van lew -- she told her own life. she had been sort of an abolitionist from birth. in truth, she comes to embrace antislavery gradually, and it's really virginia's secessionist crisis that is her epiphany. she sees secession as what she sort of believes is an act of mass hysteria leading virginia into the confederacy, and she concludes, watching secession unfold, that slavery has rendered southerners irrational and self-destructive. by the time the war starts, i would describe her as an abolitionist. she absolutely thinks of the war as a war of deliverance. it is the deliverance of the slaves that she's most interested in. people like van lew, and the first couple years of the war the northern high command has only heard rumors of the existence of her so-called richmond underground. by the second half of the war, they know they're there and they reach out to them and she becomes a spy for grant. it's the very existence of van lews that help sustain this deliverance narrative for people like lincoln and grant, that, yes, there are some white southerners yearning to b

lewes face a tough test against arsenal, but a strong platform to get their voices heard.s sponsor pulled out. but, with a bit of help from his mum jo, who started a crowdfunding page, he managed to raise 20—thousand pounds to get back in the driving seat. a week before the rally they said my main sponsor pulled out will a two—year contract and that really drop me and it and two—year contract and that really drop me and itand it two—year contract and that really drop me and it and it could have ended my whole career, but i wasn‘t going to let it. there is of us can win the championship and one of them isa win the championship and one of them is a russian driver, who was last year‘s champion. if he crashes his car, it doesn‘t matter, they will shipa car, it doesn‘t matter, they will ship a new one on. in rallying crashes happen, like a footballer missing a penalty. but i cannot afford to let that happen, because it isa afford to let that happen, because it is a £20,000 excess. i don‘t you can earn any money. to get to these last two rallies, my mum actually set upa last two

"the trueful graffiti story of elizabeth van lew, a union agent in the heart of the confederacy" was published in three prizes. today, she will speak to us about her new book "armies of deliverance: a new history of the civil war," which was bylished earlier this year oxford. a review by some guy named harold holzer -- maybe some of you have heard of him -- called this a highly interesting new study. i am so glad we could have her here today at the forum to speak to us. welcomingn me in elizabeth varon. [applause] prof. varon: all right. can everyone hear me? good. yes. all right. in his first wartime message to congress delivered on child -- july 4, 1851, abraham lincoln cast secession as the work of a small band of conspirators who had duped in calgary south into submission. the southnd cowed into submission. relied on in had genius soap history and co-version to bring many good men to a willingness to take up arms against the government. reason to believe, lincoln speculated, that union in many, ifmajority not every one of these so-called seceded states. lincoln imagined that if o

. >> lew, as we watch europe, south korea, a new case that was just discovered in brazil, how importanturope, italy and south korea? how close are you watching those to see how well those countries are able to contain the virus, as you begin to plot out the market impact, say, within the next month or two? >> i think, obviously, you have to watch it closely. i think what you have to watch more closely is, is it spreading, is it continuing to bread and how long will that play out as we look at the way this is likely to play out, you know, we're likely to see that continuation of the virus spreading. and that's, like i said, is going to have an impact on earnings for a lot of these areas of the market. some of that has been priced in, but it hasn't been fully priced into the market. we're waiting for that opportunity. this isn't going to last forever. and that will, at some point, give us a great opportunity to buy these more cyclical companies at really, really great prices. >> jim, it's a good point. if we can all agree that companies have basically a free pass to issue lower guidance a

arsenal beat lewes 2—0 to reach the quarter—finals of the women's fa cup. half, danielle van de donk adding to caitlin foord's opener. next up, it's local rivals tottenham in the next round. let's take a quick look at some of the day's other stories. real madrid forward eden hazard will miss wednesday's champions league last—16 tie against manchester city after fracturing his ankle during his side's la liga defeat to leva nte. italy's top flight postponed three matches today including inter milan's home game against sampdoria, over fears of the spread of coronavirus. three people in italy have died from the virus. chris froome has made his return to racing for the first time since his horror crash in june lsat year. the four time tour de france winner completed stage one of the uae tour in dubai. england's women have begun their t20 world cup campaign with a narrow defeat to south africa, who chased down 124 with two balls remaining to claim a six—wicket win in perth. jo currie was there. when a world cup rolls into town, expats old and young can't resist t

either arsenal or lewes v tottenham.ick look at the other sports news stories making the headlines. pep guardiola has told friends he intends to stay as manchester city manager despite the club's two—year ban from european football. unless city overturn the ban imposed by uefa, they will not compete in europe until 2022 after this season. an agreement is already in place for a third world title fight between tyson fury and deontay wilder, according to fury‘s promoter frank warren. they fight in las vegas on saturday after their first bout ended in a draw back in 2018. having lost the recent test series against england, faf du plessis has stepped down as south africa captain. he says he has made the decision in the team's "best interests". kim clijsters has lost her first match on her return to the wta tour after more than seven years out. the former world number one, who is 36 years old, had a tough re—introduction, playing australian open finalist garbine muguruza in the dubai championships. clijsters lost the first set

lewes hamilton made a big statement of intent as he bids for a record equalling seven fi drivers championships in the first day of preseason testing in spain. now the countdown continues to one of the biggest heavyweight title fights for 30 years. tyson fury and deontay wilder meet for the second time in las vegas on saturday — after their first fight ended in a controversial draw. well the pair had their final press conference in the last hour , and it all got a bit heated in las vegas with the fighters pushing each other. both are still undefeated, but if wilder wins — the american will pas muhammad ali's mark of io—straight title defences. this is what i've been powering myself, this is what i have been waiting so many months for. this could've been happened a longtime ago, but somebody put on they running shoes. i would have given him the biggest paydays of his whole life, got him a big contract with showtime, brought into the biggest stage in the world in las vegas, and here is, this is how he thinks me. a whole lot of appreciation for someone who has fed him, looked after him, and put m

of the university center for artificial intelligence professor louis comes here last month professor lew one of $3000000.00 fellowship from the australian research council for a project to enable lot official intelligence to learn autonomous late from dot up there and there is. actually. what response of samantha hoffman is concerned by the u.t.s. higher data connection. i have to do is search a company like high end data and chinese on google and very quickly or come up with their relationships to the ministry of public security in particular in istria public security colleges because as soon as you have a company that's involved in the ministry of public security and one that advertises actually. very openly that it is involved in. that police state you have to ask why yes find that acceptable. seized the reason. that it has confirmed a research project with higher data to develop technology for handwriting recognition. it seems as if data has built a relationship with scholars at the university but we also know that you to sydney seems to have signed other arrangements that you know w

now amid the outbreak in china, they are making it clear the lew mar new year parade is still on for this weekend and safe. kpix 5 reporter jackie ward is there how businesses are now reacting. >> reporter: although these sidewalks look busy, they are quiet for this time of year. that is why they want the word to get out the parade is still happening. >> but you have the concern about the coronavirus so i don't know. it may not end up going anyway. >> do you think other people will still go to the parade? >> i assume everybody. >> reporter: with preparations for the lunar new year, so is growing concern of the coronavirus even though no one in san francisco has been diagnosed with the disease. victororn and ise the in the area and he still hopes people show up for what is always a very special celebration for this community. >> a sense of home for a lot of our immigrant families and xoom munn tubs and es spec ler for our seniors. this is ato the chinese and asian heritage and culture to the world. >> he said as we learn more about the coronavirus, it is important people stay informed

the day's women's fa cup matches has been called off due to storm dennis — that's arsenal against lewesare four more fifth—round games scheduled — all two o'clock kick—offs. check the bbc sport website for updates. sam skinner and matt fagerson have been added to the scotland squad for the rest of the six nations. they've both recovered from injury. glasgow warriors back row fagerson last played a test in august, while skinner missed out on the world cup injapan after sustaining a hamstring problem in the summer test win over france. the lock forward has been impressive for exeter chiefs, helping them to the top of the premiership. after two defeats in the six nations, scotland are away to italy on saturday. rory mcilroy takes a share of the lead into the final round of the genesis invitational event in los angeles. he's io—under—par, alongside adam scott and matt kuchar, one shot clear of the field. way down on five—over par is tiger woods, the host of this tournament. he said he was feeling run down and he's skipping next week's event in mexico as he continues to manage his workload i

the pharaoh indicated that she is a sister officers found a woman shot to death last thursday along lew from road and btw william strive her 4 year-old son was also shot and killed. police identified the gunman as jacoby brooksers this photo right there they say that brooks and the woman. eviously date brooks turned the gun on himself after shooting the woman and the child his body was found nea the crime scene. well 2 suspected gang members were arrested in santa rosa after a fight this happened along west avenue before police arrived to the scene 2 people drove off in a gray dodge pickup. officers found the car a short time later and this is what they found in the trunk. take a look at that pablo perez enrique hernandez camacho were arrested after they found the gun and drugs. county the marion county sheriff's office carol cupar ski and ian are , since friday at their rental home which is on they love this to in the eye of ernest c haven area. they're supposed check out saturday morning but all of their belgings, including their cell phones wallets and the vehicle were left behin wel

the day's women's fa cup matches has been called off due to storm dennis — that's arsenal against lewesheduled — check the bbc sport website for updates. england's women had a big win over new zealand in adelaide, as they warm—up for the t20 world cup. katherine brunt took 3—23 as they restricted the kiwis to 134—9, before england captain heather knight made 45 to guide her side to a six—wicket victory with 12 balls to spare. they play sri lanka on tuesday before their first world cup game against south africa in perth in a week's time. and england's men are about to start the deciding t20 against south afica in centurion. the home side won the toss and chose to bat first. you can follow it with text commentary on the bbc sport website and app — it starts at 12:30pm. rory mcilroy said he had to keep telling himself to stay patient, as he moved to the top of the leaderboard at the genesis invitational event in los angeles. he admitted he found the putting tricky but he shot a three—under—par 68 at the riveria country club to finish the day on 10—under par alongside adam scott and matt ku

the day's women's fa cup matches has been called off due to storm dennis — that's arsenal against lewess scheduled. check the bbc sport website for updates. england's women had a big win over new zealand in adelaide, as they warm—up for the t20 world cup. katherine brunt took 3—23 as they restricted the kiwis to 1311—9, before england captain heather knight made 45 to guide her side to a six—wicket victory with 12 balls to spare. they play sri lanka on tuesday before their first world cup game against south africa in perth in a week's time. and england's men play the deciding t20 against south afica in centurion today. you can follow it with text commentary on the bbc sport website and app — it starts at 12:30pm. britain's kyle edmund is one win away from a second atp tour title, after reaching the final of the new york 0pen. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really enjoying his tennis. this is his first final since he won the european 0pen in antwerp 16 months ago. he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. rory mcilroy said he had to keep telling himse

lew alou: as well as u.s. european auto companies. >> in the next 10 years is the decisive decade. that's where they may surpass us economically and build a military that can defeat us. lou: are you impressed, we have the report today, generally the trade deficit for the first time in six years with china has fallen. we are look at a remarkable impact it seems to me in terms of the trump tariffs and his policies. how are they doing in balancing the national security and geopolitical and economic interests. >> i think the issue you have now, the government understands and the national security community understands. but american business leaders still do not. they are look to go into the chain a market and our finance community is looking to fund the rise of china. we have to get business and national security on the same page. lou: the how is the intriguing question. it's the question we'll take up next with ontha d with jonathaha ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu em

there were three fixtures called off, including arsenal's game with lewes.t managed to go ahead. seven time major champion, inbee park has won her 20th career lpga victory at the australian open in adelaide. the south korean finished on 14 under par, three strokes ahead of america's amy olson. it was par‘s first lpga tour title for nearly two years. england's jodi ewart shadoff finished tied for 10th. shaun murphy leads kyren wilson by seven frames to one after the first session of the welsh open final in cardiff. despite his semifinal finishing in the early hours of the morning, murphy came storming out of the traps to go 6—0 ahead, before finishing the session with a 7—1 advantage thanks to this total clearance of 134. that means he only needs 2 more frames to win the title when they resume at 7pm tonight. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. american citizens who have been quarantined on a cruise ship because of coronavirus fears are due to fly home to the us this evening. the diamond princess tourist liner has been on lo

arsenal were due to face lewes at one o'clock but the match has been called off due to storm dennis.s‘ll be the last fixture to fall foul of the weather so do check the bbc sport website for updates. britain's kyle edmund is one win away from a second atp tour title, after reaching the final of the new york open. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really enjoying his tennis. this is his first final since he won the european open in antwerp 16 months ago. he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. with the olympics round the corner, there's a name to look out for. armand dupla ntis. he set a new pole vault world record for the second week in a row at yesterday's indoor grand prix in glasgow, while there were wins for laura muir and jemma reekie — two of great britain's big middle distance medal hopes in tokyo. here's joe lynskey. they are two women from the same nation and with the same coach, but, in five months‘ time, laura muir and jemma reekie could face each other for olympic gold. muir is already scotland's european champion. now she is setting up

arsenal were due to face lewes at one o'clock but the match has been called off due to storm dennis. the weather so do check the bbc sport website for updates. britain's kyle edmund is one win away from a second atp tour title, after reaching the final of the new york open. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really enjoying his tennis. this is his first final since he won the european open in antwerp 16 months ago. he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. rory mcilroy said he had to keep telling himself to stay patient, as he moved to the top of the leaderboard at the genesis invitational event in los angeles. he admitted he found the putting tricky but he shot a three—under—par 68 at the riveria country club, to finish the day on 10—under par alongside adam scott and matt kuchar. way down the field on five over is tiger woods, the host of the tournament who said he was feeling run down and will skip the next eventin run down and will skip the next event in mexico as he manages the workload in the build—up to the defence of his masters title in april

. >> researcher anita lew casey show a terrible trend.the government doesn't even have a proper count of all of their cases. >> there's a lot of coverage that describes it as a mystery. like we don't know what's happening. we don't know what's going on as if native women are like a rabbit in a magic act. like we just mysteriously disappear. >> native americans make up 6.7% of montana's population, but according to state data, between 2016 and 2018, they accounted for more than a quarter of a missing person reports. montana's u.s. attorney was the only official involved in some of these cases who spoke with us on the record. >> there's a serious problem with missing native americans. particularly women. >> now the family is working together with activists may be having an impact. three task forces are now being set up. a county, state and the latest, a federal task force ordered by president trump. >> i think the most important thing will be to provide standardization like the rapid deployment teams. >> six months after she was found dead,

that there's another departure happening next door in the treasury department, and that's just jessie lew, the person we've withbeen reporting on, a former u.s. attorney who oversaw that prosecution of roger stone and several other cases that stemmed from mueller's investigation. she's the one who had her nomination for a top treasury job pulled this week. she was supposed to be in her confirmation hearing today. and i'm now being told by a source that she resigned, effective immediately last night from this job that she was holding at the treasury department, just really on a temporary basis, until she got confirmed. but now that her nomination has been pulled, she is resigning from the administration overall, john. >> loyalist in, those who the president thinks are in his way, out. kaitlan collins, appreciate it, live at the white house. with me at the studio, julie pace with the associated press, aisha rasco, karoun demirjian of "the washington post," and cnn's abby phillip. it's interesting, hope hicks comes back in, the president knows from her role in the campaign, even before that

jessie lew resigned. she was at the treasury department. she had moved over and she had been nominated for a top job at the justice department and that was yanked because her former office oversaw the roger stone case. you know, with that nomination no longer on the table, she opted to resign. i think we're beginning to see some of the fallout of this and i think there still could be more to come. >> thank you so much for that. now, donald trump is trashing his former white house chief of staff, general john kelly, after kelly criticized trump at a public event last night. at drew university in new jersey, kelly made his most pointed comments so far about the president, about a year after his leaving the west wing. and the president did not react kindly to this. he tweeted, when i terminated john kelly, which i couldn't do fast enough, he knew full well that he was way over his head. being chief of staff just wasn't for him. he came in with a bang, went out with a whimper, but like so many exes, he misses the action and just can't keep his

of the university center for artificial intelligence professor louis comes here last month professor lew one of $3000000.00 fellowship from the australian research council for a project to enable lot official intelligence to learn autonomous late from dot up there and there is. actually. what response of samantha hoffman is concerned by the u.t.s. higher data connection. i have to do is search a company like data and chinese on google and very quickly or come up with their relationships to the ministry of public security in particular and ministry of public security colleges because as soon as you have a company that's involved in the ministry of public security and one that advertises actually. very openly that it is involved in. that police state you have to ask why yes find that acceptable. seized the reason. that it has confirmed a research project with higher data to develop technology for handwriting recognition. it seems as if data has built a relationship with scholars at the university but we also know that you to sydney seems to have signed other arrangements that you know what

and earnings guidance each of the last two quarters of 2019 and ended the year with another b and rev lewrowth outlook and another double-digit earnings outlook in front of us. importantly, jim, we're producing a phenomenal amount of free operating cash flow we produce $9.5 billion of cash flow in 2019 the combination is working really well because it's working well for our customers and our clients in the marketplace >> the number -- i don't think people realize how big you are 171 million total customer relationship how is that possible >> over 170 million customer relationships around the world we ended 2019 with $140 million of revenue it's a privilege to serve that many customers it's a growing number. we've just went from 165 million to 170 million and we're rapidly making our way to 200 customer relationships around the world where we're trusted to help people with their health, well-being and peace of mind we're a growing company. that's why that number is so large. >> can you tell people who are baby boomers, for instance, what is the advantage of choosing cigna versus others whe

attorney, including jessie lew, my last u.s. attorney. and no u.s.orney has ever come in on the first day and started to insert himself or herself into our cases that we've been working for years saying i want you to ask for a more lenient sentence. that stinks to high heaven, and that was obviously tim shea doing bill barr and president trump's bidding. >> well, i tell you, there is a lot going on, as we often say around here, and that is a story that moved it first it rattively. but as the evidence piles up, you make a strong case for what people should be concerned about. we are definitely going to stay on the case. glenn kirschner, thank you, sir. >> thank you, ari. >>> we have a lot more on tonight's show, including a black lives matter co-founder here to discuss so many of these issues that could determine the 2020 nominee and civil rights in south carolina, and has some news, i'm told, when we come back. y lobster fan like wild caught lobster, butter poached, creamy and roasted. or try lobster sautéed with crab, shrimp and more. so hurry in an

we have 37 right now in pad da lew ma and 31 to start there. afternoon highs mid- to upper 60s. closer to the coast upper 50s, low 60s over san francisco. east bay, low to mid 60s for the east bayshore. upper 60s for the inner east bay. into our south bay, nice and mild as well. 67 there. 69 degrees for morgan hill. if you're going to tahoe, claudia was mentioning this a moment ago. yesterday we were off to a very cold start in truckee. 19 degrees. 40 in blue canyon. quite the spread there. into the afternoon, low 50s for today. dry weather in the forecast. here at home, temperatures will cool back and we'll increase the wind sunday night into monday. monday could be a bit breezy. temperatures don't change much. >> not too much. they are making snow up there, right? >> it is 24 overnight? >> yes. they are making snow. >> but not the real stuff. >> and how much can you make? spring weather makes us all a little worry add gen. we come back around the bend and -- we don't want to see red flags popping up. >> miracle march. you never know. >> we'll hold you to it. >> we'll see. comi

round of the women's fa cup starts today, with quarter—final places at stake, and arsenal against lewes'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. with the olympics round the corner, there's a name to look out for — armand dupla ntis. he set a new pole vault world record for the second week in a row at yesterday's indoor grand prix in glasgow, while there were wins for laura muir and jemma reekie, two of great britain's big middle distance medal hopes in tokyo. here's joe lynskey. they are two women from the same nation and with the same coach, but in five months time, laura muir and jemma reekie could face each other for olympic gold. laura muir is already scotland's european champion. now she is setting up for the greatest stage. she ran easily to victory and missed 1000 metres. not the world record she had hoped for, but a foundation for what is to come. that's me for indoors, that's me done. back to training tomorrow, out in the wind and rain, yeah. jemma reekie is five years laura muir'sjunior jemma reekie is five years laura muir's junior but already jemma reekie is five year

and i want to go ted lew. i appreciate your time sir. trump today said he didn't tell the justice department to get involved in roger stone's sentencing. of course they knew his sentiment. do you believe him? >> i don't. and if we actually took donald trump's words to be true, it is even worse because normally when donald trump tells them to jump, they say how high. in this case they jumped before he even told them do so. and we call it the department of justice because they are supposed to base askss afrkss actions on justice. and in this case there was a favor and that is the very definition of corruption. >> and these four prosecutors stepped aside now. in unison. voting with their feet in terms of how unacceptable they see it. they of course work for the department of justice and now bill barr's department of justice siding with the president. what would you do about this, is this impeachable in and of itself or what? >> because of the failure of senate republicans other than mitt romney to uphold the constitutional oath, it is now u