adentro estÁ kimberly berenice, una niÑa de ocho aÑos.tenía la custodia de kimberly, al separarse de su esposo josÉ. en una visita de rutina el padre se llevÓ a la menor y no la regreso. la escondiÓ y la dejó al cuidado de la madrastra, reina isabel. quien la habrÍa obligado a tomar el Ácido. >> te tapÓ la nariz y la fuerza le metiÓ el Ácido. alejandro: ninguna autoridad quiso hacerle caso esta mujer. quien no sabÍa quÉ pasaba con su pequeÑa. kimberly fue llevada al hospital y dado de alta. pero a los tres dÍas regreso por dolor abdominal. el Ácido ya estaba haciendo estragos, luego falleciÓ. hubo un choque sÉptico, tras quemaduras en el tubo digestivo, sin que la madre lo supiera. >> aceptaron todos pero tenÍa la custodia de la niÑa y ya me la entregaron. a la niÑa se le estÁ saliendo todo. alejandro: la fiscalÍa del estado informÓ que la madrastra, reina isabel, fue detenida y es investigada por feminicidio. uno de los maestros de la escuela le narrÓ a la madre de kimberly que la niÑa contÓ todo. porque tras salir al hospital, regreso a

international aspects kimberly we did hear. a renewed value to withdraw u.s. troops from afghanistan and from the region this is something that he trumpets is on the campaign trail back in 2016 do you think we will hear more of this and who is are these kind of overtures likely to go with the american public because this is an american public quite keen to see. the u.s. withdrawal from the court their endless wars in the middle east but that's not something that trump a lot of success with thus far. you're absolutely right in fact i was surprised to hear that in the speech because it's it's a promise made but not a promise kept and that was a major talking point for the president in 2016 that he promised to end america's endless wars to withdraw troops from the middle east but in fact that it's ok kimberly i'm afraid i will have to cut you off kimberly i'm terribly sorry we're going to head across to hear the democratic response to the state of the union let's i mean to listen it's a good respond to what the president just said so instead of talking about what

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kenneth, kimberly?eyes on this primary overnight. but it appears there was a high-profile one. the president, who was definitely watching this. he was active on twitter as you know, mona. when it comes to the results rolling in. he says the turnout -- really the attention should be on the turnout for the gop primary instead of this democratic primary. what else is the president saying? >> reporter: yeah, kenneth, the president had a lot to say. with impeachment in the rear view, he shifted his focus on to the democratic primary. not only did he host an event on the eve of the new hampshire primary just down the street to, he said, shake the dems up a little bit, he also chimed in today on twitter. he commended former mayor pete buttigieg for giving bernie sanders a run for his money. of course he spelled buttigieg's name as it sounds, boot-edge-edge. then he also said that both mike bloomberg and elizabeth warren performed poorly, using the nicknames that he gave to them. kenneth? >> yeah, mona, obvious

i'm afraid i'll have to cut you off kimberly i'm terribly sorry we're going to head across to hear the democratic response to the state of the union let's me to listen it's a good respond to what the president just said so instead of talking about what he is saying i'm going to highlight what democrats are doing after all you can listen to what someone says but you know the truth watch what they do michiganders are no different from americans everywhere we love our families and want to good life today and a better life tomorrow for our kids we work hard and we expect our government to work hard for us as well we have grit and value loyalty and we still root for the detroit lions we and all americans might be weary of today's politics but we must stay engaged our country our democracy our future demand it we're capable of great things when we work together we cannot forget that despite the dishonesty and division of the last few years and that we heard tonight from the president of the united states to gether we have boundless potential and young americans are proving that every day by

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.

s girlfriend kimberly guilfoyle would make quick work of john garamendi. so it's probably best we make our arguments verbally, not through any physical altercation. i do think the country can take great comfort in the fact that president trump has built teams to solve problems his entire life. now, with the establishment of the best scientists in the world to analyze our way to blunted aspirants, i think america will be in a better position, but certainly the coronavirus is a wake-up call to the fact that we have so much of our supply change for our medical equipment and our drugs in china.

kimberly king, who has her own family and works full time, now had to find resources to help supervise her mom. that involved everything from durinday, to king herselfh her spending the night with her, and she has installed cameras in the house to in remotely. >> you know, even when i leave for the day and somebody elsis coming in my mom doesn't want me to go so that's a heavy burden on me. because my mom will forget. my mom won't remember that she was a little upset with me when i was leaving, but i will. i'll remember that. >> where are you going? >> i'll be right back. go with bella. >> reporter: then last year a newend told king about a facility nearby that has helped make le easier. it's called town square. it's an adult daycare center that looks more like a village set up specifically for people with the early stages of dementia. >> my mom has a place to g she's entertained. she has no idea what, what it really, truly is. which is, it is a daycare center but it's, you know, it's disguised as disneyland. >> reporter: there's more than a dozen store fronts including a diner, a barb

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

whole kits for more on this kimberly that sentence has been handed down much shorter than the suggestedsentence why is this. well it's certainly notable and judge amy burton jackson did say that she took both the initial recommendation of 7 to 9 years as well as the revised recommendation from department of justice prosecutors into account notable that she has struck a sentence somewhere in the middle as you pointed out there are 40 months or 3 years 4 months as well as a 24 month probation period that's a $20000.00 fine the judge in this case had a lot to say about how she came to her decision on that sentence she said that roger stone has not been prosecuted for standing up for president trump but instead for covering up for the president she pointed to the fact that he had lied to congressional investigators she said when he said that he had no contact with one of the witnesses she called that a flat out lie in fact noting that there were documented up to 1500 texts and e-mails of communication she also went on to say that he brought this on himself that he inserted himself smack int

kimberly how unusual is it to see judges weighing in on a case that doesn't involve them. yeah this is pretty unusual and that's why it's making headlines we're watching very carefully for this meeting of the executive committee of the judges association typically they had met in the spring but they said they accelerated this or having a conference call to discuss what they see as the sort of increasing pattern of the president to weigh in on politically sensitive cases as you point out the most recent case the is one involving his son rather his friend and ally roger stone but there's also alarm that has been coming from justice department officials former justice department officials this comes on the heels of 2000 of them essentially calling for the resignation of william barr the attorney general what the feeling is is that this is a sort of pattern that of weighing in on cases the pattern of pretentiously sort of recommending things that would benefit the president's friends is sort of counter to the whole concept of equal justice under the law as mandated by the u.s.

will are complete his correspondent kimberly hall could says live for us at capitol hill kimberly there was a lot of domestic focus in that speech but trouble also managed to highlight aides some of his accomplishments only in sanaa tional stage particular attention to his proposal for settlements in the middle east. i'm having a little bit of difficulty hearing you but i did want to touch on some of the important points about the president's speech with regard to foreign policy. president certainly tried to tout some of what he sees as his foreign policy successes the fact that he believes he has not only rebuild the military but this is allowed him to in fact. tout the success of in his view the killing of the ice a leader abu bakar al baghdadi also the iranian general sola mani this is also something that he tried to highlight the controversy all nature of his mideast peace plan but at the same time saying that this is something difficult that he has put forward but needed to be done. last week i announced a groundbreaking plan for peace between israel and the palestinians recognizin

. >> kimberly, i'm a great admirer of your work on spygate, by the way, you were fantastic. your op-ed is in "the wall street journal," you missed the case if you weren't reading your stuff. you provided a lot of good tips along the way. but i'm reading some of your recent stuff too about the campaign. bernie sanders seemed frazzled the other day called out by michael bloomberg in what might have been bloomberg's only good moment in the debate on the fact that bernie sanders is in fact a millionaire. and he used to rail against millionaire and billionaires, he sliced the millionaire part out and focusing slowly on billionaires. this is an obvious almost alinsky-like tactic. that was one of his rule, focus it on him. he'll have a hard question once the tax returns come out >> don't you wish there had been more moments like this. bernie sanders is sitting there just waiting for someone to tear in to these proposals that are divorced from economic reality, from a lot of the

steve kornacki, jim messina, david jolly, kimberly atkins, thanks to you.nd of course kristen welker on the road. >>> coming up, is the attorney general putting his thumb on the scales of justice for president trump's convicted allies? stay with us. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." i've heard a lot of excuses to avoid screening for colon cancer. i'm not worried. it doesn't run in my family. i can do it next year. no rush. cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for waiting. get screened. ask your healthcare provider if cologuard is right for you. most insured patients pay $0. ask your healthcare provider if cologuard is right for you. va mortgage rates have dropped fto near 50 year lows.. call newday usa. one call can save you $2000 a year. with the newday va streamline refi there's no income verification, no appraisal and no out of pocket costs. and my team can close your loan in as little as 30 days.

friend roger stone stone sentencing is set for thursday and trump hasn't ruled out pardoning kim kimberly healthy at al-jazeera the white house well let's face it patty callahan has live for us in washington d.c. patty there was initially is no speculation about whether balls comments about trump are really genuine or if it was all about trying to emphasize the independence of the justice department do you think we're seeing more of that now i think the general consensus in washington is that was not a genuine statement from william barr he is under a lot of pressure as kimberly mentioned not just from the association of judges but from 2000 former members of the justice department who an open letter have said that he needs to resign members of congress said he maybe he needs to be impeached so he is under pressure so giving that interview he wanted to send the message that he is independent that he can speak out against president trump and not get any blowback he was fairly blunt let's listen to what he had to say as i said during my confirmation i came in to serve as attorney general an

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halkett thank you kimberly. pope francis has dismissed a proposal to let older married men become priests bishops from latin america put forth a controversial plan to address a shortage of priests in the amazon it would have challenged the roman catholic tradition to sell a bit of celibacy but the point of says the solution to the priest shortage is to send missionaries to the region instead john homan has more now from rio de janeiro . the probably will be a bit of disappointment especially as it was latin american bishops who forward this proposal last october i think important to clarify the proposal wasn't the priests who were already all day and should be allowed to then get married it was over the sorts of married men of some standing in these communities be allowed to them the old thing to make up for a bit of a chronic shortage of priests in the region this is a region that's composed of knowing countries really have parts and cells in the summers and region and it's estimated that at least 85 percent of

let's get more now from kimberly hole cut she's live for us in washington from pensacola hey dave thank you parts and facts. do you think drugs vets elisa's 2nd attorney general or is this just posturing it's i think the can general consensus is this is a bit of posturing basically william bar sending a message through the press to the president once again say in essence you need me more than i need you it's very unusual for anyone close to the president to come out and criticize him bluntly and to not going to media pushback but that's exactly what william barr tried to do a couple of days ago when he sat down with a television interview or now it appears he is leaking to the washington post to try and send the same message he said then of to listen to what he had to say as i said during my confirmation i came in to serve as attorney general and i'm not going to be bullied or influenced by anybody and i said at the time whether it's congress newspaper editorial boards or the president i'm going to do what i think is right i cannot do my job here at the department with a constant backgr

kimberly hold. in washington d.c. for now i thank you will staying in the us there will be a new book familiar face in the debate stage when the democratic presidential hopefuls faceoff in las vegas or wednesday michael bloomberg has officially qualified to take parts it will be his 1st time in a televised debates in the hopes of securing the party's nomination the former new york mayor now has 19 percent support nationally meaning he's cleared the threshold to challenge his rivals in las vegas. iran's supreme leader is encouraging people to turn ice in big numbers for friday's parliamentary elections as a way to display unit c. there are nearly 58000000 eligible voters so nigezie usually low in the capital but it's a different story elsewhere. reports. this is the main street investor mean. it's dedicated to those killed during one of the bloodiest uprisings leading up to the 1979 revolution. this town sits about 35 kilometers south east of tehran and it's home 228-0000 people. 195000 of them are eligible voters. one

kenneth, kimberly. >> all right, andrew dymburt there, thank you. >>> coming up, your wednesday weather including the flood threat and possible tornadoes in the south. >>> and also ahead, a student's father is accused of running a sex cult at his daughter's college. how he allegedly started it. >>> a violent protest as a crowd sets a moving t >>> we are back with a train being firebombed. protesters in northern chile forced workers off this cargo train by hitting them with stones and hot water then threw molotov cocktails starting the fire. workers at the company have been protesting low wages. >>> back in this country, a parent at one of the nation's most expensive colleges is accused of running a sex cult in his daughter's dorm. prosecutors say larry ray extorted about $1 million from students at sarah college near new york city. they say ray befriended his daughter's roommates and eventually began physically and emotionally abusing them. >> some victims drained hundreds of thousands of dollars from their parents' savings accounts at ray's direction. others opened lines of credit or s

uber eats about the allegations from driver kimberly james. in response, uber said we take food safety very seriously and require contracts with our restaurant partners whereby they agree to abide by food safety standards. he has no idea if customers received orders that he didn't prepare. he spoke with the company. >> i actually had postmates call me that night at the restaurant and i said i want our listing taken down. we never opted in on it. >> delivery companies say the delivery apps allow people to reach more customers. as for complaints from businesses that don't want deliveries, postmates says in the off chance a merchant wants to be removed from a platform all they have to do is reach out to us and we'll remove them. greg loouth isn't sure how he wound up on those apps in the first place and it's an ongoing process to scrub the restaurant from all the delivery services. >> i'll get to the bottom of it. if i have to get an attorney involved, that's a possibility. >> as for those who use delivery apps if they want to know more about whe

health officials what are you expecting him to say and why they're speaking now kimberly. well there is a growing sense of alarm i wouldn't say panic just you have of the setting in with the american public so this is definitely an effort by this white house to try and calm some of those fears in terms of what the president might say that is also open to speculation many had been suggesting that it was time for the president to appoint a so-called czar to oversee the coronation of resources much like we saw with we're off obama's administration over the fight against ebola now the white house has tapped down those suggestions saying they won't be a point to get it when the president is very happy with the task force that he put in place many weeks ago so there's also some speculation that perhaps this could be an announcement about new and expanded travel restrictions that is also something that is being watched very carefully the white house again going to put it that task force many weeks ago did put in place mandatory quarantine for some who had traveled from china who

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lou: kimberly, your thoughts? >> i think it's important to make a distinction. have surveillance tools? to allow hard-working individuals to protect us against terrorist threats. why don't we have these tools in we don't have them so corrupt actors can use them to snoop on political campaigns. to the extent we are talking about a fisa surveillance reform, it has to be aimed at prohibiting that kind of behavior and punishing those who recklessly or politically motivated misuse these tools. they are work to undermine our intelligence professionals. lou: you don't reauthorize. this is just crazy. both parties trying to gift a bumps rush after what this president and this nation as gone through for 3 1/years is outrageous -- 3 1/2 years. is outrageous. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. trish: a two-bit mayor from south bend, indiana running for president caught plagiarizing barack obama. >> i recognize there is a certain presum presumption in t. >> i recognize the you a disaster advertise of doing this as a midwestern millennial mayor. >> and churc

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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.

harkat our white house correspondent where we begin kimberly he seems to be in great form. and has quite a few things to say about his opponents. i feel like we just went through the highlight reel of the entire impeachment inquiry and then the subsequent trial donald trump seemed to apparently be sort of unloading many of the things that we heard on twitter but now in a much more relaxed form as he spoke there was almost like we were at the table with him at the golf course as he ran through what he saw as the unfair moments and then some of the moments where he felt particularly proud that he had been defended by members of his own party but i think what was really striking there was when he held up that washington post newspaper with the headline acquittal that was a particularly strong moment that you could tell he was savoring because that certainly is a paper that has been critical of him owned by a democratic supporter that he is not particularly fond of so the fact that he even said there that that's probably the only good headline he's ever gotten from the washingt

even more if there was corruption involved in the charges being dropped by the states attorney, kimberly>> yes, i think there's going to be another ongoing investigation regarding tim fox dropping the charges, and why -- but you know what really disturbs me, i have worked on hate crimes, tucker, back when we didn't even have the phrase of hate crimes. and i had a particular case that went all the way to the georgia supreme court for a young african-american male were raped, shot and i head, stabbed, and they were found lying around atlanta with their pants pulled down. that is a hate crime. that is a hate crime! when other hate crime victims go in front of the jury, they are going to go back and go, you think smollett? do you think this is like jussie smollett? is that what about the detectives working nearly 2,000 man-hours in overtime? now they drop the charges, are you kidding me? what a slap in the face! >> tucker: do you think, having been around the justice system for a long time, if jussie smollett had just been an ordinary person and not an actor who had connections to the obamas

kimberly, great of wire on to ar on your work.t fantastic and your op-ed on "wall street journal." >> thank you. you provide a lot of good tips along the way. if reading some of the recent stuff about the campaign and bernie sanders seems particularly frazzled thegn othr day when he's called out by michael bloomberg and what might have been with bloomberg's only good moments in the debate and on the spectrum, bernie sanders is a millionaire and conveniently, railing against millionaires and billionaires, he sliced the millionaire out and focused solely on billionaires. this is the obvious almost as a lens he like attac tactic create force the real on them and then bernie having a problem with the question once it comes out. >> don't you wish that there have been more moments like this? look, bernie sanders is sitting iere just waiting for someone to tear into the proposals that are divorce from economic reality and the inconsistencies within the campaign. and bloomberg's opportunity, now i think the sad thing is that people are ta

. >> joining me now, jonathan capehart, kimberly atkins, and ab stoddard. kimberly, i'm going to start with you on this one, quite a margin that biden has gained in that new poll out of south carolina. can he stay in the race at this point if he does not pull a big win in south carolina? >> it becomes much, much harder. he needs a big win in south carolina to really establish himself, not just against bernie sanders but among all of the other non-bernie sanders candidates who are still in the race. what joe biden needs is for some of those candidates to drop out and a divisive win in south carolina and the ripple effect that that likely will have on super tuesday makes it more likely that will happen. if he wins just by a couple of points and certainly if he doesn't win, it makes it a lot harder to make the case to those other candidates that they should start throwing in the towel and it certainly emboldens bernie sanders. >> i was talking with steve kornacki a little bit earlier and i was talking to him about this latest poll and he was really surprised a

speaking of going after lawmakers who didn't support him, there's mitt romney, kimberly adkins, and he was on the dally this morning. >> what kinds of consequences do you think you'll endure for this? >> unimaginable. i don't know what they'll be. there's some i know. i know there will be consequence, and i judge unfortunate have to recognize that and do what you think is right. >> so, kim, what do you think? >> yes, i mean, mitt romney absolutely knew what would come after his vote and after the words that he said yesterday. he is in a more politically safe place than just about any other republican in washington. he's not up for re-election again until 2024. he is popular within his state. and he is, even though they probably won't say it out loud, popular within the republican caucus on capitol hill. he is respected and he's known a lot of those people for a long time. again, they're probably not going to say that publicly right now for fear of also getting the wrath of donald trump. donald trump ads we saw today i full volume, he can't just take a victory lap. he has to attack thos

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friend roger stone stone sentencing is set for thursday and trump hasn't ruled out pardoning kim kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house. so had on al-jazeera an outcry and a virus outbreak is exposing the risks of working on cruise ships. plus ranking financial secrecy the list of places helping to hide well. hello again welcome back to international weather forecast where we have been talking about storm dennis over the last 4 or 5 days and we're still going to be seeing some rain out here towards the sets with the storm system right there a trailing front down across parts of central europe and for the u.k. though we're going to see a break here on tuesday go into wednesday but unfortunately as we go towards later wednesday we are going to be seeing more rain in the forecast that's coming in from the atlantic and you can see here in our forecast map by wednesday afternoon into the evening time it is going to be northern ireland ireland as well as up here towards scotland they were going to see more rain coming into play there now the cold front is going to be trailing down pushing

friend roger stone stone sentencing is set for thursday and trump hasn't ruled out pardoning him kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house. one of the largest youth organizations in the united states has filed for bankruptcy it's the 1st step by the boy scouts of america towards creating a compensation fund for potentially thousands of victims of sexual abuse last year it was revealed more than 12000 children had allegedly been abused while taking part in boy scouts activities. the protests against a natural gas pipeline in canada have shut down large parts of the rail network and digital groups have been leading the protests for nearly 2 weeks and this is why a planned route runs through traditional indigenous lands from dawson creek in the canadian province of british columbia to a coastal refinery kitimat from there will be shipped on to asian markets arlen's coast guard as will the public to stay away from a big congo ship which is washed up on its southwestern shore after a massive storm it was abandoned in the atlantic more than a year ago and is now washed up on the on the coast

results come november at the ballot box but how about life for us from the white house thank you kimberly. canada's prime minister just intruder says he wants a peaceful resolution to around blockade which is shut down for its passenger traffic indigenous groups have been blocking lines in ontario and british columbia for nearly 2 weeks know they're angry over the construction of a natural gas pipeline parts of which would run through native land the canadian national railway company has obtained a court injunction to stop the blockade but so far police haven't removed protests is alan fischer now joins us live. tell us more on what's his protest all about. well you see the protesters there up on the real line this is close as we're allowed to get at the real companies concerned that there are a number of protests across the country not on the real lines but enough to give them a concern that there could be arrest people these protests started spreading up after the original protest against the pipeline across native indian lands were moved their native 1st nations here they didn't want t

the union address on the eve of that expected acquittal in the senate white house correspondent kimberly how kit now looks ahead to what the president is likely to say during the senate impeachment trial to decide whether to remove him from office u.s. president donald trump said he'd like to address his accusers directly sort of love sit right there for all and stare in their corrupt faces on tuesday he'll get the chance when he delivers his annual state of the union address to the u.s. congress it will be the 1st time trump speaks to lawmakers as a president who has been impeached it will also come just one day before trump's impeachment trial is expected and with an acquittal. meanwhile administration officials insist the president who likes to go on the attack will instead focus on his successes. the speeches titled the great american comeback trump is expected to tout the solid job market low unemployment and health care advances. trump will also continue to promote his wall of the southern border which is cost ing the u.s. billions of dollars in spite of his promise that mexico wou

than an hour's time after share prices in asia and to europe tick for white house correspondent kimberly holcomb joins me now from washington d c once again kimberly all eyes on the states yeah and the americans increasingly nervous as you pointed out the stock market and the concerns that happened on monday certainly didn't help and now that u.s. president donald trump finding himself in the position of trying to contain those fears as they continue to rise the u.s. president monday tweeted that things were very much under control but at the same time the white house submitted a funding request to the u.s. congress for $2500000000.00 in order to try and fight the virus one that democrats have called holy insufficient in terms of the funding requested even incompetent now the u.s. president speaking as he wrapped up his trip from india is still working to downplay those fears. if it's going to work out fine hope so well working very hard we're spending a tremendous amount of money also on we just says for $2.00 and a half $1000000000.00 on getting everything ready just in case something

halkett so kimberly it looks as though this is quite a budget and looks as though trump wants to really hold on to those tax cuts and slash important parts of social safety net. yeah that is the part about slashing the social safety net that is not sitting well with top democrats in the u.s. congress in fact chuck schumer the top democrat in the u.s. senate is tweeting this president's budget shows the state of the union was lie upon lie to the american people it's day like today by prefer severe cuts to medicaid or medicare those are programs that help the elderly also help those who are poor president trumps latest budget is simply a continuation of his war to rip away health care from millions of people now the white house is defending these cuts saying that they are really more we're forms that in fact because of the improved economy this will offset some of those reforms that democrats say are just dressed up cuts this is not sitting well with many in congress and we should point out that this is really more of a wish list from the president it will be dead on arrival in the house

friend roger stone stone sentencing is set for thursday and trump hasn't ruled out pardoning kim kimberly help at al-jazeera the white house afghanistan's president has won another term it was a player the winner of last september's disputed election results have been delayed for 5 months because of attacks at polling stations allegations of vote rigging and technical problems are a challenge for ports. since september afghanistan's election commission has been sifting complaints and contested votes trying to work out whether ashraf ghani has the 50 percent plus one vote needed to avoid a runoff he does it's finally announced but only just but that she has said all had to open according to the constitution we declared mr ashraf ghani who recovered 923592 votes which is equal to 50.64 percent of the country's total vote in the election as the president elect of the government of the islamic republic of afghanistan. the incumbent is naturally celebrating. the matter. but i'm dedicating this victory of the people to the people and as the 1st servants with our united seem we will always safeg

really needs our prayers so he can say whatever he wants to live to our white house correspondent kimberly hawke it can be clearly is still a lot of bad blood between the president and the house speaker. that's right as we continue to await the president is 1st formal remarks since the vote in the u.s. senate to acquit him on those 2 articles of impeachment the president gave us a bit of a preview of what we may be hearing from him washing out not only at house speaker nancy pelosi but also at the lone republican who voted to for him to be guilty on at least one of those articles of impeachment abuse of power mitt romney a senator from utah donald trump as he spoke at the prayer breakfast did not sort of isolate him specifically but certainly a bleak late sensually kick using both the senator and the house speaker of hypocrisy weeks ago and again yesterday courageous republican politicians and leaders had the wisdom fortitude and strength to do what everyone. knows was right i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong nor do i like people who

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it is a remarkable moment. >> so glenn, for those of us who are not lawyer, kimberly just outlined three arguments that were used. i don't know how that would work in a court of law. but i would imagine that in a legal case these would be mitigating circumstances. right? the idea that we're ten months away from an election, let the people decide. the idea that if you remove this president from office, maybe it is like removing a suspect on trial from their family, the damage that that would cause. but very few senators made the actual argument that lamar alexander did, acknowledging wrongdoing, saying that that wrongdoing is not sufficient for removal. >> yeah, and the collateral consequences that you described if he had been removed are inadmissible in court. there would be an objection and it would be sustained because that is not what is at issue. what is at issue is what did the president do, can it be proved and does it warrant removal from court. and i think even though the no witness vote is literally yesterday's news, it will echo and reverberate for decades. and i don't think th

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

whole kits kimberly trump has been speaking was here to say about this budget plan. well the president is defending his plan that is already getting mixed reviews even from some members of his own party rather quietly but there is some concern that this is really a plan that is dead on arrival so when you look back at this what this really is is kind of a campaign document it highlights for the president what he's going to pitch to the american public on the campaign trail as he tries to win reelection but in terms of this actually getting passed as a spending plan it's pretty much dead on arrival there's no chance that house democrats who just recently impeached president trump are going to pass this they have some issues with some of the priorities and even as the president spoke defending it they're free to sizing some of the defense or rather the cuts to domestic programs in favor of very big boosts in defense spending we have a tremendous $740000000000.00 for military but again it's also jobs in the united states so it's you know it's everything's made in the un

evacuees and cross live to kimberly whole kit kimberly 2 planes from the lungs and from the region so far what's going to happen so those passengers. well the u.s. government set up a task force a number of weeks ago and so those efforts put in place are now being implemented those passengers are going to 2 different locations other military base in texas or another in california and there are more military bases around the country that are on standby if they're needed later on now the concern is for the from the standpoint of health officials in the united states is the asymptomatic spread of this virus in other words those that don't have any exhibited symptoms can still pass the virus on to another person and as a result draconian containment measures have been taken are taking place and that is that there will be an enforced quarantine of 14 days for these passengers that have just arrived in the u.s. so you have to remember they've already been in isolation for 2 weeks now the clock starts ticking for another 2 weeks bring it to a total of one month that these passengers will be

while our white house correspondent kimberly hall because his life is on capitol hill i can't believe we're both watching that speech there before we get on to the symbolism of which there was plenty just give us the main takeaways of the speech for you what did you find significance in that. there are 2 things number one that no matter how much the president tried to avoid impeachment and the fact that he has been impeached. it looms large in that chamber whether we saw it at the beginning with the house speaker nancy pelosi when he snubbed her as she exchanged the speech she extended her hand he rejected it to the tearing of the speech by nancy pelosi at the end it is all that people are talking about in this room right now the other big takeaway from listening to the president's speeches while he appeared very presidential it was teleprompter trump not twitter trump railing at his opponents what we saw there was the sensually the themes of his upcoming reelection campaign he believes that immigration while to visit in this country is something that he is going to continue to make t

that's going on that our white house correspondent kimberly halkett kimberly the length of the sentence was just one of the controversial elements in a case this cause ructions at the justice department a standoff between the president and the attorney general. that's right in fact. the judge berman jackson in her sentencing took into account she said both recommendations by the justice department the initial one of up to 9 years 7 to 9 years and the downgrade recommendation by the department of justice prosecutors and as you pointed out that downgrading of the recommendation came after the u.s. president weighed in on twitter calling the recommendations a miscarriage of justice in the end the judge said that she took a look at both recommendations and felt that this should be proportional but at the same time noted that there were very few precedents for such a case involving the very close ally of the u.s. president roger stone in the end she did say that she took into account the requests for levy and see by his friends and family as she also said that she did not in any way pass jud