their political work under a new brand a new pontiff named but it will be more difficult without the pati executives the party leadership but it's actually not impossible. so in the end this verdict might actually have been a shot in the food for the regime because the opposition might get even more fired up and tama taun the party leader actually said this fight is not over keep on marching this future forward is more than a party it's a movement and we will keep fighting on florian news thank you. u.s. president donald trump heads to india next week for a 2 day state visit on the tenor ery is a trip to the taj mahal and a long awaited trade deal to be signed a new delhi the highlight of the trip is elsewhere donald and melania trump will be welcomed with a mega event in the western city of the hand of god in prime minister home state of india promises an unparalleled spectacle trump has said he expects millions of people to show up to greet him here in michigan as well. aloha my friend the suppression and well it's the city of heaven. no one can miss that the american president is on hi

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. >> in the bay area, five patie t patients quarantined and remaining hospitalized. all five have symptoms. test results have yet to come in. >> still ahead, a lot of -- a wild dangerous chase. enough is enough. the message students are making at their high school tomorrow. >>> a gusty sunday, wind speeds starting to calm down a little bit. we'll let you know how long wind advisories will stick around. we could see showers in our forecast. forecast. closed captioning respones. and arantee alth care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> a violent chain of event over night. officers spotted a car reportedly stolen. stopped the driver at gunpoint. the driver ran the officer's patrol car. that's where the driver crashed into another car and tried to run from police. they caught up to him. police tell us the suspect is a 16 years old. 16 with active warrant for robbery. the crash knocked out traffic lights for hours and n

. >> reporter: that patie in quarantine tonight here at uc davis medical center. we're told employees have been told to stay home, a small group, to stay home and monitor their temperature. how this patient contracted coronavirus still a big mystery. >> torrid brown visiting his brother is surprised to learn the hospital is treating a patient who may be the first person in the country to have contracted coronavirus from community exposure. the patient was transferred from a hospital there. the california department of public health said the individual had no known exposure to the virus with a known infected inindividual. so what does it mean that someone has caught the virus without being in contact with a known patient? we spoke with u.c. berkeley public health. >> there is an individual in our community exposed to someone who may have been somewhat symptomatic, certainly not enough to put them in a hospital or maybe someone who didn't have symptoms but was carrying the virus and could potentially spread it. >> since we've had such limited availability of the tes

it's very paty and it's very settled into the bay. you may be fine in our inland areas drive and up into the mountains just in the east bay, but once you heaout right along the bay in especially towas the coast watch out for some pots i could cause just visibility issues as that fog has settled the right down to surfac level and that's you'll be driving through it. temperatures will rise and irks with lee clearing skies latethis morning high pressure is still in place or going to stay dry e're going to stay sunny and we're going to actually be well above average forthis time of year as far as temperatures go this afternoon. so slightly more mild start to the morning and a slightly warmer afternoon around e corner. tomorrow morning don't pect as much of a dose of fog is what we've got right now tomorr afternoon a little cooler than this afternoon will be sunday a couple of flurries up in the sierra t nothing really amounting to too terbly much up there as we do contine to see this dry trend of weather 50's and 60's for highs toay altho

man's to an old you know that is i don't think it's the end of a powerful women in the sea the you pati but secondly that they live a poor snell so. what will this phase of reconfiguration mean for the stability of one of europe's most important players germany is set to take over the rotating council praeger presidency in the 2nd half of this year is it going to be utterly in disarray yeah i mean it runs if i come to the side of germany is like a car on the blocks and people trying to clean would i can't be fixed or is it like one of those hell you know hellish shares where you've got these roommates and as you discuss things and nobody wants to cite anything i mean this government the current government took 6 months to put together. merkel had a crisis in 2018 and she handed over power that was 2 months gone the s.p.d. their grand coalition partner out of action for the 2nd half of last year they've just got leaders and 10 weeks later to see to use locking somebody against the electorate for more than half of the 2 years they've been in power this government has just been navel gazin

indeed they did lose they lose they lost a huge amount of ground i think of the of the traditional pati of government in the public and along with feel a guild of great rivals have been the kind of old fart in the fuckin coal at that all of. elections for a while since independence 100 years ago absolutely $122.00 phoenixville figgins previous such a party took over they were in charge for the 1st 10 years fan of foil were the party that was defeated in the civil war that came in after independence and they were set up in 1926 and really since devil are one in 1032 they've been the dominant party you could say the party of government i don't like in the u.k. not really a party of the right but a party of the center of the center left really until 2008 that pertained then the the financial crisis came and in 2011 they were spectacular any. defenestrated if you like the real shock as time was that they weren't able to build a many of the advances that they've made in 2016 and i think there was a presumption certainly been. fan of fallen from the good will that they were still the major pl

polls opened at 8 am here in delhi to time to minister arvind kejriwal and has aam aadmi common man pati are expected to be reelected but the country's 2 main political parties the bought of the party and on the stability in the movie and the congress party have been campaigning extensively promising voters to come out in large numbers the elections taking place after the biggest protest on the stability and the speech at the government since it was 1st elected 6 years ago this awful they cost the citizenship amendment act in december the protest against the law had been a key election issue for the b.j. he would have been very critical of the protesters in fact he would be to be politicians were banned from campaigning on for. ages and said they wanted to try and get into a muslim country and a number of potential should be shot and just days after they made those remarks they were recruiting incidents against protesters at each other in one week now chief minister arvind kejriwal has campaigned on his usual platforms on development of education health care that has resonated with voter

>>meantime a coronavirus paties from travis air force base has been transported to a hospital in marine county for treatment. they were from the diamond princess wch was the corn team ship off the coast of japan. and they weremoved to marin countto reduce the burden on hospitals in sullivan county, yet ct in response lot of county health officials have gone ahead and declared a local state of emgency like wt we saw don in san francisco and santa clara coty kron four's will tran is in sullivan countyith re on that well. >>the reason why they declared a state of emergency it just basically allows them to access facilities money personnel, a lot fastethen they would hahad they not declared a state of emergency, so it's preemptive this particular for we don't know a lot about this won but do know that she's still this morning at u c davis medical center and she's been there for the past several days. many people are outraged why the coronavir testing took so long iwas on sunday. when the cdc told doctors at the medical center go ahead start the test and then it came back 2 days ago that she

one patie >> reporter: one patient in serious country in northern california, and now a focus in the fight to contain this virus. >> because the patient did not initially meet the criteria for coronavirus testing, the patient was not in airborne isolation. >> reporter: so dozens of health care workers now quarantined and a state of emergency declared in that patient's home county. meanwhile, in nearby uc davis, three students now also quarantined, one of them suspected of having the virus. >> there are probably cases of coronavirus from community acquisition in multiple parts of the country right now. >> reporter: and this case in california is changing policy nationwide. >> we haven't been able to test more broadly and have had kind of a bottleneck, we haven't had enough testing sites. >> reporter: now labs are on line and the cdc testing criteria radically overhauled, used to be only those who have traveled to china or been in known contact with someone who tested positive. >> where did you ever come up with a protocol that was restricted to people that only traveled to china? come

adrenalin and desser pati -- den and i think more desperation and put bernie sanders in one category and adrenalin is there and they know they're about to face a withering onslaught. they saw what happened to michael bloomberg last week in vegas and i think it is written, people will maybe go back to that debate and ask why so many people spent time attacking a guy whose name was not on the ballot in nevada rather than attacking the guy whose name was on the ballot in nevada and on the way to a decisive huge momentum-shifting race in nevada beating bernie sanders. so they got out of nevada with the big win and feel good about where they are. they decided to throw down all in on south carolina, something they had not done in a year and announced in "the new york times" we're going in and trying to kill joe biden and lock this race up. and that has gotten -- concentrated the minds i would say of a lot of democrats including joe biden. people recognize that bernie sanders win in south carolina would mean that bernie sanders had won three of the first four contests and had a claim to win

i was at a ate paty dinner last night, there was a lot of love in the rom for jim clyburn, and joe biden and jim clyburn embraced very long in front of these democratic voters someou're seeing in jim clyburn trying to help joe biden, who is strug until south carolina even though he's expected to win a state by a nor row margin. >> woodruff: interesting the timing coming the day after the debate and just a few days before the primary. all right. yamiche alcindor reporting for us fm charleston, thank you. >> thanks much, judy. >> woodruff: stay with us, coming up on the newshour:in de venezuela-- a healthcare system in tatters as patients fear to go to the hospital. a day after harvey weinstein's conviction by a new york jury, there's a larger conversation happening about what it could mean for the legal pursuit of other sexual assault charges, and whether it changes how judges, juries and prosecutors approach these cases. amna nawaz spoke with two key case and the larger picture.his a warning: this segment includes sensitive subject matter. >> nawaz: judy, weinstein was convicted on one c

obama at the tie s seen as the risky particular for a little while until he wasn't any more and the patysolidated behind him. so in some ways it is hard to. kn you know, a lot of the sanders supporters and even othere eople who arnning against him would argue that no matter which of them ends upunning against president trump they are going to say that democrat is a communist. whether i is bern ye sanders or someone else even though sanders is a democratic socialist. >> right. >> it is interesting you bring this up. because we do have five other democratic candidates still. six actually is the right number but we have about five minut left which i why i am thinking of that number.o so i want ink about their potential path, what they might need to do amy former vice president biden, do he have to win in a?south carol if he does win in south carolina, does he have enough to go next. uthyes, he needs to win in carolina and you look at the states coming up on supertuesday, a lot of them do have a demographic makeup that looks a lot like uth carolina where african-american voters make up signi

>>absolutely thanks for a stray, it's a mystery and we know where thother paties got at 17 patients being treated hospitals and that cluster in contra costa county. and weknow i think most if not all of them came from the cruise ship in japan and then went to various places for quarantine here in california. and now officials are planning to declare a state of emergency. >>contra costa intends to have an item on our march 10th agenda to decla an emergency which will really heighten our preparations and put us in a position to access state and federal funding which will eventlly flow down. once the pandemic. to declare a >>it's all about gting the this thing the state of ad of emgency will help to payfor the expaion of servis they did the same thing in san francisco and santa clara county. both declaring states of emergency so that we can get the money to bready. there are not any casein san francisco right now that city leaders are urging you to plan dication that you need on hand what would you do if ur chilcare provider. got sick or if you're a have a pant, an elderly parent they ed in

the congress to provide an additional $50 million to fund neo-natal research for america's youngest paties. (applause) f at is also why i am calling upon the membersngress here tonight to pass legislation finally banning the late-term abortion of babies. (cheers and applause) whether we are republican, democrat, or independent, surely we must all agree that everys human lifesacred gift from god! as we support america's moms and ods, i was recently proudro sign the lawding new parents in the federal workforce paid family leave, serving as a model for the rest of e country. (applause) now, i call on the congress to pass the biparsan advancing support for working families act, extending family leave to mothers and fathers all across the nation. (applause) 40 million american families have an average $2,200 extra thanks to our child tax credit (applause) i have also overseen historic funding increases for enabling 17 statesrve more children, many of which have reduced or eliminated theiral waitlistgether. (applause) and i sent the congrplan with a vision to further expand access to highuality

the government said it was to help with privacy, in doctor-patie doctor-patient, and the first amendment right to access data and the government's interests weren't sufficient to sustain. the point is well taken that any attempt to regulate the use of data, the first obstacles is the first amendment right of seekers to have access to it as part of communicating with a broader audience. and i think that's particularly acute if you-- this was in the commercial speech doctrine area, it becomes more acute as you move into the political speech doctrine. so i will say, i will try to wrap up with a positive point. i actually think the silver lining of cambridge analytica is that there's so much more information in the public record about how personal data is being used in the electoral context and i actually think even given the hurdles you might encounter with the challenge under sorrel information about how voters are being manipulated and coerced in addition to the national security computetations of foreign nations using these techniques to engineer outcomes through our electoral process ma

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the ste of minnesota's efforts to bring paty to the taxation of cigarettes and e-cigarettes actually flatlined the state's smoking cessation trend. while other states which did not raise taxes continued to see smoking decrease. at the same time, the economists telus increase in the cost of e-cigarettes with taxes will cause some people to choose cigarettes over e-cigarettes. that is not a choice we should be encouraging people to make. these are all factors which we could have considered in a bipartisan fashion before the ways and means committee marked up this bill had we had any hearings whatsoever on vaping or this proposal itself. madam eaker, we should be opened to a convertion about the best way to ensure the tax code treats tobacco and e-cigarettes appropriately. rushing this bill through is not the solution. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from nebraska reserves. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. suozzi: thank you, mr. speaker. before i yield to the chairman of the committee i want to note again that the protecting america

pati has been holding crisis talks over a political rally involving the far right cd on a gret crime town bala said the party must never again cooperate even indirectly with the far right and if day earlier this week premie a was elected with help from the f.t. and cd use arts. the french army says it's killed more than 30 islamist militants in mali in a tweets the army said 3 separate operations targeted groups linked to al qaida and so-called islamic states france has about 4 and a half 1000 soldiers in the region. this is. very creative but i would love to be considered an artist one day i don't think that sophia is that intelligent why on earth should we construct a robot that looks like a human being. is making sure that we were fairly aware of what. everybody is talking about artificial intelligence so we want to know can i make art and how creative can machine it's really be the arts $21.00 talks at the global media forum. algorithms are everywhere and they are increasingly changing the way art is made so what does this mean if the successors to some of our greatest creative m