pauline latham, thank you forwards.d conservative mp. kevin watkins has apologised unreservedly and accepts has apologised unreservedly and a cce pts a ll has apologised unreservedly and accepts all the findings from the charity commission report. is that enough? no. it is a little bit late. he should have been doing stuff years ago when he was a trustee and i find it very difficult to believe that the old boys club which was rife that not all know about what was going on, because fe didn't they certainly should have done, as trustees they should have known exactly what was happening and they should have put a stop to it and they didn't. they allowed it to continue and they tried to stop and suppress anything getting out because of the reputation of save the children. do you accept the culture has changed since then? the charity has made a lot of progress. yes. i hope it has. i hope the people who work for save the children feel complete trust in what is going on but i still feel that he is going on but i still feel tha

average turning provider and pauline yet with some fancy footwork. with the win pater bosh and les because in keep themselves firmly in the mix in the battle for the champions league. let's take a look at all the results so far this weekend shall we dortmund moved up to 2nd place after 21 win against klotzbach rb leipzig were held to a 2nd straight draw after a stalemate at voltz ferg you saw laver cousens win of course shaka drew $11.00 with hoffenheim damon's winless run goes on after a draw at her grillin and freiburg beat union on friday cologne down kind of born leaders by in munich face oxburgh on sunday and months meet dusseldorf. now let's find out what all that means for the brain this leaguer standings dortmund's when takes them to 2nd place just one point behind find munich at least until sunday leipsic slipped a 3rd well leverkusen leap frog logged back into the final champions league spot in the bottom half heard of berlin move ahead of dusseldorf bremen and pad a born haven't budged from the relegation zone you're watching news from ber

converts turning provider and pauline yet with some fancy footwork. with the wind peter bosh and laver close in keep themselves firmly in the mix in the battle for the champions league. or be led say explicitly their title challenge suffered another blow as they drew their 2nd straight game the 2nd placed side were held 00 advice berg opening the door for a buy in munich to extend their lead against alex ferguson sunday both sides could have won it late on 6 xavi fired wide for berg. well placed leipzig then almost snatched the win in stoppage time but patrick chick's header didn't quite have enough power their title dreams are slipping away a big champions league game with tottenham awaits on tuesday you're watching news from berlin more news in 45 minutes. here on a mission to save the. marvel comics started in 1039 they created a vast empire of superheroes with human weaknesses. have had their share of closures and a moving story of coming giant marvel stars march to g.w. .

a nifty 12 between pauline you know and when dale and b. was there to mop up my those 2 goals before half time with the appetite of the home fans for more. and they weren't disappointed foligno making it 3 nil just 4 minutes after the restart to the dismay of frankfurt's kevin trapp. the brazilian scoring on his 1st start in the bundesliga. and he wasn't done yet 6 minutes later he completed his 1st league brace to round out the 4 nil final score. average turning provider and pauline it was some fancy footwork. with the win pater bosh and laver couzin keep themselves firmly in the mix in. battle for the champions league. so let's look at what all that means for the bundesliga standings and opens win takes them to 2nd place just one point behind by in munich at least until by feist outspoken sunday leipzig slipped to 3rd while live accusing late for a gladbach into the final champions league spot in the bottom half had a failing move ahead of just little frame and pettibone haven't budged from the relegation zone well to mock international w

converts turning provider and pauline it was some fancy footwork. with the win pater bosh and laver cozen keep themselves firmly in the mix in the battle for the champions league. so let's take a look at all the results so far this weekend. dortmund moved up to 2nd place after a 21 win against gladbach rb leipzig were held to a 2nd straight draw after easier a 0 state stalemate at voe spurred leverkusen wins we saw drew 11 with hoffenheim raymond's winless run goes on after drive her to berlin and freiburg beat when you on friday cologne down pout of born leaders by in munich face on sunday and months meet dusseldorf. so what does this all mean for the stand let's take a look dortmund win takes them to 2nd place just one point behind behind munich at least until sunday leipsic slipped a 3rd while laver couzin clawed bach into the final champions league spot in the bottom half move ahead of. greyman and patter born haven't budged from the relegation zone you're watching news in berlin coming up next is world story i'm michael o'connor in berlin we'll

. >> pauline turns 5 next week. >> jimmy: oh, okay. your little one. >> yeah.ay. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so what do you, like load the car up with clorox wipes and head to chuck e. cheese? or what will you do? >> no. i have to think about the guest list. last year she wanted post malone and swae lee to perform. i don't know what she'll ask for this year. but when i said who do you want to come to your party? "oh, i don't know. my friends like uncle ludacris." >> jimmy: she wants uncle ludacris to be there. >> but what's sweet about that is his daughter cadence and my daughter, they were first friends together. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> that's kind of cute. >> jimmy: they can -- yeah. >> when you see them playing together, you're just -- aw. >> jimmy: and the pressure's a little bit off you. >> and the pressure's off me a little bit. >> jimmy: totally. >> it's good to see you by the way. >> jimmy: it's good to see you too. >> and you're always so amazing. >> jimmy: oh. thanks. [ cheers and applause ] not always. >> i mean, think about it. with the state of the wo

andrew and pauline, stuck in kerala, india, after someone in their tour group tested positive for coronavirusl the group were tested. if they're negative, we are allowed to go home. unfortunately, the airports are closing in india and the flights are disappearing. we are desperate and we need some help. this is my insulin. les is in southern spain. i'm stranded, i'm a type 1 diabetic, retired fireman. and i haven't a clue what to do. but relief for these people, their cruise ship allowed to dock in cuba. five on board had the virus, a long ordeal finally over. tom burridge, bbc news. all football in england has been suspended until at least 30th april — and the season has been extended indefinitely — after an emergency meeting today. meanwhile as the olympic torch makes its way to japan, questions are growing over the tokyo games and whether they can go ahead injuly as planned. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. it's been a premier league season dominated by one team and no shortage of controversy, but, like everything else in sport, it finds itself on hold. fans heard today however that aft

pauline, what's your favourite thing to post on instagram? you do. pauline, we all need to stay in, what is your advice to keep yourself occupied? well, i am cleaning out my sewing room. it has been wanting doing for a long while. i've had some jigsaw puzzles sent to me. i love to dojigsaw some jigsaw puzzles sent to me. i love to do jigsaw puzzles. what about you, geoffrey? i'm doing the garden. it's one thing staying in. i've got quite a good garden. with this lovely weather, you know, gardening. i advise everyone that's got a bit of garden to set a few potatoes. just use a couple of their own. grow things like that. they're wonderful. and it's easy to do. you can keep yourselves occupied during those sort of things. one thing that comes out loud and clear is how much you two love each other on your videos. just gorgeous! i've got to give you a kiss! lovely! thank you so much. people will be dreaming about this. really fantastic. you've cheered us all up, as well. pleasure to speak to you. they might be stars of the week, the morning, love

pauline morton sabin had supported the dry cause. she realized it wasn't working. these are all very famous women. they were very ecumenical. they were working-class women. they were targeting women of every stripe to get them involved in this. younger women got very heavily involved in the organization. it was a national movement to reform prohibition. and ultimately they endorsed the democratic appeal to repeal prohibition. morton herself was a republican. she said this is not working, support the democrats. that formed a counterbalance to the wetu, which always assumed that it was speaking for women. i love this poster. this is that depression era are. two young women are pointing out that they should be supporting -- that all women should be supporting the repeal of the 18th amendment. so with prohibition and the great depression underway, prohibition's days are numbered. the idealism that the anti-saloon league had and the temperance movement had really shattered on reality. that the country turned out to not be in support at all for this dry cause. there was

nickey and pauline keating from ireland weren't put off taking n precautions on that cruise. >> big time>> reporter: like what? >> heat seeking cameras to check your temperature and, every time you turn the corner, there was someone washing your hands. >> hand sanitizers. >> reporter: germany's cases have doubled overnight. france has banned all large gatherings, even shutting down the louvre. although these marathon runners in paris flouted the ban. >> there's been a significant increase -- >> reporter: with the 12 new cases popping up in britain, the government unveiled a battle plan that could see medical workers pulled out of retirement. everyone's preparing for the worst, with fear spreading faster than the virus itself. charlie d'agata, rome. >> barnett: to politics now. after his poor showing in south carolina's primary, pete buttigieg tonight suspended his campaign. a new cbs news battleground tacker poll ahead of super tuesday shows bernie sanders leading in two big prizes. in california 31% of likely primary voters say he's the top choice. in texas, same is true only a much tig

pauline rosenau, professor amrita's at the university of texas.2.7 million members across the u.s.. afl-cio president richard trumka is here to talk about his numbers are dealing with the prone a virus. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." i am david westin. the coronavirus shows every indication it will touch every aspect of american life. one of the keys will be the effect on our workers. --president of the fl ceo the afl-cio, richard trumka represents over 12 million of those workers. how area sense of million workers doing? richard: we are doing like everybody else is. the american people face two threats. they face the threat of a real disease, the coronavirus, and they face the threat of fear, fear that could divide us when we need to come together. every american will be affected by this situation. some more, some less. there are elderly people right now that are in a home that cannot see their loved ones. they will get lonely. there are workers that will get laid off. there are workers that will have to cha

. >> reporter: nikki and pauline keating from ireland weren't put off taking a cruise here.nd they're taking certain precautions on that cruise? >> big-time. >> heat teak issing thermometers to take your temperature and every time you turn a corner, wash your hands. >> reporter: france has banned all large gatherings. even the louvre shut its door, although these marathon runners in paris flouted the ban. with 12 new cases popping up in britain, the government unveiled a battle plan that could see medical workers pulled out of retirement. everyone's preparing for the worst, with fears spreading faster than the virus itself. charlie d'agata, cbs news, rome. >>> now chicago, where a police shooting is under scrutiny tonight. video of the incident shows police struggling to arrest man. now he broke free, but one officer shot and wounded him as he fled. the man is reported in critical condition tonight, and the officers placed on administrative leave. chicago mayor lori lightfoot called their actions, quote, deeply concerning. >>> in salinas, california, thick black smoke filled

jennifer, in simple terms, this is from pauline, in civil terms, what does self—isolation actually meanve two, looking at ways that you can not actually come into contact with people when you do go out, so for instance, can you order your groceries online? rather than going out to the supermarket to get them. if the delivery van comes, can you ask the driver to leave them outside the door and you go out to collect them rather than him coming into the house? and looking also at what do you actually have to do? is this an essential journey? if you actually have to do? is this an essentialjourney? if you do your shopping twice a week and you go once a week, how can you minimise your contact with other people? it is one thing the government is saying that is very important, they are trying to change the terminology to physical distancing so people are aware they can still contact people by skype or talk to them on whatsapp or on the phone, they can perhaps look at those face—to—face messaging systems more often so they are not feeling lonely. they don‘t have to stay isolated from social con

pauline says i have i am over 70 and i have self isolated for a month and a friend has over two self have any underlying health conditions, how strictly have been in yourself isolation. you can have the virus can be asymptomatic for the first few days so there is always that risk. no black and white answer there. naomi? i would risk. no black and white answer there. naomi? iwould agree. we risk. no black and white answer there. naomi? i would agree. we do not know enough about the asymptomatic phase of the virus in the majority of people to have any degree of confidence to know whether that would be safe. it is one of those things where it is probably as important as your physical health so it may be that is something you think about in terms of staying upbeat and able to cope with yourself isolation. naomi, can you explain what vector ecology means? yes, i study how viruses infect mosquitoes, how the viruses evolve within their host. i do not actually handle coronavirus but i study how viruses handle within a host. as the schools have closed and the sun is going out my 14—year—old d

jennifer, if i can start with you, in simple terms, from pauline via e—mail, in simple terms what does for instance, can you order your groceries online? rather than going out to the supermarket to get them. if the delivery van comes, can you ask the delivery van comes, can you ask the delivery driver to leave them outside the door and you go out to collect them rather than him bringing them into the house for you? and bringing them into the house for you ? and looking bringing them into the house for you? and looking also at what you actually have to do, and is it an essential journey? if actually have to do, and is it an essentialjourney? if you normally do your shopping, if you go twice a week, can you go once a week? how can you minimise your contact with other people? it is one thing i think the government is saying is very important, they are trying to change the terminology to physical distancing so people are aware that of course they can still contact people by skype, they can still talk to them on the phone, on whatsapp, they can perhaps use at looking —— look at using those