. >> ronell foster, willie mccoy, eric reason, what those three men had in common is within the last two years they died in the city of vallejo at the hands of police. tonight many families and friends gathered to speak out against what they call unlawful police killings and to honor those who died. they gathered outside what is now starbucks at this vallejo shopping center where one year ago young rapper willie mccoy was shot 55 times. the aunt of another man shot by police is outraged. >> 55 shots, i'm mad! and everybody else here ought to be mad, too! >> reporter: mccoy was asleep in his car outside what was then a taco bell but was awakened by officers. when an officer thought he saw a gun, several opened fire. >> out of six body cameras there's no footage of a weapon that i seen, but the caption suggests guns, guns. >> reporter: ronell foster died after a police confrontation ended with him being shot and in november eric reason who had a gun was shot from behind by an off-duty richmond officer during a parking lot confrontation. >> the officer was in a position of safety. he co

both the mccoys and the lawsons. >> very little is fact and truth.wins. // >>> on this episode of "death row stories --" >> a woman found raped and murdered. >> high on amphetamine and alcohol. >> lies to police and seals his fate. >> he talked himself into a murder charge. >> nicholas was his own worst enemy. >> sentenced to death, only science can save his life. >> i read about dna testing. >> he knew it. >> but a life of crime haunts his appeals. >> i felt guilty for who i was but i wasn't

meanwhile, mccoy's show tonight will go on as planned. tom? >> what a musician.s so much, diane. >>> when we come back, the inside and wild scene at an ice cream store. take a look at this. a serial robber trying to steal cash from the register. how the owner's wife jumped into action to scare him off. >>> and the tragic death of actor orson bean, the veteran entertainer killed while crossing the street. the latest from police. entertainer killed while crossing the street. the latest from police. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in you

mccoy took to facebook thanking everyone for their thoughts, prayers and well wishes.is fans asking about donations to replace that bus and things lost in the fire. he said they're all replaceable and most likely covered by insurance. and he goes on to write, encouraging anyone who wants to make a donation instead to do it to the east texas angel network. >> great idea. he's got a great attitude for sure. >>> this morning, we celebrate robert conrad, star of some of the most popular television series of the 1960s and 1970s. >> i was thinking about reaching for the shark repellent. then my luck really turned bad. >> reporter: conrad became a familiar face to viewers in "the wild wild west" and "hawaiian eye." he also starred in seven movies and recorded music under the name bob conrad. robert conrad was 84 years old. >> a legend. >> i was obsessed with the black sheep squadron when i was a kid. of course in reruns. i didn't watch it in the '70s. no, but it had a great theme song as did so many tv shows in the '70s. bobby, we'll miss you for sure. >>> show you some video

one year ago, young rapper willie mccoy was shot 55 times. another man was also shot. >> i'm mad! everybody out here ought to be mad, too. >> reporter: mccoy was asleep in his car and was awakened by officers. the officer thought he saw a gun and they opened fire. >> on the body cam there was no visual of a weapon. the caption suggested there was a gun. >> reporter: ronell foster died in february 2018 after a confrontation with police and he was shot. in november, eric reason, who had a gun, was shot from behind by an off-duty officer during a parking lot confrontation. >> the officer was in a position of safety. it was a reckless maliciousness relating to the life of eric and he should be prosecuted for it. >> reporter: the district attorney has not charged and the officers, so far. claims were filed against richmond and vallejo. it was a precursor to lawsuits and speakers urge the crowd to make changes by voting people don't represent their desires out of office. >> anybody in the way of justice and equality and making sure they do the will of the people, they've got the vote. >

ronel foster, willie mccoy, eric reason. there are more names but what those three men had in common is within the last two years they died in the city of vallejo at the hands of police. tonight many friends and family gathered to speak out against what they call unlawful police killings and to honor those died. they gather outside what's now starbucks where one year ago young rapper willie mccoy was shot 55s outraged. >> 55 shots. i'm mad. and everybody out here ought to be mad too. >> reporter: mccoy was asleep in his car outside what was then a taco bell but was awakened by officers. when an officer thought he saw a gun, several opened fire. >> there's no visual of a weapon ever in willie's hand ever. but the caption suggests gun, gun. >> reporter: ronel foster died in february 2018 after a police confrontation ended with him being shot. and in november, eric reason, who had a gun, was shot from behind during an off duty officer. >> the officer was in a position of safety. he could not have been in fear of his life. for h

. >> reporter: 1-year-old cheston mccoy has a good reason to smile.igned up for pennsylvania's new college savings program at a time when student loan debt is soaring. >> yes, sir. >> because it's free money. >> right. >> reporter: last year alone, at least 11,000 families registered for a $100 starter gift to a pennsylvania 529 account for every child born or adopted in the state, a jump-start to college savings. it's at no cost to state residents. instead, the funding comes from private donations and state investment earnings. >> this is the fire i needed lit. >> reporter: it means a lot to the mccoys, college graduates deep in student loan debt of their own. >> somewhere between 100 and 120 at this point. >> reporter: $120,000? >> i don't want to have him go through that. >> reporter: how to avoid that? parents simply open a state savings account and claim their $100 by the child's first birthday, putting an even $25 a month of their own money, state officials say the funds can grow to $10,000 by the time the child turns 18. the money must be used

. >> reporter: 1-year-old chester mccoy has good reason to smile he's one of the first babies signed's new college savings program at a time when student loan debt is soaring. >> it's free money. >> yeah, right. >> reporter: last year alone, at least 11,000 families registered for a $100 starter gift to a pennsylvania 529 account for every child born or adopted in the state. a jump start to college savings. it's at no cost to state residents. instead, the funding comes from private donations and state investment earnings. >> this is the fire i needed lit. >> reporter: it means a lot to the mccoys college graduates deep in student loan debt of their own. >> somewhere between 100 and 120 at this point. >> $120,000? >> i don't want to have him go through that >> reporter: how to avoid that parents open a state savings account and claim their $100 by the child's first birthday, putting an even $25 a month of their own money, state officials say the funds could go to $10,000 by the time the child turns 18 the money must be used for tuition at college, vocational, or technical schools or f

there is a boy called simon mccoy, and he is up next.! first, the weather. with ben. good afternoon. over the last 2a hours, we have had another dose of heavy rain in parts of the uk that could really do without it. in fact, one or two places in cumbria has recorded more than 100 millimetres of rain. the wet weather now on the move eastwards, some very heavy downpours accompanied by some really poorly, gusty winds. squally, gusty winds. and behind that rain band, the air started to turn colder, so we may even see a little bit of sleetiness mixing in at over high ground as this weather system slides towards the south—east corner with those strong and gusty winds. but further west, through the south—west of england, wales, the west midlands, it is drier for this afternoon and that is good news for these areas. they will be some showers though. some of them wintry, some of those showers into northern england, northern ireland and scotland. suddenly over the high ground in scotland, we could see quite a lot of snow piling up and with very st

everybody out here ought to be met, too. >> reporter: mccoy was asleep in his car outside a taco bell and was awakened by officers. an officer thought he saw a gun and several opened fire. >> the body cam shows no visual of a weapon, ever. the caption suggested a gun. >> reporter: ronell foster died in february 2018 after a police confrontation ended with him being shot. in november, eric reason, who had a gun, was shot from behind by an off-duty richmond officer during a parking lot confrontation. >> it is a position of safety. for him to do that with a reckless disregard and maliciousness as relates to the life of eric reason, he should be prosecuted for it. >> reporter: the district attorney has not charged any officers and an attorney filed claims against richmond and vallejo in the erick reason case, a precursor to lawsuits. speakers urged the crowd to vote for people that don't represent their desires to be voted out of office. >> anybody standing in the way of justice and equality and doing the will of the people as they were elected, they've got to go. >> reporter: the gatheri

matthew mccoy is a theme park designer. he lives in china. right now he's been living for eight days in a quarantine situation. he's helping keeping things light in the mood good there in california. matthew, tell us what it's like to be there on your eighth day of your 14 day stay in quarantine. >> dana, we are all very proud of our u.s. government. we are proud of the cdc and the professional efforts. we are proud of the u.s. military and we are proud that the u.s. consulate flew on the plane with us, they are in quarantine with us. we have chosen to create town hall meetings. the original american thing. everybody race, national kind of thing, yellow, red, black or white. we are here together and we are creating programs to keep ourselves busy. children's play. they have games. we have classes with different professionals. you have leather making, you have zumba, ul boxing. we chose to make an atmosphere of positive and we are hoping to relay that message to the other places where they are -- there are evacuees being held. >> dana: the min

standing outside his family home in chicago, rob mccoy of fitch thankedlagojevich president. he was released yesterday after serving eight years of a 14 year sentence for corruption. he was convicted in 2011 of trying to auction off the u.s. senate seat left vacant when barack obama won the presidency. about 500 passengers left the cruise ship diamond princess today. the quarantine failed to stop the spread of the coronavirus among passengers and crew. 79 more cases were announced, bringing the total to 621. japan's government has been criticized over its decision to keep people on the ship, which some experts have called a perfect virus incubator. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: live from bloomberg headquarters, i'm sherry on. >> come to limburg markets. here are the top stories we are following. markets rebounding as investors look past fears of the coronavirus. more is considering methods to prop up its economy. what it all means for centr

i‘m simon mccoy.between number 10 and number 11. mrjavid‘s departure comes just one month before a crucial budget, intended to chart the course for the new government and makes him the shortest—serving chancellor for more than 50 years. replacing him is rishi sunak — a year ago he was one of the mostjunior ministers in the communities department. it means the outgoing sajid javid becomes the first tory chancellor to not deliver a budget. elswhere, alok sharma is the new business secretary. he will also oversee the international climate change conference being held in glasgow in november. he replaces andrea leadsom who was sacked after serving in the government for six years. there‘s also a promotion for former brexit minister, suella braverman, who is the new attorney general. she replaces geoffrey cox, who said he was leaving government at the prime minister‘s request. anne—marie trevelyan will also attend cabinet after being given the brief for international development. and oliver dowden is the new

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm: as the global number of coronavirus cases tops 80,000, people returning to the uk from northern italy are warned to self—isolate if they have flu—like symptoms. anybody who has been to italy, north of pisa, should, if they have symptoms, flu—like symptoms, self—isolate, which means go home and try to stay out of contact with other people. a hotel in tenerife is in lockdown, after a visiting italian doctor tested positive. hundreds of guests are told to stay in their rooms. life expectancy among some groups of women has fallen, for the first time in a century, according to a damning new report. the inquiry into child sex abuse at westminster says high profile politicians like sir cyril smith were protected, and a blind eye was turned to abuse allegations. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport — 0lly foster has the headlines: tyson fury has arrived home, now it's down to the battle of the promoters, can they make the fight everyone wants against anthonyjoshua? it's

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.oday at two: evacuations are under way in several english counties as the risk of flooding continues. major incidents have been declared in herefordshire, worcestershire and shropshire, and the river wye has reached its highest level ever recorded. we really thought we were safe. although there had been a couple of near misses over the last couple of yea rs, near misses over the last couple of years , we near misses over the last couple of years, we were still confident we would not get flooded again. what we called one and 100 years when they have pinned 14 years ago, now has happened three times in 21 years. a british couple on board a cruise ship quarantined injapan say they've tested positive for coronavirus , as the foreign office says it's working to get all brits affected back to the uk. a government adviser resigns, after a wave of criticism of his past comments about eugenics and race. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — holly hamilton. the champions league returns ton

. >> mccoy was asleep in his car outside what was then a taco bell but was awakened by officers. when an officer thought he saw a gun, several opened fire. >> out of six body cams thof a willie's hand ever that i see, that anyone else seen. the caption suggests gun, gun. >> ronell foster died in february 2018 after a police confrontation ended with him being shot. in november eric reason was shot from behind by an offduty richmond officer during a parking lot confrontation. >> the officer informs a position of safety. he could not have been in fear of his life. for him to do that with a maliciousness as it relates to the life of eric. he should be prosecuted for it. >> so far the district attorney has not charged any law officers. filed claims, a precursor to lawsuits. speakers urged the crowd to make changes by voting people who don't represent their desires out of office. >> anybody who stands in the way of justice, equality and making sure they're doing the will of the people as they were elected to do then they got to go. >> the gathering ended with a candle light vigil for w

this is afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy.ver budget and behind schedule but prime minister boris johnson said it will now form part of his plans for a transport revolution, the first trains will be running on parts of the line, he said, by the end of the decade. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge reports. from euston in central london to west london, through counties like warwickshire and up to birmingham, work to prepare the ground for the first stretch of a high—speed railway has been going on for years. here in solihull, they're diverting a road over the m42 to make way for the railway. the amount of work going on here — building a new bridge, diverting a road over a motorway — gives you a sense of why it has always been hard to imagine that the government might scrap this project, particularly the first stretch of it, running from here in the west midlands down to london. gordon brown was in charge when the project was conceived a decade ago. the time for high—speed rail has come. 0ther prime ministers have given it

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...undreds of flood warnings still in place, after storm dennis brings misery and travel chaos across the uk. hereford and surrounding areas are among those inundated. ijust can't believe how my home, my home has been ravaged in the last couple of hours, you know, it only took a few hours and it's destroyed. more than 200 flood warnings are in place across the uk — including five severe warnings in england — as families and businesses count the cost, the government defends its response we are monitoring things very closely, in particular the river seven at ten, shrewsbury and tewkesbury are areas we are looking at very closely. itv‘s love island is back on air tonight for the first time since the death of its former presenter, caroline flack, as the question is asked: could more have been done to help? a possible rescue flight for britons quarantined on this cruise ship off japan because of the coronavirus — some of them say they feel they've been forgotten. coming up on afternoon live al

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2... released days after serving half his sentence and under surveillance, as questions are asked about why a terrorist was free to stab victims in london. the government says it will act. the anomaly we need to clear up is the process by which some people are still coming out under automatic early release without any kind of scrutiny or parole system. borisjohnson says the uk won't bind itself to eu rules in order to get a trade deal by the end of the year. built in just eight days — a 1000 bed hospital opens in wuhan for coronavirus patitents as one of the passengers who landed in the uk from wuhan is taken ill and escorted to hospital. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport... everyone is still talking about the super bowl and how the kansas city chiefs produced such an outrageous comeback to the biggest prize in the sport for the first time. and we have news of wind? yes, you can see the choppy seas and we have some severe gales affecting the north of the country this

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm: a healthcare system dysfunctional at every level — the damning report into breast surgeon ian paterson — who performed botched and unnecessary operations on hundreds of women. ona daily on a daily basis it affects us. i try not to let it rule my life but to move forward this was important to move forward this was important to me. it is important for the people who died to be heard. the foreign office says all britons currently in china should leave now if they can — as the death toll from coronavirus reaches more than 400. a ban on petrol, diesel, and hybrid car sales is brought forward to 2035 — at the start of what the prime minister calls a year of climate control. coming up on afternoon live: all the sport. with jane dougal. england haven't been doing too well in cape town in their first one day international since winning the cricket world cup. they've suffered a mid—order collapse against south africa. they are 205—6. thanks, jane. and stav has the weather. there w

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.oday at 2: a third case of coronavirus is confirmed in the uk — the patient is being transferred to an infectious disease centre. meanwhile, china's ambassador to britain urges countries not to panic about the virus. hours before he's due to deliver scotland's budget — finance secretary derek mckay steps down after sending personal messages to a 16—year—old boy on social media. derek mckay's conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister. indeed, he offered his resignation to me and i accepted. it was not an option for him to remain in government. an end to automatic release of terror prisoners — the government says it wants to change the law within three weeks. and a new record is set by astronaut christina koch, who's spent more days in space than any other woman. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with huw ferris. five changes for england's six nations match against scotland on saturday, including scrum half ben youngs dropped to the bench, while scotland make just

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...or coronovirus. the number of confirmed cases in the uk has now reached eight. storm ciara continues to cause chaos across britain, with severe travel and power disruption — one man has been killed by a falling tree. i'd like to know where the environment agency is. we have seen nobody today at all. nobody‘s been round. a bbc investigation uncovers further claims of preventable baby deaths at an nhs trust. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with jane dougal. hello. storm ciara has impacted sport too. the postponed scotland against england women's six nations match is under way now,

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at two: full steam ahead for hsz.he whole of the high speed rail plan will go ahead, with the first trains running by the end of the decade. the cabinet has given high—speed rail the green signal. we are going to get this done. i'll be reporting live from the hs2 construction site here in birmingham and getting reaction to the 00:30:50,1000 --> 00:30:51,434 prime minister's announcement from the mayor of the west midlands. the british businessman linked to 11 coronovirus cases says he's fully recovered but still in quarantine, after catching the virus in singapore. poor manufacturing figures, particuarly in the car industry, mean there was no economic growth in the last three months of last year. coming up on afternoon live: all the sport. as manchester united apply for a section of safe standing, are we any closer to seeing it rolled out? thanks, john. and nick miller has all the weather. concern about heavy snow showers today in scotland, and a new named storm on the way this we can. all you need to know, coming up.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... and travel chaos across the uk. hereford and surrounding areas are among those inundated. ijust can't believe how my home, my home has been ravaged in the last couple of hours, you know, it only took a few hours and it's destroyed. more than 200 flood warnings are in place across the uk — including five severe warnings in england — as families and businesses count the cost, the government defends its response we are monitoring things very closely, in particular the river seven at ten, shrewsbury and tewkesbury are areas we are looking at very closely. itv‘s love island is back on air tonight for the first time

monday the 24th of 2020 page but tragically real life isn't a dick wolf series and there isn't a jack mccoy or lennie briscoe in sight when it comes to these 2 rather unusual and crazy trials yes monday was not a good day for the house of weinstein of a new york jury convicted the famed hollywood producer and mogul on charges of 3rd degree rape and a count of committing a criminal sexual act in the 1st degree while the jury didn't convict weinstein of the stronger charges against him which included 1st degree rape and 2 counts of predatory sexual assault for many this was still an important court victory for the hashtag need to movement meanwhile ladies and gentlemen across the atlantic pond the extradition hearings began for wakey leaks founder and publisher julian a son of a son just facing 18 charges here in the united states of america violating the espionage act and hacking if convicted the sons could face up to 175 years in prison but 1st the british courts will have to extradite him to the united states and this is worse than just lawyers are trying to draw the proverbial line in the

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.ous disease centre. meanwhile, china's ambassador to britain urges countries not to panic about the virus. hours before he's due to deliver scotland's budget — finance secretary derek mckay steps down after sending personal messages to a 16—year—old boy on social media. derek mckay's conduct fell far short of what is expected of a minister. indeed, he offered his resignation to me and i accepted. it was not an option for him to remain in government. an end to automatic release of terror prisoners — the government says it wants to change the law within three weeks. and a new record is set by astronaut christina koch, who's spent more days in space than any other woman.

this monday the 24th of 2020 but tragically real life isn't a dick wolf series and there isn't a jack mccoy or lennie briscoe in sight when it comes to these 2 rather unusual and crazy trials yes monday was not a good day for the house of weinstein as a new york jury convicted the famed hollywood producer and mogul on charges of 3rd degree rape and they count of committing a criminal sexual act in the 1st degree while the jury didn't convict weinstein of the stronger charges against him which included 1st degree rape and 2 counts of predatory sexual assault.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm... gp practice in brighton is shut temporarily after a staff member tests positive for coronovirus. the number of confirmed cases in the uk has now reached eight. storm ciara continues to cause chaos across britain, with severe travel and power disruption — one man has been killed by a falling tree. i'd like to know where the environment agency is. we have seen nobody today at all. nobody‘s been round. a bbc investigation uncovers further claims of preventable baby deaths at an nhs trust. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with jane dougal. hello. storm ciara has impacted sport too. the postponed scotland against england women's six nations match is under way now, after extreme weather in glasgow meant it couldn't go ahead over the weekend. thanks,jane, and nick miller has the weather. so much weather disruption, simon. storm ciara may be moving away but the disruption continues. more on the disruption continues. more on the way possibly, still windy this week, more of us seeing

hello, you‘re watching afternoon live — i‘m simon mccoy. today at 2pm...nd up as an outbreak that has, of course, has unfortunately killed over 1000 people, but can still be controlled and contained. on the other hand, it may become, still, a global outbreak or even a pandemic. stopped in its tracks — one of sport‘s prestige events, the chinese grand prix, is postponed because of fears over the coronavirus outbreak. how to police the internet... as media regulator ofcom is to get new powers to force social media companies to remove harmful content..

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.risk of flooding continues. major incidents have been declared in herefordshire, worcestershire and shropshire, and the river wye has reached its highest level ever recorded. we really thought we were safe. although there had been a couple of near misses over although there had been a couple of near misses over the last couple of yea rs, near misses over the last couple of yea rs , we near misses over the last couple of years, we were near misses over the last couple of years, we were still confident we would not get flooded again. what we called one and 100 years when they have pinned 14 years ago, now has happened three times in 21 years. a british couple on board a cruise ship quarantined injapan say they've tested positive for coronavirus , as the foreign office says it's working to get all brits affected back to the uk. a government adviser resigns, after a wave of criticism

hello, you're watching afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. today at 2...ns are asked about why a terrorist was free to stab victims in london. the government says it will act. the anomaly we need to clear up is the process by which some people are still coming out under automatic early release without any kind of scrutiny or parole system. borisjohnson says the uk won't bind itself to eu rules in order to get a trade deal by the end of the year. built in just eight days — a 1000 bed hospital opens in wuhan for coronavirus patitents as one of the passengers who landed in the uk from wuhan is taken ill and escorted to hospital. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport...

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy.rnments struggle to contain further outbreaks, stock markets see sharp falls. a sixth person is reported to have died in italy, as towns are put into lockdown for the next two weeks. 50,000 residents will not be able to leave without special permission. the creation of sudden hot spots is telling us something. it's telling us that the infection has now spread from china to other countries, so it's only a matter of time before we call this a proper pandemic. just the two of us at the taj — a moment of reflection for the trumps as he prepares for trade talks in india. working together, the prime minister and i can reach a fantastic deal

monday the 24th of 2020 but tragically real life isn't a dick won't series and there isn't a jack mccoy or lennie briscoe in sight when it comes to these 2 rather unusual and crazy trials yes monday was not a good day for the house of weinstein as a new york jury convicted the famed hollywood producer and mogul on charges of 3rd degree rape and they count of committing a criminal sexual act in the 1st degree while the jury didn't convict weinstein of the stronger charges against them which included 1st degree rape and 2 counts of predatory sexual assault for many this was still an important court victory for the hashtag need to movement meanwhile ladies and gentlemen across the atlantic the extradition hearings began for wiki leaks founder and publisher julian assange a son just facing 18 charges here in the united states of america violating the espionage.

i'm simon mccoy.e damning report into breast surgeon ian paterson — who performed botched and unnecessary operations on hundreds of women. ona daily on a daily basis it affects us. i try not to let it rule my life but to move forward this was important to move forward this was important to me. it is important for the people who died to be heard. the foreign office says all britons currently in china should leave now if they can — as the death toll from coronavirus reaches more than 400. a ban on petrol, diesel, and hybrid car sales is brought forward to 2035 — at the start of what the prime minister calls a year of climate control. coming up on afternoon live: all the sport. with jane dougal. england haven't been doing too well in cape town

i'm simon mccoy.k from northern italy are warned to self—isolate if they have flu—like symptoms. anybody who has been to italy, north of pisa, should, if they have symptoms, flu—like symptoms, self—isolate, which means go home and try to stay out of contact with other people. a hotel in tenerife is in lockdown, after a visiting italian doctor tested positive. hundreds of guests are told to stay in their rooms. life expectancy among some groups of women has fallen, for the first time in a century, according to a damning new report. the inquiry into child sex abuse at westminster says high profile politicians like sir cyril smith were protected, and a blind eye was turned to abuse allegations.

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2pm...binet reshuffle. it's understood he rejected an order to fire his team of advisers — he was due to deliver his first budget in four weeks' time. he will now have to deliver the budget — chief secretary to the treasury rishi sunak becomes chancellor — just seven months ago he was a junior housing minister how do you feel about taking over any circumstances? delighted to be appointed. lots to get on with. thank you very much. out too are theresa villiers, andrea leadsom, esther mcveigh, and the northern ireland secretary julian smith, who oversaw the restoration of devolved government at stormont.

among them, former illinois governor rob mccoy of edge, who was -- rod blagojevich.so part of the former san francisco 49ers owner convicted in a fraud scandal. the president has issued more than two dozen pardons or commutations since taking office. slappingd states is sanctions on a unit of russian oil giant rosneft. campaignt of the u.s. leader nicolas maduro to step down. >> it began weeks ago and continues to mount. i would not say that any individual step can be calculated to bring an end to the crisis, but i think this is a very significant step and i think you will see companies all over the world in the oil sector now moving away to dealing with rosneft training. mark: senior administration officials warned today that anyone in the world doing business could also be sanctioned. saysnited nations government forces must allow humanitarian aid into conflict areas in northwest syria. speaking in geneva, the u.n. human rights chief added that it was cool beyond belief that civilians are living under plastic sheeting in freezing -- it was cruel beyond belief that

hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. today at 2. makes her feelings clear. jobs are birmingham, incomes are soaring, poverty is plummeting, crime is falling, confidence is surging and our country is thriving. china takes further steps to control the spread of the coronavirus as the death toll nears 500 — while10 people on a cruise ship test positive — and hundreds of other passengers are quarantined. all we have been informed is 14 days quarantine on the ship, that means we have no interaction with other passengers, food is brought to the room, it

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said rob mccoy which -- blago javich's sentence was too long. can bernie sanders when it? maybe.nationally, president trump's approval rating is at 49%, a high point since he was president. this approval is 50, so just barely eclipsing it. at this point, isn't donald trump a pretty formidable candidate for anyone on that stage? ed: he is. the other side of that argument is any one of those six and national polls head2head beats him. threeey beat him by points, nine points, and that could change in the campaign. give donald trump his due. in my judgment, he has been a disastrous president, but he is a very good campaigner because he is able to deflect onto his opponent. if he has an opponent, he is very good at making the opponent the issue. if he can do that, he will win. but donald trump is a loose cannon, no one can predict how he will act. gave bernie sanders -- give bernie sanders some credit for being a true believer in what he says. he will campaign that way all the way to the end. i think his authenticity will gain him some approval, but he will be a big target. donald tru

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>> sadly, it is the hatfield's and mccoy's here on any piece of legislation especially when you are throwing. it's all at stake in the presidential election. we see with the other side is touting. we will listen to it tonight. to me, when you do things like chuck schumer has done where you try to sensationalize it, to me, that means you're losing on the merits of the case. >> neil: does the president go the other way? i get that he's trying to reassure people. what is the right message? >> i don't think there is anyway that you can try to determine that. but i heard today across five different agencies is that we are prepared. i do know for certain that we have much better infrastructure than any place in the world. it is a new variant form of coronavirus. we will learn from it. we cannot take it likely. we are the most prepared place in the world. >> neil: okay, knock on whatever. this could become a big issue in the democratic debate tonight. not so much how the president is handling it, but how the candidates who want to be president would handle it differently. urance. everybody knows th

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