>> kyra phillips tonight. kyra, thank you. >>> now to the alleged baby kidnapping plot in washington state. police arresting a one-time mayoral candidate, a mother, and her teenage daughter, accusing them of posing as professional photographers and drugging a new mother in order to steal her baby girl, according to authorities. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight, this woman stands accused of posing as a newborn photographer, then drugging a mother to try and steal her baby. now authorities say as many as ten other women are claiming they, too, could have been victims. >> i was completely appalled. i was like, that could have been me. >> reporter: the women say they saw juliette parker's ad on facebook offering a free newborn photoshoot. just last year, the 38-year-old ran for mayor in colorado springs, seen here in this campaign video. >> juliette parker, candidate for mayor here. >> reporter: one woman agreed and parker came to her home for three different shoots. on the third, she brought her

kyra who lived in oakley was at the beach to spend time with her dog and a friend. suddenly, the cliff above them collapsed. the 22-year-old was buried under tons of soil and sand. first responders and passers by. the scarlets say after viewing ktvu's news footage, they saw the surfer dig out k yra's dog and her friend and that he helped in the search for kyra. >> let's try to find this surfer. >> kyra's body was discovered a little over a month later in the same spot where she was last seen. >> if you go straight out from that just off the edge of that rock, that's where she was for 33 days. >> kyra's dad said he visited the area in the days before she was found. >> i was standing on that rock and it kind of scares me now that the tide was coming in, had i looked down, i might of been the one that found her. >> the scarlets say they find comfort in this place that kyra loved. they pointed to the dolphins they spotted and what they described as a rainbow speaking out from the clouds. >> my heart longs to be here where i can just come and just look at this beautiful

sunshine was kyra's middle name. her parents say being at this beach, which was one of kyra's favorite places, gives them a sense of closure. >> it brings me peace. this is a place she loved. i know her spirit is here. i know she felt her best when she was with her dog iris here, and she loved to watch iris go in the water. she loved being here with her friends, and i think she felt connected to this area. >> dozens of good samaritans and first responders worked frantically to save kyra that day. the family has been able to reconnect with a few but they're working to thank the others in person. >>> still ahead, all eyes on nevada and a winner. we have a winner. we break down the results from today's caucus that could shape this year's presidential election. >>> we're seeing a big cooldown to start the weekend. 40s and 50s outside with the low clouds and the sea breeze firing up. we'll talk more about your sunday forecast and if there's any rain in that seven-day forecast when we come right back. fighting climate chan

>> kyra phillips at the white house. thank you. we know a lot of you at home have questions, as well. of course, a stressful time over concerns over this coronavirus. so, let's get right back to dr. jen ashton, she's back with us again tonight. and first of all, jen, just for folks at home in our effort to reassure everyone, what do we know about who this is hitting hardest and what symptoms to look for? >> reporter: well, remember, david, there's still a lot we don't know about this virus, but early data suggests that it tends to effect people average age in their early 50s, those with chronic medical conditions. the good news, likely, and luckily, children have been spared thus far. >> and the symptoms to look for? >> reporter: fever, shortness of breath and cough are the common ones. just like influenza. >> in the meantime, folks watching and want to take steps to protect themselves, what should they do? >> reporter: basic steps, because they are so important. wash your hands. that is incredibly vital. cough or sneeze into your

a surrender fare found kyra's dog and her friend. scarlets say they find comfort in the place they know kyra loved. >> i feel her here. my heart longs to be here where i can just come and look at this beautiful ocean and remember a beautiful life. >> tomorrow marks one year since the incident. kyra's family they're inviting everyone who trying to help save her life join them particularly at 2:30 in the afternoon the time of the collapse. the family's also hoping to meet the surfer who rescued kyra's dog and friend. >>> robert bennett's family says he's still in icu after having a stroke and falling during a hike on monday. he was last seen near a trail in lucas valley. search and rescue crews found him alive more than 24 hours later. we talked to two members of the search and rescue team who found him. >> the first responder community, you know, this is what we train for and this doesn't happen all the time. so, this is a special one. and, to be apart of a group like this including fire and law enforcement and the search and rescue t

>> all right, kyra, thank you. our coverage of the coronavirus for tonight. >>> but we're going to move onto the other news headlines. a short time ago, authorities revealing the identity of the man who went on a shooting rampage in the workplace, at a brewery in milwaukee, killing five of his fellow workers and then himself. abc's alex perez tonight with what authorities just revealed. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in milwaukee identifying the employee they say brutally murdered five of his fellow coworkers at molson-coors as 51-year-old anthony ferrill. authorities tonight identifying the victims, ranging in age from 33 years old to 61. >> they were powerhouse operators, they were machinists and they were electricians. but more importantly, they were husbands, they were fathers and they were friends. >> reporter: the chaos unfolding a little after 2:00 p.m. wednesday. >> the shooter is still at large. we got one man down. >> reporter: police say ferrill entered the work building and gunned down five employees

>> kyra, thank you. >>> and next to new developments after the arrest of a colorado woman accused of allegedly drugging a mother and trying to kidnap her newborn. tonight, two more women have come forward. what they're saying about the suspect. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, police say this woman accused of posing as a newborn photographer in a plot to kidnap an infant may have tried to target multiple new mothers. >> i was like, that could have been me. >> reporter: several women in washington state coming forward after learning juliette parker, seen in this campaign video from a failed run for mayor of colorado springs last year -- >> juliette parker. candidate for mayor here. >> reporter: -- is charged, along with her 16-year-old daughter, with drugging a single mom with a cupcake and attempting to take her baby. getting access by posting this ad on facebook for free photo sessions. >> she wanted a girl. and she wanted them five weeks and younger so she could raise it herself. >> reporter: amanda appling says she responded to that same post. but parker turned her dow

kyra johnson's husband charles hasn't stopped remembering.l grieving, still angry from that night in hospital. >> i can see the catheter coming from kyra's bed sight turn pink with blood. >> reporter: he said doctors told them now 3-year-old langst langston's birth would be a routine cesarean section. >> i held up my hands and said, please, look, my wife isn't doing well, and she said your wife just isn't a priority right now. it wasn't until 12:30 the next morning that they finally made the decision to take kyra back to surgery. >> reporter: as critical minutes turned into hours, johnson says he was continually ignored by staff at cedars-sinai hospital in los angeles as kyra's health continued to suffer. >> when they took her back to surgery, and he opened her up, there were 3 1/2 liters of blood in her abdomen from where she had been allowed to bleed for almost ten hours. and her heart stopped immediately. >> reporter: johnson is suing the hospital for the loss of his wife, and with the case pending, cedars-sinai told cnn in a statement the

abc's kyra phillips reports from west palm beach. >> reporter: it was a rare and bold move. in an exclusive interview with abc, attorney general bill barr declaring the president's tweets make it impossible for him to do his job. >> it's time to stop the tweeting about department of justice criminal cases. >> reporter: then, the president today, in true trump fashion, doubling down, firing off yet another tweet about another doj case, involving one of his favorite targets -- former acting fbi director andrew mccabe. after federal prosecutors formally closed its two-year investigation into mccabe, declining to bring charges, the president writing mccabe "misled investigators over roll in news media disclosure." yesterday, mccabe lashed out at the justice department for the investigation. >> it is an absolute disgrace that they took two years and put my family through this experience for two years before they finally drew the obvious conclusion and one they could have drawn a long, long time ago. >> reporter: barr's blunt interview was a stunning show of dissent from the presi

kyra, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. well, the theme here since trump's acquittal is clearly loyalty. the president is definitely saying and making it clear that loyalty is everything. otherwise you may pay the consequences. however, there is one friend that we know the president isn't going to throw under the bus and that name is twitter. after a stunning show of dissent from the president's inner circle this week -- >> i think it's time to stop the tweeting about the department of justice criminal cases. >> reporter: this morning, attorney general william barr again making a controversial move. the justice department has hired an outside prosecutor to conduct a review into the case of former national security adviser michael flynn. >> well, i feel badly for general flynn. i feel very badly. >> reporter: the move comes as the former lieutenant general who pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi filed a motion last month to dismiss the case citing the government's bad faith, vindictiveness and breach of the plea agreement. al

kyra, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan. well, still riding his post-acquittal high and taking questions from us for the first time since being cleared of the charges leveled against him, i asked the president about political revenge. his response, ominous. as the day unfolded it became very clear crossing the president has its consequences. two of the key figures who testified in the house impeachment trial now out of a job. overnight eu ambassador gordon sondland recalled from his post, effective immediately. that came as lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the national security aide who testified at trump's impeachment trial, was escorted out of the white house fired from his role in the national security council and it was just hours earlier i asked the president about political revenge. his response, ominous. >> your press secretary said your political opponents should pay. who should pay and how will they pay? >> well, you'll see. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: vindman's lawyer issuing this statement, there is

kyra phillips, abc news, the white house. >> thank you, kyra. >>> u.s.g a troubling development about the virus itself. the cdc says a patient being treated at uc davis in california could be the first patient in the u.s. with no known connection with overseas travel or another known case. u.s. health officials say that could be a known sign the virus is spreading in a u.s. community. in the meantime l.a.x. is constantly being cleaned because a korean airlines flight attendant who's believed to have worked on the flight there has we asked o to stay safe. >> basic steps because they are so important. wash your hands. that is incredibly vital. cough or sneeze into your elbow. clean surfaces in those hot spots. avoid contact with people known to be sick. if you are sick, stay home. as we heard today from dr. anthony fauci, we know this virus is highly transmissible. >> daegu has more than 1600 virus cases. >>> now to the aftermath of the massacre in milwaukee. a building dating back to the 19th century is still a crime scene this morning. police say an empl

friends and family of a woman who died one year ago today came together for a memorial. 22-year-old kyra sunshine scarlet was walking her dog at the popular sport remains were found bodied. >> she had this great sense of humor, sarcastic, she loved music, and she loved this beach, this was one of her favorite beaches. >> parents say they are immenseimmense ly thankful for those who came to help their daughter after the landslide. >>> the nevada caucus, here's a live picture from las vegas. 36 delegates are up for grabs in the state. and the results could have a major impact on the race. here's a look at the results, bernie sanders is in the top spot, joe biden in second place. elizabeth warren currently at 9.5% of the vote. pete buttigieg is in the fourth spot file followed by tom steyer and amy klobuchar. >> reporter: with the democratic primary moving ahead, it's nevada's turn to be heard, the candidates making their last minute push to win over undecided voters. >> this is the moment in history that we have been called to. the moment to choose courage over fear. >> i'm asking you to h

>> kyra, great to have you in the studio with us, kyra. >> thank you. >>> we've been talking about valentine's, a day to celebrate your friends. [ cheers and applause ] why not? there is a new book looking at the power of friendship and how it can affect your health and wellness. >> yeah. >> this is true. >> if you think about it t. makes sense, scientists found friendship is a very important part of staying healthy with evidence showing it can affect our immune system, our mental health and even, yes, robin, our hearts. take a look. >> what's galentine's day? oh, it's only the best day of the year. >> reporter: as declared on "parks and recreation". >> every february 13 my lady friends and i leave our husbands and our boyfriends at home and we just come and kick it breakfast style. >> reporter: kidding aside, friendships are powerful and deserve to be celebrated and now the benefits of friendship are believed to be a key to good health. >> strong quality friendships are really good for your biology. >> reporter: science journalist and author lydia denworth says friendships can help lower stre

kyra, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan.l, from a diving doubt of protective gear to protecting the message as the coronavirus continues to spread, the white house challenged daily to come up with answers. overnight, president trump counter-programming the democratic primary in charleston, south carolina, insisting he has everything coronavirus under control pushing back on democratic criticism. >> the democrats are politicizing the coronavirus, you know that, right. coronavirus. >> reporter: this coming prior to the emergence of more baffling cases where patients tested positive, but had no obvious contact with anyone with the virus. and the message from the white house in recent days pointing the finger at the media. >> the press was covering their hoax of the day because they thought it would bring down the president. the reason you're seeing so much attention to it today is that they think this is going to be what brings down the president. >> reporter: on capitol hill anxiety over the virus is bipartisan. republican sen

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well or i'm journalist a metre or less kyra says shutting down the pipeline is the only way for the canadian establishment to respect indigenous rights as it claims to do. these protests this is actually quite unusual by canadian standards when they begin to have an impact on the economic interests of large businesses in this country then that's an escalation of the fight that the prime minister is forced to deal with it's very hard to see where there's a resolution here because frankly the only resolution that respects truly respects the rights of indigenous people is to put a stop to that pipeline project this is unseated territory the hereditary chiefs of the what's working people have not consented to this project and that is rightly given the historical abuses that have been horrible abuses that have been visited upon indigenous peoples in this country and i think you know we're hearing a lot of lip service as we have for many years from the corporate community in this country about their commitment to human rights environment but the reality is radically inconsistent with their rhetori

. >> reporter: kyra phillips asked trump about possible vendettas. >> your press secretary said your political opponents should pay. >> reporter: the writing was on the wall. >> mr. president, would you like to see alexander vipdmndman out your white house? >> well, i'm not happy with him. >> reporter: later in the tday, vindman was kicked out of the white house. >> he should have been pinning a medal on vindman and not rush limbaugh. i think we should all stand and give colonel vindman a show of how much we support him. >> reporter: apparently, he's not alone. there's late word tonight ambassador sondland has been abruptly recalled from the eu. not on stage because he's not competing in the early states, billionaire mike bloomberg. >> the president seems to view the republican party as a cult that will defend anything he says or does, no matter how lawless or reckless. >> there are millions of people who can desire to run for office, but i guess if you're worth $60 billion, and you can spend several hundred million on commercials, you have a slight advantage. that is nonsense. >> i

but dortmund's teen sensation early in holland just cannot stop scoring 19 year old wonders stang's kyra's songs remain in his champions league debut. i'm brian thomas great to have you with us today the death toll from the corona virus has now passed 2000 the virus has spread to many countries around the world on 5 continents more than 74000 people have been affected the vast. majority of them of course are in mainland china over 1000 cases have been confirmed outside of china now the biggest cluster of cases has been here aboard the cruise ship the diamond princess has been corteen in the japanese port of yokohama for 2 weeks during that time the virus spread among the passengers now hundreds who have tested negative for the virus have started leaving that ship and are returning to their home countries. what went wrong on board the diamond princess passengers who tested negative for the corona virus are finally being allowed to leave now questions are being asked about how the floating quarantine facility became an incubator for disease. but obviously the situation on the ground clearly

abandoned him and abandoned the support for him so that is his legacy indeed ok abraham and michael so kyra talking about the life and times of hosni mubarak thank you both. now we'll take a look at more of the stories making news around the world police in germany are waiting to question a 29 year old man suspected of robbing his car into a carnival parade on monday nearly 60 people were injured in the incident in the western town of folk masses some of them seriously many of them children the driver is amongst the hospitalized thought to suspect him of attempted murder. haiti's capital port au prince is in lockdown following violent clashes anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires while police attacked the army headquarters to demand better conditions the impoverished caribbean islands been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. floods in the indonesian capital jakarta have paralyzed parts of the city cut to power and led to residents being evacuated and this comes less than 2 months after nearly 70 people died in some of the city's wors

. >> reporter: earlier today, kyra phillips asked president trump if he was out to settle scores after his impeachment trial. >> your press secretary said your political opponents should pay. who should pay and how will they pay? >> well, you'll see. we'll see what happens. >> reporter: for lieutenant colonel vindman, the writing was on the wall. >> mr. president, would you like to see alexander vindman out of your white house? >> well, i'm not happy with him. you think i'm supposed to be happy with him? i'm not. >> reporter: today vindman's lawyer issued a statement saying, quote, the truth has cost him his job, his career, and his privacy. he followed orders, he obeyed his oath, and he served his country. >> jonathan karl also live hear in the debate hall tonight as well. we know lieutenant colonel alexander vindman is still on active duty in the u.s. army. i know the secretary of defense was asked if he'd be protected there. >> reporter: defense secretary esper said, quote, we protect all our service members from retribution or anything like that, but i am told this will not end wit

you may remeer the kyra scarlett she was just walking her dog when a cliffside right there jt collapsed on top of her and her dog. thre was a friend with that friend made it out but cure was nowhere be found it took 33 days for her bodyo be discovered her family says that despite the sadness of losing thei daughter. ey're coming together to celebrate and >>he loved life. he loved people she credibly kerry. >>it was a nightmare but it is turned into something just beautiful on. and i just 's i'll about chair bringing all of these people together to celebrate a wonderful lif >>well the family tells us that cure is memory also lives on through scholarship at a hool in utah. city ofsan francisco they want to turn the salvation army mission building right alongthe land see atreet into a homeless center now under the proposal thcenter would hold 30 overnight beds aiming to help those with mental health and substance abuse ises. city leaders say it would provi a necessary service to the communi. while others sait would only bring more problems. >>and benefit e neighborhood becausthe type of pe

but that's exactly what's going on they're appealing to the united nations in order to protect our kyra phillips you could not really made this stuff up but that's exactly what's going on. now some of the u.k.'s 1st policy changes since leaving the e.u. are causing something of a stir in its former club the government says it wants to end the automatic early release from prison of terror offenders that's after sunday's attack in london where 2 people were stabbed by a man released from prison just 10 days earlier currently convicted terrorists are up for automatic release after serving half their sentence but britain's proposed legislation could breach the european convention on human rights so london is considering withdrawing its membership however the european commission warns that could force it to wend judicial cooperation he resisted partnership should provide for automatic terminations of law enforcement cooperation and judicial cooperation in criminal matters if the united kingdom were to denounce the european convention of human rights stephen morris from the democratic party a

nothing you've been doing has worked and now i want to address the timing of all of this these sanctions kyra came as russia and belarus have been locked in negotiations with guarding all supplies so is there any coincidence in the timing of all this. i wouldn't call it coincidence but you're absolutely right you're looking at the context which is the international oil market and absolutely it plays. role here basically the problem in the oil market for the oil producing countries and companies is that the price of oil has been too low 'd for many of them to be profitable i'll give you one stock example the fracking sector here in the united states is in desperate trouble because it has borrowed hundreds of billions of dollars to drill all those wells on the premise of a profitability which requires oil to be at a higher price than it is now anything the government can do anything that happens in the world to brive up the price of oil helps stabilize the underlying anxiety that whole site that could go belly up because they can't cover the debts that they've accumulated so i think you're seei

everyone joining me now is democratic strategist and political analyst mr krause thank you so much kyra there are thousands of innovators writers entertainers athletes elected leaders and change agents across the african-american community who are woven into the tapestry of this great nation local mechs martin luther king jr fannie lou hamer jackie robinson thurgood marshall james baldwin another come to mind we follow the passage of the civil rights and voting rights act separate but unequal education outlawed restrictive covenants ruled unconstitutional and other gains but sadly we also watched as many of those cornerstones of justice disintegrated before our eyes during black history month we often acknowledge the great black leaders who paved the way for progress in advancing civil rights and equity but it is also incumbent upon us to recognize today's leaders in our community in our own backyard who are fighting to preserve the work our black forefathers started and build upon their successes today we are tasked with meeting the moment much like our predecessors building on the too

and kyra you know you are there must be a. separate and. so while she works in part time jobs to earn some money they live out imaginary adventures within the apparent safety of their 4 warns the actress who plays lucy says she hopes that the message of this film can reach the widest possible audience. the more important thing to all is in mexico maybe. it's not going to be there i took it maybe it's for at teenager or adult and have. generation 4 kids i have this reaction of the kids they understand these small the the cinema last lobos allows us to explore the dislocating the human effect of migration it's a theme that's also explored in the film i dream of singapore which shows the viewer a very different aspect of what it means to be a migrant because this is a migrants journey in reverse when 1st we meet federals he's in singapore struggling to earn enough to survive and far from his family back home in bangladesh through his eyes we see what modern materialism eats out to many migrants poverty desperation and in federal assistance the

as well but mostly over here towards alexandria across the area as well as some gusty winds so far kyra rainy day as well as 17. progress. or a serious mistake. fishel intelligence is slowly invading every aspect of our love . but very few of us really understand its capabilities for better or was. in a new documentary al-jazeera explores the impact of they are accessing vast amounts of our personal data for data land on al-jazeera. take out of the top stories here it out of the world health organization is concerned about a surgeon coronavirus cases that have no clear link to china iran has reported 4 deaths and 18 infections there are reports that in every knee a man has tested positive for the virus a number of cases in south korea has searched again to almost 350 israelis reported its 1st day and 16 infections. democratic presidential contender bernie sanders is want russia to stay out of the 2020 u.s. election he was responding to reports the kremlin was meddling to boost his campaign as well as that of president trump. so the 1st part of the agreement between the afghan taliban an

kyra scart was walkinher dog when she was. cole when s was killed by a landide when cliffside along the beach fell down on her dog and friend made it out but she was nowhere to be found fact it took 33 days to ulmately recover her body. her family says despite the sadness of long theidaughterthey're coming together to celebrate and honor her life. >>he loved life. he loved people she credibly carrion. >>it was a nighare, but it is turned into something just beautiful on. and i just it's i'll about chair bringing all of these people together to celebrate a wonderful life. >>the family tells us the cures memory also lives through a scholarship to they set up at a school in uh. take a peek outside at the airport sfl all clear that the running on time remember i flew oakland over the weekend. when they ran a tight ship or anything i that i was 30 minutes early home and 100 and i even at a gate we'll be right back. refresng bath upda. ...at the rit prices start with lowe's. shop our bath savings evenand get up to... 40% off select

away with just one or two people, but the program rapidly expanded into lisbon, temple,m, london, his kyra -- istanbul, cairo, new delhi. i will talk about the stockholm and lisbon operations. the stockholm operation was headed by the only woman to serve as a field agent in this project. her name was adele tibor. she had an unusual background, she had grown up in hollywood with the family connected to the film industry. but she had a scholarly bent and went to the university of chicago for a phd in medieval linguistics, which she earned in 1930. like many women of her era, she was denied an academic career. instead she carried on her own research while employed by senior faculty at chicago to go abroad and either copy or photograph rare books and manuscripts for their scholarship. at the vatican library in 1934, she began to observe scholars rapidly filming their research using small cameras. and she trained herself to do the same. she was in germany when the war broke out. she participated in an air raid drill in nature and library. she left paris just ahead of the german invasion, made h

the all-star break but not one of the game's biggest superstars the next announced today that guard kyra irving will have season ending shoulder surgery. this comes after irving missed 26 games this season due to issues with the shoulder. even averaging 27.4 points 5.2 rebounds and 6.4 6 this season. and on the brooklyn side lines as katie continues to recover from his achilles tendon tariffs, the nets are currently in 7th place in the eastern conference. well to the ice with the nhl trade deadline monday, there's a lot of talk concerning the sharks namely star center joe thornton bandied about as san jose continues to plow through what has been a difficult season tonight in new jersey. on the sharks jacob middleton gets into it with doubles john hayden milton tossing his helmet in the process before getting a couple punches in. but luckily, no one perished in the altercation first period tim heed shoots him through a triple screen of sharks players for the whole lot teamwork one nothing their second 3rd period, 1 one tie. case of influence in past marty jones and into the top left corne

here's abc's kyra phillips. >> reporter: money can't buy love, but it can buy a ring. a big deal. her boyfriend scott popped the question during a vacation in 2018. but he waited to buy the ring so they could pick the perfect one together. and they did at a jewelry store at their local mall. it was perfect, they say. until -- >> i took it to another jewelry store, and i said, what can you tell me about my ring? and they told me, well, i can tell you it's not a natural diamond. >> reporter: turns out molly's dream diamond was actually a diamond created in a lab. >> when the salesperson was describing the ring to you, what did he say? >> he said basically, this is the style, this is the cut, this is the clarity. but never once about, this is lab. >> reporter: the issue, the federal trade commission says, is disclosure. jewelers must clearly tell customers that it's manmade before they buy any diamond that's not natural. so now after concluding not every bling business is following its marketing and sales guidelines, the ftc recently sending warning letters to eight onlin

win over esperance now they've clinched their 2nd trophy in a week so monaco up against that bitter kyrarivals are actually in the egyptian super cup are actually a top of the domestic league and refused to give an inch in regulation time and so they went down to penalties at a he's. fluffed his kick from the spots opening the door for a. go much to seal the trophy fiza maalik which he did for 3 on penalties is a fool for gypsies to pick up falls amalek and they still have that half champions league quarter final so that 4 to next week. plays on the u.s. women's national soccer team asking for more than $66000000.00 in damages as part of the gender discrimination case the players who are the world cup champions assuming the u.s. soccer federation alleging institutionalized discrimination that includes unequal pay between the men's and women's teams the damages were requested in papers filed in los angeles court on thursday at over. trial that scheduled to start on may the 5th. the one rory mcilroy leads the event in mexico going into round to the northern irishman shot a brilliant 6 unde

esperance now they've clinched their 2nd trophy in a week the moloch were up against their better kyra rivals are actually in the egyptian super cup and actually a top of the domestic league in refused to give an inch in regulation time so went to penalties iraqis fluffed his kick from the spot opening the door for a dollar to seal the trophy for the maalik which he did for 3 on penalties is a 4th gyptian super cup for the maalik they still have the calf champions league quarter finals look forward to next week. in these groups is a shot defending champions australia in the opening game of the women's t 20 world cup 16 year old shefali vermeer was the visitors top scorer she hit this 6 before scoring 16 runs in one over of the world's top bowler meghan shirt australia had something of a lucky break when their wicketkeeper got a run out without really trying. india making $132.00 for 4 in reply australia's alissa healy scored a half century is out soon after that and india finished off the hosts with another run out winning by 17 s. cricket fans in pakistan are celebrating their turn ho

it has been there 1, 2, 3 times in the last few days, but nevertheless kyra his -- nevertheless, thereway to the tape, not seen in equities. francine: investors are trying to gauge the economic hit from coronavirus. the market is in a weight and see mode. -- in a weight-and-see mode. tom: you have your primary tomorrow. for our international audience, this is very, very different important.nd very the summary is simple. there are two leading candidates with adjacencies to new hampshire, and a few struggling. 7:00 p.m. on tuesday. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bloomberg surveillance. good morning. thrilled you are with us this morning. we have a really interesting week wrapped around the politics of new hampshire and on from there. right now, viviano with the news. viviana: we begin with the coronavirus. it could end up affecting at least half a million people in the chinese city at the center of the outbreak. of 20ould be one in out residents in wuhan. that is according to the london school of hygiene. the global death toll is now at least 910, that is higher than epidemic.econd -- amy klobu