leavy said, no, she's a bad one.pent 35 years, more than 35 years in prison in connection with the brinks robbery. she was sentenced to three consecutive 25 years to life sentences for second-degree murder. basically not eligible for parole. that was until 2016 when the governor of new york andrew cuomo spent an hour with her and decided to commute her sentence, which meant she became eligible for parole. the first time she was up she didn't get it, she got sprung in april of this year. after 37 years, judy is a free woman. just to wrap things up here, i want to talk about the third thing that attracted me to this story there were many other things the fact that not the sexuality of the women involved but the fact that they saw, as one member of the group whitehorn said, my lesbianism made me a better anti-imperialist. she recognized at an early age she had a different sexual orientation and that this created within her a feeling of kinship with other minorities and persecuted groups but i think the most important re

and those reforms by edward leavy are the heart and soul of why we believe so strongly in the department and why t is so terrible we have an attorney general trashing those protections. so, the problem ultimately is with abusing the power of the justice department and ultimately the loss of trust that comes and will come if this persists in our system of justice. >> you are one of the few people who has come on this show that knew william barr. you also write in your piece that you were willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. and there were a lot of people, former doj officials who felt this way too. that this may be a person for whom the rule of law means something, someone who will not bend it and wrap it around donald trump's tress passes of it. what happens to william barr? >> you know, i'm not one of those people who thought, when he was nominated, that he was a good choices. some people did. i have known bill for a long time. i've known him a long time, partly because we both worked for the same federal judge in the '70s. but i knew him in the late '80s when and i knew him to

it's having a really unfortunate leavis is seeing a farm isn't an option for many people who live in urban areas all their children and that's where the idea for a cow is shared pill came from and we now know that it is possible to package the protective protein as a pill and this after to heaping form for packing. allergies are estimated to affect between 10 and 40 percent of people worldwide and that number is rising almost one in 10 people will develop asked more at some point in their lives. increasingly allergies are associated with too little contact with animals and germs excessive hygiene and environmental toxins. are now the priority for the researchers is determining whether the cow shed pill will also enable city dwellers to fully benefit from the farm effect. whether you're in the city or out in the sticks the car is still germany's top mode of transport we'll stay on facebook how you usually get around and how you think we'll get from a to b. in the future. do you mean you're from bulgaria says he cycles every day except in winter when he takes the bus he thinks that in

rupert: it may seem unfair that the britis passengers leavi the ship tonight will have to spend anotherardays in tine when they get back to the u.k. having spent two weeks or more shut in their cabins on board the sp. but what we've seen with the americans and nowhe australians is that some of the passengers who've tested negative for the virus when they left the ship are now testing positive when they've got back me. 164 australians flew back wednesday. two of tesm have nowd positive for the virus and been sent to hospital. meanwhile, in south korea, the number of cases of the virus ha lept b100 in the last 24 hours and the second death has been reported. the outbreak is thought to have begun at thish in the city. the streets of the city are now empty and a massive disinfecting operation is under way. at tokyo's airport this evening, canadian evacuees have been boarding this charter flight. rupe rupert hayes, bbc news, in yokohama. laura: in germany, extra polic have been deployed toct mosques in the wake of a shooting that left nine people dead on way. many of the victims were kurdisi a

transparent way we need to know where the money is coming from who uses it and why he said interesting leavis echoes a policy from his political rival marine le pen during that head to head in 2017 per mandate said this. oh extremist mosques identified by the ministry of interior and foreign funding or places of worship and. strong words coming from the president or is it just a last ditch attempt to woo voters ahead of difficult local elections in just a few weeks. always found to shore up his position with the right wing electorate also with some of the left of course the question of. the secular state in france is important right across the. calls relationship with parties on both sides of the spectrum. is important and he needs to make this sort of statement of municipal elections neutering those voters could be a double edged sword france is home to europe's largest muslim community there are said to be around 6000000 here that's about 8 percent of the population and back in 2017 this community overwhelmingly voted for president he's already showing that he's moved away from those centri

joining me the republican governor of alaska, mike dunn leavy, good to have you with us tonight.hat do you make of that choice, the way it was spelled out by the former congressman who was hoping to challenge the president himself. are there republicans in your experience so upset with this president that they would go not only to vote for a democrat but somebody who describes himself as a socialist? >> a tiny minority. one of the craziest things i ever heard. this country is doing so well under this president. i was trying to make a list this afternoon. everything from the economy to jobs to foreign policy to terrorism, investment in america, the courts, judges, he is winning on every level. for somebody to say that you have to think they are not thinking this through, more than emotional thing or something personal but most americans that most alaskans believe this president will reach out. shannon: the iowa caucus results are unsettled but looks like bernie sanders, one or two, looks like he is doing well in new hampshire as well and we have polling that people are comfortable

i was there for the beginning of the fisa court under attorney general leavy and i have probably beenions by judges on title iii applications, the domestic wiretap application and if all of a sudden you put in they dropped off the fbi most of us you are not reading the thing that jumps out at you like how come this guy dropped off the fbi this, give me your explanation. maybe they asked that question, maybe they didn't. lou: the general general pass on prosecuting him. what does that mean, what does it portend? >> william barr wants to restore the rule of law and to do that he has to apply equally regardless of political party so to decline to prosecute mccabe for lying to the inspector general under oath and with the benefit of counsel, repeatedly means he has to dismiss the prosecution of general flynn it was never warned of his right and wasn't even under oath aside from the multiple other violations with respect to mister flynn. nothing in the flynn prosecution or investigation was done properly, nothing. >> comey gets off, easy prosecution, he admitted to leaks, classified inform

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leavy was literally in somebody's face examining their eyes. that's a different dose of exposure. >> we started with the risk and if anyone disagrees -- i think this is a national health crisis. this is something that has people feeling even more anxiety than they do about politics. the white house locking down someone like anthony fauci. he worked during the bush presidency, in which i served. he worked on the preparations and i was part of a team that prepared for the bird flu pandemic. i'm not sure he has ever been constrained in terms of being able to speak about public health issues. does that worry you? >> i'm extremely concerned because that means the white house is more concerned about political messaging. fauci has served under ronald reagan and was never prevented from speaking out in this way. during the hiv epidemic, he was able to say what he needed to say to bring it under control. >> you've got a story out at the beginning of the week that put in black and white, the degree to which donald trump is relying on the strength of the

the american care maker is leavi leaving australia, new zealand and thailand.y are not selling enough vehicles in the markets. general motors has a long history in the area. >>> a fine of thousands of dollars for breaking the rules coming up at 6:00 a.m. >>> and a follow-up on a viral video. the possible trouble these people are in for for coming just too close to a whale in southern california. all coming up at 6:00. you're watching "today in the bay." >> life in the bay area will look and feel very different than it does today. >> all this will be under water. >> if you do not adapt, then you're going to be in trouble. >> tuesday at 11:00 we investigate all of the new construction in places experts say will soon be flooded. >> are there enough local officials who are paying attention to this? >> today, no. >> it is incumbent on all of us to work on this issue together. >> tuesday at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. we investigate. welve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight

peter leavy in hull.n has been isolated and is being tested for the virus and the schools are being deep cleaned. the other two, shipping snow and get on church of england school, also nearby spalding, they are closed as well. but they haven't given a reason. the department of health have said today they have not instructed these schools to close, they have taken it upon them so. it is a great schools as you have been reporting, ben, through the day that are closing across the uk, even though the government advice is to keep them open. and also just to say that tests for the coronavirus in gp surgeries and some hospitals is being increased at the moment. surgeries and some hospitals is being increased at the momentm surgeries and some hospitals is being increased at the moment. it is interesting, as you said, what the government advice is but some schools just deciding, i suppose, you know, safety first? they are doing it off their own back, safety first as you say this week was the first as you say this