committing a criminal sex act but he was acquitted of the most severe charge against him weinstein nel faces up to 25 years in prison he'll be sentenced next month. it was his last day of freedom for the moment the 12 jurors found harvey weinstein guilty of 2 of the 5 charges against him the jury found the former hollywood producer guilty of rape and sexual assault 2 years ago production assistant mimi haley accused weinstein of having forcibly performed oral sex on her. women have the right to say no. and there was no regardless of the circumstances. and i told her you know jessica man accused to weinstein of rape here the jury found him guilty of 3rd degree rape and determined that he didn't use physical force but did not obtain man's consent. rape is rape whether it's committed by a stranger in a dark alley or by an intimate partner in a working relationship migrating weinstein's defense lawyer results to fight back and cited his poor health. in the medical condition is difficult if you are going to be fighting and dealing with it will be filed but an appeal will be filed and. thank

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sports now and champions league football germany's byron munich have beaten shell see 3 nel away in their last 16 1st leg weeks for the 1st goal early in the 2nd half he struck again with a fine finish soon after that robert 11 dusky then put the boot to see the club in complete control by famously lost to shots in the 2012 final in munich the 5 time winners are now set to complete their were venge in the home leg on march 18th. the rio carnival usually features a flamboyant floats feathers and fun but this year it's taken on an unusually political tone many floats are taking aim at the right wing populist government of jarboe sonora who has divided the country by targeting causes close to the heart of the rio carnival. the highlight of this year's controversy will convoluted rio jesus on the cross in the form of a young black man from a surveillance a poor neighborhood riddled with bullet holes the monkey into somebody's school wants the world to know today jesus would be one of them. it is just that he would be born in the mountain gear of 5 am he would be plaque and he would definitely

gilroy nel is a long-time political operative and fierce ally of the president's whose divisive facing heavy criticism for his outspokenness. cori >> peter, thank you. and of course as peter just mentioned it is sentencing day for roger stone. the long-time trump ally will learn his fate after a jury found him guilty of seven charges for lying to congress and obstruction and witness tampering. tracie potts has the latest. >> reporter: the long time friend of president trump will be sentenced even though the defense lodged a complaint against one of the jurors alleging bias, a juror whose facebook comments, they say, were biased against president trump. now, this was not the first time that we heard this during jury selection. both sides knew that this juror had been involved in democratic politics she was allowed to serve and now at the 9th hour -- or the 11th hour really, the stone defense wanting to pull her off. the judge said, no, there had been enough delays the sentencing will continue today. you will recall that the entire team of prosecutors in this case quit the case after the

view illegal israeli settlements as one of the most contentious issues in the conflict israel nel says considering an excessive palestinian say they won't ever allow that to happen nor about manly al-jazeera. u.s. president has brushed off a decision by the philippines to withdraw from a decades old military pact donald trump said it will save the u.s. a lot of money for the peons announced this week it will pull out of the agreement by the end of the year it allows us troops to take part in military exercises on the philippine president ordering of the territory is criticized it since he took office but senator is in the philippines say it will undermine security and foster aggression in the south china sea. warranting government protests are expected in guinea on thursday against the referendum to change the constitution opposition parties are threatened to boycott the votes they fear president's office condo will use the changes to extend his mandates more than 30 people have died since demonstrations began in october where he'll mom and house war. scuffles broke out once again on t

we know the 25 south korean military purses nel can be held as having the virus.t's in every unit, so to speak. in the navy, in the army. the marine corps and in the air force. so, there's a great deal of concern and we saw this by the fact the south korean side say they are the ones that raised this with the u.s. forces. they are the ones that wanted to post pone the military drills. many of the soldiers on the south korean side would be in pairics. frrgs so tlrm has been one case inside the u.s. military who was from a because about twunt kilometers to daigu. it's ground zero for the coronavirus increase in cases add the moment. we have travelled to a base within and now he's at 24 head quarters. and the military is trying to trace his steps, which is so key to contain any outbreak. and we know from the state department they have changed their alurd leveling. they have raised it to level three. which means they're saying to amare dnzsl and you don't care. >>> well, cases of the kro coronavirus are rising throughout the middle east. pakistan, lebanon and israel h

a big story that broke yesterday was the president's decision to appoint richard gri nel to be the acting director of national intelligence. that, as director brennan knows, is a major job with major responsibility going to a loyalist, which seems to indicate the president wants his own set of eyes and ears overseeing the intelligence agencies. perhaps directing this revenge tour, this konlcontinued reveng tour in the months ahead. but driving all of this according to advisors of the president i talked to in the last few days is the president's own sense of fairness. he feels frustrated and betrayed that comey, mccabe, his other perceived enemies have not facesed any retribution or punishment by the law for what the president assesses to be their misdeeds and betrayals of him, so he's looking for ways to lash out and for ways to protect his own friends, who are facing punishment, because as you pointed out, they have been convicted of crimes by jurys. >> just one follow up for you. you and your colleagues have reported on and other news organizations have as well, the pardon process. ther

[applause] very good friend, nel levesque. [applause] well, thank you very much. welcom neil: well, thank you very much. welcome to the new hampshire institute at st. anselm college. mr. sanders, thank you very much. i know this is probably a very vigorous time for you as well. it's wonderful to have you here as well. thank you. [applause] neil: doctor, thank you for your support. this institute is wonderful. one quick thing. there are a lot of journalists. i don't know if you noticed that. journalists, we work very closely with the journalists here nationally and locally and it's a profession that does not get its due. they are honorable people. we see that every day. they try to do the best they can with their job and they do a great job. and for all of you who are here, spending a lot of time away from your families covering new hampshire, we really appreciate that you're here. i ripped up my regular introduction of senator sanders the se i just want to tell story that we had senator sanders here on a saturday in april, a sunny saturday in i ripped up my regula

. >> lizamy nel la. >> i love liza. 2020 ads in the supertuesday. look at this. $129 million.ess gracious. steyer next at $25 million. bernie at $7 million. >> why are they at zero? >> they because don't have enough money. >> they don't have enough money to spend for super tuesday yesterday? >> joe biden's doesn't have enough money to keep his ads on the air by south carolina. they're going to contest to contest. michael bloomberg is all focused in on super tuesday. and in the four most rich delegate states overall he spent -- look at this. $114 million. holy cow. >> can i ask you and it's important. how many days between south carolina and super tuesday? >> three. >> so the point is if you're not spending money on super tuesday now, you're not going to. >> that's exactly right. and that's the game plan michael bloomberg is playing. these folks are essentially not going to be able to catch up. i want to give you an idea of how much this money is moving the race right now. look at november of 2019 when bloomberg got in and entered the race in november of 2019. plo bloomberg at

surveillancof the teens running away to their nearby tel, where police later found the knife under a ceiling nel in the boys room, the teenagers went to tamil pious high and mill valley before they went to community college in southern californiis convicted they face life in prison. >>a new nagation center for homele youth is coming to san francisco board of supervisors approved a lease for that 75 that facility at po st. the navigation center will become the city's first for people ages, 18 to . the project is part of mayor breeds initiative to add 1000 new shelter beds in san francisco by the end of this year. on the peninsul the apple engineer killed in a tesla crash 2 years ago wa playing a video game on his smartpne behind the wheel. that's according to federal investigors the crash haened on highway one oh one in mountain view. the national transportation safety board driving systems le tesla's cannot drive themselves yet drivers continue to use them without paying attention. the ntsb board willsoonmake recommendations to prevent crashes like this from happening again. >>in the north bay,

buchanan, future presidential in new hampshire, to owledged to me and then the world on his book on nixon nel the buchanan wrote knife. isn't that interesting? host: it's interesting. why would he take something from a political operative? because he loved pat buchanan. when nixon decided in 1968 that going to come back, his editorial was a young hire from st. louis, actually from washington, d.c., named and among buchanan his first assignments, nixon said, was to go up to the north massachusetts and become friendly with one william loeb because we're going to need this guy. in a snowstorm. he loved them. they became close. is -- he h the image was happy to take that from pat. nixon, they fly into manchester, for a n and nixon, campaign visit. aide rushes up to the plane with the plane -- and nixon says to buchanan, how come you cannot write like that? host: that is a funny story. [laughter] we will fast-forward to 1972. vietnam still raging. this is the year when mr. loeb became nationally known. we have video from this. we will watch and have you tell the story. [video clip] >> attacking me

gri nel, an openly gay fox news commentator, would replace joseph mcguire. as director of national intelligence, he would be the principle adviser on intelligence issues that oversee the fbi, cia, the national security agency. he has been a controversial figure in part because of his outspoken views on twitter, he has faced scrutiny for tweets targeting hillary clinton, michelle obama, rachel maddow. >>> a lawyer for wikileaks founder julian assange claims that an ally of president trump offered a pardon in exchange for denying russia hacked the democratic committee in 2016. the former republican congressman made the offer to assange on behalf of trump in 2015, at the ecuadorian embassy. nbc news was not present at the hearing and it's unclear if evidence was provided to back up the statement, the former congressman defeated in 2018 denied the claim in a statement reading in part quote at no time did i talk to president trump about julian assange. when speaking with assange, i told him if he could provide me information and evidence about who actually gave h

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defense of the 6 nations reputable semifinalists at last year's world cup the welsh faded only $42.00 nel in the opening match of the northern hemisphere his biggest tournament italy without a 6 nations win since 2015 now on and beat scotland in the days of a match beats and world cup finalists england why start their 6 nations campaign against france in paris on sunday coach eddie jones keeping faith with the majority of the team that lost to south africa in november francois basin by a single point against wales in the last states off that world cup. i know that all is graeme mcdowell is in science for a 1st european top title in 6 years the 2010 u.s. open champion hits in 4 birdies on the back 9 of the saudi international and hills like a one shot lead in so sunday's final. looking finale something thanks so much andy that's it for this news hour but i'm back in a couple of moments with another full voice and so stay with us. a journey of personal discovery by a great grandfather he was a slave of the leave property al-jazeera as james gannon exposed his family's legacy of slave owners

view illegal israeli settlements as one of the most contentious issues in the conflict israel nel says considering an excessive violence palestinians say they won't ever allow that to happen nor about manly al-jazeera. 50 people are still missing after a boat carrying rangar refugees headed for alasia capsized on tuesday at least 15 people are known to have die the sinking in the bay of bengal has highlighted the risk being taken by thousands of bangladeshis and trying to get to malaysia and indonesia by sea every year reports. some 130 people mainly women and children were packed on the fishing trawler that capsized relatives wait anxiously outside the police station to find more information on the missing so be a big i was one of the survivor but she lost her 8 year old daughter in the tragedy she was planning to join her husband who lives in malaysia. when the board capsized over trying to stay in my child was on my lap so that he slipped and washed by the wave i cried out my child my child but she was gone by then marriage is another layer of the smugglers commonly use 17 year old.

jake per nel, who is the manager of the cattleman's livestock market in california. he is also director of the livestock marketing association. welcome, mr. parnel. >> thank you, chairman, bisher, ranking member duckworth, members of the subcommittee. thank r-thank you for allowing me to testify on the trucking industry and regulatory environment. specifically we appreciate the input from agriculture, as a whole, and in particular, the livestock industry. my make is jake parnell, i mention the livestock market in gulf, california. i am testifying on behalf of the member of the livestock marketing association, an organization which i serve on the board of directors, and a member of the transportation subcommittee. live stock markets serve as a hub to gather and sell livestock from farmers and ranchers in a competitive bidding environment. i'm also a member of the national cattleman's beef association, manage my own 500 head heard of commercial cattle and run between a thousand 2,000 yearlings who graze on the west coast. every wednesday in gulf, livestock truckers dri