpa webpage. there will be a list of services and how much they charge. some homes make you dig around, root for, ask for the information. sure, it's available, but they make you work to find it. consumer advocates found those that are more transparent charge less for their services. so, when you see the prices listed on the screen, you're probably getting a pretty good de

kenneth, elizabeth?ency. another doctor who had been treating virus patients in china has died. and there are outbreaks being reported in two chinese prisons. here in the u.s., more patients who had been on a cruise ship in japan are being treated in specialized units. abc's ian pannell reports. >> reporter: this isolation unit in spokane, washington, used for the first time to care for four patients with covid-19. the former passengers from "the diamond princess" taken by ambulance from travis air force base. >> we have a specialized team that trains and drills regularly to safely care for patients in situations just as these. >> reporter: it comes as we learn of the first two deaths from the cruise ship, a japanese couple in their 80s who were hospitalized days ago. passengers who tested negative for the virus now trickling off the ship. now a warning from the japanese doctor who slammed his government's handling of the quarantine. >> these people who were disembarked should be monitored for the next 1

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. >> kenneth, kimberly, good morning. way through the northeast bringing plenty of warm and wet weather along the east coast. you make your way into new england, we're talking snow showers, enough to make travel messy through the entirety of the day. 3 to 6 inches of accumulation from western new york into maine. this eventually wraps up as we head into friday. across the southeast another day with some showers and storms. this boundary pushing everything eastward toward the coast, though. that means the lower mississippi river valley getting a chance to dry up that flooding threat no longer an issue. tradeoff is much colder air making its way into the nation's midsection. accuweather real feel temperatures into parts of the dakotas into the 30s below zero. afternoon highs into the single digits. >>> the race for the white house is shifting to the next primary states after record voter turnout in new hampshire. the leading democratic candidates are unleashing a new wave of attacks amid calls for party unity after senator

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virus outbreak can proceed without fear of retribution and executive director of human rights watch kenneth roth summed up john of the sponsors to non-state approved messaging on the coronavirus outbreak as shoot the messenger mentality where any criticism is taken as a rebuke of political leaders and silenced and if you'd like to keep up with the latest developments on the corona virus outbreak head over to our twitter page at d w news here you can find the latest stories advice and information on what's turning out to be an unprecedented global challenge. to pakistan where the alleged mastermind of the 2008. office has been sentenced to 11 years in prison a court in lahore found him guilty of raising money for an alleged terrorist organization he's been sentenced in $2.00 cases of terror financing to 5 and a half years in prison each the prison term will run concurrently so even the founder of the last group or butter group blamed by the united states and india for 40 of them by siege in 2008 in which 160 people were killed so he has denied any involvement. for more i'm going to show thei

kenneth, elizabeth? you. >>> apple now says the outbreak is hurting business and it's cutting sales expectations. the tech giant has strong ties to china, depending on its factories and consumers. production of iphones has slowed as some plants remain closed. apple was also forced to close all of its stores in china and many have yet to reopen. >>> now to the race for 2020 with democrats battling it out for crucial votes in nevada. as michael bloomberg takes incoming fire, we still don't know if he will be on the debate stage tomorrow night. bloomberg has until midnight to reach at least 10% in one more national poll to qualify for the debate. that moment could come this morning when another major poll is set to be released. abc's rachel scott has more on an early polling site in las vegas. >> reporter: we are just days out from the nevada caucuses, and this is the turnout at an early voting location. all of these people lined up here. this line snakes around this ballroom. the people at the front of the

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. >> de esta comandancia salieron kenneth detuvieron a la pareja que quisieron sobornar a laso autoridadesarte, siente pena por lo ocurrido, por sus familia, y la de la pequeÑa fÁtima. >> tenemos que enfrentar los errores y consecuencias. consecuencias a las malas decisiones y que me perdone. conductora: en estados unidos se repite la historia de 2016. la comunidad dinla campaÑa presidencial de este aÑo con el propÓsito de que el presidente trump sea reelegido. el presidente trump se quejo de que los demÓcratas usaran esta informaciÓn en su contra. reportera: funcionarios de inteligencia alertaron al congreso que rusia ya estÁ interfiriendo en las elecciones presidenciales de este aÑo para tratar de ayudar en la reelecciÓn el presidente trump. el diario indica que la divulgaciÓn al congreso indignó al mandatario que teme que los demÓcratas usen la información en su contra.durante la reuniÓn en la cÁmara baja donde estuvieron presentes miembros de ambos partidos, se cuestionÓ la informaciÓn. diciendo que trump ha sido fuerte en contra de rusia. aunque el mandatario nunca ha querido admitir

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kenneth craig went to a special training school for a look at how those workers are being trained for job. >> reporter: sebastian campbell is gearing up for another day on the job. far from the confines of an office, his work requires the a daunting climb up the side of a cell phone tower that rises more than 17 stories above north texas. >> it's exhilarating. it's why i joined this industry. i want to do something that most people just really can't do. it's a thrill, and thrill-seeking is what i'm here for. >> reporter: he's at this outdoor training camp with the newest team of tower hands, brought on board by telecom giant eriksson, hired for the roll-out of fifth generation wireless, better known as 5g. >> they really are it seems the backbone of all of this. >> they're absolutely critical to our business, and it's why we're making this investment here. we can't do 5g in north america without our people who climb, without our teams who work out in the field. >> reporter: but matt jones, who oversees regional operations for eriksson in the central u.s. says there is a major shortage