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city on from there, silva close before phil foden forced scott brown into action.or with the final touch, his first goalfor after, taylor with the final touch, his first goal for city. and foden rounded off city with city's fourth, as they take their first steps towards another date at wembley. and leicester are also through to the fourth round after they beat championship side wigan 2—0 at the king power stadium. harvey barnes got his sides second goal after a tom pearce own goal had put them in front, while wolves and manchester united played out a goalless draw, so will replay the game at old trafford. you can find all the days results and goals on the bbc sport website and app. england's bowlers came to the rescue again, leading the fightback on day two of the second test in cape town. having been bowled out for 269, james anderson and stuart broad took five wickets between them while be stokes produced some specatuclar catches as south africa were reduced to 215 for eight at the close of play. —— ben stokes. adam wild reports. in cape town, a beautiful warm da

and you know the republican she was running against, who she had to unseat, scott brown, he thought all he had to do was call her professor. >> yeah. >> and he kept calling her professor like it was an insult. >> yeah. >> and she took that and actually delivered a personality to voters who they weren't expecting when they heard that professor label. so she's broken through that wall of reaching audiences, and she did it with absolutely no practice whatsoever in her massachusetts -- first massachusetts campaign, did it successfully obviously in her re-election campaign there. this is someone who's already had to do that. she had to reach voters who had never thought about her as a candidate. >> yeah. >> i mean normally in massachusetts, you know, when you're running for something in massachusetts, we've been watching you for years. >> right. >> we kind of know who your father was and it's probably a kennedy. >> yeah. >> so there's a -- massachusetts expects to have a strong familiarity with its candidates before they're actually running. she didn't have any of that. >> any of that. >> sh

she wanted kennedy's seat against scott brown and she barely beat him and then she won re-election.feated. ainsley: you are saying she won an easy election. >> ted kennedy in massachusetts. ainsley: people know that it was just a good soundbite. steve: it was a great soundbite. it got played extensively and a win is a win. brian: everyone use their vcr. steve: nobody has that jillian knows she doesn't even have a dvr. tom steyer actually the winner in that and i will tell you why. because everybody today is running that exchange between bernie and elizabeth warren and he is right there. it's like he got. brian: we want to seat rest of the fight and he is like hi, i'm tom steyer i would like to shake your happened for no apparent reason. steve: so what. all about name recognition and getting in the picture. tom steyer, congratulations, you got in that shot. brian: when you see two people fighting, do you sit there either separate them or leave them alone. don't go hi, hi, i just want to get in the way. ainsley: i see you screaming at steve, i usually step back. i don't want to be inv

brown podcast. welcome . >> thank you for havingme . >> this was 45 interviews with scott shafer d who not have to do any homework to interview jerry brown. why did the e governor agto do this? >> that is a question we did not get answer to until probably the last interview peer we figured he wanted to go to this process with us at berkeley beuse his father did 30 hours. that is why we thought he do agreed t40 hours of interviews. he lives were his greg vaughn father used to live. he is going into the family tehistory. he wto leave something behind like a diary almost for future generations to come . >> that is interestinab let's talk t is longevity in the a enpolitical when you hear him talk for 45 hours about his life what do you think were the lest importanons that he learned and that he may be taken back to politicians today? >> the longevity speaks for itself. this can be applied politicians to any race. few politicians have had a career where they are an outsider and insider they have been an incumbent and an insider. he has had so many political lives. that in itself is such a rare commody to have for poli

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and overcrowding hospitals there continue to plea for more supplies and staff scott either al-jazeera beijing. adrian brown is in hong kong hey explains what messes the territory is taking. the number of suspected cases has now gone up by 77 taking it to more than 380 suspected cases and the number of confirmed cases have risen from 5 to 6 also another confirmed case in macau taking the total there to 3 the hospital 30 also say they are readying another quarantine center turning a former holiday camp into a quarantine center and we've also heard from a microbiologist who was talking yesterday he says that he believes there are number of undetected cases in hong kong now some experts are now warning of the incubation period for this virus could be up to 14 days so it's possible that somebody who was in 2 weeks ago is now in hong kong and could have the virus now in response to the spreading virus the hong kong authorities have announced that a number of big tourist attractions in hong kong are going to close for the forseeable future that includes the ocean park theme park and also the big disney theme park

brown from bloomberg and our business insider, aaron broadway, this week on "press:here." >> good morning everyone, i am scott mcgrew. we are all aware that tech in silicon valley is more about other things of software and services. san francisco igm launched the successful ipo creating $125 million. the company is developing antibodies to treat blood thinners. biotech is not my area of experti expertise. this morning i would like to talk about genomic research and i would like to talk about the positive side of it. crisper will let us do this. you are looking at inside the lab of the company created by trevor martin. he's joined by two expert in the field of medic kristin brown of bloomberg and aaron broadway. i read that gene sequencing is an equivalent of reading a document and crisper isa process. is that a reasonable place to start in. >> crisper is a tool for programming biology. when you think of our dna is our insides. >> and this has been possible before. i mean we are all hearing about crisper but it is new and the best and most advance way of doing it. >> yes, there has been way to edit this docume

brown's. mr. rubio mr. sanders. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. shelby. ms. cinema. ms. smith. misstep now. mr. sullivan. mr. castro. mr. tillis. mr. udall. mr. van holland. mr. warner. ms. warren. mr. white house. mr. ricker. mr. wyden. mr. young. >> and there you have the votes. we did not hear any crossover votes there. this is on the motion by the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell to table or set aside the senator schumer amendment for documents. he already has an amendment, a second moment in the pipeline ready to go for witnesses and state department documents. at this photo -- we hear anything. anyone who it was expected to cross over it like it romney, collins, murkowski. this will go along party lines. >> there are going to be a number of amendments offered. the next one is going to be about bringing in the state department officials. everything that they did not get in this trial process and want to get here, they are trying to get through. we expect that we will see this summer routine of tabling. let's listen. >> if not, the are 53. of th

the center of this coronavirus all right scott by thanks indeed scott i live in beijing let's go to hong kong when i was there as a dream brown is the what's happening where you are a drain. well adrian to set the scene for you i'm at a flower market in causeway bay in central hong kong this is an annual lunar new year event but as you can see saw fewer people here this year various reasons is that the virus of course and also the ongoing political protests here in hong kong now we do have more than $200.00 suspected virus cases here in hong kong we have 2 people confirmed with the virus and we've been hearing today from the hospital authority of hong kong outlining the challenges they face in trying to ensure they have enough beds to cope with demond if indeed this fire is spreads and continues to spread here. yesterday we have more than 5000. and 10 this. medical been see rate is 97 percent and she is quite full but not as full as the peak of the winter so right now is slightly better but we are we perceive that after. the long holiday usually there will be for this. amount not just from the isolation that but from the othe

i think, you know, obviously you heard scott say they're not going to respond well to what brown saidi don't know if that's true or not. i suspect they're thought processes are being effected by what they see on tv. i think the democrats managers have made quite an effective presentation on all aspects of this case. i think the obstruction presentation today was devastating. but it also may be that they have made their own situation harder in terms of getting these witnesses because first of all, mcconnell's strategy is clearly to kind of wear out his people and say do you really want to hang around here for a few more weeks dealing with this and hear the same case over and over and again? and the second thing is the case is so effective they don't want any witnesses to make the vote to acquit the president even more difficult. >> all right. stay with me. we are going to take a brief break. as i said, we're waiting for the senate to return at any moment. they're in the midst of a very brief dinner break, about 30 minutes. so we're going to squeeze in a couple more moments if we can be

attempt to try and prevent the spread of the virus if you're brown is standing by for us at one of those theme parks but 1st let's go live to scott hyde live in beijing for the latest and scott the warning there that it may be getting even stronger must be sending a chill down people's minds in china and it certainly would be yeah they said that you know it's definitely getting stronger they're trying everything they can do to understand how this virus spreads how strong this virus is but as you mentioned they admitted that it is getting stronger now this comes more transportation restrictions across china but here specifically in the capital beijing we know that long distance bus service has been suspended there are several bus stations across the city they have now halted that's because the bus system here is less regulated than say high speed rail and airlines so they're worried about being able to track people because they don't have to show their i.d.'s they're worried about tracking people specifically but also where they have traveled from so that's something that's a big concern and we're seeing that in other places to ot

hong kong health officials have confirmed a 6th case of the virus adrian brown is standing by to tell us more on that 1st scott hydrant beijing for an update on what's happening on the mainland so how much concern is the warning causing sky scott that this is a virus that's getting faster and stronger. that's really that's the big concern now it's faster and stronger so it's a very difficult situation to control to handle to try to contain and that's what we heard from the head of the national health ministry here and that's what i've been hearing from the from the top of the government xi jinping called a special meeting a rare meeting on the 1st day of the lunar new year yesterday to appoint a very top level officials to run the control of this coronavirus that's very very serious here in their taking at that but as we heard from the health ministry it's a very difficult it's a moving target they really don't know it's a new virus they don't know everything about it so they're doing everything they can to contain it not p.c. treat those who have been infected now one thing that they're trying to do that they

order to contain this virus al-jazeera is adrian brown is in hong kong he's standing outside a theme park that's now been closed but 1st let's speak to scott heiler in beijing cannot they do what's going on in mainland china scott another day more restrictions this time on wildlife tell us about that. yes you know this ban just announced as you said some in the last hour on wildlife trade and those establishments that previously conducted trade in wildlife are going to be isolated and disinfected so a big move here in china just in the last hour and as you mentioned we're going to be hearing from the health ministry very soon a press conference to be held this is something they did just a couple of days ago so i think right now what we're going to hear is probably an update on exactly what happened what is happening here in china when it comes to dealing with this coronavirus obviously what's what's been going on in will han and who province but one thing to note here you know even in the capital beijing there are some travel restrictions new travel restrictions being put into place long distance bus stations here in the city have been shu

be said no deaths in hong kong all right thank you for that adrian brown in hong kong well from hong kong let's go to beijing now scotthyder is our correspondent there he's got the details on the restrictions that are being put in place on the mainland. we're looking at almost $50000000.00 people on a lockdown in central china we're hearing too that some of the train service here into beijing is going to start to be limited even further now this is a concern because we're looking at you know an extended lunar new year but it's coming to an end toward the end of the week and when you look at the train stations here a lot of people are coming back early even though that holiday has been extended because they're worried that there's going to be even more restrictions on the train service here into the capital so that's a concern to the what's becoming to look like an airlift by some nations of their citizens out of the epicenter of this coronavirus and will han we know that the united states is evacuating its consulate in the coming hours by aircraft they're also going to let citizens and he says that they can fit in wha

it was backed says san francisco state senator scott wiener past originally in 2018 but was vetoed by e govern then was jerry brown the bill now moves to the full state senate for a vote next week senator we're is partnering with assemblymember phil ting on this new legislatn. >>we'll take a break at 5. coming up he on the kron 00:04am morning news, a van belonging to a church is stolenin the east bay and now the church needs help to replace thousands of dollars >>but we now look at weather d traffic for you i've lost track. sterday's wednesday i knew was going to happen sometime mondayre the roads roads are looking okay,we still have a hot spot in livermorthat's been working for over an hour now so we're going to check in on that there's a heavy police presence on east bound 5 80 at the airway boulard, ofamp the off-ramp is the only thing that's close. >>so the investigation is ongoing. we have a reporter heading out to the scene to why they shut down the freeway and why they're still out there blocking the offer at w do know thatall lanes are open on the freeway east bound 5.80 it's only the off-ramp and the int

adrian brown will join us from hong kong in a moment where measures have been put in place to prevent infections we'll speak to right after scott heiler who give us an update from beijing scott and you'll just bring us up to speed about what you know on the current restrictions that beijing has put in place as well as the international evacuations. yeah the restrictions continue to strengthen and being you know where we're looking at almost $50000000.00 people on a lockdown in central china we're hearing too that some of the train service here into beijing is going to start to be limited even further now this is a concern because we're looking at you know an extended lunar new year but it's coming to an end toward the end of the week and when you look at the train stations here a lot of people are coming back early even though that holiday has been extended because they're worried that there's going to be even more restrictions on the train service here into the capital so that's a concern to the what's becoming to look like an airlift by some nations of their citizens out of the epicenter of this coronavirus and will han we kn

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more supplies and staff scott either al-jazeera beijing or home calls the government has announced that as of monday deny entry to residents of the province it by the bright idea brown has an updated tally of. but the number of suspected cases has now gone up by 77 taking it to more than 380 suspected cases and the number of confirmed cases have risen from 5 to 6 also another confirmed case in macau taking the total there to 3 the hospital 30 also say they are readying another quarantine center turning a former holiday camp into a quarantine center and we've also heard from a microbiologist who was talking yesterday he says that he believes there are number of undetected cases in hong kong now some experts are now warning of the incubation period for this virus could be up to 14 days so it's possible that somebody who was in 2 weeks ago is now in hong kong and could have the virus now in response to the spreading virus the hong kong authorities have announced that a number of big tourist attractions in hong kong are going to close for the forseeable future that includes the ocean park theme park and also the big disney theme park that attracts hundreds of thousands

say senator scott wiener help pass a bill that could ban gun shows at the cow palace venue in daly city, the bill originally passed back in 2018, but was vetoed by then governor jerry brown, the bill now moves to the full state senate for a vote next week senator winner is partnering with assembly member phil ting on this legislation. 2 major bay area based health care providers are among the first to pledge a combined $45 million to governor newsome has recently announced fund to help get homeless people off the street kron four's maureen kelly talked to us executives at kaiser permanente and blue shield of california who say. >>having housing this make sense having housing is good for people's health. were members of the community. >>here as companies and we have an obligation to try to make that community as vibrant as healthy as it possibly can be the president and ceo of insurance provider blue shield of california can see the blocks fm his oakland ss just office. he says having a place to live is a cornerstone of good health this problem it has so many pernicious effects on people's lives. >>they there's much lot lower. life expectancy when you don't have a home i

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eggs, hash browns and pancakes dance across the griddle at the avalon diner in stafford, texas. scott the economy is going really well. we're safe as a country. things are going pretty well. >> reporter: the sign outside backs that up. she's lost workers to better jobs elsewhere. scott did not vote for mr. trump in 2016 but will this year. his wife was with the president from the beginning. >> i'm more conservative. i tend to go more with that person. >> reporter: across from scott and his wife we met another couple who work in health care. >> i'm mystified when i hear what donald trump has to say. >> how frequently now or during the trump presidency have you found yourself shaking your head? >> every day. we needed a change. make america great again. i'm wondering if those same people do they think he's made america great again. >> reporter: then it was on to lunch in conservative midland, a boom town in west texas where oil and natural gas production runs around the clock. at max barbecue a local favorite the briket is slow cooked outback for 18 hours. customers start arriving for l

touch a bottle standing by for us in paris adrian brown is live for us in hong kong which is just to clear the health emergency but 1st let's go to scott hyla who is in beijing scott chinese new year celebrations going ahead despite the threat from this corona virus but they will be muted to say the least this year. absolutely yes and we've been to a couple of parks in here on the streets here in beijing and it's a very very quiet day this would normally be a time when people would come out they did their spending time with their families but they would come out for these festivals and in fairs that normally would be held at the parks and around here the capital beijing but that is not happening today here it's not happening across the country as well obviously because of the concern of this coronavirus being spread even further and what's raising part of that concern is that there are indications strong indications that people can be asymptomatic yet still carrying this coronavirus another words so it might be carrying it in unwillingly pass it on to others before they know they actually have it so obviously taking every precaution he

brown >> mastercard staying long. >> health peak >> what do they do >> health care reit. >> thank you for watching. "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you, scott surprise welcome to "the exchange." i'm bill the coronavirus continues to grow with more cases now being diagnosed here in the united states we have got the latest numbers for you, the markets are jittery. and the reaction with all of this and why one expert says this the timing of this is going to be very difficult to try and control. >>> also, your credit score is about to change. maybe for the good, maybe for the bad. ready to tweak the model and who could get a bump and who may not be real happy about the changes. >>> mike bloomberg is not just flooded the air waves with campaign cash, he is also dolling out big bills to get people to join his team. >>> seema mody with the numbers right now. >> great to see you in house watching the markets closely we started the day higher, the dow quickly reversing gains here now down 129 after the second u.s. case of coronavirus confirmed, plus further delays at boeing. s&p 500 holding on to 3303 nasdaq down just about 50 points fears over the

brown >> mastercard staying long. >> health peak >> what do they do >> health care reit. >> thank you for watching. "the exchange" starts now. >>> thank you, scottise welcome to "the exchange." i'm bill the coronavirus continues to grow with more cases now being diagnosed here in the united states we have got the latest numbers for you, the markets are jittery. and the reaction with all of this and why one expert says this the timing of this is going to be very difficult to try and control. >>> also, your credit score is about to change. maybe for the good, maybe for the bad. ready to tweak the model and who could get a bump and who may

brown defendants. investigators say the hope they can be on the same page when it comes to pursuing gang members. at the press conference, police chief bill scottment to the police department's gang unit, saying collected information may be critical in the future. >> we have to think that only about the day, but the future. four years from now, there may be another da that may decide to do things a different way. >> reporter: and in an interview that he born in, he said he was working with other agencies to pursue justice, in particular when it comes to auto burglaries which are often linked to organized crime. >> we need to work cooperatively with other agencies. not just in san francisco and across the bay area. >> reporter: he is also making pressure, a group met with him and he still appears to support the effort to close 850 brian. >>> today contra costa county district attorney diana becton said more than 30 to hundred marijuana convictions are being cleared. under proposition 64 decriminalize his cannabis in california and says the convictions are eligible to be dismissed and sealed. they use technology to analyze which cases the partner

scott either al-jazeera beijing. hong kong hong kong has declared a health emergency over the outbreak of the virus let's go live there now as a tree and brown can tell us more adrian about what exactly has been declared. yes indeed adrian kerry hong kong's chief executive has decided this health crisis is serious enough to raise it to the emergency category now that followed a meeting with key advisors including some of hong kong's top medical experts that meeting was convened just after kerry am i arrived back from davos in switzerland where she's been attending the world economic forum now in addition to the various measures announced today kerry didn't decide to impose a temporary closure of the border between hong kong and china even if she had wanted to it's doubtful that her political masters in beijing would have allowed it instead she's decided to embark on other measures including requiring all visitors from the mainland to sign and fill in health declaration forms this will apply to people entering hong kong by rail train plane and boat she's also going to extend the school holidays for universities kindergartens and schools until

now scott thank you scott hyla there live in beijing well leading for all ages in hong kong there warning that the outbreak is was some what the chinese government is saying adrian brown has more. we've been hearing the softer noone from caprio long he's a leading epidemiologist he is the head and he's the dean of hong kong university's medical medical faculty and he basically says based on commuter computer modeling that they've been using as other experts are around the world right now he estimates that in fact 44000 people have been infected by this virus in who hand and he also says that the rate of infection will double every 6 to 7 days so again this is based on computer modeling it doesn't mean it's necessarily going to happen but he said it is their forecast as sort of worst case scenario you might say so these are alarmed words coming from hong kong and they appear to in a sense contradict what the world health organization has been saying because the world health organization so far hasn't felt compelled to declare an international public health alert the experts in hong kong are saying that draconian measures will be needed not just by hong kong's governmen

former colleague supervisor brown reminded us last week, it is so easy to become numb to the gun violence in this country. i want to thank you both or standing up. we have manny scott, the head of the brady campaign, and i see rudy with united players. and to have you on board with all of us as we continue to fight is just wonderful. i know you joined in the gun buyback program, getting 318 guns off the street, 20 of them assault rifles. thank you very much. and the fact that you've devoted your retirement to ending gun violence warms my heart beyond comprehensive. thank you so much for -- comprehension. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisors. we're honored and humbled by the board's commendation for our efforts to prevent gun violence. the response we've received from friends, family and total strangers around the world has been overwhelming and encouraging that others may have been motivated to act to address the scourge that is affecting this country. in particular we want to thank supervisor stefani for your efforts to reduce gun violence in san francisco. we will continue to encourage others to act in any way they can. whether that's writing a che

brown. >> store capital. >> megan. >> industrials. >> john. >> kkr. >> okay. and joey. >> domino's pizza. >> good weekend, everybody all of you as well stocks off their lows right now. "the exchange" begins now. >>> thanks very much, scottwelcome to "the exchange." i'm dom chu. a developing story as the united states kills a top iranian general in an air strike what happens next? and what could the retaliation be markets rattled by the news overseas but should you be making moves in your portfolio or just stay the course? >> and an exclusive interview, dallas fed president on the fed's next moves he is a big one there. he's a voting member on the fed this year. but let's get right to our top story. >>> all right. the u.s. killing iran's to

brown. >> store capital. >> megan. >> industrials. >> john. >> kkr. >> okay. and joey. >> domino's pizza. >> good weekend, everybody all of you as well stocks off their lows right now. "the exchange" begins now. >>> thanks very much, scott. welcome to "the exchange." i'm dom chu. a developing story as the united states kills a top iranian general in an air strike what happens next? and what could the retaliation be markets rattled by the news overseas but should you be making moves in your portfolio or just stay the course? >> and an exclusive interview, dallas fed president on the fed's next moves he is a big one there. he's a voting member on the fed this year. but let's get right to our top story. >>> all right. the u.s. killing iran's top commander. general qasem soleimani in an air strike in baghdad. soleimani has been a key figure in middle east politics and iranian politics for some time and some have considered him the country's most powerful military commander. his death exacerbating what's already been high tensions between the iran and the united states here. the department of defense saying the general soleimani was actively developing plans to attack american service members and diplomats throughout the reg

scott? >> aye. >> mr. cassidy? no. mr. langford. aye. mr. danes? aye. mr. young? aye. mr. sasse? aye. miss stabenow? aye. mr. menendez, aye. mr. carper, aye. mr. cordon? >> aye by proxy. >> mr. brown, aye. mr. bennett? >> aye. >> mr. casey, aye. mr. warner, aye. mr. white house? no. miss hassin? aye. miss cortez? aye mr. chairman? >> aye. >> chairman votes aye. >> would you announce the vote? >> 25 ayes, three nays. >> 25 ayes, three nays. the bill is reported. i would like to say thank you to some people. first of all, this is a big bipartisan vote, a reminder that when congress works together in a bipartisan way the american people greatly benefit. i want to thank my colleagues again for working with the trump administration and me and senator wyden. i also want to thank members of my finance committee trade staff for their very, very hard work. ranking member wyden and his staff have worked with me through this whole process and i'm grateful for that cooperation as well. i look forward to a vote on the senate floor, hopefully soon, for final passage. meeting adjourned.

brown. mr. chair.thank you, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. like to first recognize the leadership of scott, my potomac partner from virginia, chairman education ittee on and labor, and the hard work, done in thatn work committee to bring this important bill to the floor. chair, older workers are critical to our economy and workplaces. however, six in 10 older americans report seeing or age discrimination on the job. more than half of older workers jobs beforeom their they retire if they find a new -- they retire. a new job, nine in 10 never match their prior earnings. a supreme court created higher burden of proof for workers claiming age another formn than of discrimination. from the t statistics equal opportunity employment commission shows that age complaints has been rising. in the 2000, the eeoc received 16,000 age discrimination complaints. that number climbed to over complaints in 2017 or 23% discrimination claims fired. mr. chairman, my amendment would to submit an oc annual report to congress on number of age discrimination under this act. it's important that congress eceives this

former colleague supervisor brown reminded us last week, it is so easy to become numb to the gun violence in this country. i want to thank you both or standing up. we have manny scott, the head of the brady campaign, and i see rudy with united players. and to have you on board with all of us as we continue to fight is just wonderful. i know you joined in the gun buyback program, getting 318 guns off the street, 20 of them assault rifles. thank you very much. and the fact that you've devoted your retirement to ending gun violence warms my heart beyond comprehensive. thank you so much for -- comprehension. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisors. we're honored and humbled by the board's commendation for our efforts to prevent gun violence. the response we've received from friends, family and total strangers around the world has been overwhelming and encouraging that others may have been motivated to act to address the scourge that is affecting this country. in particular we want to thank supervisor stefani for your efforts to reduce gun violence in san francisco. we will continue to encourage others to act in any way they can. whether that's writing a che