"better call saul" airs mondays at nine on amc.ing ♪ 'til earth and heaven ring ♪ ring with the harmony ♪ of liberty (mlk vo) to pray together, to stand up for freedom together. ♪ sing a song ♪ full of the faith that the dark past has taught us. ♪ ♪ let us march on 'til victory ♪ 'til victory is ♪ won. i'm loooooving the all-new camera system on iphone 11! (paul) and i love how at sprint... (sprintern) ...you can get the amazing iphone 11 for zero dollars a month when you trade-in your iphone 6s or newer... (paul) in any condition. (sprintern) seriously, in any condition. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new irresist-a-bowls now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. my skin gets so tired. this new olay serum feels so dewy, and hydrated... gives my skin an extra boost of life. it's full of energy. it finally matches me. i'm denise bidot, and my skin is powerful. and i can face anything with my olay. ♪ ♪ music playing ♪ welcome to my world ♪ won't you come on in ♪ i'll be

saul, just a couple of questions. what have you seen-- what successes have you seen in combatting scams and financial and fraud abuse for older adults. what are the biggest challenges right now and would better coordination between the agency and development of implementation and educational standards help? that's something that senator collins and i are working on right now. >> i think we need all the help week get to educate our customer and to educate the american public. so whatever you all can do, i'm all for it. as i said, in my statement, and we've talked about this this morning, we've rolled out, i think, a pretty comprehensive program of educating our customer and our beneficiary through the help of a lot of media, a lot of outside organizations, plus our own internal communications. it's never enough. i mean, whatever help we can get, it's a continuing process, we're in the initial phases, i believe, of educating our people. in my statement, you'll see where we've outlined pretty, in pretty extensive detail,

saÚl: si fuese asÍ...ganizaba, arrebataba el equipo a sus compaÑeros. saÚl: muchas patrullas fueron despojadas por los mismos delincuentes, que se van a encontrar en todos lados, las armas. carmen: ellos tambiÉn aceptan que muchos de sus colegas, quienes trabajan para el crimen organizado, enfrentaron la disyuntiva de "¿y, ahora, a quiÉn apoyo? ¿en quÉ bando voy a luchar?". ernesto: hubo testimonios de policÍas que a mÍ me dijeron, "¿sabes quÉ? este, no sabÍamos quiÉn era, pero cuando supimos quiÉn era, dejamos todo y nos fuimos". miguel Ángel: no estoy diciendo que todo el gobierno ni todas las policÍas ni todos los miembros de un departamento de policÍa, pero, sÍ, tal vez el 40, el 50 60 o el 70 % de la corporaciÓn que estÉ a las Órdenes del cartel, pues obviamente que__que, este, que le quita, le resta cierta capacidad de respuesta que puede tener el estado. carmen: a miguel Ángel vega algo le quedÓ muy claro. miguel Ángel: a partir del 17 de octubre, nosotros como ciudadanos y el mundo entero se dio cu

commissioner saul, we will start with you. comm. saul: well, thank you very much, senators, for welcoming us here. as you said, as everyone said so far, the publicity, the education is really the most important thing, and by having this hearing, i hope we can further that goal. committee chair collins, ranking member casey, and ranking members of the committee, i am andrew saul, committee of social security. thank you for inviting me here today to talk about the scam crisis. everyone here has probably received one of these scam calls , and too many people have been victimized and lost money. it is a national problem. at first, we were not doing enough to combat the scams, that . that was shortsighted. the magnitude of this problem caught us off guard. america trusts our agency and our employees, and we can allow 't allow swindlers to erode that trust. in my first office visit, employees told me how these scams harm americans and our service. we have received more and more reports from people who have been tricked by or are worried a

i saul isaul —— i saul —— it's different in many ways, i'm trying to get better every single minute of use that to make me a better coach. the main thing that i'm about is worth ethic, detail, making sure the players work. there's a few areas in preparation which i can —— ido areas in preparation which i can —— i do think is difficult but it will make you better. in about 12 hours, the captains will have just tossed up for the start of england's one day series in south africa. a new one in quinton de kock for south africa. for england — still eoin morgan — but for how much longer? he memorably led england to the world cup last summer. he did contemplate his future afterward but is staying on to lead the team in the first one dayer since that famous day at lord's. they begin in cape town tomorrow and morgan is unsure if he'll still be at the helm for the next world cup in 2023. we have two t20 world cups that i am focused on. i think once i have made the decision to continue on, certainly history suggests that decision, whether you like it or not, is taken out of your hands, given perfo

we figure out how saul goodman, saul goodman becomes saul goodman.nkirk is hilarious, witty but also very dark and see him in a new type of role and excited that comes out sunday. >> daryn, you were fantastic. so glad you could be here. get more from daryn as she hosts people tv's reality check streaming monday through thursday at 4:30 eastern. >> you'll get a letter from our lawyer if your next show starts with an air horn. >> i think we hit an all-time high. [ air horn ] >> got our money's worth out of that thing. >>> coming up, we have megadeals on space savers, the best products that free up space in your home and life like foldable luggage. that sounds amazing. hopefully will make travel a breeze. >>> we are honoring black history month surprising a deserving principal. how he's making a difference in his students' lives up ahead in a heartwarming saturday spirit. vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. vicks vapopatch. breathe easy. fisn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our li

luego viene diezmo, 10% de su saÚl rÍo, serian 2888 dÓlares cada aÑo.de templos omisiones internacionales de la iglesia. esto suma otros 500 dÓlares anuales. en total, una donaciÓn de unos 5. 700 dÓlares cada aÑo. >>> muchas esposas de hermanos no tienen trabajo inclusive sus estampillas que les da el gobierno de comida, con eso aportaban. >>> ademÁs de los aportes en efectivo, los miÉrcoles organizan venta de comida para recoger fondos adicionales para la iglesia. >>> ¿a dÓnde va todo este dinero? . >>> no se busca enriquecer a nadie, se trata de desarrollar los proyectos que la iglesia tiene. >>> uno de los proyectos es construir la ciudad luz del mundo en georgia. para ellos en 2017 la iglesia comprÓ 9 terrenos por 10 #, 5 millones de dÓlares. proyecto no se ha presentado al gobierno local. >>> sin embargo, no todo el dinero es para financiar proyectos de la iglesia. >>> el rancho en texas y en california son propiedad de los joaquÍn. yo estuve enviando hermanos a trabajar al rancho de texas. mo se les pegaba, no se les ayudaba. >>> estÁ valorado en

saul, just a couple questions. what have you seen, what successes have you seen in combating scams of financial abuse and older adults? what's the biggest challenges you face right now? and would better coordination betweent t agencies andnd the development and implementation of new education standards help? something that center collins liar working on right now. >> i think we need all of the help we can get to educate our customer and to educate the american public. so what all you can do, i am all for it. as i said in my statement and we talkedd about this this morning, we have rolled out a pretty comprehensive program our customer and or beneficiary through the help of ati lot of media and outside organizations plus our own internal communications. it's never enough. what ever help we can get, it is a continuing process we are in the initial phases of educating our people. in my statement you will see where we have outlined pretty extensive detail of our current efforts. i would appreciate any comments, any sen

my name is elizabeth saul and i work at st albans. feel. fear feet. feel . all we can be the generation that ends it good malaria must start so millions can live. this is deja vu news live from berlin china sees its deadliest day yet in the corona virus outbreak health officials are trying for you to us surge in deaths and infections to a new reporting method the spike in these numbers raises questions about how long it will be before this outbreak. also coming up. to the bombing of dress.

and the role of saul he said has taken him to some dark places in recent years.e wouldn't mind doing something comedy. >> when this is over, if i act again, it will be something funny. remember you can reach me add 412-079-6144. >> whatever he does he'll do it mandy patinkin style. all passion, no pretense. did you ever switch off? >> when i'm finished it's like somebody pulled the light out of a socket. it goes from 100 miles an hour to zero. i lay down and pass out. >> it looks like it's exhausting to be mandy patinkin. >> it is. [laughter] ♪ [shouting] [clapping and shouting] [cymbals clanging] [knocking] room for seven. and much, much more. the first-ever glb. i remember thinking about ii was going to do that thing. coming to cancer treatment centers of america, they treat the whole person. everything is here. imaging, infusion. i don't have to go anywhere else. they cared about me as a person beyond just being a cancer patient. they're my second family. get care like no other. call us at cancer treatment centers of america. (janine) really haunted me.inances

my first question is for commissioner saul. i welcome additional thought hae from inspector ennis if you have anything to add. in a single day, she received ed over a dozen unsolicited phone calls. the criminals soughtsca to scar liz and devulging her bank bu account information. she's sharing her story because she'sied worriedth that not ev would recognize it. identity theft and scams can bed devastating which is why i works with senator tim scott on the g protecting children my identity theft act and with the social security administration to help familiesfa whose children's socl security numbers have been i i was a ed back when member of the house.permi if not, what barriers prevent people from getting some of their life savings back or being able to secure their identity again.sly >> obviously we are facing a serious problem here. i don't think there is a simpler answer. i know it would be easy to say here is what we are going to do and we are going to make ma everybodyke whole and do everything. it is not realistic. again,

so thank you so much saul. what was going through the worst economic crisis the less opportunities for people to get jobs the limited opportunities only exist in the informal sector and the little pushing it is in the form. they force women to use sex as a car to octane services like employment opportunities to force the men to use sex as a confidence to defend their life you would as they engage in formal business such as court cross border trading so i think these the relationship between the extent to me is shrinking and providing a little bit unit is and women then become vulnerable victims will be the brunt of court action of this nature. tell us why a a woman being forced to pay bribes with sex. so i think the reasons but i'll speak more to the main reason so the 1st thing is that it is the most common form. it's a pretty level in bribe to take place is. so negative you women they like access to copy tall which is required. and then they have now forced to use sex as something of value. so i think chief a

time for taking action now to prevent infection and save lives now as the number of new infections saul's governments are taking increasingly drastic action to prevent a pandemic. as the tough as it crosses borders experts are warning of another problem spreading almost as quickly information the w.h.o. asks social media companies to help counter a flood the fake news of the. british settlement is here in the german capital. to perceive. a lifetime achievement at the 70. first. time for welcome to the program governments around the world are ramping up efforts to contain the coronavirus of the world health organization warns them to prepare for a pandemic new infections outside china now outnumber those inside this map shows the severity of the epidemic around the world the deeper the blue the high of a number of reported cases. china the epicenter of this outbreak is still well out in front with more than 78000 recorded infections elsewhere the situation is most serious in south korea iran and italy all together some 50 countries or terraces now have confirmed cases bringing the overall

and save lives now is the number of new infections saul's governments are taking increasingly drastic action to prevent a. pathogen.

committee chair collins, ranking member casey and ranking members of the committee, i am andrew saul, committee of social security. thank you for inviting me here today to talk about the scam crisis. everyone here has probably received one of these scam calls and too many people have been victimized and lost money. it is a national problem. at first we were not doing enough to combat the scams, that was short sighted. the magnitude of this problem for -- america trust our agency and our employees and we can allow swindler's to erode that trust. in my first office visit employees told me how these scams harm americans and our service. we have received more and more reports from people who have been tricked by or are worried about these calls. americans want our help on this crisis and we also need to do critical, social security work like processing benefit applications and making sure we pay people the right amount. within a few months of getting here, i made fighting the scams and helping our frontline offices a top priority. with inspector general and mrs. help, we start fixing thin

>> extra, extra, extra el saÚl "canelo" Álvarez busca rival >> extra extra >> hace muchos que no veÍamos

coroutines in china say that the death toll has now possibly the 800 mom claiming more lives in the deadly saul's outbreak nearly 2 decades ago we're here on the next also coming up vigils are held in thailand out as the country mourns those killed in a gun round page that ended in a crowded shopping center. and central europe braces for a major winter storm extreme weather council breaking britain and ireland why the service is when people should stay inside if they can't. have a home free glad you could join me well authorities in china say the death toll from the corona virus has now postie 800 ma now that means the disease has now killed more people than the saws outbreak back in 2003 and almost all of the reported deaths and most of the new infections in fact are in the chinese province of who bay where the corona virus was 1st discovered now globally there are now some $37.00 and a hall $5000.00 confirmed. cases all of the corona virus in china says there has been new infections in previous days but overall the virus does continue to spread it's now monday millions of people in china are ex

. >>> saÚl rodrÍguez nos tiene los detalles. >>> con sus grandes jugadas kobe convocÓ este lunes a milester. para sus seguidores, lo mÁs grande el am Ídolo que el pedido de las autoridades que no vinieran si no tenÍan boleto para entrar a la ceremonia. >>> aquÍ estamos presentes. estamos aquÍ presentes, para saludar a kobe bryant. >>> desafortunadamente una de las 20 mil personas afortunadas en agarrar el boleto. intentamos tratamos de conseguir una entrada pero fue imposible. >>> pusieron en riesgo su trabajo con tal ser parte de la historia. >>> tenÍa que trabajar ahora o ¿no?. >>> pensÉ que iba a poder venir nada mÁs al staples center. si haber comprado boleto. >>> si te hubieran dicho que no. >>> no podÍan faltar lo que ofrecÍan un recuerdo del hombre que le dio 5 tÍtulos a los lakers. >>> mucha gente aquÍ, a gigi y scobee. >>> mucha gente bueno para el negocio. >>> ¿cÓmo ha estado?. >>> muy bien. >>> se pone punto final a los eventos relacionados a kobe. y va a quedar en la mente de millones de fanÁticos en todo el mundo. >>> y 2 bomberos perdieron la vida. en n biblioteca en el val

film director bond junho and cast members of parasite help their 1st news conference back home in saul. i feel happy that it's now come to a happy and i worked very hard i was thinking about taking a break but martin scorsese told me not to resist it's been a long road to success for brown who was once on a government blacklist created during former president lee myung box rule from 2008 and expanded under his successor park and. the list was intended to cut off state funding to artists deemed too critical of the administration hawks involvement in that led in part to demonstrations against her and her eventual downfall in the past decade south korean entertainment has made waves abroad its pop music known as k. pop has become a global phenomenon while korean dramas have gained a loyal following in asia it is a little. film connoisseurs believe parasite could herald a new era for korean films many of them are audience who saw korean film for the 1st time in their lives this number of all this would be potential korean film market and i was also told that there are so many of us. who ju

joining us, saul, good to have you here. i was astonished to hear judge jackson make the comment she did talking about a cover-up. it was one political slur after another. your reaction as an attorney, a former prosecutor? >> i don't agree with you, lou. i don't approve -- i don't agree with all of her comments particularly at the end of the sentencing particularly about what stone's motivations were. but if you look at what he ended up sentencing roger stone to is still a substantial down ward variance. to those of us in the white collar criminal defense industry, you don't get those every day. would i have sentenced him to a little bit less. yes. but i think that her sentence was well within the mainstream of what we see in the white collar system. lou: you are sounding like an aattorney who might have top appear before the judge. 9 months is typical. this is a guy who had to wake up with his wife to scene fbi s.w.a.t. team raiding his house with m-16s in their arms. this is a little much from beginning toned. >> that's a

against donald trump i could probably make a biblical reference wasn't king david's job to take out saul so here is the situation the people need to decide if this man is fit for duty. the people need to make that decision. now i will give you my resume and i will put forth my name so you have a choice. and that's it. i will not stand up on stage spending $200 million in the state and say i'm a socialist buying bumper stickers and i.c.e. cream cones i would rather see that money go to college tuition. and king david cuts saul's robe wants to prove he didn't have to kill him and i made a video called walls or windows and i am sure you know what i'm talking about the windmills causing cancer the sound of my voice causes cancer to his wallet. >> now let's go back to john with a question directed to mr. sloan. >> with the issue of taking out president trump most democratic voters are concerned about healthcare there is a big debate among the so-called well-known candidates, if you will and i say so-called with respect to all of you based on if it should be free government run healthcare with

1st official trip to africa since taking office from power was hosted by senegalese president back saul and dhaka a short while ago of being talking about china's growing influence across the continent and the fight against groups. senegal's leaders and i also talked about islamist terrorism which endangers 350000000 people right here in west africa. and it threatens americans too. and we are counting on set to go and it is an important ally in this fight and i assured our friends that the u.s. will keep up this fight as well. in addition we discussed how the united states can continue training in supporting senegalese peacekeepers in the region their success of in transition the gambia to a democracy is a historic legacy well for more on that is standing by for us in the senegalese capital dhaka on the cholas. well this this this press conference was really no surprise for any people who are observing the united states and their involvement in africa many people wondering what is it all about because 2 years ago the national security advisor at the time john bolton announced a pullout

when someone called you know saul's knocked on the door from one club i was quite pleased to see him i was quite keen that we would have somebody who was making the news. my name's form smith i'm a journalist. but more i run something called the frontline club which i founded which is a press club for justice and. it all happened in this room i mean julian literally turned up and knocked on the door and literally on the announce he knocks on the door 2 days before that press conference saying i want a press conference i'm judy and i quite literally and so we arranged the press conference for him and it was on a monday morning he was standing here. he was up here and we had a podium we have that podium and we had it here and he was standing here and it's from this position he raised up the guardian front page. and you know that's when the whole thing started so this is the guardian from this morning 40 to 40 pages of this full page. also i can correlate in the spiegel 17 pages. just a couple of months after the video of the baghdad helicopter attack against civilians was published yet

. >> jimmy: people are going to miss carrie and saul >> i hope so i mean, i will >> jimmy: what -- didf critical scene was with mandy, which was very emotional [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god >> i was -- it was a big one and it was rough and, you know, and -- >> jimmy: what do you do to get out of - >> well, i knew -- i knew it was going to be tough. and so i rewarded myself with a treat at the end of the day. and i went -- i was going to see "hustlers. >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ cheers and applause >> which, by the way, if you're having a rough time, "hustlers" is the answer. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> so i was really excited about it all day and i kept kind of reassuring myself and i was -- i was going to eat my feelings, also. >> jimmy: oh [ laughter ] >> so i was -- i was going to buy all the things at the concession stand and i did and i rocked out the concession stand >> jimmy: yes! >> and i was, like, and the raisinets, and the popcorn - >> jimmy: and the twizzlers. let's go >> and the twizzlers and i went to the pay for it and she said, "are you going to pay with card? and i sa

taking the lead against both spoke thanks to ben saul alinsky after just 22 minutes . but found. god knew not to celebrate too early. and full support when le since december immediately proved him right being one back through robin kanawha one all. the things escalated away from goal minutes later with part of the ongoing a man down. after the red card they were stuck chasing the game and daniel game check put them to one down before the half. but it was only the start of the agony for bound god's truth after an hour plate can check back his brace $31.00. had a ball and loud a moment of optimism when sebastian vasily august cut the deficit down to one goal in the 72nd minute. but school killed things off 5 minutes later much to 1000000 animals one to go added insult to injury despite a respectable showing from a 10 men had a ball. on all 3 kick was top class but that doesn't make the loss any easier compatible to take. by a live a couzin have lofty ambitions sure europa league is nice but they preferred to be amongst the real big teams in the champions league. live in cuse and co

i what's all in —— i want saul emily thornberry coming back from the super bowl and she was so weighed's always the people who know the different range available. it's interesting because people want to know stuff about their politicians. are ever people said to me they read an interview with one of their colleagues which referred to their supermarket shop. they go to rather an upmarket one. laughter it's really interesting, she's the most experienced politician in the race, and she's the one who is really struggling to break through so really struggling to break through so she's still hard at it. she's nothing if not a survivor. we will see nothing if not a survivor. we will see that there's less than a fortnight left then we get a ballot. at the moment, the candidates at the moment are for, emily thornberry, kiersten army —— pierced armour, they have to get a certain number of nominations to get onto the final ticket and then we have another six weeks or so before the result on april the 4th. so with a long time. i was genuinely thinking that she was get a say she went power lighting

my name is elizabeth saul and i work at steve belin. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and triallists services. be allat gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from bought. this is eat up you news law from berlin germany raises its security alert after wednesday night's deadly rightwing extremist attack as communities mourn the 10 victims the government steps up the police presence across the country interior minister describes far right terrorism as a very serious threat also on the program. italy announces its 1st deaths in a coronavirus as the number of cases in the country soars the world health organization warns that governments must act quickly to get them.

in the traffic camera, and the patrol cars in hot pursuit and the patrol plaza in midnight, and it saul staall when the police were provided a description of the victim nn a attempted sexual assault. the two sides got away and the officers later found the car abandoned in the panhandle. >> coming up for you, making it in the bay. the way that california voters are going to make a crucial decision on where thousands of people can afford the lo live. >> and shannon dougherty is making a sad announcement that her breast cancer is back, and how she is working through the announcement. the number of uninsured americans, rising. the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike ac

it was not king david's job to take out saul. here is the situation. the people need to decide if this man is fit for duty. the people need to make that decision. i'm going to give you my resume and i am going to put forth my name so you have a choice. that is it. i am not going to stand up on stage and spend $200 million and say i am a socialist when i am buying bumper stickers signs and ice creams from people. i would rather see that money go to college tuition. king david cut solomon's robe -- saul's robe to prove he did not have to kill him. i made a video called "walls or windmills." i made a video and i'm sure you have seen donald trump talk about the sound of windmills causing cancer. i think it is the sound of my voice causing cancer to his wallet. >> thank you very much. let's go back to john d'esteso. mr. moroz and mr. sloan. most democratic voters seem to be concerned about health care. there is a debate among the so-called well-known candidates, i say so-called with respect to all of you, based on whether there should be free, government-on

chemotherapy and finally we have valerie ago kay co-founder of i you know had that is an ethically saul's human hair extensions company in perth australia they does it's great to have you i should say food disclosure i have over the years participated in the hay industry but i paid as little as possible because i'm so sheep i. said. if this is such a popular business now for the people of all different ethnicities let me show you something here. this is dash ins global war drobe and this is. the lab room look at the air in here. i know it's like. and then just before anyone may be thinking this is just a woman saying. these happy sis. will head and this are using them too and whoa look at that look how it presses that is human hair right there and then of course who can forget. that headline very nicely. that you could not tell even in the rain or wind all right and then maybe one more who can forget chris rock's good hair if you were actually his new trying to work out what is the extensions what are we talking about sr no this is a week this is a week or 2 pieces here you know like exte

for taking action now to present infections and save lives now because the number of new infections saul's governments are taking increasingly drastic action to prevent a pandemic. that's the pathogen crosses borders experts warn of another problem spreading almost as fast this information w.h.o. puts tack on social media companies to help counter a flood of fake news about the disease. on the program indian security forces trying to keep the peace in delhi after days of sectarian violence leave more than 30 people dead. i'm the 70th birthday an international film festival will shortly award the 1st official years to pass the w.'s helena humphrey and scott a down at the red caucus. will announce today the queen of british cinema helen mirren she takes up an honorary golden back on life's clock that's coming up. time for gail welcome to the program. governments around the world are ramping up efforts to contain corona virus as it spreads across the globe as the world health organization warns them to prepare for a pandemic flu infections outside china now outnumber those inside here's a map

offering atletico a goal on a plate, a tap—in for saul niguez.alisson stood in the way. atletico's keeper was largely redundant but liverpool were getting closer. mo salah just wide with a header. jordan henderson volleyed the wrong side of the same post, but they were slipping to that rarest of results — a defeat. perhaps that explained jurgen klopp's frustrations. he was booked for dissent. the goals will probably come in the second leg at anfield, but this title defence is far from straightforward. 0lly foster, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. this is the goal that's done to liverpool in the first five minutes of their champion leads match. things didn't quite go to plan. a familiar name and familiar sight, holland scores twice. that's his 11th goal in just seven games. and it's fight week. the rematch of fury, to heavy talking trash. it doesn't get any better than this. where about to have the biggest fight of the last 30 years since 1971. so let's ge

enough h add more to e done still thehere is it is the beginning this denise saul for the victims of the violence. zero new york. for a much in t. how he wants to tonight behind. a convict rapist he is to appeal a but she for sentencing on march eleventh- for a sentence of a anything from five to twenty five years. of course we'll keep across all developments in this case. next world health organization says we must prepare for a possible pandemic as s the numumber of infefections of coronavirus increases. there are at least seventy seven thousand cases worldwide with two thousand six hundred people now dad. china's hubei province at the center of the outbreak is reportrting a slowdown inn cases. more morore classes though are peering beyond chinese borders south korea's in cases double iran is recorded a rise of numbers while france is preparing for a possible spreading cases. there are now seven people confirmed dead in it today having cool to covet nineteen coronavirus. please check points of the entrance to these towns m make the e area feel s something lika conflict zone. but he

are voting for the presidential candidate they want to challenge donald trump around one in iowa or saul bernie sanders run pete booted judge close but a technical meltdown with a voting out gave the president to mock the confusion you can vote for the weakest candidate if you were my only problem is that i'm trying to figure out who is their weakest candidate i think there are we i want to know there are 5 there are going after each other you got a ball over the place i don't know what the hell they're doing all democrats in new hampshire remain determined to back their party's hopefuls explaining their druther be hit by a meteorite and see donald trump secure a 2nd term in the white house. out of tuesday's primary vote senate assad has led the polls locally on nationwide media outlets though even his own colleagues have been singling him out for his socialist leanings with one u.s. news channel host the likening its possible victory to a communist dictatorship i remember the cold war i have an attitude towards castro i believe the castro and the rich had won the cold war there were no

car and most were in the sunshine back to normal temperatures to tokyo at 14 but it's pretty worn saul and there's rain on the way significant rain for the korean peninsula. for. perception is validation. quite a scene but in one life time we cannot see everything but we rely on experiences of others and the legacies of previous generations. of that testimony we had no value to. witness documentaries that open your eyes on al-jazeera. her mind of the top stories here on al-jazeera chinese president says the corona virus outbreak is the biggest public health emergency in its history meanwhile south korea is now on its highest possible level of health after 6 people died. several countries have sealed the borders with iran in a bid to stop the virus it's recorded the highest number of deaths outside of china and outbreak is also growing in italy with 3 people have now died. the israeli military has launched as strikes in gaza and the syrian capital damascus after the palestinian on the group islamic jihad fired $21.00 rockets into southern israel islamic jihad said it launched the attack

joining us, saul, good to have you here. i was astonished to hear judge jackson make the comment she did talking about a cover-up. it was one political slur after another. your reaction as an attorney, a former prosecutor? >> i don't agree with you, lou. i don't approve -- i don't agree with all of her comments particularly at the end of the sentencing particularly about what stone's motivations were. but if you look at what he ended up sentencing roger stone to is still a substantial down ward variance. to those of us in the white collar criminal defense industry, you don't get those every day. would i have sentenced him to a little bit less. yes. but i think that her sentence was well within the mainstream of what we see in the white collar system. lou: you are sounding like an aattorney who might have top appear before the judge. 9 months is typical. this is a guy who had to wake up with his wife to scene fbi s.w.a.t. team raiding his house with m-16s in their arms. this is a little much from beginning toned. >> that's a

socialism destroys nations but always remember freedom unifies the saul thank you all the safeguard american liberty we have invested a record breaking $2.00 trillion dollars in the united states military 100 langton . we have purchased the finest planes missiles rockets ships and every other form of military equipment and it's all made right here in the usa 100 lire are also getting our allies finally to help pay their fair share. 100 live raised contributions from other nato members by more than $400000000000.00 and the number of allies meeting their minimum obligations has more than doubled and just weeks ago for the 1st time since president truman established the air force more than 70 years earlier we created a brand new branch of the united states armed forces it's called the space force 10300 little. in the gallery tonight we have a young gentleman. and what he wants so badly 13 years old in launch a he's an 8th grader from arizona and please stand up. he has always dreamed of going to space he was the 1st in his class and among the youngest at an aviation academy he aspires to go to

this out of saul alinsky. disagree with people, but it's another to try to intip date and silence them. this is something you would see in north korea. this is happening in our country. we need to have considerations about this. we need to hear more from our democrat is politicians and from the media. trish: another 2020 dem caught red-handed flip flopping on immigration. president trump telling me in an exclusive interview he wouldn't be surprised if the dems tried to impeach him again. president trump: with these people you never know. trish: president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, the man at the epicenter of the ukraine impeachment sham. he joins me with sofi, get your credit cards right by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. get a no-fee personal loan there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.people 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about