i got to see not megan's but steve's from time to time. you never know how much time you're going to have, and there is a great story about that, which i will recount here, which is from the reagan administration actually, which the late frank carlucci used to tell when he was national security advisor to president reagan. one day president reagan saw something in the president's daily brief about a guerrilla movement in mozambique, and he got interested in that. and so frank carlucci talked to hank cohen, senior director to the nsc in africa. he said hank, i need you to brief present reagan on this. cohen said, how much time do i have? curley said, you have 10 minutes. so, cohen went off and did the briefing. he saw him in the hall a day later and said i have the briefing. how long is it? 10 minutes. curley said, cut it down to five. cohen went back and cut the briefing down to five minutes, ran into him the next day and said i have the briefing down to five minutes. he said cut it down to two minutes. cohen goes back and does the briefin

cara would welcome megan j.j.'s daughter from his first marriage as part of the new family. >> she was icing on the cake. i was so happy to have a man who had a little girl. >> it can be complicated. >> it wasn't always easy but i loved her like my own. >> but into every life a little rain. 8 years into marriage there was a bump, a big one. >> i had an affair. >> with the principal at her school. that's when cara and j.j. separated and later divorced. >> he blamed himself for my affair and for our breakup and for the year that we were separated and for the year we were divorced he pursued me relentlessly. >> blamed himself why? >> for not being there. for being out in a bar drinking or wherever he was and leaving me to keep the home fires burning. >> but they weren't apart for long. about a year after the divorce, they had a chance encounter on the beach. >> and i had just broken up with somebody, and i said, you know, god, if i'm going to find a nice man he's going to be on the beach with a dog. and i look over an

[ cheers and applause we love megan thee stallion. little dog too guys, i'm very excited, the nhl season is in full swing. and i've really been meaning to brush up on my hockey skills so, the other day i went to an ice rink here in new york city to play some hockey. and i invited my pal justin bieber along to give me some tips. here, take a look. >> jimmy: hey, guys, i'm here with justin bieber and we're going to play some hockey, or as they call it in canada - >> hockey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay, let's do this. ♪ what do i need all of this stuff for? this is the dumbest thing. >> imagine a puck, which is, like, really hard. you know what a puck is, right [ laughter ] buddy, you look at me so dumb. >> jimmy: who's your favorite hockey player? >> probably alexander nordique >> jimmy: he's cool. [ laughter ] >> i just made him up. he's not really a player ♪ there you go you're all dressed up. you ready to go? >> jimmy: yeah actually, i'm not kidding, i have to go to the bathroom [ light laughter ] i really d

a second megan heads west.old at a record price at auction. coming up on bbc news: hosts and tournament favourites australia survived a scare to beat sri lanka by five wickets and claim their first win of the women's t20 world cup in perth. president trump has thanked india for what he called ‘a spectacular welcome' at the start of a two—day visit to the country. mr trump addressed more than 100,000 people in a packed stadium in gujarat, before visiting the taj mahal in agra. the two countries are trying to reach agreement on a new trade deals. rajini vaidya nathan reports. the first lady and president trump begun their world wind trip to india in gujarat. home town of new injury modi, who welcomed them with his trademark bear hug. traditional dances you do not normally see on the tarmac. for the president, who is often greeted by protest, a procession through the city streets. no sign of the 7 million people who posted would turner but lot of love for posted would turner but lot of love foertrumpfor posted wou

investigators want to know why megan boswell waited nearly two months to report her child missing.he sheriff of sullivan county says her story keeps changing, and boswell was charged with false reporting. >> many of the false statements that megan made delayed our investigations. >> reporter: angela boswell, the toddler's grandmother, and william mccloud, were arrested in north carolina on unrelated charges. there are still no signs of the little girl. omar villafranca, cbs news. >> o'donnell: winter storm alerts are posted tonight in more than a dozen states from the great lakes to northern new en d as far south a north carolina and tennessee. parts of michigan and indiana got up to four inches of snow today, and more is expected tonight. as the storm pushes east, parts of upstate new york are bracing for up to three feet of snow by saturday. tonight investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a tremendous explosion and fire at the largest fuel refinery on the west coast. the blast was heard miles from the plant in carson, california, and mola lenghi is there tonight. >> a

megan, you first. let's start with what we just heard there.s at least in that small sample size that there really is one consensus favorite in nevada among those voters. is that the feeling that you're seeing on the ground there, particularly among black voters, that they are not voting in a monolithic way? >> definitely. i think that's always true. nevadans are certainly independent and make up their own minds, regardless of what happened in iowa and new hampshire. i met a voter at a joe biden event earlier this week, who told me she was starting to shop around the candidates and had no idea who she was going to vote for. we certainly have seen a fluid feel. especially iowa and new hampshire, some folks set in their support for joe biden, taking a second look, folks looking at elizabeth warren and saying can she build a coalition to get the nomination, you know. i think we have seen a lot of movement just since iowa and new hampshire. >> megan, that's interesting that people are saying they're waiting. we saw that in new hampshire to a degree

these were cases that emanated in the reporting from megan, jody and others. it began with public reporting, not people going to the d.a. many women don't feel they're heard or there will be an investigation when they go alone one person in. and second o on the fact pattern, he basically said look, the effort to discredit these women -- because some of these situations were complicated, i'm quoting the prosecutor, but harvey weinstein committed legally first degree sexual assault anded the rape. >> i feel like you're stipulating that because there's a larger point. do the courts in california look at that and do they say here's a model for -- -- >> i think it can be. we can't say what other d.a.'s will do. that's just a reference to whether or not and by the way, they didn't believe everything they heard. the jury did what they're supposed to do, which is individualized fact finding on each account. and they found some things more fully proven beyond a reasonable doubt than others. >> i think it's impossible to separate from the legal story and what they put i

megan, what is the culinary union and why does it matter so much?> yes, the culinary union here in nevada. they're the most politically powerful union known for turning the tide in close elections. they represent about 60,000 hotel workers across the state. they announced this week that they will not be endorsing in the democratic presidential race. there's been a lot of speculation of whether they would get in. joe biden was rumored to be the favorite. he was actually the on candidate that the union sector to treasurer mentioned by name in their nonendorsement announcement calling joe biden a friend. so this decision by the culinary is sort of leveling the playing field. the support for public option and not medicare for all. and the union has health strufts and it's strongly opposed to any medicare for all that would get rid of their union health care. >> final question, joe biden counting on a more diverse electorate that he'll face in nevada or that he had in new hampshire or iowa. how does he stand among folks of color, as best we know? >> yeah

megan uses it as part of her recovery process.ou're taking cbd for more than just pain. >> yeah, i think so. i look at it as an overall approach to health in my life. >> reporter: for her sister rachel it's a chance to change the game and how athletes manage their pain. >> it became very clear to me after using cbd for three years, that this stuff works and we need to do a better job of taking care of our athletes so my solution was a the start a company. >> reporter: the industry is the wild, wild west. how do you navigate this? >> some of us are trying to do it the right way. as the fda comes out with regulations we hope it's going to wean a lot of the bad eggs out. >> reporter: companies like mendi and war fighter are taking it upon themselves to insure quality, sending to third-party labs like this one for testing. >> i think that unfortunately the public has to do their own due diligence because the regulations have not been strong enough. >> reporter: as it stands, the fda has only approved cbd in a form which treats two sev

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he won in 2008. >>> prince harry and megan markel release details about the royal exit. raking free of the royal family starting march 31 met they will no longer be using the titles his royal highness and her royal highness but will retain them. their goal is to be financially independent. there is one sticking point. the duke and just dust just registered their turtle foundation sussex royal. queen elizabeth has yet to sign off on allowing them to use the word royal. glaciations will continue. >>> mostly sunny skies outside tonight. the numbers will be going mostly starry tonight. we go to mostly sunny skies tomorrow. but then things will be changing friday things look like they might develop. they are developing as we overlook ocean beach. the numbers right now is still unusually warm for once her. concorde 65 degrees. livermore 63. santa rosa 62. along the great highway hardly a >> reporter: fog. as we look at the temperature difference 24 hours yesterday to today. mostly on par with cooler than they were yesterday. overnight it will be down to 4 degrees above freezin

. >> megan, let's go back to you. there will be people who wait until the last minute to fill out theiabsentee ballots. and you poll came out today putting adnders in the followed by biden and worn. how does that line up with what you are hearing? obviously understanding that it's fluid, do you think what happened in iowa and new hampshire is impactmbg the s at this point? >> definitely does have an impact. we would like to say that we are totally influenced by anyone else's decisions but to r tell the h, momentum coming out of iowa and new hampshire does matter and it will make a diffence on the ce here. we are seeing support for rn sanders and we thought before iowa and new hampshire. he was neck in neck with joe in bidethe polls. he has the strongest bigger than thother teams. biden will have 130. buttigieg has about 100. he has a massive presence and that will be a huge boost in the state coming off those successes in iowa and new hampshire. it will beinteresting tosee how that carries over to the other candidates

all who want it. ( cheers and applause ) >> sreenivasan: for more on the results from the caucus, megan messerly, a reporter for "the nevada independent" joins us now from las vegas. plich is that mr. buttigieg's camign had cnts about irregularities? what were the colaints? >> right. so buttigieg's campaign sent aer leo the nevada state democratic party just before midnight last nigt letting them know that 3 discovered some irregularitiesnd errors in the results. this is based off of the report that they received from their precinct captain. they said that theree a lot al issues with the trance fer of early voting data into the caucus state process. for instance, they sn some instances they didn't think that early votes were getting cnted during the realignment. there was at least one inswhnce e they say wrong precinct data early vote data was used on caucus day. so they are asking the party right now to release the separation between the in person and the the early vote total so they can go through ansee thousand folks did individually between those t groups but the party tells they ar

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megan masterly and robert costa join me. and charlie sykes, founder and editor of the bull work, a conservative publication. megan, you're on the ground. what's the buzz there? >> yeah, folks are heading to the polls, they're obviously excited. we have seen 26,000 people turn out. the majority of those are brand new voters, they never participated before in a caucus. so we're seeing interest in the election. we're still seeing an open field, folks are still deciding who they're voting for. bernie sanders obviously has the wind in his sales out of iowa and new hampshire, hearing support for him at the polls, support for joe biden, too. tom steyer hasn't done well in iowa and new hampshire, hearing that he has support here as well. we're waiting to see how things shake out. a lot of enthusiasm on the ground. >> let's talk about the process. we saw a number of articles this week saying some campaigns were worried they did not have enough information about the caucus process, and things could be messy saturday. could this be an

is working today and what's ahead, megan messerly, a reporter for the "nevada inpendent" joins us now fr las vegas. so, why the long lines yesterday? >> right.ppening today? so, early voting kicked off yesterday. more than 11,800 was the estimate that the party gave to us of fos that turned out as of 5:00 p.m. turnout was really high, so that contributed to the long lines as well. democrats were planning on using this google form-based check in sheet as part of the check in process. that was supposed to streamline the data collectioon the backend. that was taking a long time. so some of the sites that experienced the longest lines where folks were waiting 3-4 hours decided to actually forego that step of the process, and that ended up speeding things up a little bit yesterday. >> sreenivasan: but what happens when they get in there? this is almost like the rankch ce system that maine is trying. what are they actually writing down? >> that's correct. so, essentllhat democrats do when they show up to an early vote site, they check in, their voter registration iked against county voter r

megan and peter deserve a lot of credit in this as well. i struggle to think at different national security advisor, one deceiveections thi hadley, would have been able to align the pieces such that all these things happened. came from theenge chief of staff of the army that we don't have the forces, i thought it was actually striking. this is not recounted by the president. it is recounted by several other people in the interviews that the president when confronted with the chief of staff saying i fear this will rake the army, the president posey rebuttal to that was losing a war will break an army. that is exactly commander-in-chief stature. as condi rice said, george w. bush was a different president in 2006 then he was in 2003. that comes through really powerfully for me in the interviews. let me close with something president bush did say in the interviews, which i think sums up really nicely why this worked as well as it did. jobh is that the military's is to figure out how to win. the president's job is to figure out if we want to wi

eve thompson, megan jones, few know nevada politics better.nks for your time. >> we have new reporting on this tuesday morning on this brewing face-off between senator lindsey graham and the pentagon, the staunch trump ally telling the defense secretary he could, quote, make his life hell. over what? >> also, could the internal battle between democrats, could it ultimately help donald trump win again? we'll look at that after this. this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas

we'll talk to love island's megan barton hanson, who also models for pretty little thing, and writerroadcaster afua adom. hi. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. are really interested to hear what you think of that advert, if you think it does sexualise women, or if it shows women being able to do what they want with their own bodies and wear what clothes they like. get in touch on e—mail, message us on twitter and text us on 61124. now for a twitter and text us on 61124. now fora summary of twitter and text us on 61124. now for a summary of the news with joanna. good morning. president trump has focused on what he called the "great american comeback" as he delivered his final state of the union address before november's presidential election. addressing congress, he claimed years of economic decay in the us were over. not everyone in the chamber was impressed, though. speaker nancy pelosi was seen ripping up her copy of the speech at the end of the 90—minute address. she was right behind him. the president was speaking on the eve of his expected acquittal on

and politics reporter megan messerly. everybody, welcome.umbers, megan, 77,000, what does that say? >> it's a big number. eve been talking to people, they're excited, energized, some of them faced three- and four-hour waits. some people told me they would have waited 12 hours. a lot of people are telling me they're worried about the current state of the country. these are democrats concerned about the president. they're telling me it's their civic duty to participate. they'll stay in line. >> are they new voters or always come out? >> from the first couple of days we got a number from the party. they told us it was about 56% of caucus goes were brand new. nevada is a transient state. we lost a lot of caucus goers since 2016, no longer registered democrats. we expect to see turner but it does seem like new ones are being brought in. >> jeff, up on the screen, the way the racial divide breaks out in nevada, you can see it right now. it's 30% haspanic/latino, 10% african-american, sen% asian american and pacific islander. this is the first stat

. >> out front now, democratic strategist and megan, political reporter for the nevada independent isth me. so, mark, bloomberg saying sanders is the biggest threat a and warren saying bloomberg, circular firing squat. how hard are her attacks against him? >> there is a certain segment of the electorate she's appealing to. she's trying to get back any of those real liberal supporters that were on the fence who may be drifting towards bernie sanders as we've seen sanders do so well in iowa, new hampshire, he appears to be doing really well here. so when her attacks on bloomberg are really focused to try to get back that base that she really enjoyed this summer. >> maria? >> i think that's right. but i also think it goes a little bit further in underscoring two things. number one, how unprepared bloomberg was to deliver what could have been some, at least acceptable answers to issues they had to know were going to come up. and number two, to expose him also for the lack of preparation on how to answer the billionaire question. that -- those answers that he gave really made him look comp

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megan, thanks for being here. is nevada ready to tally this vote? >> that is the big question, adding into the day. i've been talking with volunteers and campaigns. and i think it's fair to say that tensions are high. you know, folks are cautiously optimistic. they hope that the results will work. talks with campaigns late last night that the party has been sending, rather, early vote data to them. just the names of volkswagen that have early voted to check them off the list and not having to do the last-minute phone bank for them. and the campaign had not still received that data as of 11:00 p.m. last night. they were promise that data yesterday. we have concerns about is the data processed? is it ready to go? are we going to have those early voting totals at the caucus site? folks are hopeful but a little nervous, i would say. >> this is a bit of a hybrid system in so far as you've had four days of early voting and today is the caucus. what if someone voted earlier i know there's been confusion wrote, say, bernie sanders as their one, two and thir

two—and—half—year—old megan — owned by emma gray — went for £18,900.ent to a telephone bidderfrom the united states. its thought that megan's new life will be herding beef cattle. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. we have seen significant snow around this morning in the north of england, northern ireland and into scotland. disruptive snow as well. there has been disruption to flights and travel and some schools have been closed as well. we have seen as much as 1a centimetres in parts of northern ireland and nine centimetres in parts of northern england. the snow will generally become confined to the north of scotland. the other accumulations are possible and further disruption. the rain has been sinking south and east onto an already saturated ground. you can see the snow pushing its way northwards and the band of rain sinking its way southwards. in between patchy rain and showers and bright and sunny spells with patchy rain confined to the north of scotland. the main clearing its way from the east of england this afternoon. there w

there is an essay by three of the key policymakers, steve hadley and megan o'sullivan and peter.one essay by them. and then six or seven other essays by very renowned scholars, three of whom appear on this stage. about allgnificant the essays, is that they make you think really deeply about strategy, and president bush's overall decision-making. what i want to do in the 10 minutes or so that i have is to talk about these three patters. process. strategy. an overall decision-making. process, terms of richard, whom you have just heard, is very critical of the process. so are some of the former policymakers, like philip alico. nonetheless, in my judgment, steve hadley and peter fever and megan offer a compelling defense of the process in their essay. they make two really important points. that the process get the president most of all the option he wanted. secondly, the big point they make is that even more importantly, the process enabled the president to forge a consensus among top officials, which was no mean a compliment. of course -- no mean accomplishment. as you have heard, r

hey, i also want to bring in megan messerly, politics reporter for "the nevada independent." i'm wondering, do state party officials, is there a backup plan, what are you hearing from people about how the process is going? >> yeah, so like we've been talking about, you know, nevada democrats had to entirely redesign their caucus process in the wake of iowa. they were planning on using two apps that were designed by the company responsible for the iowa apps. they've come up with this totally new system, this caucus calculator that you've been talking about. the goal is to bring in the early vote data. there are backup plans built in. there's paper backups for everything. for instance, this caucus calculator is supposed to be used to bring in the early vote data. to early caucusgoers. home precincts on caucus day to be counted just as if they had been there in person on the actual day of the caucus. but there's going to be an envelope that party officials tell me will be sealed. it will have that information in the envelope in case they need to do calculations by hand. they're

megan robinson was among a number of viewers taking exception to that report, she e—mailed: the eyeswith l on the new chancellor on friday morning. even in the middle of a report about mumps on the news channel. around half of mumps cases last year were amongst unvaccinated people, according to public health england. but many, did have the mmrjab, and... sorry for breaking into that report, but there goes the new chancellor alongside stephen buckley into number ten, for his first cabinet meeting as chancellor. now, we're going to go back to month for a moment so apologies for breaking into that report. chris mitchell wondered, was it really necessary to break off from a report on the increase of mumps with braking used to show a few seconds of a man, the new chancellor going through a door. the annual display of celebrity glitz and glamour that is the oscars a lwa ys glitz and glamour that is the oscars always features prominently on bbc brea kfast, always features prominently on bbc breakfast, as the ceremony takes place in los angeles overnight our time stopping this year was no ex

there a female heroine so i promised this read out that the next hero would be a heroine and that was megan in cot death. and. it was in cancer that made. global sensation in 2008 the spellbinding story of mickey and her father the moment made it to hollywood but the film adaptation of the trilogy 1st book allies of bennett and brendan fraser starred as the magical father and daughter can now wants to write a book in the in car series the book and her mother wanted. but back to her new work pan's labyrinth. the story is set in the spanish countryside in 1944 just 5 years after the civil war victory by the fascists it's a story of good versus evil the protagonist of failure can only a skate this world through trying to see. just like in can't she is led into a magical realm as the characters on the pages of her book come to life. change anything in the story i want make young i want centric i'm not going to take the sexual innuendoes and what the war against women look like he's hidden all that in that that's what violence looks like it's not glorified evil is not trivialized all glorified i

lucy bronze, julie ertz, vivianne miedema and megan rapinoe are the other nominees and you decide whofootball academies, what next for the majority of teenagers when they don‘t make it? nyall simms was dropped from an academy and carried out research as part of a masters degree that found that rejection is much tougher for young black players. miriam walker—khan reports. it is with every young footballer dreads, being dropped from an academy can be an extremely difficult thing to go through your growing up. it is differently that drop can affect b in e players compared to their white counterparts. what happens is they have no second plans, no other thing. there are other opportunities shown to them, but the self belief that they can do those opportunities is not there because. an online platform called rising bollards was set up and showcasing there‘s talent on social media. they know exactly what it is like for his players. he was at the academy from age night and said he sacrificed education for football at 18, he was dropped. and said he sacrificed education for football at 18, he

prince harry and his wife megan are to carry out their final duties as active royals in late february and march that's according to british media reports their decision to step down means they will no longer have an office at buckingham palace as of april 1st . scottish singer louis chapati and london rapper dave are the big winners at the u.k. brit awards last night to paul you took home the prize for best new artist and song of the year album of the year went to a very was your 40th year of the british pops a biggest award show. thing or songwriter billie eilish captivated the audience at the awards ceremony with her debut like performance of the new james bond song no time to die. she was later names best international female artist and delivered an emotional acceptance speech and felt very heated recently and when i was on the stage and i saw you guys all smiling be they. got a singer and indie newcomer louis compiled the top the winners of the night giving up awards for best new artist and song of the year for someone you love. to be. rappers is also one big with his album psycho

attack syrian forces various media reports say the royal family may not allow prince harry and his wife megan to use the grand sussex royal afterward drawing from active royal duties one problem is the word royal on the couple's website the couple is moving or has moved rather to canada where they plan to retain their title of the duke and duchess of sussex. next a wheelchair user here in germany has launched a campaign to help others get around more easily about a year ago rita able read a newspaper article about another town that used legal bricks to create wheelchair ramps all she decided to do the same in her community in near frankfurt take a look. getting around is often a challenge for those who depend on wheelchairs one woman in the german town of hono is on a mission to change that. i know just because i'm rita able and i believe lego ramps for wiltshire uses to make my town more we'll check friendly. nickname they go grandma read it depends on donated lego bricks to make one hour more accessible to everyone with word about the initiative spreading across germany many groups includin

megan mccain and pete buttigieg. >> infanticide after a baby was born. >> do people think that is what these cases are about? i trust her and her decision medically isn't going to be better because the government is commanding her to do it. >> the conversation about third trimester abortions are infanticide the new york times had an opinion piece saying democrats shouldn't be so certain about abortion, they use to express great offense if republicans described them as the party of abortion on demand. now democratic candidates are happy to give the impression their party is just that. >> exactly is that. mayor pete when he was cornered with this question by a pro-life immigrants that i support the party's platform, i support the party's platform. look at the platform. that platform not only supports abortion up to the day of birth but wants every american to pay for it. this is the most radical democratic party in the history of the party when it comes to the issue of life not to mention a host of other issues. shannon: pete buttigieg says the presidency belongs to people of faith and n

striker sam kerr, netherlands and arsenalforward, vivianne miedema and her fellow usa star teammate, meganthe 2nd of march. and, finally we've already heard aboutjose mourinho's injury woes. he's now worried that heung—min son and harry kane could be sidelined for the considerable future. well, after hearing that barcelona have been allowed to make an emergency signing to try and solve their injury crisis. mourinho was asked if he'll be bringing in a new striker... or perhaps bring back a familiar face? i was not aware of that possibility. i don't think it is possible. peter crouch. well, peter crouch has been quick to respond — he's tweeted "i'm readyjose." hashtag ‘the return'. we'll keep an eye on that one! don't forget kick off in the game between atletico madrid and liverpool is nowjust an hour away — there will be full commentary on radio 5live. but that's all from sportsday. have a lovely evening. jane will have more for you throughout the evening. bye for now. let us go back to the use no, more on the flood affected parts of england and south wales in the aftermath of storm dennis.

rob: megan mccain challenging alexandria ocasio cortez over her endorsement of bernie sanders and hisistic supporters. >> the abuse we have been subjected to buy bernie brothers, the most violent, misogynistic, sexist, harmful, real problems and i don't think he's doing enough to tamper it down. >> we have to reject hate, vitriol and denounce that kind of behavior. i think he works very hard. >> sanders has distanced himself from bernie bros on twitter but mccain insists his campaign is not doing enough. 7 minutes until the top of the hour. a hand from patriotic trump supporters. rob: social media reaction coming up. ♪ and we have no way to integrate all that? no...but bdo does. (announcer) people who know, know bdo. . . >> i don't think that that momentary forgetfulness actually reflects that i know about mexico. i first want to say greetings to president lopez obrador. you know, how many members are there in the israeli conecuh set? 120. who is the honduras? hernandez. rob: amy klobuchar defending herself after getting called out for not knowing the name of mexico's president. carle

the families of 15—year—old megan hurley and kelly brewster were also there to hear the evidence.e 22 people killed in the bomb, aged from eight to 51. other bereaved families were watching the trial by video link. oh, my god... the bomb went off at 10:31 at the ariana grande concert on the 22nd of may 2017. sirens. as well as those killed, 264 were injured. the bomber, salman abedi, was blown to pieces. but today, his younger brother hashem abedi went on trial. the prosecution saying that he was just as guilty of the murder of the 22 people. in the aftermath, police found evidence, the prosecution say, that the brothers had bought 16 litres of sulphuric acid and 55 litres of hydrogen peroxide — chemicals used to make explosives. and they got access to a property on the 12th floor of this tower block, miles from their family home. from mid—february to mid—april, the prosecution say, the brothers rented this flat, where police later found traces of the home—made explosive tatp. the allegation is that it was here that the brothers manufactured the explosive and accumulated parts for

but also, profound sadness for all of the victims he assaulted over that time period. >> megan, for you, you and your colleague at "the new york times" broke this story. it was not a slam dunk there was a time not that long ago, not only would be convicted, but a prosecutor wouldn't have brought these facts. and here you have a conviction >> savannah, that's right. and we were talking about this as the trial unfolded, we realized it was more rare and risky than we predicted. the women at the center of the criminal charges acknowledged they had consensual sex with him after he had victimized them they had friendly communication. and often times prosecutors will never bring those types of cases. they're too risky. that jurors will not convict in those circumstances. not only did prosecutors move forward and really pushed the envelope of sex crime prosecutions, with this verdict, we may be seeing a reshaping of public opinions about their day in cart. -- deserve their day in court. >> there were six women that came forward i want to put an image up on our wall all of the people that have a

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. >> talk about all of this, joining me now, political reporter for the nevada independent, megan meserly, and sabrina siddiqui. good to see you both. voters just learned about the request by the democrats yesterday. do you think it will call into question tonight's results, this whole notion of having to sign an agreement? >> yes. the folks i'm talking to, obviously i talked to volunteers who had concerns about this nda. more folks understood why the party was asking them to sign this. obviously there's a provision in that agreement that says they're not supposed to be talking to the media, that appears not to have stopped volunteers from doing that with both of you all and myself, i think the broader point they made to me, they understand it is a sensitive process. early vote volunteers were asked to sign the document. they're transporting ballots and cards, folks volunteering in party headquarters are also asked to sign an nda and site leads that are responsible for transporting the caucus data back to the party have been asked to sign this. the folks i talked to were telling me they u

. >> sean: good to see you.s coming up, megan mccain had toin scold members of "the view" audience asy appeared to root for pence to fail on the coronavirus outbreak. can't make this up. the great one, mark levin is back! next.re ♪ ♪ >> sean: all right. the desperate radical extreme democratic party, the media mob politicizing the coronavirus threat.me "the view" isn't helping. megan mccain scolded her cost host and the audience for clapping. >> you need to put people in charge that know what to do. >> part of the problem is the narrative. >> will pence be the sack official lamb? that will be the end of his career. >> we know that mike pence -- >> he's younger. >> he has covered for him in the past. he's a loyalist. i think trump needed someone in that position just in case things go bad. >> yeah. that's what i said. >> if it's bad, it's bad for all of us. clapping is bad -- >> i don't like the politicizing of this. >> sean: he's back. author of "the new york times" number 1 best center, "unfreedom of the press", the great one, mark levin. t i watch this, great one. i'm thinking we ca

megan oliver on how the rivals are trying to slow momentum heading into south carolina. >> reporter: bernie sanders is keeping his focus on defeating president trump promising to turn texas blue this november. >> they say texas is a conservative state. it is a red state. i don't believe it. >> he finished first in the caucuses with strong support from the young voters, latino and liberal >> some democrats fear the policies will driveaway moderate and independent voters. >> nobody refers to themselves as a democratic socialist. that word has always had really dire consequences throughout south carolina. >>> joe biden was a distant second and hopes to finish first in south carolina primary next saturday. the former vice president spoke at a church on sunday. a new news poll has him with a narrow lead in south carolina. >> who can win the presidency but who in fact is going to be in the position to help maintain the house of representatives and increase voter numbers and to win back the senate. >> former mayor peter buttigieg elizabeth warren got a jump on the super tuesday states in vi

vivianne miedema there — who alongside lucy bronze, sam kerr, julie ertz and megan rapinoe are in theyou who decides voting takes place on our website, and closes on march 2nd, so less than two weeks to go. italian side roma have started talks with other european football teams over what could be a ground—breaking social media campaign — to help find missing children. six have now been found after videos were shown during the club's most two most recent transfer windows including during the signing of chris smalling on loan from manchester united. our reporter alistair magowan has the story. peter has been searching for his missing teenage son for 32 years. my son absolutely loved football. he was a great supporter of sutton united football club. sadly 1988 september, he was really keen to go and say football match at the start of the season. and he went with a friend to sutton. his friend changed his mind and went home. sadly he did not come home. peter's case is one of 86,000 that occur in the uk each yearfor support of 86,000 that occur in the uk each year for support last summer h

megan monroe, a trainee teacher from california is still in the provincial capital of wuhan, confinedr apartment. she chose not to leave. >> i decided that i would be safer locked into my apartment than being on a plane with 200 people. >> reporter: on the diamond princess, some u.s. citizens have also decided to stay put, but won't be allowed to return to the u.s. until early march. americans infected on board the ship will remain hospitalized in japan. i spoke to one of them who told me she is devastated she is not on that plane going home, but understands she needs to continue her medical treatment here. elaine? >> debora, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> mississippi is bracing for potentially catastrophic flooding. the pearl river is expected to crest at 38 feet tomorrow morning. here's meg oliver. >> reporter: the pearl river is threatening to burst its banks, causing wed spried flooding. >> it will be days before we're out of the woods and the waters start to recede. this is a precarious situation th

megan mccain scolded her cost host and the audience for clapping. >> you need to put people in charge that know what to do. >> part of the problem is the narrative. >> will pence be the sack official lamb? that will be the end of his career. >> we know that mike pence -- >> he's younger. >> he has covered for him in the past. he's a loyalist. i think trump needed someone in that position just in case things go bad. >> yeah. that's what i said. >> if it's bad, it's bad for all of us. clapping is bad -- >> i don't like the politicizing of this. >> sean: he's back. author of "the new york times" number 1 best center, "unfreedom of the press", the great one, mark levin. i watch this great one. i'm thinking we can't unite overkilling a terrorist by the name of soleimani and here we have a virus and we're the best in the world curing things and can't unite over that? if people get sick and the stock market tanks, we may have a chance to win in 2020. >> i realize this. there's a lot of stupid people on tv. the last people i want playing doctor with me or the american people are chuck schumer

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. >>> si megan o la lanita no hace daÑo. >>> se venderÁn 6 millones de boletos en 26 dÓlares cada unoque era difÍcil venderlo y rifarlo la loterÍa nacional solo puede sortear di fe r dinero. y habrÁn 100 ganadores con 1 millÓn de dolares. >>> el aviÓn va a llegar a mÉxico y estÁ en california y el sorteo se harÁ el 15 de sept dÍa de la independencia. el aviÓn va a estar tras resguardo del ejÉrcito mientras alguien lo renta o compra. quienes piensan comprarse un boleto, piensan que la rifa es una estrategia que desvÍa la atenciÓn de la gente, f temas como la falta de crecimiento econÓmico o la crisis por la falta de medicamentos. >>> yo creo que es son cortinas de humo, como se ha estado viendo. >>> el presidente tiene mÁs de 70% de aprobaciÓn popular. quizÁs por eso se da el lujo anunciar la rifa de un aviÓn, pero sin aviÓn. en mÉxico raÚl torres noticias telemundo. >>> el muro tan prometido esd e nuevo mÉxico. eÁ primeras 7 millas y alta valla que va a costar mÁs de 700 millones de dÓlares. que sacÓ el presidente de los fondos militares. edgard muÑoz recorriÓ el nuevo muro. >>> no ti

. >> reporter: megan baldwin was home with her 3 children today and said she's concerned about the reach that social media connected companies like airbnb have into our lives. >> we love how it connects us with this great universe of strangers, right? but also it takes away your sense of prescribety. >> reporter: since the shooting the town has changed the ordinance requiring rentals to have the owners present and have a 2 night minimum. the bill can't guarantee renters behave themselves, it's it's meant to make owners care more about what happens inside their homes. >> senator glazer says he plans to introduce his bill when the legislature reconvenes tomorrow in sacramento. >>> a bond measure on the march ballot would let city college of san francisco borrow over $800 million to be used for repairs, earthquake safety upgrades, and other improvements. but the sf republican party says it's not fair to make property owners pay for deferred repairs and renovations. >> it came out of the bushes and went after one of the small girls. >> still ahead on kpix 5 and cbsn bay area, a new clue in a

the mom 18-year-old megan boswell is in jail right now in northeastern tennessee.er bond set at $25,000 and her daughter, 15-month-old evelyn may boswell was not reported missing until just last week. the statewide amber alert is now in place, and according to the town tennessee sheriff's office, the mom provided agents a number of conflicting statements and some of the statements simply false. 40 minutes ago that the sheriff held a press conference to update the case. >> i hope and pray that my staff hopes and pray and everybody working on this case hope and pray she is live a normal and will continue to work like she has a life. speak with the president also confirmed that right now there is an active search team happeng in wilkes county north carolina in an area. >> dana: i mentioned at the beginning of the segment the grandmother is also behind bars? >> this is the mother of the child's mother. and she was arrested on friday along with the boyfriend on warrants. and both are arrested in a stolen car. one of the alarming claims made by the mother, megan boswell,

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what did you were killed many died from head injuries from the flying treadmill rated among them, megan hurley. her older brother, bradley, had been with her that night. he survived with two broken legs and extensive burns. ♪ >> the former egyptian president hosni mubarak has died at the age of 91. he ruled for 30 years before he was pushed out amid the protests and 2011. egyptians who often complained about corruption, oppression under him have mixed feelings about their former leader as news of his death spread. >> he was in power for 30 years. it was the last three weeks of his role which will always be remembered. his downfall after an eruption of public anger. back in 1981 when president sadat was assassinated, you can just glimpse the vice president hosni mubarak being pulled to safety. in the midst of chaos, he became the latest military man to rule egypt. his absolute priority was stability. he was always a loyal ally for the west maintaining a peace treaty with israel and confronting islamic extremism. at home, he presided over increasing political stagnatn. the government gain