i am delighted also to hear from --ernor reynold's governor reynolds. governor, i was told that whenever they left prison after how many years they served, they would be given $100 and a bus ticket. not a chancehat is of success. comment publicly and have been reminded of that from time to time, because those that are paying their penalty and present, they here -- in prison, they hear those comments and the listen tentatively. those that want a second chance are looking for that opportunity. and so as a result of that commitment and the need that we have in our state and across the country, we have reinvigorated enhancedry programs, our training for those that are coming out of prison, and enlisted also the help of the private sector. i called it the restoreth hope initiative -- restore hope initiative, where i brought faith-based organizations, private organizations together and said the state can't do it all. we can put some funding for reentry bets, but we need your help to give them a chance and also to reenlist the employer community so that they w

reynolds sent her photos during the training. she said gunner looked health by think but didn't look happy. i'm used to seeing him smile. seven days into training, on may 20th, swank says reynolds told her he returned from dinner. gunner's stool had lots of blood and he died. a tearful swank said i couldn't wrap my head around it. i couldn't figure out how he died. she suspected reynolds had kicked gunner. on june 14th, she says the two met. gary was yelling at me. what happened? animal control is calling me, she said reynolds screamed. she said reynolds blamed her for sending him an unhealthy dog. in cross-examine, defense attorney tried to establish what he saw as inconsistencies in swank's testimony. antioch police officer took the stand at the end of the day and said he found kennels in filthy condition containing rotten chicken swarming with flies. cross-examine will likely get under way tomorrow. >> sad story. thank you, michael, very much. >>> all right. new developments now on a story we first brought you monday. the dist

[cheering] also first gentleman kevin reynolds. gov. reynolds: do we love him?re we going to win iowa for president trump? yes. four more years! [crowd chanting four more years!] gov. reynolds: on february 3, we are going to caucus. on november 3, we are going to vote. and on november 4, we are going to celebrate four more years of president trump! [cheering] pres. trump: great job. thank you. she was driving me a little bit batty. she would call me up. what about ethanol? i said, kim, i am doing a lot for that place. we want ethanol. then, we want biofuel. she is asking for things i never heard of. but we got them all. whatever the hell she asked for. joni ernst and the great chuck grassley are right now in washington fighting for fairness. fighting the hoax. fighting for all of us. they called and said, do you mind if we do not go tonight? i said, i want you to be where you are. they are fighting for us. they are great people. [cheering] chuck grassley, joni ernst, they would call and say, we have to help our farmers. lieutenant governor adam gregg. thank you,

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phone email, social media or even reacto the first thing we're going to is send you a letter dy reynolds with the irs as any other communication is almost certaiy a scam biggest type of scams that we see are actually email an phone scams each year americans worried they're in trouble with the irs lose millions in tax scam they ofn fall victim after threatening cal or emails demanding payment on the sp. >>if you get an e-mail ora phone call claiming to be from the irs demandinimmediate payment right then and ere it's a scam something els to keep in mind reynolds is in person scans can be just as ngerous. you visit to prepare and they're offering a larger refund oif they refus toign the tax returns that should be d flag reynolds says be sure to do yourhomework make sureyou know exactly who's getting access to your personal information. >>andfile as early as you can. >>the earlier you get your information a the less likelfraudsters going to be able to take that pile of returon your behaland don't forget this once you sign your tax return you're legally responsible for anything it contains r

my question is to the minister for defense, senator reynolds. can the minister update the center on how australian defense forces working with the partners to support maritime security in the middle east? quick the minister for defense, senator reynolds? >> thank you very much, mr. president, and i thank the senator for his first question. , i took a crew of 690 personnel on a six-month deployment to the middle east, and i'm very happy to report to the senate that they are already doing our nation proud. this is not a new mission. 68th royalist really enable deployment to the region since 1990. it commenced operation on january 21 and has already conducted a transit of the but throughoutz, her deployment, she will be dual assigned. she is also supporting the combined maritime forces which is a 33-nation partnership which is targeting terrorism, piracy, drug smuggling in the middle eastregion and also on the to northeast coast of africa. she is also supporting, as i said, the international maritime security construct, broad international efforts

>> senator reynolds. >> thank you, mr. president. maintain a final trade energy flows the key chokepoint like the strait of hormuz is crucial to the global trading system and also the international economy and also australia's asperity. around 40% of fuel used in australia transits through the straits of her music and is either refined here or overseas. these national maritime security constructs seek to provide freedom of navigation through the shipping lanes which reached record into the indo-pacific region and well beyond. under the imf see we will work with international partners to monitor and deter destabilizing activities which could disrupt trade and also vital energy flows. she will also support the safe passage of commercial and civilian shipping in the region. >> an annual report into the welfare of indigenous australians has damage findings about the progress australia to making in the target health, education and employment as the rest of the country. of the seven objectives of the program, just two are being met. >> the

jordan gingrich, one of the women who accused reynolds of domestic violence is herself a dog trainer. she recently lost eight small claims cases accusing her of accepting money for services not completed. one of those cases she lost also accused her of leaving the dog in her care >> thanks, michael. >>> let's take a look now at san francisco's city hall. you can see it's lit up in red, white and blue in honor of president's day. >> very nice. in the race to choose america's next president, we are less than a week away for nevada. >> eight candidates remain in the race. >> abc7 news reporter mona kosar abdi looks at how they're trying to win over last-minute voters. >> with early voting under way in nevada, the democratic presidential candidates are making a big push to win over residents ahead of this closely watched caucus. pete buttigieg riding a wave of momentum from his strong showings in iowa and new hampshire, taking a swipe at president trump in front of a crowd of veterans in reno. >> one of the benefits of having served is that you've seen worse forming of incoming than tweet

my colleague james reynolds the website and the bbc news app.r. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @ lvaughanjones now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: coronavirus hits the football schedule as four of sunday's serie a matches are called off in italy. and mignon du preez is the star of the show for south africa as they beat england by six wickets in the women's t20 world cup in perth. the day after is just as sweet for the new wbc heavyweight champion tyson fury. what next for him, after his destruction of deontay wilder? welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. we start in italy where four serie a games were postponed on sunday over fears of the spread of coronavirus. the suspension was announced by italian prime minister giuseppe conte. inter milan's home game against sampdoria was one of the games to be called off. inter are due to host bulgarian side ludogorets in the return leg of their

reynolds consumer last week. speak to the fact we're seeing more companies go public that aren't necessarily tech or unicorn related? >> it's sort of standard operating procedure for a bull market you better have a variety out there. it's also where you are in the cycle. reynolds is coming out of kind of private ownership far while used to be public way back when and is returning to the public market i think it's relatively healthy, but you wouldn't expect otherwise with markets at an all-time high. at least some opening in the window >> speaking of which, bob pisani, not the only ipo we'll be watching in the coming hours and days >> ppd will be over on the nasdaq this morning. essentially biotech companies, very interesting, very sci-fi, essentially a software firm that helps develop novel drug molecules and novel drug innovations. very interesting organization. ppd is a biotech research firm if you're biotech company that's small and you can't afford large amounts of money to have a lab, they have the labs you

irs demanding immediate payment right then and there it's a scam something else to keep in mind reynolds is in person scans can be just as angerous. if you visit to prepare and they're offering a larger refund or if they refused to sign the tax returns that should be a re flag reynolds says be sure to do your homework make sure you know exactly who's getting access to your personal information. >>and file as early as you can. >>the earlier you get your information and the less likely fraudsters going to be able to take that and file of return on your behalf an don't forget this once you sign your tax return you're legally responsible for anything it contains reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, a former addict gets a second chance at life and now he has a new i thought steyer was brilliant in that moment. we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul of this party is diversity. when a kid succeeds in columbia, south carolina - in las vegas, nevada - th is a triumph for every amer

laura: christina reynolds, thanks so much for that analysis. in other news from around the world, the president of south sudan, salva kiir, and his rival have agreed to form a unity government in the latest effort to end the civil war. the deal was announced hours after a u.n. report accused both sides of deliberately starving civilians during the struggle for power. the killer of the british backpacker h been sentenced to life imprisonment with a non-parole periodf 17 years. earlier, addressing the court, grace's mother said she was not just her daughter, but her best friend. sesix re flood warning in the u.k., which means there is a danger to life, are still in place lsd rivers weborder. parts of the northwest of england have experienced more than a month's worth of in in the last 24 hours alone. tesla has died at age 74.larry he is most famous for inventing the cut, copy, and paste commands we use every day. he spent 50 years working for silicon valley companies like xerox, apple, and yahoo!, and specialized in makreg computers ser-friendly.

lockeny testified she found a burn mark on her dog's neck which reynolds dismissed as hot spot. defense attorney says that reynolds moved out a month before finley and five other dogs were found there by authorities. >> utter lack of there being any evidence of wrongdoing on the part of mr. reynolds, especially as relates to passing of gunne e >> originally charged with eight felonies, dropped one of the charges. we'll be keeping track of this. >>> just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00, b.a.r.t. coverage as part of the effort to build a better bay area. >> is this the bus to take you to b.a.r.t.? >> yeah. >> okay great. >> put new trip planner app to the test. round trip on a difficult commute. >>> i'm spencer christian, weekend approaches and stormy for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. officially hitting the us.virus m

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>>police say security cameras captured the 15 year-old pulling a 40 caliber gun and shooting reynolds later died. it's just so senseless it's so tragic. it could have been avoided the juvenile suspect was arrested soon after and charged with murder. neighbors are appalled that a middle school bully would resort to such a brutal act ridiculous if that's the case is really zach does that tell you to give your egos her are you want to show your man and you do this known as an excuse for that police are also angry that a young man was killed for doing the right thing. >>and that someone gave a 15 year-old access to a handgun. thanks to question how did he get the gun. >>and that's something that we want answers we're sick and tired of children in our community. coming into contact with firearms. and possessing them and using them in this stops a manner. >>well that was jd miles reporting the name of the teenager who has been arrested has not yet been released. more national news this morning this last weekend before the new hampshire primary democratic hopefuls making their last big push

pictures because he believed himself to be a good friend of burt reynolds. >> he told a lot of stories. >> he fabricated. >> part of it was harmless -- made up stories about everything. and and the essential human need for story and it is the essential unit of human interaction. it is the stories we tell ourselves, the stories we share with each other, the stories we save and preserve and pass on. .. like it had a great deal of the theme of the book had this idea that our lives are all stories. so as a journalist, as an author, just how did you get the real? must people would say oh like you said, a book about a library. >> writes, the writing, i became so passionate about this subject i felt like every aspect of it fascinated me. the science of how -- in the fire 400,000 books were completely destroyed but 700,000 were damaged and frozen for years to keep them from molding until it could be figured out how to possibly preserve them. it was just fascinating to read about this effort. it was the largest book recovery effort ever undertaken. >> and the largest fire. >> but it did not get

dean reynolds, cbs news, montague, michigan. >> o'donnell: that is such a nightmare. thank you, dean. there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." there are possible new clues in the case of two missing children from idaho, including what was found in a storage unit. a warning about high blood pressure during pregnancy ane r. later, thumbs up and a new record. how an american woman just made history. losing my independence. mmm... good. so i've spent my life developing technology to help the visually impaired. we are so good. we built a guide that uses ibm watson... to help the blind. it is already working in cities like tokyo. my dream is to help millions more people like me. it is already working in cities like tokyo. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep pla

dean reynolds has more tonight from chicago. >> how do you feel about these chw charges?> reporter: smollett's plea of not guilty came almost a year after he was originally booked for fabricating the story of an attack on him by homophobic trump supporters. those original charges were abruptly dropped without much of a reason and a judge appointed a special prosecutor to take another look. through it all, smollett has insisted he was a victim and his lawyers have accused brothers of beating him up on that subzero january night last year, but only in a patty-cake publicity stunt concocted by smollett which police say was done to get the actor a raise. >> they have been truthful since day one. >> reporter: the former "empire" star's lawyer tina glandian wants the case dismissed. >> he's obviously frustrated to be dragged through this process again. >> reporter: as are many in chicago who, like mayor lori lightfoot, believe jussie smollett should be punished. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> o'donnell: we've been speaking with a lot of voters here in south carolina about

i'm james reynolds.ng has been shot dead by security forces. the serviceman killed 20 people, and injured dozens more in a shooting rampage. in other news, the coronavirus is now more deadly than sars, as the death toll in china exceeds 800. too close to call — exit polls in ireland's general election point to a 3—way tie between the prime minister's fine gael and two opposition parties. ahead of the oscars and its long running diversity debate, film director spike lee tells us why hollywood still has such a long way to go.

i'm james reynolds. our top stories: bernie's big night.ocratic frontrunner with victory in the nevada caucus. no campaign has a grassroots movement like we do, which is another reason why we're going to win this election. the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus in mainland china rises to nearly 77,000. italy adopts what it calls urgent and extraordinary measures to tackle what is now the biggest outbreak in europe. and a grudge match in vegas. tyson fury prepares to take on deontay wilder

they're offeing a larger refund or if they refused to sign thtax returns tht should be a red ag reynolds says be sure to do yourhomework make sure you know exactly who's tting access to your personal information. >>and file as early as you can. >>the earlier you get your information and thless likely frdsters going to be able to take that nd file of dot forget this once you sign your tax return you're legally responsible for anything it contains reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>well 5.46 on this definitely chilly wednesday morning yeerday was actually pretty mild o kick things o this morning, not so much current temperares down in the 30's for parts of the bay 40's right now for berkeley and san a thin layer of low clouds ust sitting over hd, this doesn't cause much visibility issues this morning. nor do they really expected to 3 your wednesday morningskies will remain clear and increasingly clear into the afternoon high pressure ill in place still looking at dry mild weather. those factors certainly no big surprises ter the very dry february that we're inthe mit of right n

i'm james reynolds. our top stories: more cases of coronavirus outside china.ing window of opportunity to stop it spreading. us intelligence agencies say russia is attempting to interfere in this year's presidential election. a 7—day reduction in hostilities begins in afghanistan, paving the way for further talks between the us and the taliban. and has rome's founder been found? some italian archaeologists think this could be his grave.

a man who was seen by many as representing the soul of his city and the heart of his sport right reynolds al-jazeera lossage. has take you through some of the headlines here and al-jazeera now the u.s. and south korea say they're considering scaling back joint military exercises judy concerns about the spread of coronavirus 13 korean soldiers have been infected from a crime has more from seoul the focus is still the city of daegu in the southeast of the country the city's mayor this choose day saying that basically the city and the region around it is facing a critical moment in this week is crucial to see whether or not it will be contained or whether it will spread further we are getting reports of a further lack of met some medical resources a shortage of medical staff the medical teams in the area of course of asked for more volunteers to help to staff up the testing centers and some of the wards that have been given over to treat infectious diseases the world health organization says it's deeply concerned over the sudden increase in cases outside of china but insists it's too soon to

debate was the media mogul's very 1st reynolds has the details. mike bloomberg came under fire from the start elizabeth warren blasted the former new york mayor over his past the such a mystic comments a billionaire who calls women fat broads and of course taste lesbians and no i'm not talking about donald trump i'm talking about mayor bloomberg warren also compared bloomberg to president donald trump democrats take a huge risk if we just substitute one arrogant billionaire for another bloomberg defended himself as the candidate best able to defeat trump i'm a new yorker i know how to take on an arab can con man like donald trump has said neither front runner bernie sanders nor bloomberg could be most americans don't see where they fit if they've got to choose between a socialist who thinks that capitalism is the root of all evil and a billionaire who thinks that money ought to be the root of all power sanders and joe biden attacked bloomberg controversy oh please sing policy as new york mayor which many believe unfairly targeted young men of colo

prize of the night's best picture for its satirical week and class divisions well to serious rob reynolds has more now from hollywood and they are score goes to. parasite i am night of triumph for south korean cinema and director paul june home for the 1st time in the oscars night to hear history a film in a language other than english one the top award surprising many critics and so-called hollywood insiders. honks critically acclaimed story of wealth class power and deceit swept best director best screenplay and best international feature film in addition to best picture. thank you i mean i think on to next morning thank you. renee zellweger the star of judy won the best actress award for brilliant and emotional portrayal of one of hollywood's late stars judy garland misguide you were certainly among the heroes he knights in the final. as widely predicted joaquin phoenix won the best actor award for his electrifying portrayal of poverty despair and mental illness in joker he made a plea for social justice animal rights and lo for the planet whether we're talking about gender inequality

star was killed alongside his door to jannah and 7 all this in a helicopter crash last month rob reynolds has more. musical tribute but beyond say began the memorial service for kobe bryant and his daughter giana the event was billed as a celebration of like. 20000 people packed the staples center in a reno where bryant's play gave l.a. lakers fans such joy and where he helped his team win 5 n.b.a. championship basketball legend michael jordan wept openly as he recalled his relationship with the man he considered like a little brother in the game of basketball in life. as a parent. nothing in the tank he left. on the floor. former teammate shaquille o'neal spoke affectionately about a friend and teammate with whom he had sometimes feuded or take over the referred to as we speak over gigio holding hands organs of mirrors breastwork or we were shown as new mahmoud's day in g.g. soon masses of. heavens will be the cause of the helicopter crash that killed colby and jana bryant and 7 others is still undetermined although investigators are focusing on the bad weather and poor visibility at the

i'm james reynolds.antine squads detain people suspected of having the coronavirus as the death till continues to rise. —— toll continues to rise. thousands of passengers confined to their cabins onboard the ‘diamond princess'. more than 60 people are infected with the virus. president trump fires two senior officials who testified against him at his impeachment trial. democrats descend on new hampshire where the presidenital candidates are debating who should take on donald trump in november. and as the film world prepares for the oscars, one female director tells us why hollywood is unconsciously racist.

shape the democratic race and ultimately the election in november and it wants to know fast rob reynolds al-jazeera las vegas are the prime minister has resigned after an inconclusive result to the country's recent general election leo veronica will sail as caretaker until his successor is chosen none of the 3 largest posses one enough seats in the election earlier this month to secure an outright majority veronica's center right phina gale policy came in 3rd and in the u.k. more than 100 flood warnings remain in place after some areas recorded the highest water levels for 40 is 2 storm schools heavy damage to a number of communities in england and in wales at least 3 people have died a prominent ugandan activist has been freed from prison after a judge overturned her conviction for harnessing the president online i mean actually not actually. stellar neons even sentenced to 18 months in august after using vulgar language to criticize president mis 70 in facebook posts. and the leaders of uganda rwanda a juicer meet today or some point for a new round of talks aimed at easing cross borde

shape the democratic race and ultimately the election in november that it wants to know fast rob reynolds 0 las vegas. international monetary fund has warned argentina that its debt burden is unsustainable the country is battling to avoid another default raising fears among ordinary argentinians of a full blown economic crisis for us about reports about us r s. i was hoping his pension would be readjusted this year. argentina has one of the highest inflation rates in the world and he was disappointed when he found out that despite being paid on $240.00 a month he would not benefit from the latest government incentive because of a lack of money. my wife owns a minimum pension and she got a small increase but somehow i'm considered to be rich with this out of the make and you can barely survive i were rich i wouldn't be in this clinic i'd be somewhere where the decent if i had to come to the hospital. he is not the only pensioner who's struggling this days argentina is coping with recession inflation growing poverty and billions of dollars in debt. for many here it brings back memories of 2

i'm james reynolds. cases of coronavirus outside china — the world health organization warns of a closing window of opportunity to stop it spreading. us intelligence agencies say russia is attempting to interfere in this year's presidential election. a seven—day reduction in hostilities begins in afghanistan, paving the way for further talks between the us and the taliban. and has rome's founder been found? some italian archaelogists think this could be his grave.

i'm james reynolds.in china: quarantine squads detain people suspected of having the coronavirus as the death till continues to rise. ——toll continues to rise. thousands of passengers confined to their cabins onboard the diamond princess — more than 60 people are infected with the virus. president trump fires two senior officials who testified against him at his impeachment trial. democrat presidential candidates have held their latest debate in new hampshire ahead of a key vote on who should take on donald trump in november. and scientists find that antarctica has logged its hottest temperature on record, of 18.3 celsius.

reynolds website page promotion last chance tote buy vapor flavor packs.last chance to get your flavor packs." in the homepage of fontem's website featured "last chance flavor blowout to stock up on selected flavors before they are gone." 10 products get 15 free. it is obvious those have their profit in mind when their marketing to the public, not the public's health. excludedbut promotions menthol and tobacco flavors, the two flavors excluded by fda's flavor guides. seems quite unabashed, and its interest to cash in on the flavors the fda has deemed urgent to take off the market.. you think it is a responsible of your company to offload your remaining stock of levers in a fire sale at the same time the fda is sounding the alarm on the appeal of these products to youth? all, are strictly controlled and only accessible to 21 plus adults. >> so you're not taking accountability for that fact while the fda says let's remove flavors, or trying to sell your flavors and market these flavors that mr. loftin so would be considered as an responsible act of marketing

biggest prize of the night's best picture for its satirical look at class divisions there is rob reynolds has more from hollywood and the oscar goes to. parasite i am knight of triumph for south korean cinema and director paul june home for the 1st time in the oscars 92 year history a film in a language other than english one the top award surprising many critics and so-called hollywood insiders. honks critically acclaimed story of wealth class power and deceit swept best director best screenplay and best international feature film in addition to best picture. thank you i read it during country to next morning thank you. renee zellweger the star of judy won the best actress award for brilliant and emotional portrayal of one of hollywood's late stars judy garland misguide you were certainly among the heroes he knights into phyla. as widely predicted joaquin phoenix won the best actor award for his electrifying portrayal of poverty despair and mental illness in joker he made a plea for social justice animal rights and low for the planet whether we're talking about gender inequality or racis

welcome to bbc news — i'm james reynolds. ceremony. brad pitt has taken home one of the night's major awards — winning best supporting actor — in the quentin tarantino film ‘once upon a time in hollywood.‘ here in hollywood, the oscars are infull swing. here in hollywood, the oscars are in full swing. also the south korean film parasite picks up the top award. millions are supposed to go back to work in china after the extended lunar new year break. but severe restrictions due to the coronavirus outbreak means, many businesses remian closed. ireland's general election changes the country's political landscape with a surge in support for the left—wing

dean reynolds has his story. >> how do you feel? >> i'm starting to feel a lot better. >> reporter: daniel ament is very lucky to be alive. >> there is good days and bad days. >> reporter: he started vaping about nine months ago. everybody else was. but by september, he was gasping for breath. his mother tammy recalled his health crisis. >> he went from not being able to breathe a little tiny bit to not being able to breathe at re lung transplafopital i 40 days went by and you don't have any memory until after the lung transplant. >> i lost all my memories, they ve you a medication that makes you forget. >> i couldn't talk or move because my muscles had all atrophied. i didn't even have enough strength to lift up my hand. >> reporter: he lost 50 pounds. needing help to get out of bed or up the stairs. now he is speaking out against vaping. >> i think my story will compel to understand the dangers that i was unaware of. >> reporter: and yet daniel is having trouble getting that message akrorks even to his own brother. his twin brothe

time in boss alone on friday both as finished just ahead of red bull driver max 1st up and while reynolds daniel ricardo finished 3rd having earliest at the fastest time in the morning the australians improvement foreknow boosting hopes he can help break the most city's struggles in formula one the new season begins with the australian grand prix in melbourne next month. hundreds of films in 11 days the 70th international berlin film festival reaches its high point on saturday when the baz will be awarded the last 2 films of 18 in competition was screened today including the iranian entry there is no evil. it is deep in despair he's doing his military service in the iranian army they want him to execute someone he decides to disobey the order. of those that has chosen a different path he's a doting husband and he carries out executions for the regime on a regular basis mohammad russell laughs film takes place over 4 episodes each dealing with the death penalty it's a highly political subject one that's gotten the director banned from directing and even from leaving the country at the bell

i'm james reynolds.a sixth life. italy imposes quarantine restrictions and the venice carnival closes early to contain europe's largest outbreak. we have a special report from syria where civilians trapped in idlib, the last rebel stronghold, are under ferocious attack by forces loyal to president assad. it's now the biggest exodus of the conflict. they have fled time and time again and now they can go no further, so they ask, now that there are so many of them, can the world continue to ignore their fate? india prepares for donald trump's visit. so can narendra modi and the us president

we're talking reynolds wrap here even that has been doing well. all of them are holding up well i agree with dom, by the way price discovery works. they didn't like casper's pricing on this, and they pushed it down. there was no interest in it. priced at $12, opens at $14.50 and trading above that i think that's successful so far. >> bob makes a good point with the drug discovery companies, they may not have the profitability that investors are looking for but have the option on big future gains. a company like casper, you know what you're getting. >> but you know what you're getting with those binary result pharmaceutical companies as well i remember when i came in this morning, schrodinger i'm thinking schrodinger's cat, is the stock going to be alive or dead? let's open the box and find out. schrodinger's cat is very much alive in this market the fact that it can act the way it is is comforting out there. we are seeing a 2020 start off the question becomes whether or not that can stay that way y yes, direct to consumer companies are going to fa

earlier, my colleaguejames reynolds spoke to peter power.a former met police officer with the anti—terrorism branch and author of the uk government's guide book "preventing chaos in crisis". james began by asking him about the police tactics on occasions like this. well, the police tactics i have been observing are those that have been rehearsed and have been ready and waiting for quite some time. we saw them not long ago in the london bridge attack. we have to think about the threat level and it wasn't all that long ago that the government reduced it, actually, to substantial, but that still means a terrorist attack is highly likely, so what you're now seeing on the screens is part of a rehearsed plan, unanticipated series of events, by the police and they are trying to find out not only who this person is, but who the accomplices were. i've certainly come across one story saying that it could have been a car chase. it begs the question, could there have been some terrorist attempt somewhere else that has just come to a sad conclusion on th

that you're going to really the test is super tuesday we'll find out. >> kevin sheridan, christina reynolds, thank you both. i appreciate it. >>> coming up after the break, attorney general bill barr speaking out publicly against president trump. but we're talking about whether there's real friction between the two or whether this is for show with real reporting from our nbc news team. >>> but first a story we're following here in new york. harvey weinstein's sexual assault case soon in the hands of the jury. closing arguments by the prosecution start today. he's facing five charges including rape and predatory sexual assault. he's denied all of it. predatory sexual assault he's denied all of it. hey there people eligible for medicare. gimme two minutes. and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza... [mmm pizza...] is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80 percent... medicare will pay for. what's left... this slice here... well... that's on you. and that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, i

and he was pretty cool, sally field had no problem with burt reynolds.cest guys around. but a car does not make you a jerk. if you are a jerk and you have a really nice car, it probably makes people like you that much less. >> dana: knew that you grew up in the south and texas. and for you, you have been underestimated your whole life, right? like this idea of labeling people and putting them in boxes because of where they might be from or the car they might drive, it is something that you have always rejected. >> well, it is. one thing i cannot stand to hear politicians say it is referred to americans as upper-class, middle-class, or lower class. how about upper income, middle income, lower income. i know a lot of high-class poor people. i have never believed in labeling people. to the great thing about america, it does not matter where you start off if you want to work really hard and pursue happiness, you never know where you might end up. >> dana: might be a nashville where you are. i wanted to ask you one other thing. at the top of the show dr. who