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also this morning, an abc news exclusive with diane sawyer. she goes one on within with ben affleck. the oscar winner in a rare interview opening but struggles with alcohol and how it affected his family. that is only on "gma." plus another exclusive. an interview with former congresswoman katie hill. george sits down with her when she was asked about being forced to resign less than a year on the job. she's talking about the scandal that ended her congressional career and wrecked her personal life. and another exclusive. this time a reveal. i'll be participating in this. a reveal for mandalorian and baby yoda fans. you don't want to miss this. tory johnson is here with great deals and steals. i have two words for you -- >> yeah? >> baby yoda. >> mm-hmm. >> baby yoda. >> not surprised. >> rob, has there ever been -- ever been a greater -- i don't know, like honor in your career that you were able to be the one who revealed the baby yoda amtronic doll thing? >> i mean, don't call it a thing. it's magical. >> okay. >> the question is does it hav

suffered in the stump beads all they know they'll never get to see the 9 year old again katherine sawyer. got western kenya. for staying in kenya former president. has died during the 24 years that he was in power he put in place many social policies including a mass school building program but he also had absolute authority over kenya's political and judicial systems and violently repressed calls for political change for looks back now at his life and career. here when you. need baby dangling carrot stick the president ceded power in 2002 after 24 years of what was seen as a critic leadership when he called him the accidental president he came from a x. knit community called the telegram was regarded as being not as charismatic as other leaders and was humiliated by close knit friends of founding president jomo kenyatta when moyo was his deputy when kenyatta died in 1988 more took over and was seen as a shrewd and calculating politician president morsi has always kept in mind that his 1st duty is to the people of kenya as head of state will be remembered for his passion about education

far and now we go live to catherine sawyer catherine you're in i'm by our in north kivu province and this is one of the main areas where the population have been subjected to attack after attack after attack 3 years you're with the congolese army what's the strategy that the army is using to try to sort this out and get rid of the idea. well martin as you had this saying that they have 22000 troops on the ground we are currently in the forest in venue where the suppressions against a.d.f. going on 4 generals have been deployed to lead this operation says today they're visiting the troops in the front lines and we've spoken to them this saying that they are doing the best they can just saying that they're able to push a.d.f. fighters out old vast territory is in this forest this face this military base where we are right now was just not too long ago on a.d.f.a. so they're saying the military commanders that they have been able to kill dozens of a.d.f. fighters have been able to capture some of them with giving them valuable information and they have been able also to take some of the

that could change next month as the effects become clearer we asked the research groups team obama sawyer what it means for europe with italy reporting new cases. i think this will definitely hit the european economy and it's probably not yet in the data i mean the survey was conducted in the 1st 2 weeks of february even though at that time we have already been discussing a lot about corona especially in china and i think it will definitely hit the european economy we are very much dependent on china. lots of imports in particular especially for germany imports of intermediate goods are coming from china and if there is a production standstill in china then this would have an impact on production also in germany but also in other countries and i think we will see that in the data definitely. some of the other corona related stories making headlines this hour in frankfurt oil prices are down 4 percent concerns are growing that the outbreak will hit the man hard it's already affected the manufacturing logistics and travel safe meanwhile safe havens like gold and treasury has been surging al

it's notjust dairy but poultry farmers, those who are growing wheat, corn and sawyer say they are concerned they will not be able to compete with american products entering the indian market at affordable prices. almost 50% of the indian population is associated with the agricultural sector in one day or the other and many people here feel any deal with the us could hurt their livelihood. the two countries have struggled to narrow differences over trade but kelly is steaming ahead with ties and other ways. for one, two $.6 billion helicopter deal with american defence firm lockheed martin is on the cards. india is a very significant market for us at lockheed martin. we have had a presence in india for the last 30 yea rs. presence in india for the last 30 years. washington is now new delhi's top arms supplier, displacing longtime ally russia. the trip is also about india telling the world that irrespective of obstacles in the indo us relationship on the trade front, the india us partnership is strong and it can weather any storm. president trump hasn't ruled out a limited trade deal on his t

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more of diane sawyer's powerful interview with one of hollywood's top stars now revealing his struggle with depression and the hollywood friends helping him stay sober and what he's now saying about dating again. >>> good morning, america. it's great to have you with us on this very busy friday morning. >> it is busy and that's because we're just one day away from the next round of votes in the nation. early voting in nevada already putting them on track for a record turnout. nearly 75,000 people have already cast their votes ahead of tomorrow's caucuses. >> that's almost as many as voted last time around. we're going to have more on that coming up. >>> we begin with this warning from the president. intelligence officials warned lawmakers that russia is trying to intervene in the 2020 election to help president trump get re-elected. the president was enraged when he learned of this briefing. now he is replacing the director of national intelligence and other officials with trump loyalists. our chief white house correspondent jon karl starts us off from washington. good morning, jon. >>

>>it's a 39 and as we celebrate black history month this morning where remember milly sawyers yes, shen 1836 and now her story. >>is being brought back to life by actors, the show is called the million project and it's on tour right now cuses on milly sawyers from springfield missouri with information from recently recovered documents that piece her life together the director says the telling stories like this could help us all to move forward. >>i think it's really very crucial because we do become the stories that we tell. and here's a woman and slave woman. sees herself as a free person. and so has the tenacity to really go for that. >>the actress of the story sparks a ntinued desire for >>all right, he's a quick live look outside we have our camera at the embarcadero in san francisco looking out over the bay bridge. it is a little gray but john's promising us at least a little bit of sunshine. this afternoon on valentine's day she didn't have any outdoor plans today. like the weather should be on your side we'll be right back. >>interest. >>all right take a look at this moderate ba

talking about the previous record also the winner tonight would be tom sawyer, challenging joe biden,nd joe biden, they don't care about black people and the elected officials you better start figuring it out as well. winner, for being mentioned tonight for having the courage to say what no one else is going to say and mention her in the debate and so shout out to her for being able to stand up and say things that they don't say. let me be clear, democrats saying that it's all about beating chaps not go to work. the voter turnout was low and i because of obviously the message is not working freedom if the deal with policy and with your people or you will lose big tim. >> shannon: the votes come on tuesday, and thank you all for your time tonight. okay, falter in the polls but tonight joe biden got a whole lot of airtime and the complaints about that are rolling in. joining us live about the debate is coming up next. ♪ our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. yeah, they help us with achievable steps along the way... ...so we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the

. >>> coming up, diane sawyer goes one on one with ben affleck. >> the oscar winner opening up about his struggles with alcohol abuse and the one thing he never wanted to be. test test make febreze part of your clean routine for full home freshness. la la la la la ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. actor ben affleck is just a few weeks away from opening his latest film titled "the way back." it's about a group of basketball players who need to believe in themselves as they get ready for the playoffs. >> but it's also about a coach struggling with overcoming addiction. it's a theme that hits close to home for affleck himself. he sat down with diane sawyer. >> reporter: a hollywood star is ready to talk about the fault lines of addiction in his life. >> i've been through -- i got sober when i was younger. when i -- in 2001. which i now look at as a sort of a jv version of what really a problem is. sober for a couple of years, then i thought, you know, i want to just drink like a normal person, i want to have wine at dinner and so on. you know, i was able to. i was able to for about eight years. >>

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revealing to diane sawyer how he's transforming deep pain into personal gain. >> reporter: ben affleck, with his signature energy, he is fast talking, funny, as we head to the gym where the junior varsity basketball team is preparing for a playoff game. >> i believe in you. you're going to do it. i have a very good feeling about this game. >> reporter: affleck has a new movie coming up called "the way back." about a group of young basketball players who need to believe in themselves and a struggling coach who needs faith, too, that he can overcome addiction and reclaim his life. >> which one's me, this one? >> reporter: this is you. okay here we go. nice to he sao you again. >> nice to see you again, too. you look great. >> reporter: i think you were 27 in our first interview. you're now 47. >> like i said, you look the same. i'm quite visible, 47, you can see it. not getting away with anything. >> reporter: a hollywood star ready to talk about the fault lines of addiction in his life. >> i got sober when i was younger, when i, in 2001. which i now look at as a sort of a jv version of

where past outbreaks of ebola could provide lessons on how to deal with the coronavirus catherine sawyer she is in nairobi she'll talk to us about preparations in east africa when hey it's on call in hong kong to talk about cases there and on mainland china 1st though to the philippines which as we've reported has recorded the 1st death outside of china are now below is in manila so what is the reaction there barnaby house has been dealt with. hi rachelle as you saw in scott's report there is a 44 year old now and from china had passed away on saturday due to the corona virus and together with this man another woman his partner also from one china 38 year old woman has been tested positive for the nobel corona virus so that brings the total number of people in the philippines right now with the nobel corner virus to only 2 relatively low compared to other countries or specially china of course but the death of the 44 year old man is the 1st death outside china so that is causing some alarm here in the philippines now they traveled from china through hong kong on january 21st that is that

root out the allied democratic forces al-jazeera went along one of the army patrols and catherine sawyer has this report. a patrol by the soldiers and un peacekeepers in the region and no one to be seen in several villages. people say they're facing unprecedented attacks by the on the democratic forces the a.d.f. originated in western uganda in the 1990 s. to fight for the creation of an islamic state their rebellion was crushed by ugandan forces. fighters then crossed the border into the neighboring. where they've remained for nearly 20 years human rights campaigners he and benny see more than $400.00 congolese have been killed in the last one month alone hundreds have fled their homes their children you would know there's no one here because of the attack that happened last week people are afraid to come back are patrolling. security forces have increased patrols in remote areas where the attacks have been happening 64 people were killed in this village of more than last week. that talks are hopping at the same time as a government offensive against the a.d.f. security forces pain star

well everybody here has very painful memories of the sawyers back in 2003 which almost 300 people lost their lives in a in a densely populated city like hong kong with such close ties to mainland china this is an area where this virus could spread very quickly and of course everybody knows that it could take up to 2 weeks before people displaced symptoms that is causing a great deal of war here that is exactly why i carry am encourage people today to stay at home to not go out unless necessary to wear face masks as well people that we've spoken to say though that they ideally want all of the borders with mainland china now to be closed for that reason the medical staff are on strike at the moment demanding just that saying hong kong needs to take as many preventative measures as possible to stop the spread of this virus carry lamb and mounting today further measures she said anybody traveling from mainland china will now be quarantined to 14 days as of february 8th in an attempt to try and stop the spread of this virus charlotte's health and pale in hong kong thank you charlotte. now t

but it is much less deadly than sawyer's which had a mortality rate of 9.6 percent.

of the united states for the future of this country just a little bit as they said today of a warm sawyer absolutely is democracy which will result as always rich we appreciate your insights thank you thanks. when the coronavirus in china began one of the biggest fears among doctors and politicians around the world was simply what are the chinese not telling us they zings radical containment plan including a lot of major cities with millions and millions of people all of them has been praised by the world health organization but china's efforts to silence any and all criticism well those efforts have also moved at a feverish pace since years have been a racing on favorable content on social media and their cranky independent reporting at least 2 outspoken journalists have disappeared these images the chinese government doesn't want you to see a medical center in the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak under stress short on supplies overwhelmed with patients the video is from. a lawyer by training who made the risky choice to become a citizen journalist and defy government efforts to co

sanders has 27% support with biden at 18%, elizabeth warren at 13%, time sawyer at 11% and people judge and pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar tied. >>> an arrest was made in association with the shooting of a boy, the suspect is said to be involved in a known street gang. >> arrested and charged with murdering two boys in a parking lot. >> all murders are tragic but when children are gunned down, in this particular senseless way, it is particularly shocking. >> it happened before dawn back in november. shooters open fire on the minivan. the suspects, police say they have ties to again. one of the victims, only 11 years old. sean whittington, just 14. >> they took advantage of these children when they were out late at night in the parking lot. >> the suspects were identified by their posts talking about the double homicide. >> the response was steadfast and immediate. >> avoid future incidents by making sure the kids are in, not out and about >> police seized 40 pounds of marijuana, 8 pounds of mets meth, and a pair of handguns. >> we also found assault weapons and high-capacity magazines

a political and judicial systems often violently repressing calls for political change catherine sawyer looks back on his life and career. was daniel are up more in kenya 2nd president ceded power in 2002 after 24 years of what was seen as autocratic leadership many called him the accidental president he came from my minority ethnic community called a token was regarded as being not as charismatic as other leaders and was humiliated by close that friends of founding president john walking atta when morrie was his deputy when kenyatta died white to cova and was seen as a shrewd and calculating politician president mourners always kept in mind that his 1st duty is to the people of kenya as head of state he'll be remembered for his passion about education and other social programs he gave the go ahead to build schools universities health centers and charges across the country is selfless personal example has given kenyans a new sense of urgency and purpose but he also spearheaded a campaign to protect the environment passed in a leading efforts to build fortifications to prevent soil erosi

fed up they just wanted him gone they said that he almost destroyed the country all right catherine sawyer live for us in our roving catherine thank you for this department of justice as charge for members of the chinese military that's one of the biggest data hacks and history are just are breaking into the computer networks of the tax credit reporting agency in 2017 spent weeks in the equifax system stealing company secrets and personal data and a breach that affected nearly 150000000 people it's trying to track. an american industry is of a piece with other chinese illegal acquisitions of sensitive personal data for years we have witnessed china's voracious appetite for the personal data of americans including the fast of personnel records from the office of personnel management the intrusion into marriott hotels and anthem health insurance companies and now the wholesale faffed of credit and other information from ethical facts and the us the new hampshire primary has officially begun in the small town of dixville notch it's a condition that goes back nearly 60 years when its residents

stable when other neighboring countries were grappling with civil unrest our correspondent catherine sawyer has more now on daniel about moyes legacy from kakamega in western kenya. he was a very does this is lead and some people say that he started out well in his presidency you mention in the introduction there he checked the country real relatively stable and peaceful when other neighboring countries went conflict in fact in the ninety's and the eighty's kamya was mediating in a lot of conflicts so people say that's a good seal who is also very passionate about education during his reign a lot of schools were built he introduced what was called narrow milk and no more use milk because it was a passable project of keeping children in school i benefited from that milk of the president he was also very passionate about the environment chris titles of st planting and building guardians and digging trenches to avoid polarization but other people will see all that has been overshadowed by his reign of terror and sense of political opponents torture many of them died during that period there wa

uniform and then kill indiscriminately almost a 1000 people have been killed since october as catherine sawyer reports. the 8 month old we've been there has been in this hospital in beni since december her mother was killed while running away from armed men with a baby on her back shot in the leg. grandmother says 7 relatives who heat in her house were killed on the same day. wearing military uniform. speaking in ugandan dialect they were carrying guns and. the. attackers shot him in the head doctors removed the bullet and one of his eyes. is a victim of the latest rebel attack at least 13 people were killed in his village this week he was brought to the hospital with deep machete caps on his head and neck. this is his village of. a day after the hour bush. traumatized to talk to us so his friend. the. village. dozens of people are recovering from serious injuries nearly everyone we talked to blame the allied democratic forces armed groups or a.t.f. who just formed in western uganda in the 1990 s. to fight for the creation of an islamic state it's rebellion was crushed by ugandan government fo

group has been attacking villages and towns in the eastern part of the country for months catherine sawyerreports. another attack has happened in a village in the eastern democratic republic of congo. people in the town of benny are preparing once more to bury loved ones villages here say armed men to them with machetes and guns security forces blame the democratic forces or a.d.f. a rebel group in the area with roots in uganda its fighters are accused of killing at least 5000 congolese in the last few years and more than 100 in the past week. they were dressed in the same uniform as they killed my husband in our kitchen when i 1st heard gunshots i ran outside but i met them and they told me to get back inside. many homes have been deserted people are too afraid to go back. there talks are frequent and happening as a congo one of the largest when peacekeeping missions in the walled. are carrying out an offensive against the rebel group those forces are now working with a local militia called my my to help defeat the a.t.f. the other group shows us the comp and equipment they say they've ca

countries including botswana and goal of also reports of suspected cases our correspondent catherine sawyer is in nairobi and says the virus is a real concern in regions already affected by it. there's a lot of concerns that have been raised by people living in countries on the continent who are quite worried about how prepared their countries are to deal with coronavirus that's why you see in many statements that have been issued by countries in different regions of particularly since statements from kenya and if all of them trying to assure their citizens that hall is while talking about increased measures talking about increased surveillance border screening screening in all border points and this is something that has been going on from before especially in this region because of an airball outbreak in the democratic republic of congo so government officials i've talked to saying that they're just and hunting this measures in kenya they also say they have expanded the capacity of isolation wards just in case we've also seen several national airlines like wonder and kenya suspending flig

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god or al jazeera beijing so i want to 0 in on a couple of areas now and that'll be with catherine sawyer in nairobi to talk about preparations across africa comes in a moment catherine 1st below manila as we say about to be the philippines the 1st death outside of china but important to point out that it is not someone from the pale of a philippines it's not been transmitted in the philippines it's just happened there essentially. that's right kemal the 2 cases of the virus here in the philippines a couple actually the 44 year old man from one who died on saturday in a government hospital here in manila his partner a 38 year old woman from one china again the epicenter of the bill quote a virus outbreak they both apparently got sick while still in china or could be when they were transitting from china to the philippines via hong kong they left china on january 21st arrived in the philippines the same day that 2 days before the lockdown. and apparently when they arrived in the philippines they were symptomatic and so that is causing some alarm here in the philippines because they travele

different conversation and i'll take a different tone after that but as of right now it looks like tom sawyer's billions he spent a ton of money to get to what like i haven't per cent i mean i just i just don't buy that notably undermine the system by being an effective michael i mean it is a problem for you as you see it i again i'm trying to figure out let's imagine a healthy democratic ecosystem you respond to you know you've heard liz you've heard matt what are the pieces that matter for you is it money is it something else well you can talk about i hope the democratic system about talking about money that's part of the central core of it so you know it's something that's on for a 2nd the money part of what you hope to be able to burn through for me you can have a healthy democracy or a healthy democratic eco system or about a well informed electorate and so part of the problem here is that there is a lot of money that has been used not just by candidates in support of their own attempts to win over this but also money spent to misinform the public about certain things that are going on in

he said that he still very very angry he cannot forgive the former president all right catherine sawyer live in katherine thank you and the u.s. the new hampshire primary has begun in the small town of dixville notch it's a tradition that goes back early 60 years when its residents were the 1st and the state to cast ballots and with their votes being cast or only they were among the 1st to declare results for tuesday's election michael bloomberg one of 3 votes. bernie sanders was. the primary in this relatively small state traditionally plays a big role in selecting the party nominee al jazeera as kristen salumi explains why . new hampshire resident jonathan blyth says he leans republican sue inly will board lean democrat but like many voters in the state they don't belong to a political party this is serious stuff and we need to change the direction of the country they were among hundreds of voters who lined up to see democrat pete would a judge in a school auditorium on balancing between p. and burning right now although i do like even closer to a little bit. with no clear front runne

school on monday it's believed they were crushed while running down a staircase after class have been sawyer spoke with some of their relatives and catherine make a. the parents of the children who died are in shock they can't believe or understand what happened the youngsters aged between 9 and 11 when leaving school to make their way home when there was a stampede the last bell had just rung in class but it's not clear why the children were running down the steps. julia admission has 9 year old go to june had justin's factor the school 3 weeks ago was too distraught to talk to us so her friend did the teacher was trying to hide me up the children from the classroom to get downstairs because he. saw in due course that's why he assumes it's not something we trust. and then you know the jokes of the children they were holding hands back so when these one came this was spears who was a. child star. for the night. shows as a picture of high level year old daughter. but the. brother was a smiling machine she was always happy and helpful always quick to help in the kitchen and to pray she was a c

but it is much less deadly than sawyer's which had a mortality rate of 9.6 percent china report says 7862 patients have made full recovery since the outbreak began and this number will continue to improve as researchers develop new combination therapies to treat the virus kristie it's very important to know here that this is something you don't hear all the time you hear about how many cases we have how many deaths we have and i guess you're just to assume that the people who didn't die have. we're covered but to see those numbers and those are almost reported daily in china correct yes they are reported daily and when right now you see the number of full recoveries being quite low but these are always the people who are reported moderate to severe symptoms who are actively in the hospital who are actively in trials there are over 80 current trials now pending between galia and a no bar to stand off the all these drug therapies now are used in combination to try to develop a vaccine to contain the contagion and the spread however all the people who have moderate to very low sometimes

the company previously arranged several flights on russia sawyer -- russia's sawyer spacecraft. >> up protest, now the virus. hong kong ex-pats eyeing an exit. that is next, this is bloomberg. ♪ it is the straw that broke the camels back in many cases. people are looking to get out of hong kong and looking to get out in a hurry. people are making quick decisions and want to get out quickly. andhe americans international businesses realize that once they leave these markets, it is difficult to get back in. the protests were a big stress on our membership going on for over a year. now we have this. not the straw that broke the camels back but it is a double whammy. >> there you have it. ex-pats are fleeing hong kong. this could damage an economy plunge ineen a huge visitor numbers, rising unemployment and forecasts of its first ever back-to-back recessions -- annual recessions. is there a surprise that people are unsettled with people are hong kong? -- it is not a surprise that people are unsettled in hong kong. the question is why are they leaving now? >> there are many ex-pat families

[laughter] for me this is like tom sawyer getting thee fence painted. [laughter] we had then dcg since 1980 i have not cooked a meal in all those years. and when marty died my daughter felt responsibility phasing me out of the kitchen so she cooks up a storm once a month makes dinners for me which we put in the freezer and then i eat those in the evening. so when marty died the wife of justice alito said it would be just right would be the cookbook is called supreme chef he is marty each section is introduced by another justice in seniority order. it is one of the best-selling books in the supreme court gift shop. [laughter] >> the supreme court spouses meet quarterly for lunch marty was always number one but for good reason speak that commission on the 19th amendment takes after the and we will have the digital cookbook to celebrate the 19th amendment so i wonder what he would contribute to that so what would you pick out? my one fish two fish red fish blue fish. [laughter] then there was the ultimate dish and then his crowning achievement was the fren

speeches from joe biden, senators bernie sanders, elisabeth warren and amy klobuchar, deep and tom sawyerour post about campaign 2020. live coverage on c-span. on demand at cspan.org. or is it life the free c-span radio app. >> recently the president at the campaign for tobacco fre

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bob bianchi and alex sawyer, thanks for coming in. let's start with exhibit a. minister explaining why he is unhappy and may sue. >> my complaint is they didn't put a warning at the beginning saying caution, some of this may not be appropriate for young children. why couldn't they do that. shannon: why not? >> i agree some parts of it may not be age appropriate but this is the entertainment industry and there is no way lawsuit is going to be successful here because there is freedom of expression especially with respect to entertainers and this guy calling this pornography and saying women should wear outfits like this i guess he doesn't go to the beach or walk on the street. it is ridiculous, get over it. doesn't he have better things to do to save the souls of other people? shannon: there was a little pole dancing going on which brings us -- she is not approving this, she's lamenting that our whole society is so sexualized. she said don't pretend this was surprising. why are we pretending we are surprised? i expect to see a halftime show, didn't expect people w

democratic presidential candidate joe biden, people to judge and submit your amy klobuchar and tom sawyer and senator bernie sanders. and elisabeth learns joe biden, pete been a judge, senator amy klobuchar and tom sawyer speaking of form on infrastructure. live coverage on c-span third watch on demand at cspan.org. and listen on the go on c-span radio up. as in human services secretary alec cesar testified before the finance committee and present trump 2021 budget request for his department. this is two hours and 15 minutes. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. >> good morning everybody. i think before i give my statement, we have several visits and 30 and i think we worked it out with senator white biden, and other people that we will keep this meeting going. so i am going to believe that the 1030 and vote once and then come back and i think the first vote always takes a long time. and then when he gets back, then he will vote. in other words, i will vote for the second there but i will stay over there and do them together. you know ho

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. >> thank you, secretary sawyer for the new commitments. we appreciate hearing about that. at this point, i want to turn it over to one of our most important partners. we literally could not doo this without usaid. as both secretary and mr. trump has noted we appreciate will greene, his commit and agency-wide commitment. thank you. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. it is an honor to join all of you here in morninging wgdp's first anniversary, in celebrating the progress and result that we've already seen. so, to be clear, women's economic empowerment has long been a part of usaid's work. and a new comprehensive approach. an approach involving every part of the executive branch from office to agency to missions in the field to out oval office itself. it's bringing new resources, new analytic measures and focus on barriers to prevent women from having their place at the economic table so usaid's role in wgdp is an operational one. it's a problematic one. first, we manage the fund and ensure that we have optimal outcomes and results. and we squeeze them from every single d

reginald sawyer authored the bill, changing the term from at risk to at promise. people.e believes that people should not be burdened with a negative label after making a mistake. >> over that words matter. and once they were called at risk, -- let's stop calling them at risk. >> backers of the at-promise phrase believe it could help young people use their untapped potential. >>> a new lawsuit claims to provide evidence that e- cigarettes join the juul targeted children with online advertising campaign. the lawsuit was filed yesterday by the attorney general of massachusetts. internal documents allegedly shopping juul expressively targeting teens. the aji claims that juul rejected a marketing proposal targeting adults instead adopting a campaign at a, quote, cool crowd. the company also allegedly hopes to have then teens liberties like miley cyrus and christin stewart promote the products. juul also bought ads on youth focused websites including nickelodeon, cartoon network, and 17 magazine. >> i will half to consider myself an addict. >> juul released a statement to cbs

and i, rhys thomas, also worked up at "saturday night live --" >> jimmy: love rhys >> and marika sawyero would be the best mr. music. and we all look at each other and we go, "jake gyllenhaal would be the best mr. music. because we'd seen this movie "okja," that he did on netflix >> jimmy: oh, yeah, i loved that >> and i remember when he hosted "saturday night live," he sang for his monologue "i'm telling you i'm not going" from "show girls. >> jimmy: and i'm telling you. yeah, he crushed it. >> no, he's like -- it's more good than you want it to be. >> jimmy: yeah >> yeah, and so we said, like, "that guy is nuts. you know, like, i'd seen him in "sunday in the park with george," the musical, and i remember watching him and i was like, "oh man, i'm never going to be an actor." that guy thinks he's the person like he's out of his mind. this is great, you know? so we sent him the script and he called me he's like, "hey, i really like mr. music. and i was like, "thank you." [ laughter ] it was immediately like, oh my god. it's jake gyllenhaal [ laughter ] so he said, "how do you want me to

williams stumbled in her singles encounter the 23 time grand slam champion was beaten by you start a sawyer in 3 sets it was the 1st time williams had ever lost but absent match. mando deployed looks set to be one of the stars to look out for at this year's tokyo of the x. the 20 year old swede does broken the pole vault world record the world so over medalist successfully cleared 6.17 leaders and all in 7 new global mark the. former houston astros manager a.j. hench has admitted he didn't stop to do enough to stop his former team from cheating an investigation found the astros used an illegal sign stealing system during their 27 team championship winning season the scheme allowed astros players to steal pitch signs from opposing catchers and was hit with a one year ban and fired by the astros speaking publicly for the 1st time since he left the franchise except the team's achievements may now be tainted. it's a fair question and people are going to have to draw their own conclusions unfortunately we open that door. as a group and in that question i may never be answered we may never know.