that has just landed at raf brize norton after that special flight raf brize norton after that specialral china, and that, of course, has been the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak that has so far killed more than 200 people, infected more than 9000 in china. it is thought to have started in an illegal wildlife market in wuhan. and the british government have brought those people home. the plane arriving there just before half past one. as caroline davies has been telling us, they will now be taken toa telling us, they will now be taken to a national health service facility in wirral, where they will be in14 facility in wirral, where they will be in 1a days of isolation, in quarantine, and then the plane will carry on to spain, to madrid, we are told, and that is where the other passengers who are not british will be taken off the plane. caroline, as we have been saying, i suppose mixed feelings for the people on this plane. relief to get out of wuhan, but i suppose, huge disruption for them and their families, but i suppose, huge disruption for them and theirfamilies, having but i

norton began making motorcycles in 19,002.e police and in hit films like james bond. now it is norton fighting for survival. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: with 36 grand slam titles between them, it is djokovic who wins the clash of the titans with federer at the aussie open. but it's bye—bye barty, as the top seed and home favourite crashes out, downed by america's sofia kenin. a flock of birdies for graeme mcdowell, as he cards a 64 to grab a share of the lead at the saudi open. hello and thanks forjoining us on sport today here on bbc world news. we are going to start down under, where novak djokovic continues his bid for a record—extending eighth australian open title. that is after he saw off roger federer in straight sets to advance to his 26th grand slam final. he really does love it at melbourne park. the serb has lostjust three matches there in the last ten years. alex gulrajani was watching the action. for over a decade, the only time these two play each other

this is the scene live now at raf brize norton where a plane is about to arrive carrying 83 britons who'ven evacuated from the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak. we'll have the latest from our medical correspondent and we'll be live in china. also this lunchtime... ten hours to go till britain leaves the european union after almost half a century — the government says it's the dawn of a new era. you know, the most precious gift that britain —— you know, the most precious gift that britain has given the world is parliamentary democracy, and we are restoring faith and restoring trust in that. we are finally leaving! it has happened! played out by the bagpipes — brexit party meps leave the european parliament for the last time. and in the sport, eddiejones leaves mako vunipola out of their six nations opener in france, with northampton‘s george furbank to make his debut starting at full—back. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the first cases of the new coronavirus have been confirmed in the uk. health officials say two people from the same family who had been staying

the latest from raf brize norton.t 2%, but that is a guesstimate at the moment. in the uk, if you are going home on the tube or a bus tonight, you should should be thinking about protecting yourself from the usual winter respiratory viruses, like flu that are knocking around. so hand hygiene, not touching your mouth, your eyes with your hands, and being polite to others. coughing into the crook of your mouth. we know that this virus can transmit from person—to—person. that happened a lot in china. and there have been half—dozen or more countries where there have been individual cases of person—to—person transmission. the next level here would be if we get sustained person—to—person transmission, a proper outbreak, outside of china. then we could be into a situation like we had in 2009 with the swine flu outbreak. which becomes a pandemic, a global academic, but we are a long way away from that yet and that is partly because the chinese have done so much, effectively quarantining 50 million people. so, the next two wee

it's due to touch down at raf brize norton around lunchtime. officals say more than 200 people have now died, and the world health organization has declared the crisis a global emergency. simonjones has this report. finally on their way home, 83 britons, along with 27 foreign nationals, some posting pictures of the journey on social media. the flight to raf brize norton delayed by several hours to allow as many as possible to get to the airport following some confusion for mixed nationality families. i am natalie and this is jamie. natalie francis is british but a son has a chinese passport. they got a last—minute message from uk officials. they called us about 20 minutes ago and said that there is a good guarantee that they will allow jamie on the plane. for other families, though, the call came too late. adam bridgeman, who has a chinese wife and a newborn baby, remains in wuhan. here at the foreign office, there will no doubt be a sense of relief that they've managed to fly the first british citizens out of wuhan. there had been a sense of a

let's speak to caroline davies who is at raf brize norton.hat, ijust want to ta ke just before we do that, ijust want to take a look at the flight plan of the aircraft, because we understand it is over sweden, just passing into norwegian air space as we speak. there, you can see the red dot on the map there in scandinavia, top right corner. we don't know for certain, but we think it is the flight certain, but we think it is the flight heading for brize norton right now. let's go back and talk to caroline, there waiting to receive these passengers. caroline, what information are you being given? so, we understand, as you can see on the flight we understand, as you can see on the flight tracker that the flight is doing well, it should arrive at about 1pm this afternoon. it isn't they are what the screening process may be when those 83 british nationals arrive off the flight and the 27 foreign nationals, we think there will be a screening process, there will be a screening process, there will be —— they will be taken about 170 miles away to the wi

the flight to raf brize norton delayed by several hours to allow as many as possible to get to the airportxed nationality families. following some confusion for mixed nationality familieslj am mixed nationality families.” am natalie and mrs jamie. natalie francis is british but a son has a chinese passport. they got a last—minute message from uk officials. they called us from uk officials. they called us about 20 minutes ago and said that there is a good guarantee that they will allow jamie on the plane. for other families, though, the call came too late. adam bridgeman, who has a chinese wife and a newborn baby, remains in will hand. —— wuhan. here at the foreign office, there will no doubt be a sense of relief that they've managed to fly the first british citizens out of wuhan. there had been a sense of anger amongst those stranded there that initially the advice from officials here was that they should leave of their own accord, even though much of the area was incomplete down. those flown home will be taken to arrow park hospital on the wirral. they will spend 1a days in quarantine on

usuallyjust military aircraft use raf brize norton in 0xfordshire.here the repatriation flight will land. it is understood british nationals will then be taken on to empty nhs staff accommodation in northwest england to begin 1a days in quarantine. this is five—star quarantine. in dock in western italy, one of the world‘s biggest cruise ships, none of the 7000 passengers and crew can disembark because two chinese passengers have a fever. it could take 48 hours before their test results are known. tonight, the world health organization could declare this a global public health emergency. although officials are commending chinese efforts to control the outbreak. i will praise china again and again because its actions actually helped in reducing the spread of coronavirus to other countries. the world health organization defines a public health emergency of international concern as an extraordinary event which requires a coordinated international response. in the past 20 years, it has been declared five times, for the swine flu pandemic, polio, two ebola

we hear remarks from fox news sunday's chris wallace, eleanor holmes norton, and lloyd abrams.his is one hour and 10 minutes. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. walter to the news forum. we welcome you tonight to welcome the newseum and the first amendment and to look to a new chapter in it i would like to look to several of the founding partners we have with us this evening, leslie hill and carol, ryan and myra, arthur, and robin. [applause] jan: we are also honored to have several trustees in attendance. shelby, phil, david, jack gutierrez, jack kirschenbaum, john lee, charles, mike regan,rd, john, mike, and barbara walkure [applause] -- while. -- and barbara while. -- wall. [applause] jan: after more than 11 years, the newseum will close its doors on pennsylvania avenue at the end of the month. while the closure saddens us, we are heartened that nearly 10 million visitors walked through our doors to experience a story of news, the role of the free press in history, and how the core freedoms of the first amendment -- religion, speech, assembly, and petition -- are applied to

i also wanted to thank commissioner norton for bringing this up. even if you're totally committed and loving your kids, there's only so much. i think in some cases what we see is a tipping point where people max out and we just burn people out. i guess i'm wondering which site -- are there certain sites we're seeing this more than others, do they send to have certain characters? which sites are doing well? maybe we can learn from that and we can beef up supports from schools that have these turnover issues. finally i also wanted to thank commissioner norton for bringing up education. i've been pushing our district to educate families. i'm a 20-year educator in this district, and i still don't understand all the ins and outs of

i am mixed nationality families —— brize norton. iam natalie...a chinese passport. they got a last—minute message from uk officials. they called us about 20 minutes ago and said that there is a good guarantee they will allow jamie on said that there is a good guarantee they will allowjamie on the plane. for otherfamilies, the they will allowjamie on the plane. for other families, the call came too late. adam who has a chinese wife and a newborn baby remains in wuhan. the foreign office said there might be another plane, we might be to get on a plane, and eu partner. we have something like that maybe can happen. we don't know yet. here at the foreign office, there will be at the foreign office, there will be a sense of relief that they have managed to fly the first british citizens out of wuhan. there had been a sense of anger among some of those stranded that initially the advice from officials here was they should leave of their own accord even though much of the area was in com plete even though much of the area was in complete lockdown. those f

it is then due to land at around midday our time tomorrow at brize norton.changed his mind and he told me earlier he had to make a really quick decision about going on the flight. we haven't been given any details about the quarantine at the moment, basically we we re quarantine at the moment, basically we were just told that you will acce pt we were just told that you will accept you will be going into quarantine what you get on this flight quarantine what you get on this flight and arrived in the uk, and we had to say yes or no well we were on the phone to the foreign office this morning. he and his grandmother veronica will be on that flight. meanwhile, the world health organisation is expected to declare this and international public health emergency. plenty more tonight on north west tonight. 6:30pm, bbc one. nick, a nappy project in stoke—on—trent. tell us more. nick, a nappy project in stoke-on-trent. tell us more. it is a nappy project but it provides a much more than nappies, food, clothes and other essentials to struggling families in stoke—on—trent

obviously we will be broadcasting live to the nation, people turning onto watch graham norton... to run past tony hall. because it's friday night and it's 11 o'clock and it's normally graham norton, you and katya should be in that red chair. so that you and adam can...? 11.02, adam and i will crank a massive handle. we would have to turn it into a love seat so it is a double chair and then you can whack us over the edge. judi dench on one side, and huthackman on the other, lizo performing over there. just to be clear, you don't mean let's all sit on the red sofa and have a lovely chat and a giant fishbowl full of wine? you mean sit in the chair for you and adam to boot us out of the way? thanks, now i know how you're rolling. it all becomes clear what kind of change of an era you guys are looking for. talking about people being chucked, somebody who's been chucked, although actually they chucked themselves and it isjust natural and it has departed our stage... guy verhofstadt. just to be clear, that's guy verhofstadt. not "geever" hofstadt, as one brexitcast thought i was saying

more than 80 british nationals arrive at raf brize norton from wuhan and are now being driven to a quarantine facility on the wirral, where preparations are made for their arrival. it's about the safety of those who are coming overfrom wuhan, but it's actually much broader than that. it's about the safety of the staff here at arrowe park, but also the broader safety of each and every one of us. we'll be live from outside those hospitals, both on the wirral and in newcastle. the other main stories on bbc news at 5: the uk will leave the european union in six hours‘ time. the government says it's the dawn of a new era. the most precious gift that britain has given the world is parliamentary democracy and we are restoring faith and trust in that. played out by pipes. brexit party meps leave the european parliament for the last time. i'm martine croxall, live in kettering, where they are holding a brexit day party to celebrate us leaving the eu. and coming up: tom hanks stars as cherished american children's tv presenter fred rogers. find out what mark kermode thinks of a beautiful day in the nei

i have put together a few more details, my understanding is it would be raf brize norton, then put intond driven to a facility in the north west of england, which i understand will be former nhs accommodation for staff, flats, that kind of thing. they will be kept there for two weeks, that's the quarantine period, never mind if they are not showing symptoms. i'm told they will be well looked after and will be able to contact people outside, family and so on. public health officials there will have to wear protective clothing, as will the crew on the flight and there will be mod medics on the flight as well to give any help that may be required, and look out for people with symptoms so if they arrive they can be taken away and tested. thank you. a vaccine for the new coronavirus could be ready for use in china before the end of the year. us pharmaceutical company inovio is one of a number of research facilities urgently trying to develop a vaccine, as cases in china continue to soar. the bbc‘s global health correpsondent tulip mazumdar reports from their labs in san diego. we are on day

it's due to land at raf brize norton in oxfordshire before passengers are taken to a facility on theirral, for a quarantine period of 1a days. the chancellor, sajid javid, throws his support behind hs2, as a number of tory mps consider rebelling against the government. the number of rape prosecutions in england and wales has fallen, again, as the number of suspects charged rises slightly. a man has been found guilty of trying to steal a copy of magna carta, smashing the protective glass around the 805—year—old document, using a hammer. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the political writer and academic, maya goodfellow and the deputy political editor of the daily mail, john stevens. welcome back two both of you. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph's cover, like many, is devoted to 11 o'clock tomorrow night, when the uk leaves the eu. so is the daily mail's front page — they salute a new dawn for britain. the sun says the nation's course will change forever — for the better. the guardian calls

it's understood that up to 200 british citizens due to fly back from wuhan will land at raf brize nortonhe bank of england leaves interest rates unchanged at 0.75% a boost for hs2 — the chancellor gives his backing to the scheme ahead of a key meeting with borisjohnson today. the number of rape prosecutions in england and wales has fallen. new figures show there were around 2,300 prosecutions for the year to september compared with around 3000 in the year to march of last year. the number of suspects being charged has increased slightly. the crown prosecution service has published its first quarterly rape prosecution statistics in an effort to be more transparent, amid concern about the low number of convictions. kate ellis is a solicitor with the centre for women's justice — here's her response to the new figures. the numbers of complainants coming forward to report rain remains very high, down i think to the courage of the women who come forward after this horrendous crime. who report rain. although these figures are going to be very concerning for those who are considering what has ha

[applause] >> president cook: commissioner norton? >> commissioner norton: don't try to leave. you don't get to leave, sorry. it snuck up on me that this was your last meeting, kevin -- mr. truitt, excuse me, and i just want to thank you, truly, for your long service for the school district and to the students of the school district. it's really, truey bely been a incredible career, and you've made incredible contributions to the school district. i wish all the best to you. [applause] >> president cook: thanks. we'll be loving on kevin for the rest of the year, you know, and beyond. number 4, recognitions and resolutions of commendation. there is none tonight. number 5 are recognizing all valuable employees, our rave awards. dr. matthews? >> so this evening, we have two awards. we'll start with the award coming from the mission education center. this is the rave distinguished service award. this is going to be awarded to adelina duncan. she is the family liaison at the mission ed center, and this is going to be presented by carla llewelyn vasquez. >> good evening, everyone. tha

norton: yakeyake the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. norton: mr. speaker, the speaker cannot state still and allow trump to answer no no one. without consultation or leaders in he ordered the killing of a major military leader. like countless officials worldwide, he was a bad actor whose forces were responsible for the deaths of americans. soleimani was not killed on the battlefield but targeted by president trump in baghdad. theay have been seeking and fortified embassy. this is not a policy. it is a killedish and dangerous response that can lead to hostilities. the u.s. lacks. here's hoping that our allies will intervene before it is too late. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. foxx: over the past year, we in seen a troubling rise anti-s

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possibly brize norton in 0xfordshire.n nhs oscillatory but where thatis go to an nhs oscillatory but where that is we don't know. andy, thanks very much for that moment outside the foreign office. chris hill, who's originally from the uk, lives in wuhan with his family. he's been told he would have to leave his wife and daughter behind due to their chinese nationality. hejoins us now. good morning. good morning. just so people understand, break down yourfamily just so people understand, break down your family situation in terms of what nationality your wife and your daughter is? my wife is chinese, she is a native of wuhan, and my daughter is, as you can guess, half rotation and half chinese. so what have you been told by the authorities in terms of where that leaves you in terms of leaving? i haven't been informed much but they're saying chinese nationals won't be allowed to leave. so for me it's kind of a hard decision to make. so you've been told that you as a british citizen can leave wuhan, but your wife and daughter

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finally what happened, claire left when she married henry luce and helen brown norton took over verybriefly as managing director. conde nast had a brief affair with her. she wrote about him in her book a stranger at the party, but would have been very upset to find out she was publicizing their sex life, a very quiet, very shy man who didn't want his private life to be talked about in public. this is the last issue of vanity fair in 1936. helen brown norton became helen lorenzen and she went on to write a lot for esquire it became a biographer for claire as well. vanity fair into vogue, frank and conde nast were both broken. it was their love affair with new york that created vanity fair and they were so upset, they were never going to be the same. one of the things vanity fair got wrong was decided to talk about mussolini and hitler but their predictions for what they were going to be doing to europe and the world, hitler invades the west in 1939 and by june 1940 they have taken over paris. conde nast is now an old man in many ways. his heart has been broken by the strain of trying

and ralph norton learning hite groups planned to leave the forecast >> we received credible intelligence fl are groups for the rally planned. >> the monday rally planned in process for a tougher gun laws he fears the march by charlottesville, virginia. >> if it's anything like charlottesville, ticket scary. >> reporter: but critics say it's an assault on their second-amendment rights. >> reporter: what do you think of the governor declaring a state of emergency >> that's just showing off for what come to the capitol as we always -- no >> reporter: virginia is on high alert. the governor has imposed a temporary bans on guns and all weapons from the grunds. >>> a third major league baseball manager is out of a job. earlier this week the red sox and astros fired their team manager and then hit the mets. stephanie goff the latest. the crackdown in the wake of the cheating scandal continues to spread another big name, carlos beltran was hired a couple of months ago and now out of a job without playing a game just week businessfore spring training three managers and one gm are out in 2017, bel

norton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. norton: than -- i thank the gentleman for yeeg and thank him -- for yielding and i thank him and my colleague on the other side of the aisle for this resolution. madam speaker, i had the honor and privilege of visiting the dalai lama and welcome the opportunity to speak about his work and danger he and his people face. h.r. 4331 is a bipartisan and bicameral bill to update and strengthen the tibetan policy act of 2002. in light of new human rights, religious, and environmental challenges the tibetan people face today. in the 18 years since the original tibetan policy act became law, human rights in tibet has grown worse. the chinese government has refused any discussions with tibetan leaders and has threatened to select tibetan buddhist leaders in clear violation of international religious freedom and tibetan buddhist practices. the new tibet policies support act before us today writes into law u.s. policy that the succession or reincarnation of buddhist leaders is a religious matter

helen brown norton became, of course, helen lorenson, and she went on to write a lot for esquire and"vanity fair" was subsumed into vogue, and frank and conde were both a broken. it was their love affair with new york that had created "vanity fair," and they were just so upset. they were never going to be the same. now,w, one of the other things "vanity fair" gotme wrong is it decided that it would, of course, talk about mussolini and hitler, butal their predictions for what they were going to be doing to europe and f the world were entirely wrong. and, of course, hitler invades the west in 1939, and by june 1940 they'd taken other paris. over paris. conde is now an old man in many ways. his heart has been broken by all the strain of trying to save his company. he's had several heart attacks that he's kept secret. he kept secret his prostate condition. nobody knew anything except only his secretary, his daughter and his butler. that was it. so now he's faced with a situation where all of the people that he hired in france who he loved, many of whom were very close friends, were now i

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it's understood that up to 200 british citizens due to fly back from wuhan will land at raf brize nortonthey announced that the flight had been delayed, it wasn't allowed to take off. it come's as the death toll from the coronavirus rises to 170. it comes as the death toll from the coronavirus rises to 170. ba have cancelled all flights in and out of china for a month, as the virus has reached every part of the mainland 6000 passengers are stuck on a cruise ship near rome due to a chinese couple on board showing symptoms of the virus. a boost for hs2. the chancellor gives his backing to the scheme ahead of a key meeting with borisjohnson today. new figures show that nearly 2000 prison officers in england and wales took time off work last year because of stress, anxiety or depression. astronomers reveal remarkable, never before seen images of the surface of the sun — all captured by a solar telescope in hawaii. good afternoon. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i'm anita mcveigh. it's been announced that 200 british citizens who are due to fly back from wuhan, will land at the raf brize norton

al-jazeera brize norton england more than one trillion u.s. dollars have been wiped off the global stock markets because of fears over the impact of the corona virus outbreak on global growth european markets have been hit the hardest as many of the companies there a dependent on beijing's economy china is the world's fastest growing consumer market in the u.s. stocks never quoted some of their west results since october united states is banning foreign nationals who traveled to china in the past 14 days from entering the country it comes as they've declared an official public health emergency after the discovery of 6 corona virus cases u.s. citizens who have been in china in the past 2 weeks will also be screened and quarantined but health officials say these are just preventative measures the risk of infection for americans remains low and with these and or previous actions we are working to keep the risk low it is likely that we will continue to see more cases in the united states in the coming days and weeks including some limited person t

the flight is due to touch down at raf brize norton at lunchtime., officials say more than 200 people have now died and the world health organization has declared the crisis a global emergency. borisjohnson will hail the dawn of a new era later as the uk prepares to leave the eu after 47 yea rs. uk prepares to leave the eu after 47 years. prime minister will describe severing ties with the other 27 eu nations as a moment of real national renewal and change. labour leader jeremy corbyn urged the country not to turn inwards and instead to build a truly international list diverse and outward —looking britain. little will change immediately as britain begins a transition period. the chief executive of the nhs has warned a television series by the actress gwyneth paltrow poses a considerable help as to the country. filmed at the headquarters of the actress's wellness brand goop explores alternative therapies. netflix says it is designed to entertain not provide medical advice. the authorities in the australian capital of canberra have declared a state of

the motorcycle company norton has gone into administration after having difficulty paying a tax bill.wn for its involvement in motorsport. it employs around 100 people near castle donington in leicestershire. victims of rape are being urged to have the confidence to come forward as new figures reveal that the number of prosecutions continues to fall in england and wales. the figures, published by the crown prosecution service, show that for the year to september 2019, there were 2343 prosecutions, down nearly 700 on the year to march. the new data also shows that while there was an increase in the number of suspects being charged, police forces sent fewer cases to the crown prosecution service. let's now speak to dame vera baird, the victim's commissioner, who's calling for a full independent investigation into the figures. thank you very much for being with us on thank you very much for being with us on bbc news. you see this issue from a number of different perspectives as an mp, as a government minister, solicitor general and a police and crime commission or supporting police in tr

westbou toward castro problems along that stretch or even if you're coming from the peninsula heading norton one oh one it will be quick trip of 6 minutes from brisbane san francisco. that's righ we're on e wathe 49 ers arnfc champions on a nch their ticket tosuper bowl 54 miami. they'll be taking on the kansas city chiefs are ready right. it was a dominating wiover the i the green bay packers in the nfc title me that launched the niners into the big game. so highlights scholly it was the 40 niners round attack that took over the game money back where he was a ro for the niners, the rush for 220 yards with4 touchdow course he was helped byexcellent blocking by the line and the niners defense came up big too. >>shut out the packers in the 1st half and the packers will try to come back but aaron rodgers was intercepted a second time at the end f the 4th quarter to seal the gam so niners win 3720 and they're back in the title for the first time since the 2013 season. tight end george kittle brought a special shirt to celebrate. >>my face his locker he thought when i sent home. i got this my wal

don't wait. - [announcer] norton 360 with lifelock.to save 25% off your first year and get a free shredder with annual membership. call now to start your membership or visit lifelock.com/tv >> welcome back, 2019 seeing a reduction in violent crime in chicago. officials say that the city had 490 murders last year, that's a 13% reduction from 2018. the murder rate at its lowest level since 2015. >> and we talk about the reductions in homicides and were at a 13% reduction as i stand here before you compare to last year, that's 74 less people that were killed in the city of chicago. a really important statistic. more people than in this entire room and in the lobby right now today. that's a significant impact, that's real people who are alive because the city of chicago has done a better job of protecting its folks. >> chicago also hit a 20 year low in robberies, burglaries,, and vehicle theft. >> more houses of worship becoming targets of violence. a gunman opened fired inside texas church last weekend killing two people before he was sho

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we want to honor the late elijah cummings and our congresswoman, eleanor mahomes norton. -- holmes norton. we had a very successful hearing on d.c. statehood but we know there's so much more that we can do. we know that achieving statehood would more than honor dr. king, it is a way to fight back against cruel policies coming out of our current administration. like the one we're very concerned about where thousands of americans would be kicked off of their snap benefits. instead, we need to focus on making bigger investments. i am very honored that we're here together to fight. we know the big issues, housing, protecting our communities against gun violence, fighting climate change and increasing opportunities for all americans. and we look forward to the residents of washington, d.c., with our two senators, to be right with you. god bless you all. [applause] mr. sharpton: give the mayor another hand. [applause] let me acknowledge several of our partners in civil rights that we're honored to have joining with us. certainly we're honored that christian clark is here. stand up, ms. clark. l

don't wait. - [announcer] norton 360 with lifelock. promo code get25 to save 25% off your first year and get a free shredder with annual membership. call now to start your membership or visit lifelock.com/tv >> leland: welcome back. sports fans are remembering and mourning the loss of two legendary figures, especially in new york. don larsen, the only player to pitch a perfect game in the world series, died last night. that legendary performance came in 1956 for the new york yankees. you can see the celebration right there, game 5 against the then brooklyn dodgers. as you can see the picture there, from the dugout with the yankees, he was 90 years old when he passed away. you're also remembering former nba commissioner david stern. he ran the league for three decades and helped it blossom into a $5 billion a year industry. the nba says he died after suffering a brain hemorrhage last month. mr. stern passed away at 77 years old. >> sandra: now for the latest in a string of anti-semitic attacks in new york state. two women arrested yeste

looked at other military bases and come to the conclusion they think the idea is to land at raf brize nortonme sort of hospital that can house 200 people and it raises questions because medical isolation varies, individual rooms, families, what you do with young children and coping with parents only seeing people in many back outfits with masks, and our health authorities are incredibly experienced. the chief medical officer as well. they very much been led by them. they don't view, and not planning on bringing anyone back of his infected and signs of them getting on the plane, they might not allow them on so the hope is ending back 200 people who are absolutely clear but it raises many more questions despite the fact they are there for two weeks. there is a picture on the front the guardian of afamily picture on the front the guardian of a family which is also on the front of the metro. you can go but your wife stays. this is putting a very human face on this. it's a man who can come back with his daughter but his chinese wife has got to stay behind in china. this is one of the complication

a day of high drama, a plane landing early afternoon at raf brize norton in oxfordshire, bringing homean 80 british citizens from wuhan in china, the source of the virus. some, but not all, had boarded with spouses and partners who weren't british. were actually being evacuated right now, my mother here behind me, and my wife was dubbed the chinese authorities have seen fit to allow her to travel. they we re fit to allow her to travel. they were put onto buses for the 170 mile journey to merseyside under quarantine. there was one official on each bus in protective clothing, so on each bus in protective clothing, so if needed, they could have scored any passenger to hospital if they we re any passenger to hospital if they were unwell. at the same time, in newcastle, at a specialist infectious diseases unit, the first cases of the new strain of coronavirus in the uk were being treated — two patience from the same family. the reason that these infectious disease units, and this isa infectious disease units, and this is a specialist one, exist is exactly to make sure that staff, patients a

risk areas such as airports as a threat of the virus is still to be assessed on al-jazeera brize norton england. well more than a trillion u.s. dollars have been wiped off the global stock market because of fears of the impact of the corona virus outbreak on global growth european markets have been hit the hardest as many of the companies there are dependent on beijing's economy china is the world's fastest growing consumer locket in the united states stocks have recorded some of their worst results since october. still ahead for you on the program why protest in gaza against president trying to propose middle east peace plan one to speak as they have been in previous years and a competitive advantage of all that let its governing body fans and nike trainers worn by a record breaking. continues across much of central europe this point of chatter and there is some rain on the way meanwhile as i say we have had this a mild air in place but a lot of moisture has been really building up to the east of the black sea so this is new to sochi and this is where they've had too much snow so the t

well kemal here at the brize norton royal air force base they're expecting within the next few hours that plane to be landing here now what will happen is that there is a makeshift medical facility where all those on board will be tested they are accompanied by medical military medical offices as well as public health officials as well from then on they will bend board a bus where they will make the journey of about some 270 kilometers up to a hospital in the northwest of england where they will be put into some accommodation that some of what was previously stop the combination of a hospital one of the only places which should accommodate such numbers and they will be in quarantine for 2 weeks now even if they don't display any of the symptoms there it is of course the utmost importance that they are kept away from any other people that's why the public health authorities to make sure that there is a fight and surround this area it's about people from going in and coming out as well as you know even without any symptoms growing a virus can be passed from person to person now with th

norton was a big winner yesterday.to rise today, so more money going into the cyber stocks. the tensions from iran show no signs of slowing down anytime soon. break outat is the between government cybersecurity spending? taylor: government spending looks to increase to $17 billion in 2020. that is up $3 billion to $4 billion in the last three years or so. i have been speaking with intelligence executives who say the financial sector is one of the most prepared. some of the public sectors like infrastructure and education may not be as prepared to stay at the financial sector. they are looking to make sure ir cyber networks are getting better and more in place. guy: we will leave it there. great stuff. thank you very much indeed. the pentagon says lockheed martin is doing a better job of delivering s caps on time. -- f-35 jets on time. the defense contractor delivered seven more jets that it's contractual requirements last year. the f-35 program has been heard by years of delays. is a attempts to buy hp record breaker.

i can honestly say that i learned more about alexia norton-strong in michelle miller's story than i didsay this -- i've been an executive producer since the beginning of the "oprah" show. there were many times -- people say what's the timeline. until the thing is on the screen, you have the right to change your mind and make changes. and i remember many times on the show, particularly there was a columbine story we were going to run for the 10th anniversary, and the night before i pulled it because something about it didn't feel right. and i thought we are going to cause more school shootings if we put this on the air. so i've always been in the position as an executive producer, if ia say i want changes, usually those are done. what this taught me is don't put your name on anything that you do not have creative control over. >> some people have perceived this as a victory for russell. >> yeah. >> and russell -- >> this is not a victory for russell. and i unequivocally say that i did not pull out because of russell. this is not a victory lap for him. i cannot be silenced by a russell si

[applause] >> president cook: commissioner norton? >> commissioner norton: don't try to leave. you don't get to leave, sorry. it snuck up on me that this was your last meeting, kevin -- mr. truitt, excuse me, and i just want to thank you, truly, for your long service for the school district and to the students of the school district. it's really, truey bely been a incredible career, and you've made incredible contributions to the school district. i wish all the best to you. [applause] >> president cook: thanks. we'll be loving on kevin for the rest of the year, you know, and beyond. number 4, recognitions and resolutions of commendation. there is none tonight. number 5 are recognizing all valuable employees, our rave awards. dr. matthews? >> so this evening, we have two awards. we'll start with the award coming from the mission education center. this is the rave distinguished service award. this is going to be awarded to adelina duncan. she is the family liaison at the mission ed center, and this is going to be presented by carla llewelyn vasquez. >> good evening, everyone. tha

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. >> commissioner norton? >> i have a report on committee from december 3rd. i wanted to add to the budget report mr. collins covered the whole thing. i want to add my perspective in time i have been on the board i have not seen this big of a projected deficit for midyear for the middle of a year. i just want to underscore that we are in a serious situation, and that positive certification resolution we approved tonight says we can expect positive to be in the positive territory for two years if we take action apmake the midyear cuttings and make the adjustmentsness. no one knows better than the superintendent what it is like to be taken over by the state, and we do not want to experience that. that is what i was going to say. >> yes, i have that. >> i was going to recap the whole meeting from december 3rd, and we have three kind of conceptual ideas that are going to move forward to the community engagement process so they have varying levels of controlled choice from the most restricted which would be an individual assignment essentially every address would h