weighing in the the russell 18 in the financials. you're saying if i want to be in small cap i'm betting against tech and higher interest rates because the regional banks will need that in order to. and my hufrmg is i don't think interest rates. >> won't that hurt the reits making up 10%. >> it's a bit of that. but basically essentially what you implied in the conversation before i jumped on it's dependent on a handful of supercap names ultimately that's the risk for the market. >> good discussion on the iwm watch small caps lets move on from the small to the big week ahead for your money. a lot on the karltd that could shake things up. number one with, you got the start of earnings season with the big banks. jp morgan chase and others out next we can. the expected signing of the phase 1 trade deal and a bunch a number of fed speeches, all in the coming week. how should you position yourself forward, tim for the big week. >> the fed speak taking what i heard this week is that you've got a fed that's playing the game they're not chang

russell simmons faces no charges.people have very few heros to spare. not many of us get to the level of success of a russell simmons, which is why i was so proud of him. ♪ >> as cofounder of deaf jam recordings. russell simmons is considered a pillar of hip-hop culture, which he helped define from the earliest days through music and fashion. >> i have known russell for many years. you know, i met him in my early 20s. >> alexia knew russell before he was famous and said he raped her on their first and only date in 1991. >> this was a very swift attack. what was going through my mind more than anything was why. it was just why. because i liked russell. you know, i would have just kissed him. i would have made out with him. i would have -- he didn't have to attack me! >> what did he do? >> he raped me right up against the [ expletive ] wall. >> a number of women have alleged similar experiences with russell simmons for a documentary set to premier at the sun dance film festival at the end of the month. >> i hope that bl

russell. russell: how you guys doing?tool, but it's not the most important one. that would be the website. so i've set up a meeting with my friend russell brunson, one of the world's top experts in internet marketing. he's gonna give the team some feedback, and he's gonna help us go to the next level. russell: i was looking around flexwatches.com. looking around, there's all these options -- kind of got bored. lemonis: was the charity thing obvious to you when you first went on the site? russell: not at all. travis: like, the story wasn't clear. russell: i own a company called click funnels, so any entrepreneur can build a sales funnel. lemonis: at its most basic, an online sales funnel is a series of pages that leads consumers to the check-out. introducing the product, telling the story, getting them invested in it, finally taking them to the sales page and even upselling them additional products. it's a great way to convert visitors into customers because you're giving them step-by-step guidance. did you put any ideas t

russell, what about you?ink every year we see pretty much the same thing for the last decade. apple releases numbers, things drop a little, then climb right back up. there may be this, you know, this kind of shake in the beginning where things aren't maybe as excellent as expected but i think it's going to end up continuing to pull up. if you buy now you will continue to be happy. liz: thank you very much. the chicken wars' royal rumble getting a powerful new entrant with 17 minutes to go until the closing bell. up next, the new move by mickey d's that's ruffling the feathers of its fast food competitors. some people say "dress your age." that's ridiculous. i dress how i feel. yesterday i felt bold with boundless energy. this morning i woke up calm and unbreakable. tomorrow? who knows. age is just an illusion. how you show up for the world, that's what's real. what's your idea? i put it out there with a godaddy website. make the world you want. liz: the stock market is turning into an all-out game of chicken.

the harmony can be found again and finn russell can be welcomed back in again.oken protocol, then no one is bigger than the team and you can understand scotland taking that approach, but you do hope from a scottish perspective, and the six nations, that he is welcome to back. we are wholly better with him than without him. scotland will be without him. scotland will be without their most influential player for the six nations opener against ireland in dublin, possibly for the entire tournament. already under pressure after a poor world cup shopping injapan, this is a major problem that had coach townsend could do without. andy burke, bbc news, murray field. some other stories making the news this thursday. after that 2—0 defeat to burnley last night, ole gunnar solskjaer still retains the support of the manchester united board. those behind the scenes have come in for fierce criticism from many fans, though. england's hopes of winning the under 19 world cup are over. they lost their second group game to australia, who knocked off a0 runs in the last three overs

russell: with that, i will open it up for the audience q&a. please keep your hands up, wait for the mic. put your name and affiliation, and please try to keep your comments and questions brief. over here in the center? maybe if you could just pass the microphone down. >> thank you. bonnie, you mentioned you predict beijing is more likely to go for a more tougher direction. does that mean we are going to see a continuation of its current tactics, like purging china's diplomatic allies, or becausesee new tactics the decision does not really work in china's favor? bonnie: thank you for giving me the opportunity to allow for this -- to address this because i probably did not stress enough that i do think china will ratchet up pressure on taiwan. they have an ever-growing toolbox. one of the articles in "global times" over the weekend mentioned that there is a big policy toolbox in things that they can do. we have seen a great deal in the military, diplomatic area. i would not be surprised if they continue to go after those and maybe even lose them

my nameam is russell hsiao. and executive director of the global taiwan institute. on behalf of gti e i just want u first thank congressman ted yoho and ambassador stanley kao for those exceptional, clear, and inspirational remarks and i think it really helped to set the stage foret the discussion e are about to have. i would also like to express my appreciation to walter lohman and the heritage foundation for cohosting today's event with gti. gti is a 501(c)(3) think tank dedicated exclusively to taiwan policy research. we have a special issue of our biweekly publication to global taiwan brief that will be released this wednesday written by some of our advisors and in-house analysts providing their assessments on the opportunities and challenges for u.s.-taiwan relations in 2020. if you're not a subscriber, you may do so on our website at www.global taiwan dot orgy. in the interest --.org. i will dispense with a link to the introduction but a what highlights a few points. as alluded to earlier by walter, the elections of help over this weekend were taiwan seventh p

russel what's your pick?i think the big emerging technology we'll see a lot about is augmented reality glasses. not the big fancy ones we're assuming coming from apple mind you, that those are probably a couple years off still but we'll see kind of emerging patterns from companies like north whose going to release a second version of their focals glasses and those are supposed to look and feel exactly like glasses but still give you that display over the eye and that's something we're going to hear a lot about. >> liz: we're looking at occulus , and virtual reality several years ago i was at ces, the consumer electronics show and everybody said this is the big thing. i don't see mass adoption of that, russel. >> well it's actually funny you point that out. oculus, as a company has seen more growth in the last year than in the past previous years combined. there's been a tremendous explosion for adoption when it comes to the headsets. that having been said it's still a fraction of the gaming market as a whole

simmons would look bad >> 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 russell simmons. >> reporter: oprah says she believes the women featured in the film "on the record." >> i stand in support of these women. >> reporter: but she also says she worried about inconsistencies in accusers' stories, and told the filmmakers she wanted changes and didn't want to rush to premiere at the sundance film festival >> i thought some things were not right. i wanted the context of the story to be broadened. i wanted more women brought into the story. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports oprah left the project after showing the documentary to director ava duvernay who gave a harsh critique in november, simmons posted this video, questioning his accusers' credibility on instagram. >> fame and fortune are catalysts for untrue accusations. >> reporter: in an open letter to oprah, he said "i have never been violent or forced myself on anyone." >> he has millions of followers. i have like a thousand and he is u

i cannot be silenced by a russell simmons >> oprah says she believes the women featured in the film "on the record." >> i stand in support of these women >> reporter: but she also worries about inconsistencies in the stories and told the film makers she wanted changes and did want want to rush to premiere at the sun dance film festival. >> i thought some things were not right. i wanted more women brought into the story. >> reporter: that's correct shows oprah left the project after showing the project toava who gave a harsh critique >> fame and fortune are catalysts for untrue accusations >> reporter: in an open letter to oprah, he said "i have never been violent or forced myself on anyone." >> he has millions of followers. i have like a thousand and he is using all of that muscle to try to drown out our voices >> reporter: drew dixon is an accuser at the center of the new film after oprah's withdrawal, she told "the new york times" i am being silenced the most powerful black woman in the world is being intimidated. >> i do hope people will see the film >> make your own decisions abou

. >> yeah. >> and russell -- >> this is not a victory for russell.cause of russell. this is not a victory lap for him. i cannot be silenced by a russell simmons after all i've been through. and also, you know, i spent three years on trial trying to protect the girls at my school who had accused a dorm parent of sexual assault. three years on trial, and nobody believed them. >> it struck me as odd that some would accuse you of not standing f accused of you not sticking up for women, black women in particular. >> to me that is ridiculous. and also ridiculous to think i could be intimidated by russell simmons. yeah. >> or anyone. >> i don't think anyone. not at this point. i am about to turn 66, okay? >> that's the one thing you get when you turn 66. you know, people are saying that i was silenced. i am not silenced. i'm sitting on "cbs this morning," which is exactly the opposite of being silenced. i stand with the women. i hope people see the film even though -- and make their own decisions about it. >> can you stay around so we can unveil the book cl

crowe, russell crowe picking up russell crowe, russell crowe picking up that golden globe for his performancear as what we are expecting this time around, marriage story had the most nominations for this years golden globes. it stars driver and scarlett joha nsson. a rather grim tale of a couple is putting up on them and their child. also nominated with five, receiving five nominations, is the martin scorsese film the irishman, with stars al pacino and robert de niro. that, of course, widely tipped for honours this awards season. and then there are thejew hopes. starring anthony hopkins and jonathan pryce. —— the to two popes. they have spent billions of dollars recruiting some of the biggest talent both behind the camera and in front of it. and it would appear to be paying off, certainly if they win one of the big awards tonight, then a lot of people will be saying this whole business has turned a corner, if you like, ironic, perhaps, that these awards are on a mainstream tv network, nbc. interesting stuff. the rise of the streaming services has been incredible. david, if you can still hear

not the ideal preparation, you can't get away from it, finn russell is world class.comeback by scotland against england, it was really instigated by finn russell. what we found out that he broke team protocol, yes, we love mavericks and unique players, but they should never be a bigger player than the team, everybody should be on board with the team protocol. tough cold, but we willjust need to wait and see if it is the right cold. yes, always the perennial question and spot how you deal with those creative characters. we have talked scotland, wales and ireland, but we haven't thought england. remember, they were in the rugby world cup final injapan, they lost to south africa, andy swiss is light any pad is for us ahead of their game against france on sunday. andy, the build—up to the 6 nations campaignfor the build—up to the 6 nations campaign for eddie jones the build—up to the 6 nations campaign for eddiejones has been all about what kind of motivation at this england side will have after reaching the heights they did in japan? reporter: welcome to paris, you can

this is the story of molly russell. molly was the youngest of three sisters.ed to be a very ordinary teenager. she was 14. she was enthusiastic. she handed her homework in that night, she packed her bags and was preparing to go to school the next day, and then when we woke up the next morning, she was dead. molly was one of around 200 children who take their own lives every year. since her death, we have been able to look back and just scratch the surface of some of the social media accounts that she had been following. i remember this one, that picture. "this world is so cruel, i don't want to see it anymore." there are accounts from people who were depressed or self—harming, and some of that content seemed to be quite positive, perhaps groups of people who were trying to help each other out, but some of that content is shocking in that it encourages self—harm. it links self—harm to suicide and i have no doubt that instagram helped kill my daughter. these are some of the posts molly had liked. dark, hopeless, relentless, and there is much, much more. certain

russell 2000 down more than half a per september. we're at the lows of the day briefly turning negative for the year s&p and nasdaq down 5% down from its 52-week high let's get to seema at the new york stock exchange. >> yeah and we're watching the

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> since the e mountain messenger has been covering local news and sierra county and the owner don russell about the papers back in the 90s and he has been trying to sell the comedy the past year and he plans to retire in hopes that someone will embrace the mountain messenger's history and his claim to fame was mark twain once wrote for the paper while hiding out for the authorities and apparently was challenged to a duel for criticizing a sanitary commission.>> nevada i just outlaw doing and the governor for whom mark twain's brother worked said i will give you 24 hours we had to get out of town.>> such a great story and russell says unless someone buys the mountain messenger by the end of the month the press. for good. >>> today is the first friday of this new year. here is the first 20/20 addition of weekend watch.>>reporter: going into the first weekend of 2020 and it is a good time to take advantage of the first friday event alongside all of the other free offers in san francisco and enjoy the asian art museum free mondand culture japan town for the 49th annual japanese new year festi

molly russell had been looking at these online and took real life.molly or what her father ian believes these proposals are all about. we are not asking for people's privacy to be invaded here. we are asking for the data that is available, that these tech companies use and monetise, to be not just tech companies use and monetise, to be notjust turned into their profits but to be used for good as well. do you really think the tech companies will willingly hand over their data? i think the tech companies' first step seems to be a caution. they are very suspicious of people's motives, but i would hope the tech companies see the value of that. it is really important. it will save lives. social media is of course not totally bad, but it is important the harmful parts of social media are kept in check, otherwise that is what we will only hear about. how many of you use social media? learning about online safety is also of course a job for teachers, parents and the youngest users, some still at primary school. social media makes me feel very happy because m

for now, for molly and childrenjust like her, ian russell's works goes on.elped and the increased awareness that we have has helped anyone else, she would be very pleased. angus crawford, bbc news. the colombian government says it's to restart aerial spraying of coca leaves with herbicide, in an effort to reduce the record levels of cocaine currently produced in the country. spraying was suspended in 2015 after a study found the chemical used could cause cancer. since then, the area under coca cultivation has tripled, with much of the cocaine produced ending up in the us. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan travelled to colombia to find out what else is behind the surge in production. in the middle of the andes, after a three—hour hike, i meet the foot soldiers of the cocaine trade. the farmers. how old are you? every two months, they harvest a crop of coca leaves. it pays them around £75 a month each, mainly for what they do with the leaves. they add a variety of toxins, including ammonia and petrol. the process creates this valuable paste, wh

russell four hour correspond with me.h number one singles, coming from two sets down. that looked like it was going to be fairly straightforward when you saw the form of the two had been in recently. seated here for the first time. mcdonald had played one match since may after surgery on his hamstring. you would not have known it. he won the first two sets really aggressively, complete control. evans was struggling. he said he felt a little bit sore and stiff today. he came through really, really well and one sets four and five fairly convincingly. he has come back from two sets down to any grand match. we saw the rain affected things today. really heavy rain and it meant we have not seen kyle edmund are likely to finish his match. —— unlikely to finish his match. frustrating for those in the locker room but they can be aware how desperately australia needs the rain at the moment. when it does come down in melbourne, it can come down very, very heavily indeed. as a result, good for content to be sent home early and not ha

soon i think you very much russell. appreciation also to alter and their heritage foundation also to you in their audience was, today. special in a monday morning. i would also like just for a second to express condolences to their families of their republic of china armed forces officers and airmen who also lives. this month in a tragic helicopter crash. he made their sacrifice for their own country. their determinate that was held today. they were acknowledging these sacrifices. and certainly warranted. there's been a lot of discussion on their outcomes of their election. predate their election and just equally they would've won their presidency or their majority. with their election behind us now, i think u.s. perspective, bedtime really to do a fundamental policy towards taiwan. for a prostrate relations. when, i mean, it that it's something this 1993, 1994, it looks for frivolous issues. but it's really something that goes to some of their fundamental policies that is endured at least since 19799. if not even earli

russell is with me, we have seen the fed ready some impressive things in his career and arguably thate with the some of those moments that appears on the brink. seven times in that fourth set and there were times where tennys sandgren, he will have a few regrets, he knows he could have pushed a little bit harder in those match points, federer played for the most pa rt match points, federer played for the most part a very conservative point, he was struggling with injury, he had the treatment of court for a groin problem, he was also warned for swearing, wasn't happy at the linesjudge who is next for swearing, wasn't happy at the lines judge who is next on for swearing, wasn't happy at the linesjudge who is next on him to the umpire that he got through but once he saved are those match points in the decider he started hitting the ball deeper and more like the fed rate we are used to seeing but he is not in the form he needs to be in to win the australian open or even to come close to threatening novak djokovic in the semifinal on thursday. interesting, novak djokovic to come next. away

professor russell and mr. waters were in a development, including the expectation that ai capabilities will eventually exceed those of humans across a range of real-world decision-making scenarios. we will hear about steps we can to get through this is not the dystopic future science fiction, but a new one that will benefit us all. we will hear from them for about half an hour and then open it up for questions from the audience. after that we will break for a reception out in the tariffs and have food and water and drinks available. the book "human compatible" will also be available for purchase and thus russell has kindly agreed to sign copies for those interested. so with that i will turn it over to professor stuart russell and west coast editor richard waters. in-q-tel. [applause] -- thank you. >> thank you very much. welcome for joining us to share a great -- if you don't know, rush out and buy the book after the introduction. we'll dig into it as much as again but maybe we we'll hold back some secrets so

for now, formerly in childrenjust like her, ian russell's work goes on.y molly storey has helped and the increased awareness that we have has helped anyone else she would be very pleased. now two of the candidates to succeed jeremy corbyn as leader of the labour party have launched their campaigns today. early this evening, rebecca long—bailey set out her pitch to the membership in manchester. she promised to end the gentleman's club of politics by devolving power to the regions. before that, it was emily form bree's turn. she opened her campaign in her hometown saying it was important to choose a leader to take labour forward and bring important to choose a leader to take labourforward and bring back important to choose a leader to take labour forward and bring back the voters the party had lost. 0ur correspondent has been following the action. from rebecca long-bailey, definitely one of the favourites in this election, a fiery speech there in the last hour talking about how she wanted to fight for labour values, many of those values similar to those tha

russell westbrook in the open floor. he took flak in the locker room. >> just a little bit. thomas ejected. a minute and a half into the game. what got him tossed. take another look. can't make contact with the official and he gives them the chest bump. that's it. >> that didn't go over well. >> it never does. >> scott get some rest. enjoy the weekend. that will do it for us. thank you for making us your choice for week. news. news. throw on my wireless headphones and disappear into the nature channel. man on tv: the young flat back turtle searches for food on the ocean floor. this flat back, however... the fascinating thing about nature is how, in the blink of an eye, it can go from a scene of total tranquil beauty to raw, primal violence. can you seriously not hear me with those things on? it's noise-canceling technology. give it a spin. it's got -- sweetie! focus. mom, why are you freaking out on everyone? because you are acting very irresponsibly -- all of you. listen, honey, luke has a giant project due tomorrow for

from melbourne, here's our tennis correspondent russel fuller.n and 110w unexpected. no australian open and now we know he will not play indoors in february in either not palliate 01’ in february in either not palliate or write it down. it may concern here is that if this pelvic bone bruise is related to his hip surgery which he had this time last year, which he had this time last year, which seems entirely possible, it may not be quite such a straightforward problem to fix. he doesn't appear to be spending with some of the tennis court at all at the moment, more jim some of the tennis court at all at the moment, morejim work in gogo which is that him and good stead throughout his career. as for you had a cot to come she says that her injury and the injury that plagued her last year is manageable for a johanna konta. it is not acute and she is ready to go at the shrugging open but she has said she will not play for gb open but she has said she will not playforgb in open but she has said she will not play for gb in the fed cup in twe nty20. play f

russell wilson and the seahawks or aaron rodgers and the packers.bay area connection. adams. 20-yard score. 21-3 packers. rodgers threw for two scores. you knew seattle would come back. oakland's own marshawn lynch. two scores in the second half. seattle within five. marshawn lynch cryptic on the future. we'll hear from him. two minutes to go. winning time. third and nine. rodgers to jimmy graham. of course it's close w he go to review. looked hike he was short. the call stands first down. and pete doesn't like it. that is the clincher. packers win 28-23. setting up a date with the niners in the nfc championship. >> i mean winning is always satisfying. but there are moments in a season that rank higher than others and this obviously is one of those moments. these are the moments that you work for and you think about in the off-season, the chance to put a game away: >> so i mean you start taking care of your mentals and podies and chicken from when y'all, you know, ready to walk away. you walk away and you be able to do what you want to do. i appreci

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russell wilson throws a 53-yard touch down.d a chance late, though, down 8 with under two minutes to go. sacked and seahawks defense. season high seven sacks in this game. seattle wins 17-9 and advance to the divisional round. >> we knew we had to make a play and sure enough and i think more than anything else we believe. we have everything we want and everything we need. marshawn is back, too. to see him running is pretty cool. so got a lot of good things going for us. we've got to stay the course, though. >> and then there were 8. the vikings going to san francisco and the titans going to baltimore. and sunday the chiefs host the texans while the packers host the seahawks. only two quarterbacks who have played in a super bowl are remaining, and they're playing each other. russell wilson and aaron rogers, so it's really exciting to see some fresh blood this season. >> it is. and no patriots in the super bowl. who knows? >> he's not going to be a happy man. thanks so much. "early start" continues right now. >>> huge crowds in t

russell has assembled a representative panel of some of the most authoritative opinion on u.s. taiwan relations imaginable perhaps from 2049 and a csis and george washington university all longtime experts in their field. with this i turn it over to russell and he will guide us through the conversation on taiwan trade thank you. >> okay. good morning everyone. my name is russell and i'm the executive executor of the global taiwan entity and on behalf of gti i want to thank congress when ted yoho, ambassador stanley for those exceptional clear and inspirational remarks and i think they help you set the stage for the discussion we are about to have. in seven and also like to think -- we also have a special issue of our biweekly population that will be released this wednesday, and in-house analysts providing their assessments on the opportunities and challenges for u.s. taiwan relations in 2020. so if you're not already subscribed to see all or updates you may go to w., dot global taiwan our edgy, so in the interest of time i will start with a link the introduction but i do want t

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all the british people are welcome in russell's. it's very important for me to say we need to think about the future. >> you've got lots of peopo queuing up t in. asdo you see brexit rejection of belgium, as a rejection of europe? >> it's not a rejection of europe. the relationship between the united kingdom and belgium in brussels in take it or is not with the european union. there are more than 7000 british citizens who live in belgium. it's important that they stay a citizen of the city. >> arece you coned that the economic ties between belgium and the u.k. -- >> it's very important to do what we can together. our economies are very linke it is a new start. not that the belgian people chose, but we respect the decision of the u.k. >> is it right you are playing english music or british music? >> we are playing british music. also we will do a light show in a few minutes. we wantenll the british citiz and the people of brussels to see there is a good relan onship betweee two people. >>y thank you verch. they have really gone all o

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midfield now russel wilson airing it out to dk metcalf 53 yard gain touchdown.against the goal line. pete carol fired up. they win and take on aaron rodgers and the packers next week. some hockey now brett burns and the sharks all smiles looking for third straight win today. where is his teeth? hockey, you negotiation it's okay they don't have any. >> three goals. a hat trick for evander kane. mouthpieces are good. sharks 4-2. beats martin jones with 49.2 seconds to go. then t.j. with 15 second going to overtime. could you believe that? sharks thought they had it won and ended losing on this. caps win 5-4 in overtime. multi goal lead with less than a minute to go and lose. abc 7 news sponsored by river rock casino. count down to niners game. >> weather wise, it's raining. >> get your ponchos. >> wow, these demanding. >> really wants sunshine. i'll try. >> thanks. >> much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, up next stark message from homeland security about the potential for attacking at home. >> and as rainfalls and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 3

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russell however did underperform it lost just about .1 of 1%.d it over to mike santoli with his third dashboard of the day and third of 2020 >> more investors than ever decide to go along for the ride when they invest which means buy the index and passively get exposure to the market there's a wells fargo note upgrading blackrock. included this chart in the trend. etfs is on top growing share. below that is passive mutual funds. together they are almost half. about 41%, 42% i believe it is of all retail assets are now passively managed. you know it's hard to see this trend changing this has been a very, very consistent trend basically people are going for low cost this idea that it's very difficult or impossible to consistently beat the market maybe kit go too far in certain market environments but right now it's not bearing out there's challenges with fees going down for managed products. take a look at this chart of the big asset managers blackrock has been the, almost the best performer blackrock has 7 trillion in management not all passive.

off of the court she is a huge seahawks fan because of her brother russell wilson. coming up, we talked about savannas events and how that sticks with her teammates. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem ...and done. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. only at a sleep number store save $1,000 on the sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now only $1,799. only for a limited time >>> the 49ers are one game away from the nfc championship, so are the seattle seahawks which means that the rivals may meet for a third time . >> scott reports the stanford women's skboth sides. >> anna wilson is a basketball player with football in her blood . >> eye contact a football . >> not only can she catch a football, she gets to catch passes from her brother who happens to be seahawks star russell wilson . >> i get to really be a part of the game. i am a little bit more attached than most people . >> of course the combination of bein

it was being rushed to premiere at sundance >> i unequivocally say i did not pull out because of russell. >> reporter: now oprah says she plan to get people together from all sides to talk about the book on apple tv in march. >> i think it's going to allow us to open up the conversation i unexpected and i really hope meaningful ways. >> reporter: still, the backlash has not appeared to hurt sales. the book number one on amazon this week gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new york. >>> federal prosecutors overseeing the college admissions cheating scandal proposed today a series of trials for actress lori loughlin and her husband and other defendants loughlin would be in the first trial in october. >>> up next for us tonight, the crackdown on a popular hand sanitizer. i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this

for now, for molly and childrenjust like her, ian russell's works goes on.y has helped and the increased awareness that we have has helped anyone else, she would be very pleased. angus crawford, bbc news. ben croucher has all the sport. england are on top. 120 from ben stokes and a maiden century. 135 not out. england declared on 499—9. the england spinner was taking both wickets. still trailing. i think they were at medan and when he gave up, i didn't know what to do asa he gave up, i didn't know what to do as a celebration. get rid of a bit of energy. it was a pretty special moment and it was awesome to see the boysin moment and it was awesome to see the boys in the changing room and see how happy they were as well is something we really enjoying changing room. we enjoy each other‘s success changing room. we enjoy each other‘s su ccess ca n changing room. we enjoy each other‘s success can so that was pretty awesome. a great day for him. he him. he says he has not stopped smiling. the thoughts in ourjonathan trott. the thing that struck me and impressed me

we are seeing that in the russell 2000. a bit of an expectation that perhaps something worse could play out. .ight now down .8% the worst decline is for the dow transports, now down more than 2%. if this virus is spreading around the world and it is not known that that is the case in china right now -- six deaths, 291 cases -- but if there is a case reported by the cdc, it could crimp travel. headingsports right now for its worst day in almost two months. we can take a look at what that looks like for the american airlines, a big leg lower, down 4%. american airlines down on this report on what is happening in china. on the headline that perhaps .here is a case in the u.s. an extra leg lower right now. american airlines down 4%, heading for the worst day in a week. confirming the risk off picture for stocks, haven assets rallying, the 10-year yield down five basis points. investors seeking the safety of bonds. they are also seeking the safety of the japanese yen. the dollar versus the yen falling by .3%. confirming once aga

here is a clip from our archival film series, reel america. , senator russell and others have said the patterns of the past cannot be changed overnight. that whites cannot change their attitudes so fast as migos would like them to change them. how do you answer that statement? dr. king: i think we are dealing with two matters here. on the one hand, we are dealing with the problem of grappling with behavior and controlling behavior. on the other hand, we are dealing with changing attitudes. i quite agree that attitudes are not often changed overnight. and in this sense, it may be true that you cannot legislate morals. while it is true that morality legislated, we must see the other side and that is that behavior can be regulated. the law may not change the heart, but it can restrain the heartless. immoral posture to hold the position that individuals, whether they be knee grows or members of other minority groups, could have -- should have their basic constitutional and god-given rights held up until some misguided individuals are able to change their attitudes. i think by changing the

it was being rushed to premiere at sundance >> i unequivocally say i did not pull out because of russell. >> reporter: now oprah says she plans to ge people together from all sides to talk about the book on apple tv in march. >> i think it's going to allow us to open up the conversation i unexpected and i really hope meaningful ways. >> reporter: still, the backlash has not appeared to hurt sales. the book number one on amazon this week gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new york. >>> ra the college admissions cheating scandal proposed today a series of trials fortress lori and her husband and other defendants loughlin would be in the first trial in october. >>> up next for us tonight, the crackdown on a popular hand sanitizer. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. you have power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength of ad

>>as russell tells it while hiding from the law after being challenged to a duel for criticizing the sanitary commission. >>nevada had just outdoor doing. and the governor for rooms trends brother worked said. give me 24 hours, but you got to get out of town. >>now there is still a paper the cover sierra county this year a booster but that comes out twice a month this paper was weekly folks here in town in the coming up to us on the street and say this is a huge loss for them and especially since the town has already seen the closure of a bank and a gas station. you got to read the sheriff's plotter and then a 100 years ago today and that will catch up on 90% of your gossip in town, yeah, it's a pretty much the only news outlet that we have a tear. >>russell doesn't want to advertise exactly just how many more papers sealed published to ensure advertisers still paying what is owed. but he says there won't be any after january less of course someone else buys the paper. it is a drag. >>30 years i've done it yet, but i that it downeyville doug johnson. >>well the 40 niners are using th

how does this affect you now, russell?t statement they have been adamant about the particular types of media they will work with. they are talking about young and up coming journalists. it is a sorry state of events, really. i think prince harry has chosen an instagram page, undoubtedly they have a huge following, but the british media has been particularly supportive to meghan when she came onto the scene and supported her engagement, patronage that she is vesting. let's not forget that prince harry's invictus games was usually supported by the media and it would not have had the success it has had and the level it has had without support. it remains to be seen how successful this period of them going alone will be. whether social media can do everything for them. i am not too sure. the royal editor for the daily mirror. let's take a look at some of the day's other news: the new president of the european commission says it will be impossible to reach a comprehensive post—brexit trade deal with the uk by the end of this ye

warriors had the lead and russell bombs away.ors by four and russell had 27 points. 20 seconds ago three point or yearly, is pretty good defense right here. not good enough. gametime go ot. daytime living life in the fast lane. 61 points. i have in my hands, the tuesday morning top five places day. number five, kings and heat tied ot. good night. he won the game 160-113. number four. panthers and they spread fast break and let's the puck into the goal. panthers win. number three lakers and celtics. they take the pass and drives it and polarizes lebron james. celtics dominate 139-107. number two, the tight end spent seven years in the national football league and after the afc championship he shared his wisdom about the journey to the big-game. >> i learned one thing science i've been here. you got a fight. for you right to party! >> travis kelty with his version and the pc boys and 12 days, the 49ers and achieves in super bowl liv. that is the latest in sports. see you tonight. >>> time check, 4:56. still ahead in our next half h

the russell 2000 down 0.1%. transports are higher on the date. 0.8%. joe: look at that russell. romaine: continued to watch that. then, let's dive deeper into the action. abigail? >> i'm watching those haven assets, rallying with stocks. take a look at the 10 year yield . of most interest is the japanese yen. the dollar falling against the yen. 1.10 two go from current levels. to believee reason that yen will continue to strengthen. the important piece is the top and bottom. the dollar-yen coming off the top of that range, going below its 50 day, 200 day, hitting that 100 day, so buyers trying to support it, but the greater implication may be a move back towards this range. investors are going towards the yen, it could suggest risk off, something to keep for sure. king dollar was the big narrative in 2019-2020. it might reverse. what does that mean for emerging markets? emerging markets should see a bid going into 2020. this is a jp morgan emerging bond index, two straight months of inflows. we continue to see asset allocation outside the u.s. into these markets as they play cat

russell has 46 caps for scotland.gised for the "ill—considered approach" to salary cap compliance, which led to saracens' relegation. wray said he took "full responsibility" for saracens being described as reckless by the panel. but said he didn't deliberately breach the cap. he made reference to property investments and image rights. premiership rugby announced saracens would be relegated at the end of the season. it comes after they were docked 35 points and fined 5.3 million pounds for breaching salary cap regulations. to cricket — as england captainjoe root has dismissed criticism from kevin pietersen about the way pace bowlerjofra archer is treated within the camp. this comes ahead of their final test against south africa, which starts tomorrow. the former england batsman, appeared to suggest that archer had been the victim of leaks in the squad, which reminded him of his own treatment in international set—up. there have been a number of learnings for him so far in this tour. we are keen on making sure we try to

two years ago, 14—year—old molly russell took her own life.k you for talking to us and coming on the programme again. could you remind us about the circumstances surrounding molly's death in relation to social media and what you discovered? after molly died we had many questions inevitably about what had happened to her and why she made the decision that she did. that led us to look on her social media accounts and what we found there was shocking. there we re we found there was shocking. there were memes of depressive material that encourage depression and anxiety, normalising such subjects andi anxiety, normalising such subjects and i think it led her to her death —— death or lead her to death. and it was disturbing to see these things are so obvious easily found on platforms such as instagram and pi nte rest. on platforms such as instagram and pinterest. just talking about the content pinterest. just talking about the co nte nt you pinterest. just talking about the content you are saying molly was exposed to, it is interesting because this

>>also a 28 to 10 lead that you know russell wilson and the seattle seahawks they were not going to go down without a fight they cut into that deficit but aaron rodgers he's a bad man he was able to run out the clock with 2 key third-down conversions late in the game to feel that victory. now is green bay at san francisco, a matchup we saw in week 11 the 9 ers won that one 37 to 8. the san francisco defense had 5 sacks that night is forced a rogers from will keep him packers territory. i do expect for this game to be much closer and kickoff where the matchup is set for 3 40 at levi's of course will have wall-to-wall coverage leading up to sunday night here on kron 4 our digital app. >>and on and of course our web site guy that is going to be a fun week of coverage and there's one more women they're going to south beach. >>cheap tickets are going for $360 the cheap one stand up for almost 400 and thanks so much to know that i think is jason actually. >>they took everything that we had and so difficult i try and like see past that it was a stressful thing to watch was upset at this. >>a