after he died, mark posted this sweet picture of kobe pinching his son's cheek at a recent game. >> everye you get, tell your loved ones, you love them. hug them, kiss them, hold them. nothing is promised in this life so cherish all those moments. >> mark is the executive producer of the new hbo docu-series mcmillions. it's about thieves who made off with $24 million by stealing the tickets from mcdonald's monopoly game. >> there were almost no legitimate million dollar winners. >> i didn't believe it was true. our filmmakers have literally discovered things that the fbi didn't know. >> back in the gym. >> well, we all know mark's in the gym a lot. often with mario. >> going to work out with him hopefully this weekend and maybe watch the super 're supposed to hit the gym, then later on hit something else as we're watching the super wl >> thi thes way. the six-part mcmillions documentary debuts monday on hbo. >> sibley, what is going on with meghan trainor? >> she did carpool karaoke last name with james corden. it was a surprise guest that james had in store that made meghan speechless. >

which i understand but if we talk architectural wise for instance i was talking to your country man mark post i don't know who he is is this amazing guy a vascular physiologist who makes meet out of stem cells you know and so we're talking to him and he actually showed us the meat and right now it's hamburgers but in the future it's going to be steaks and all kinds of great steaks and everything and we're talking and he's talking to me scientifically how in 3040 years farmers in the countryside and your countries big and farming aren't even going to have cattle anymore because the media is going to be made out of you know by your reactors that you have in your house so everything because of technology yet you're saying it's changing including the landscape including the space of how you know life in the countryside would look have you imagined what it would look like of course ringback. basically you cannot look at the countryside without knowing that there will be an enormous amount of change in you but you can also look at the countryside and kind of realize that in terms of climate change

craig joined the posted 1998 and covers the pentagon and national security. marka writer and reporter who turned to video more than 10 years ago, is now executive producer of visual investigations at the times. we are lucky to have as our moderator sarah ellison, the washington post media writer. sarah, over to you. >> thank you so much, john and think to craig and mark for joining us. we are lucky to have you. i want to note that the name of the panel is "wartime allies, secrets and crimes" and we are here in washington were so little is bipartisan but it feels like this is one area where we can say all sides of the political spectrum share in their ability to produce wartime secrets and lies. you have both explored that in your work. i want to start a little bit with the specifics of your investigations and i will start with you, mark, so we are not waiting the washington post side too much. john mentioned some of your investigations into russia's bombing targets of syria and i want to know how did that start? how did you come to that topic to begin with? active

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up the battle to contain the corona virus so far it seems in china say the death toll is now post the 800 mark claiming more lives than the deadly songs outbreak nearly 2 decades ago and we'll hear from an expert. i and vigils all held in thailand as the country mourns those killed in a gun round page that ended in a crowded shopping mall. on have a home for a glad you could join me a major winter storm is bearing down almost germany and other parts of central europe often already battering the british isles and the west and also the continent now germany's untaught long distance rail network is currently down and weather experts have issued a warning across the region telling people to stay inside if they can. a blustery day at the beach in the belgian port of our stand despite the high winds walkers were out in force no swimming ones the sign not that many appeared keen to take a dip. in the capital brussels the elements hammering buildings exposed to the storm's fury. in ireland way was forced to cancel the opening ceremony for its year is european city of culture the aptly named wild atlan

he has posted some dubious for marks on his facebook page that. now authorities are led to believe that maybe there has been some land dispute issues what seems to be confirmed is that this man shot his commanding officer and the mother in law of that commanding officer before he went on his shooting spree outwards. so the identity of the man is lone yes peripheral theory and how common are cases like this in thailand. it is very uncommon mass shootings of this scale have and haven't happened in the long long time not that i can remember. there is an insurgent troubling in the deep south. and the 3 most of them provinces where the majority of the population is muslim we have heard of shootings there but they're usually very isolated very confined to this area a mass shooting up this jail in the rest of thailand it's very rare why do you have any correspondent kelly international courting tourists in bangkok thanks tony. now leaders of germany's 3 governing coalition parties are calling for fresh elections in the eastern state off their injury this

he has posted some dubious for marks on his facebook page status. now authorities allege to believe that maybe there has been some land dispute issues what seems to be confirmed is that this man shots his commanding officer and the mother in law of that commanding officer before he went on his shooting spree outwards so the identity of the man is long. and that was 1st in bangkok where the us media say that an american man has died of the corona virus the u.s. is died in a hospital in the chinese city of new hardware the outbreak 1st began now it is the 1st known corona related death of a non chinese person in china and here in europe in a french mountain town french authorities say that 5 british tourists been diagnosed with the virus the group includes a 9 year old child local authorities shut down 2 schools closed to the ski resort meanwhile france's foreign office now recommends that its distance do not travel to china. well in hong kong authorities are making a fresh effort to prevent the corona virus from spreading there just imposed a mandato

they'll be counted as long as they're post marked by march 3rd, and received by friday march 6th. >>> good time to brisk you good news traffic wise if you rely on 880 in oakland, sal. >> gasia, i'm always impressed how much you are paying attention. >> you're talking about my commute all morning. >> it's not like you're a professional or anything. and you're absolutely right. we have some good news on 880 and oakland. that truck we were there that was covered extensively is gone, southbound 880. you can head south now. there is some slowing on northbound 880, more along the lines of typical slowing. as i look back at the east bay commute, highway 24 is a little bit slow through lafayette and the san mateo bridge is all right. the south bay commute, first of all we're going to take a look at the bay bridge, that is backed up for about a 20-minute delay. everyone is getting a little bit here, getting up to the west vallo 85, 280, and 101. northbound 101 near actually we had a crash here. it's not -- this is going to be slow there any way. >>> 7:20. it's clear and cold, but at least we d

posts marked the road of sectional friction. major events such as the meza rock controversy, the war with mexico, there will be a quiz , the compromise of 1850, the kansas-nebraska act of 1854, charles sumner on the floor of the senate in 1856, the in 1857, andcision john brown's raid in 1859 comprise a shocking timeline of the northern and southern dissension. gary: i want to thank joan for pointing out the sectional dimension of my themes all have flaws. i have to admit, one other theme that is crucial to understanding the 1850's, the breakdown of the second party system. the party system dominated by the whig party at democratic party. the political successors to the the, it dissolved in 1860's, the democratic party southern dominated manional party that elected of southern principal, such as frequent peers -- franklin pierce and james buchanan. i will give you a moment to contemplate james buchanan's greatness. that is enough. in the minds of many, the democratic party served as a oligarchs,veholding the republican party, a

ballots can be mailed in anytime before the primary, and will be counted, as long as they're post markedmarch 3rd, and received by friday, march 6th. >>> democratic presidential candidate, michael bloomberg is campaigning here in california today with a stop in sacramento. talking more about his california strategy, and why he thinks he can beat president trump. >> reporter: at 7:00 this morning, a packed house to get democratic presidential candidate michael bloomberg. >> this really is one of the most important elections of our lifetime. we have someone in the white house who should not be there, and i'm running to defeat donald trump. but also to put the united back in the united states. >> reporter: people of all ages have come out to talk to bloomberg directly. >> out of all candidates, i think for now he's winning me over. >> this is the closest you can come to a caucus in the state of california. we're just as interested as iowa is, and so him doing a tour through california at this point is one of the most fantastic things that our state has ever seen. so i'm happy he's here. >>

votes buy mail are valid if post marked by-election day and received within three das. in south bay 110 vote clernts open today through election day. the centers use a new electronic system replacing equipment that's been used for 17 years. it operates off line to prevent tampering. voters needing to register can do so at the centers. these needing ballots in other languages can have them printed on the spot. the centers are open 9 a 5. 8:00 a.m. on monday and 7:00 a.m. on a tuesday. we've been covering the primary for month sloerg issues going one-on-one with candidates. so for of an in-depth behind the scenes look at the presidential candidates efforts to win here in california on supertuesday please join us on sunday for abc 7 originals documentary chasing california, the race to supertuesday. that is tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. and we're helping you to prept to vote by answering 7 questions with the primary. find if online and share it with friends. go to abc 7 news.com. >>> frist' news district attorney laid out new policies saying the aim is t

one for editorial for you this morning, "washington post" mark thesen who says that democrats threw everythingp. he's still standing. joining us now is morgan a white house reporter with the hill. good morning, and i was watching bill maher last night, and he was joking, if you see him on 5th avenue on the street with a gun, just walk the other way because he's still standing and exacting revenge on perceived enemies, where do his opponents go from here? >> well, i think you saw in that nancy pelosi op-ed, you know, what democrats are going to be doing, and we knew all along that trump would be acquitted in the senate impeachment trial because of his control over the gop. democrats need to make the case to the public, this is all about public opinion, and you know, convincing them that the trial was rigged as we have heard this message, you know, before even nancy pelosi transmitted the impeachment articles that the trial in the senate was going to be unfair. they're going to continue to have that message and pelosi in her op-ed also accusing the republicans of being accomplices, and i think w

byron york, chief political correspondent come up "washington post" columnist marked is sin your thoughtssident is listening to these and majority leader. it seems like every time a dark cloud is lifted from the trump presidency, he literally, you know, the day after the mueller probe cleared him and inclusion of russia, he called the president of ukraine and asked him to investigate hunter biden which gave the democrat the pretext he needed to do the political impeachment. days after it is an acquittal, he starting a controversy over 9% approval but he's also got 63% economic approval which means there is 14% of the country that likes his economic country but doesn't approve of him. those people he can win over between now and november. he keeps alienating them because the reason they keep approving of him even that they like his economic policies is all the chaos. >> bret: trump supporter's say that the sentencing was egregious, and president bombarded with investigations, and he feels aggrieved and wants to make that clear. >> he could pardon roger stone or commute his sentence after h

here >> reporting from miami 31-20 the final score on the 49ers still looking for that post super bowl, i am mark ibanez .>> and i am joe fonzi . >> fans gathered here for block parties around the bay area to watch the 49ers in the super bowl of this was the scene and san francisco missions district. dozens of neighbors and friends hold block parties between 21st and 22nd streets and they watched the big games on tvs propped up on garbage cans. hundreds were at the block party on 11th and the city south of market neighborhood but the big crowd quickly dwindled after the chiefs final touchdown in the fourth quarter when it became clear the 49ers had no chance of making a comeback. and in east bay 49ers fans packed the stadium hub sports bar and walnut creek and needless to say not the outcome they were hoping for. the disappointed fans who were excited in the beginning of the game of course, but many express their gratitude for a successful student season but it's been i am bummed out and it was super fun to watch but i am sad. >> we came from last-place nfc champions and we are an infant team wit

resources and mining space, i want to take you to the results of glencore they are posted a net full-year loss of $404 million marking the company's first annual loss in four years this loss was after posting a profit of $3.4 million a year earlier and comes after impairment charges in africa and south america. trading close to the bottom of the ftse 100 >>> bhp has reported a miss on half-year profit and warned that the coronavirus will make the full-year outlook uncertain. they posted a profit for six months boosted by an uptick in chinese demand to be down 2%. the ceo said the outbreak creates a challenge that will be muted through the quarter. >> the coronavirus will present some uncertainty what i was trying to say today is that at this point in time for all of our products, we have seen demand. of course, we need to go back and revisit. that has allowed us combined with the solid performance to deliver 46% up tick and second biggest dividend for bhp >> let's bring in our guests speaking about the bhp results it seems that they are returning out of the region. specifically the return for ion ore. >> sure. the ir

they called 999, and found bruise marks on her neck and in use. callie postedm —— and a noose. i still intend to live friday morning and remain undetected instill them —— until then and be vague with the mental health team. callie discovered that her mother had called the police and that jan was the one who tipped her.” realise it was a bad idea to be so open, but since i'm autistic, ifind it extremely hard to be dishonest. i feel extremely betrayed by my friend. furious, callie moved out of jan's flat. my decision was she either lives or dies, and so it was easy that she had to live. the consequences of it was very hard. but i would have done it again if i had the chance. i would be hoping this time it would work. callie had an appointment with a mental health crisis team the following day. before that, she visited one of her favourite places, an animal sanctuary near canterbury where she had often spent time watching the wolf pack. all the while she was still on the suicide forum. any advice for the crisis team? i am seeing them in two hours. you will need to

mark. >> looking at the futures. the dow posting the fifth negative session in the low.ooking at those futures we are looking at future trade in wall street relative to what we've seen earlier in the week. >> you mentioned the uk cases. switzerland authorities have announced, the total number there has risen to four. germany bracing itself for a rise after a couple there tested positive the german health minister said the country should prepare for an outbreak. >> translator: we are at the beginning of an epidemic in germany, the latest cases are a further sign of this the strains are virtually untraceable. it is questionable whether our previous strategy will continue to work. i'm becoming more and more convinced that the probability that this outbreak will pass germany by will not occur. i've asked the health ministers of the german states today to update the country's existing pandemic plans and prepare for a possible implementation. >> companies expect the coronavirus to impact earnings standard charter warned it will no longer meet its return of the target by 10% ne

really will concern china's leaders and will you know once more ways a question mark over the future of china's economy post this virus it didn't many thanks let's interrupt coverage of the apparent spreading coronavirus to bring the very latest on that story that we broke in the top of the program egypt's ousted former president hosni mubarak has died at the age of 91 according to state television being quoted by the reuters news agency of course he ruled egypt for 30 years let's take a live to our correspondent jamal child who's followed the egypt story at the mubarak story for a long time here on al-jazeera english jamal what else do we know and we seem to have lost that telephone line to jamal in tunis we'll go back to him just as soon as we can of course he was ousted following the mass protests against his rule in 2011 the so-called arab spring but how the domino effects. across the broader region we can now go back to jamal sheil jamal just get us right up to date with the latest. well this comes exactly almost 9 years since hosni mubarak was forced out of office by the popular uprising you mentioned

last 5 league games ahead tell only confound the news this hour after king's one posted his resignation on facebook and. mark knight has joined us from a small circle welcome a lot of klinsmann is a big name in germany and this comes as a huge surprise yes indeed i mean it tells the story that he put out his statement 1st and then her didn't actually confirm it for an hour we were ringing her and couldn't get through and it seems maybe they didn't know i mean maybe he didn't even want the job in the 1st place i mean originally he was basically an advisor to the board then they fired their coach and to chill bit in november they looked around hoover got oh you're going klinsmann he's famous come on be coach and he said ok i'll do it till the end of the season maybe longer actually he's only lasted 10 weeks so what are the both sides thing because it doesn't sound quite right for what is clean for months and what is hetta thing was quite a long facebook post that klinsmann put out and it takes a long time to get to the nub of it but i can read it to you here unity cohesion and focus are the most important thin

mark chiefton writing for "the washington post" today. democrats threw everything they had at trump. he's still standing. but those same democrats are still fighting tonight showing no signs of giving up. >> he's impeach forever, no matter what he says. you're impeach forever. you're never getting rid of that scar. >> martha: so what comes next? how do we move forward from here? the impeachment saga winds down and the election gears up. that's what americans are left wondering tonight. what happens now? christine pelosi on the escalation of tensions between the president and the speaker and trey gowdy is here. chris coons joins me with a powerful message on reconciliation. first, kellyanne conway, counselor to the president. good to have you with us. >> hi, martha. >> martha: some of the president's critics after the speak said it was vindictive and vulgar. they said he should never have used that word in the white house. what do you say to that? >> who can blame them. they've tried over three years now to get the president instead of get

boris johnson has won the backing of the bank of england as he lays out his economic plans for post-brexit. mark on improving products -- saying if the rest of the country -- the economy would be larger by a third. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am su keenan. this is bloomberg. paul: thanks very much. asia stocks mixed after the major market open. sarah is keeping and i on things in new york. are investors going all in on risk at greece? -- risk equities? >> i would not say they are going all in. the amount of negative yielding debt that is out there and there is some trepidation. at the same time, the tendency is toward risk. you look at the hang seng volatility index moderating for five straight days, the longest streak of the year. at the same time, there is, as we can see right here, many benchmarks touching new record highs around the globe. the s&p and the nasdaq and the united states. you also today had new humans zeeland stocks touching record h iighs. those that are leading

so they were posted in my town, we were marked, numbered in school the teachers made us in the back ofing to school, less than 10% of the student body. and they were being posted on a daily basis, my father's businesses were confiscated. this was the media's movement. so my mother had a helper her name was anna and my mother had her hands full. she became a single mother because every veteran in my town there was a jewish family they were taken away. anna had to leave and she did not want to go and they remove them from our homes. i remember changing the scene for my mother and looking at her three kids, then she gave birth to a little girl and that was not a good year for jewish mother to give birth. so i remember her job became so difficult. i was thrown out of school and my mother sent me away to the capital city of the province and i became an apprentice working in the shop. so looking back my mother truly was my guardian angel and she made sure we would all have good shoes, good winter boots and made sure our ankles would be strong and a balanced diet. and all these things, i cann

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so using the moment one democratic rival billionaire mark bloomberg has jumped on the report to target saunas online posting his 26000 presidential campaign slogan to feel the burn in russian. all the other end of the political spectrum the new york times has published claims that the united states is president has also been a fact thing from alleged russian help donald trump flatly dismissed those allegations did you see that i see it is forming is these the do nothing democrats they said today that gore wants to be sure that trump gets elected here we go these people are crazy. or moscow for its part has really cool the report and said it expects to see many more such claims in the run up to the election. takes a closer look at the latest meddling accusations. dear diary i know i can be a bit of a warrior you know better than anyone but this time i really think we might have a serious. situation on our hands it is the conclusion of multiple u.s. intelligence agencies that the russian federation is once again trying to interfere in our 2020 alexion our presidential election again to try to elect donald tru

with the specifics of both of your investigation but that will start with you mark so we're not waiting for the washington post side of the stage to john mentioned specifically some of your investigations into russia's bombing targets syria and i want to know just how did that start and how did you come to that topic to begin with? >> well the russians have been active in syria for years and a lot of people have known that and it's been a bit of an open secret that they were involved both on the air and in the ground. but the critical component was the russians who are constantly stonewalling and confiscating what the rule was. so there was a lot of rumors about what they were involved and when it came to hitting civilian targets. our goal with this particular work was to find out did, where the russians responsible for what the international community would consider a warm crime. bombing, in this case hospitals. it is almost impossible because in a lot of these places in syria everybody is either evacuated or they are petra five have provided eddie formation of what is going on. we has a team, we honestly did

c-span audience to the first-ever podcast taping that is both live and marks the premiere of the second reason of the realignment posted by hudson media. we are proud of the realignment that the launch last year and i recommend especially for those of you that haven't been following it to take a look at the episode from last year particularly the conversation with secretary of state mike pompeo, mike gallagher, mike durand and others. it's an excellent program partly because of the two people that put it together and their ability to bring out topics and move the argument along so we couldn't be more proud of the work they've done and we want to thank them for that and we are happy to launch this year's program with michael lind to as many of you know is a prolific writer of more than a dozen books and cofounder of the new america foundation with the distinguished fellow strategy walter russell mead. the professor at the lyndon b. johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas and imported for tonight's conversation, he's the author of the new class war, saving democracy from the managerial elite you can p

post on al-jazeera. a major rival tension creasing conflict libya marks 9 years since the revolution rolled down longtime dictator moammar gadhafi al-jazeera explains the complexities of libya's civil and potential political solution special come on al-jazeera. join me merely up front as i put it up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political do. here on al-jazeera. because that's morale day is a magnet for the rich and famous it highlights the most beautiful beaches in all of europe but i've come here to investigate a darker side sardinia place hosts to some of the world's most elaborate wargames for decades just from explosions and tastes right down on the towns and the grazing fields of the firing range exactly what was in the no one knows in the early 2 thousands local doctors store a spike in the number of unusual cancers in their patients in a country 90 days defense contracts are a source of income but also quite possibly the cause of untold misery after all the inquiries and with military brass now on trial for the people of this on land paradise ther

. >>> today is fat tuesday with events happening locally to mark the end of mardi gras season. >>> a video postedo social media shows an elderly san francisco man being threatened and harassed. police need more information. they want people to find the victims and the man that did it. now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate change. i led a complex, diverse city through 9-11 and i have common sense plans to move america away from chaos to progress! i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. fisn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air a

what this is about and europe is being tested here go ahead mark you know i think if we can historically really from the marshall plan and post war more war policy towards western europe the united states had to deal with the european allies that in many ways who are now as we do well economically the political line and so there was a cost benefit to both sides now trump and pompei are basically saying to the europeans you got to pay out perfectly and there's no more free rides but want to say that no more free rides people don't have to assemble is one of the costs of having normally when we get more able what do we get for that exactly what's that return for them. if i can i jump in and so go ahead to the point if you're going to jump in like tell you i'm sure that all the panelists have noticed that europe is divided between all europe and new europe and when i write an article $42017.00 addressing this issue it is to calls down to the baltic pipeline and the revenge and the revived a sentiment in the eastern part of europe which was somehow colonized by disorder union and as we can see german french and other western nati

battery business, a key supplier posted the profit and jumped on the strong earnings. yesterday's move marked the biggest single-day move in the stock since 2013 started with a bullish call which hiked $$808. tesla shares are up. thanks to ramp up in production at the shanghai factory. >>> italy's banks are preparing to sell off their high-risk debt capitalizing on demand for high-risk bonds. that is according to reuters they are expected to issue their cocoa bonds. expecting the cleanup efforts will be reflected in full year earnings which kick off today. let's bring in our guest, head of fixed income. thank you for joining us this morning. let's pick up on the back of that story around the cocoa issuance expected to come from italian banks. we've seen a big appetite. do you think that's justified? >> it comes at the end of a long process of restructuring if you look at the exposure, they are in a much better shape. the sector has been in much better shape with exposure over the last three months. this morning, we saw an upgrade by the big american bank with he see a lot of people in the tre

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joining me now in las vegas, "washington post" political reporter dave wiego, "politico" senior writer markho we just picked up from a slot machine inside, and rory appleton. i stole that joke from mark who made it about himself a moment ago. all right, guys. >> a chain smoeking joke. >> i left that out for your own benefit. this is a fluid, it seemed like a fluid race after tonight. is it? >> you said it, in nevada there probably are too many votes cast to make a huge difference. talking to warren's campaign there's always a chance they're plague for second place, everyone is for bernie sanders. absent that new hampshire could happen. it really has no early voting. this state now has early voting and people need to sign up as democrats at the polls. it's a different electorate but feel much better than they did. they feel out of the hole and importantly pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar didn't help much. >>7,0 more to cast votes? >> no, if they had a record turnout of 2008 turn out, you would be talking about 48,000 more or so. it's an interesting case for warren because she doesn't have th

so these edicts were being posted in my town. the jews were markedur hungarian teachers made us sit in the back of the classroom. we were segregated. fights every morning going to school. we were less than 10% of the student body, and other edicts are being posted on a daily basis. my father is jewish businesses were confiscated. this was the boycott. so the mother had a helper whose name was anna. this is one of the edicts that jewish could not employ non-jewish people. her hands were full. she became a single mother because in 1941 the men had to report to labor battalion so every breadwinner in my town, of jewish families, the breadwinners were taken away to labor battalions for many years. and then an edict came out that jews cannot employ non-jewish people so anna had to leave. she did want to go. i'm just thinking of the changing scene for my mother, her handling this whole family and looking after three kids. in 43 she gave birth to a little girl, and i was not a good year for jewish mother to give birth to a jewish child. i remember our job b

the nasdaq and s&p 500 marking record closes today and all three major indexes post gains there is a different story brewing in the bond markets. should you be worried? we will answers. >>> plus wheeling and dealing in the retail space l brands getting ready to offload victoria's secret maybe. what it means for those stocks. >>> and pete joins us from the home of the minnesota twins for a fast pitch what's got him so excited about this name. it's a mystery chart you will have to stick around to find out what it is amid the coronavirus outbreak we will start with apple. the iphone could face big production troubles ahead even as manufacturer foxconn got the green light to reopen two of its chinese factories today. josh lipton is in san francisco to lay out what's next for the tech giant. >> so china is a key link in apple's supply chain and investors are focused on foxconn specifically and for good reason it is the largest manufacturer of apple devices its factory is reportedly back open for business. only 10% of workers are apparently back. still that is important because this plant

feigns victory in southern island marks the death of celtic neoliberalism and the beginning of the end of ambitions for a post represent the united kingdom as the republican movement prepares for the reunification of the island divide we talk to all the major parties now in talks to form a government over some more coming up in today's going underground the 1st allegations of pro new liberal bias in nature nation media continue to rage in the usa over perceived me as against bernie sanders in new hampshire that will in the smearing of jeremy corbin of britain's december election and the island ahead of sinn fein's victory is arguably be no different they know that the stronger shouldn't think get the more they are people respond to our message the sooner their power and privilege will come to an end and i'm not one to pass much value in opinion polls but it is clear that the 2 most recent opinion polls. neck and neck with for the yet they are cheney and very few media still counting excluded from the final televised debate of this campaign and needs to end. not the chin fane winners of the popular vote in sat