senate taliban forces afghan filmmaker roy sadat is determined to tell the stories of women under taliban rule with you. and british choreographer crumb cound takes audiences on an emotional journey in his modern retelling of an ancient epic. well it's the exhibition all of the year in the eternal city. known as raphael died in rome in $1520.00 at just $37.00 and he was one of the most celebrated and prolific artists not just of his age but of all time all the 3 month show is the biggest ever devoted to him but it begins under a shadow due to the corona virus outbreak currently sweeping italy. it's one of the most eagerly anticipated art shows of the year this day every day our crew in our museum pre-sold around $70000.00 tickets before dawes even opened. 120 works by roughly on.

signed a peace deal with the taliban last weekend. u.s. senator elizabeth warren has dropped out of the race for the white house a decision comes after a poor performance in the latest round of democratic primary elections her exit leaves a bernie sanders and joe biden locked in a 2 way race. disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein has been taken to new york's the tourist rikers island jail his transfer to prison comes 10 days after he was found guilty of rape and sexual assault weinstein complained of chest pains after the verdict and was 1st taken to hospital. officials from the world health organization are warning that the world is not taking the karuna virus seriously enough but national response is to what's emerging as a global pandemic very from putting entire cities under quarantine to taking simple precautions through like hand washing italy is so far the 2nd high has the 2nd highest death toll of the china it's taking no chances. the lockdown in italy continues this school in rome is just one of tens of thousands from across the country

taliban claimed to be fighting to free afghanistan from international forces. the february 29th agreement provides the conditions-based plan for withdrawal but this military spokesperson says, senatore taliban is not holding up its end of the deal. can we trust them. >> i don't think we can trust them. the bottom line the taliban what they want is severe version of sharia law and no elections is what they want. they have the battlefield advantage over the government of afghanistan. the problem is if i thought an enduring u.s. presence there could lead to a different result in three years, five years, two years, that would be one thing. i've reached the point now where i have come to believe we would have to be there forever to keep the taliban from getting what they want. a permanent u.s. presence in afghanistan is not feasible. i hope it works out. i want to be frank with everybody. i think most likely outcome is once the u.s. leaves within a short period of time the taliban will retake the country and reinstitute sharia and not have elections. they may or may not allow terrorist groups to operate from their territory. i don't think anything would change the outcome. >> ed: a chil

is primary elections made formal via vice president biden and senator bernie sanders the clear front runner as. u.s. forces have bombed taliban targets in afghanistan after militants killed at least 16 afghan government soldiers in attacks north of the resumption of hostilities comes less than a week after washington signed a peace deal with the taliban. and evacuation order has been partially lifted for the japanese town near the fukushima nuclear plant. was abandoned following the reactors meltdown an explosion and 2011 cleanup work has now made a small section of the town safe though most is still off limits. turning now to the coronavirus china is reporting another drop in the number of new cases of the infection but the death toll in the country where the virus began is now nearing 3000 globally more than 94000 cases of the if of the infection have been identified in italy the number of dead has now risen to over 100 with a steep jump of 28 people dying over a 24 hour period the italian government announced it will close all schools and universities across the country until march 15th. for children across italy it was th

senate. plus the us stance withdrawing troops from afghanistan after the deal signed with the taliban last month.

the of the foreign relations committee senator chris murphy has been tweeting saying the more i learn the more concerned i become that trump got fleeced the taliban security guarantees are so vague as to be effectively void he says the agreement leaves the afghan government out to dry by scheduling troop withdrawals before a taliban afghan vehicle in the race to get a deal took the focus of the current political crisis in afghanistan shafiq you hear comments like that from a prominent senator i've seen a new york times op ed from susan rice the former national security advisor she seems to think this was a particularly good deal do you share their concerns. i would say i can echo some of the concerns because the deal so far has been compromising so many fundamental achievement of the afghan government afghan people and the united states together for example the human rights the woman rights these are the values that the have afghan people and the international community has sacrificed thousands of people and millions have been invested in that but in this deal you were not find even a word of human rights human even a word of one's right even in

senate republicans dropping a new attack on joe biden. more on military strikes on the talibanfter the president secured a historic peace deal. why does republican liz cheney have a problem with the deal? we have more on the senate closed-door testimony on the fbi fisa abuse. more on a federal judge boxing in hillary clinton into a corner. now ordered to testify under oath about her emails the judge noting in that case the defense hillary is using she can no longer use. and the migrant crisis at the turkey-greece border, it is getting worse by the day. why europe potentially faces the worst crisis ever over that. this debate. europe has a plan but did nothing to fix the problem after the same crisis erupted five years ago. thanks for joining you, i'm elizabeth macdonald. we'll start this afternoon with president trump addressing the latino coalition legislative summit in washington. >> latino coalition, you're having the best year you ever have. last year was your best. we're beating it this year. this afternoon we celebrate the phenomenal achievements of latino business leader

years we're going to end up exactly where we were in 2001 with the taliban in charge of the country and open season for terrorists. >> senator i had the opportunity to give advice on the plan that we're executing now and my advice was to proceed with it. the principal reason i supported it the conditionality inherent in it. we will have a opportunity to see what the taliban does. >> do we know what the conditions are. >> i would-- >> does the american public know? >> sir, i don't know that i'd be the one to answer that. >> well, thank you for your testimony, i appreciate it. i understand your job is it to execute policy, but you're the nearest that we have to policy maker on the issue this morning and i appreciate your candid answers to my questions. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, general, for your service and for being here and i, too, express my condolences to you and to the families and for the loss of your, our soldiers and those from the united kingdom. general, this year, of course, the air force is asking us in their budget proposal to divest in critical isr assets and the way

taliban in 11 days. treat hutchie supreme court justice john roberts is slamming senate minority leader chuck schumer and the senator issued a the chief justice issued a rare statement today it came after the high court listen to arguments in the louisiana case which some say. >>could allow just one doctor in that state who perform abortions. during the hearing justices roberts and brett kavanaugh both ask questions that suggested they may be okay with that law which requires abortion providers to also have hospital admitting privileges. senator schumer slammed that perspective and called out the trump appointed justices neil gorsuch and kavanaugh. >>i want to tell you guards i want to tell you kavanaugh you have released whirlwind and you will pay a price. >>in his statement reacting to senator schumer roberts wrote in part justices know that criticism comes with the territory, but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate they are dangerous all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. presi

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senate arms service with afghanistan. peace deal and then strikes, what happened? >> this is largely over prisoners. talibantions begin. that's somewhat unprecedented. president gani of afghanistan would not like to give 5,000 prisoners back until he sees actually something is going to happen here. that's what produced the violence and the fact that the taliban shows violence as opposed to negotiations, that issue says what their intentions are. maria: have aat great day, everybody, i will see you tomorrow and real-time goal tracking online. ameriprise financial a former army medic, made of the we maflexibility to handle members like kate. whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa howie: on buzzfeed of the sunday so many are stunned as joe biden rolls up one super tuesday victory after another. >> the idea th

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i'll believe it when i hear it from the taliban. [ laughter ] the "washington post" has published a new article calling former vice president joe biden and senatorzabeth warren frenemies. even crazier, they referred to john delaney and michael bennett as candidates. [ laughter ] president trump told reporters today that he would release a report on his finances before the 2020 election. and said that people will be "shocked" that the numbers are many, many times what you think. okay, but anything times zero is zero [ laughter ] [ applause ] duchess meghan markle attended the u.s. open this weekend to support her friend serena williams. meanwhile, the queen went to the jets game. [ laughter ] a man on a mission to visit every starbucks in the world, last week visited his 15,000th location in peru and what do you know, they finally spelled his name right [ laughter and applause a 73-year-old woman in india is now believed to be the oldest person to ever give birth after having twins this weekend via c-section. the woman is doing fine, but she's definitely going to wait a few years before trying for more kids [ laughter ] "u.s. news and world repor

senate gearing up to vote on a one trillion dollar lifeline for the economy. u.s. secretary of state is in afghanistan seeking to salvage the deal between washington and the taliban. so then a stark warning from the head of the world health organization draws out a number saying that the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating but is hopeful the world can change its trajectory his comments came just minutes before the u.n. secretary general and tony could terry has called for an immediate global seems far to protect vulnerable civilians in conflict zones from the pandemic hundreds more have died in the past 24 hours due to the virus europe is struggling to contain the outbreak you can see how the virus is accelerating but we have not prisoners to start sticks we are not. helpless bystanders we can change the trajectory of this pandemic number to smarter because they're not just numbers they are people whose lives and families have been turned upside down may well un secretary-general and turn you could terrorists he's calling for people in conflict zones to lay down their arms so the countries can focus on the fight against who had 19 or old faces a common enemy coff

taliban and. we will ask questions on that and actions to combat the coronavirus. backlash building over attacks on supreme court justices. we will talk about the plan to censure the senatoron how nashville is coming together to recover from the deadly tornadoes and democrats in the media blaming elizabeth warren's exit from the race on sexism, 1024 other reasons. we will ask diamond and silk coming up. todd: i gave 5 pounds at the diner. todd: it is workplace - carley: there were 5 pounds of muscle. see you in 10 minutes. could this be the end of d aca? the supreme court will rule on it by june but gop senators - >> put together a package. >> we will cross that bridge when we get to it. todd: what happens if they strike down the executive order? carley: tom homan joins us to weigh in. this could be a big deal for the president in june trying to balance between moderate voters and his hard-core base who may want to see dreamers leave the country. what will happen to dreamers if d aca is struck down? >> donald trump is in a great position, we have 800,000 dreamers, democrats looking for a fix, an opportunity to trade a little bit. there are bigger issues than d aca but if

senate fails to agree on an economic stimulus package worth more than a trillion dollars. the u.s. secretary of state visits afghanistan's rival leaders hoping to breathe new life into the flagging deal with the taliban. hello the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating with cases recorded in nearly every country doctors had rosset it took 67 days from the 1st reported case to reach 100000 confirmed cases 11 days to confirm 200000 cases and just 4 days for the number of known cases to reach 300000 or the death toll in italy has declined for a 2nd day 602 people died in the last 24 hours taking its total past $6000.00 but spain's death toll has risen by 4. in $62.00 a total of 218260 4 more deaths have been reported in the u.s. bringing the death toll there to $483.00 the barker begins our coverage with more on the situation across europe in italy's alone but the region cemeteries are struggling to keep up with the dead on monday the death toll climb to more than 6000. is the 2nd straight day the number of dead edged down and the rate of infection slowed it's too early to say whether it's at least turn the tide on covert 19 but the figures office some hope the governmen

taliban has denied they were behind today's attack. >>> turning to campaign 2020 news, it is a two-man race in the run for the democratic presidential nomination. senatoris out. she has not endorsed another candidate just yet. warren implied we may see her back in the race for president in the years to come. former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders are going head to head trying to collect warren supporters now up for grabs. >> i would simply say to her supporters out there, whom there are millions, we are opening the door to you. >> hawaii democrat congresswoman tulsi gabbard is still in the race, despite only winning two delegates so far. the former new york city mayor and billionaire michael bloomberg is out, he announced he will help this money to fund a movement against president donald trump in six battleground states. six states had to the polls on tuesday for the next round of primary contests. michigan has the most delegates, followed by washington state and missouri. remember, for everything you need to know about campaign 2020, head to our website, kpix.com. >>> the city of oakland has another major vacancy to fill, fire chi

are warning of further unrest senator beirut still ahead on al-jazeera concerns about a spate of new attacks in afghanistan just days ahead of plan talks between the taliban and the government in sports young guns move into the spotlight following the cancellation of the katamari torch in. the eyes on team lost in tallahassee. we got more cloud of rain pushing into central and southern parts of china at the moment this is band of western weather will ease its way eastwards it'll run over towards key issues through a whole new shoes and big downpours on sunday southern parts of honshu in particular a possibility of some localized flooding and the cloud just thickens up again behind actually so the central areas the china will see more wet weather as you go into the latter part of sunday and on into monday that right really peping up again the chance of some localized flooding from monday much of japan will be fine and dry but you can see that wet weather moving through the east china sea heading towards southern parts of the korean peninsula as well further north and in beijing temperatures here getting up to around 10 degrees celsius in the sunshine sunsh

taliban today? >> chairman and i spoke with general miller earlier. do you want to comment? >> yes senator, bottom line were variety of attacks over the last 24 to 48 hours. they've all been beaten back. the red small little outposts. we did use u.s. support as part of our afghan eyelashes. it is important for the agreement, this was smaller level attacks out and checkpoints, etc. but the taliban have signed up to, a whole series of conditions which i believe the media and all members of congress have all the documents associated with this agreement, you can go through all of it. no attacks in 24 provincial capitals no attacks in kabul, no suicide bombers, no vehicle borne suicides, nor attacks against u.s., forces or coalition. there's a whole laundry list of these things that are not happening. yes there were significant small attacks, they've all been beaten back and we will -- continue >> we've seen that they have been able to control their field fighters, right? >> over the seven days we've seen that where they were able to go to and 127 attacks to 15 a day. that's correct. >> what ca

senator. do you think that there are the right preconditions in place for this peace deal with the taliban?e going to be the metrics that you're watching to see if they're on track to keeping their words about things. >> i'm very concerned about it, like i said. i think we've had mission creep over the 20 years, i think we lost our eye on the ball, trying to bring afghanistan into a 21st century republic or democracy as opposed to protecting americans. in this case, ensuring that it's not continuing to be a safe haven for al-qaida, isis, that would then be able to grow and threaten americans is the key. but how we're going to verify that is vital here. who is going to verify and how are we going to identify those conditions as they negotiate with the afghan government, with a safe haven in pakistan still. maria: that's the word, vair fishings right there. senator -- verify, right there. good to see you this morning. markets are rebounding today once again, stocks are moving and moving big after all three major indices reached their highest point gains ever yesterday and today we're looking

senator, something else happened right in the middle of that. is a peace deal is a possible peace deal announced with afghanistan. and the u.s. -- next step have the afghan government meet with the talibanith al qaeda that's with with taliban see if they honor peace deal but one thing i want to stress to your viewerslet not do afghanistan. but obama did in iraq pull the plug on the place. and allow radical islam to come roaring back. americans were killed as a result of the rise isis peel all over planet were killed and we have a chance to end in afghanistan smartly and well but we're going need a residual u.s. force a counterterrorism presence for years to come, because i don't trust that taliban to police al qaeda and isis. we foiled two plots the last year where isis was trying to attack the american homeland we're down to 8600 mr. president let's get the taliban to the table but not trust the taliban to defend america. we need some of our forces in place. that's what had obama failed to do in iraq. >> but 14 months later we're going to be pulled out if they hit their conditions -- we'll be down to zero troops in afghanistan a according to the way the deal reads. >> senator let's tal

senator carley shimkus. carley: thank you, i'm on it. steve: you got my vote if you do something about robo calls. pete: still to come secretary of state mike pompeo on the peace deal with the talibankurt the cyberguy is here on the gadgets that could spy on you ♪ jedediah: here is a challenge for you. can you go an entire day without looking at your phone? steve: the answer is no. pete: no. steve: today is national day of unplugging. and while you may not be able to put your phone down, our knicks guest says there are other gadgets you better watch out for. pete: here to explain is kurt the cyberguy. kurt, good morning. what have you got for us? >> pete, good morning. jedediah, good to see you. and steve always a pleasure. happy unplug day. recording device could be planted anywhere in your home, office, inside your vacation rental and you probably have no idea that it's there. what are you supposed to do if your privacy gets compromised? you call a modern day spy catcher, of course jeff has built a thriving business protecting celebrities, private ceos and tech billionaires. he has come to my house 20 show the tricks of the trade. for the first time ever showing off the high tech