>> yes. >> sonia wanted to win?cared to fail. >> did you think you were going to fail? >> i was very nervous to say the least. >> it had taken nine years to get to this moment, a team of cops watched and videotaped as the undercovers approached magdi. >> he's stepping out of the car right now. >> everyone was on edge, except for the man cast in the role of d. money. >> you had to be going over in your mind like, you know, if he says this, if he does this, i'm going to -- no, things come out spontaneo spontaneously. >> really? >> you have to be quick. he said a, i say b. you have to have something out there. there's nothing you can rehearse. there's nothing you can write down. >> there was cause for worry. while these officers looked the part, they had never done anything like this before. >> were you worried at all about their acting ability? >> i was concerned. >> too late now. it was on. coming up, a surprise snafu. the cell phone dials the number of undercover, and they tell me he didn't answer the phone. >> an u

what do we read into this, sonia?are gunning for the sussexes, harry and meghan. they feel they have been snubbed. harry and meghan are clearly incredibly angry about the treatment they have had, particularly meghan, at the hands of the tabloid press. so the tabloid press had gone to war. i mean, god, the poor guy has probably just got off a redeye flight to do some official engagements. who looks great when they get off a redeye? maybe harry flew business class or possibly by luxury, but they clearly snapped a bad picture of him. everyone has a bad moment when they get off the plane, and stuck him on the front page and made him look miserable. haven't we got better things to do with our time then read about prince harry being miserable? the guy has just landed in scotland, why is he not beaming? you should send him a letter. but you are right, it is unfortunate, i guess, the contrast with kate, who is the media darling. the press love her, so she is looking fantastic out and about and enjoying herself, and he looked

so a new family car joining us from delhi thank you sonia. in other news supporters of julian assange have gathered outside of a court in london where a hearing has begun into whether the wiki leaks founder should be extradited to the u.s. to face spying charges supporters say that he was a journalist exposing government. a song spent 7 years holed up in london's ecuadorian embassy seeking to avoid extradition. togo's president for nothing but has one day 4th term in office officials say that he took more than 70 percent of the vote but his main challenger has also claimed victory and accused the incumbent of rigging the results. here in germany angle americal center right c.d.u. party will choose a new leader at a special congress in april merkel's initial heir apparent on a graph from power of our resigned as party leader this month over a scandal involving apparent cooperation with the far right. in her press conference today she lashed out at conservatives at the conservative coalition partner of the social democrats suggesting that they

family car in delhi thank you sonia. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world floods in the indonesian capital jakarta have paralyzed parts of the city and cut power many residents have been evacuated the latest inundation comes less than 2 months after almost 70 people died in some of the city's worst flooding in years. violent clashes in haiti's capital port au prince have led to the city being put on lockdown anti-government protesters blocked streets with stones and burning tires after police attacks the army headquarters to demand better working conditions the impoverished caribbean island has been struggling with a prolonged economic and political crisis. a court in china has sentenced bookseller we mean high to 10 years in jail on charges of illegally sending intelligence abroad he's a chinese born citizen of sweden owning a hunk kong publishing house that sold titles banned in mainland china his supporters say that he is a victim of people little persecution. the world health org

sonia shah? >> is reprehensible. think there is aa well-known understanding in the global community these are commodities we need to make public. this is like a real failure of leadership and it is a travesty. amy: finally, what do you feel the corporate media, the mainstream media is missing here that you feel is essential for people to understand? >> i think there is a sense and which we kind of frame narrative around disease outbreaks as something foreign, like encroachment from outside that invades us, and posits us as these passive incomes. and i think that obscures the larger story, whwhich is t the'a lot of human agency involved in how we are turning microbes into pandemic-causing pathogens. i think we need to recast the whole way we talk about disease is not a problem of foreign invasion, you know, we talk a lot about places when we talk about where diseases come from. we talk about the wuhan blue or the spanish influenza, even though that did not originate in spain. there is a sense in which we want to try t

thank you kevin and sonia. don't go away. see them very soon. goodbye for now. hello there.ernight tonight. we have seen the showers folly to sleet and snow, low levels actually already. as we head into tomorrow, it will remain quite chilly and probably into wednesday as well. if you were winter showers to come. we change the winter miles to a west northwesterly a nd change the winter miles to a west northwesterly and cold air sweeping down across the whole of the country in the armour showers to come tomorrow. we have seen quite a few showers are ready actually come and some showers are ready actually come and some wet roads showers are ready actually come and some wet roads are showers are ready actually come and some wet roads are out there in the showers pushing through the midlands towards the southeast and east anglia for a while and they will tend to dive back towards western areas overnight. and there will be in around from many places, particularly in rural areas, down to -6 particularly in rural areas, down to —6 last night and everything should could be again toni

are the first time that she saw me, i was actually standing in for a liverpudlian singer called soniashe wasn't actually there, she was late so i was actually pretending to be sonia and dancing along whilst miming to her record. we got engaged the following year and then we were married in 1993. yeah, 25 years of a really happy marriage, so... trick or treating tomorrow night? yes, i will be fully dressed. dianne was at home in front of the camera, but her top priority was life at home. i don't think she had any perception of how popular she was. she was not starry in any way. dianne's number one aim in life was once she had finished herjob, to go straight home and see the kids. just the best listener! it wasn't ever hot air, was it? no. siobhan and jo were two of dianne's closest friends. you had your individual reasons for being close to her. that won't ever go away, will it? we met when our children were tiny. very young. we both became new mothers, we were the same age. we were doing this rather late in life. it was always great to be with her because you always felt lighter at th

sonia so india pulled out all the stops today why. that's right the indian government really put up this lavish spectacle of grand reception for donald trump and this event is really being compared to a similar event called how the mood which was held for prime the some of the lost in houston texas in some ways this is seen as the rest procol gesture but i think this goes beyond that we have to remember the trump president trump is an election year and this is a good start is also partly an effort to kind of would the indian american vote a good drive has a big diaspora in the u.s. they tend to be a wealthy influential business community and they tend to be quite pro probably don't many of them made large donations and supported them in this last presidential campaign so i think in some ways this is also an effort by trying to galvanize support among among this base and i think the optics of this spectacle today are also important for prime minister moody that a welcome diversion for him from kind of domestic problems at home where he

dot, it's only sonia. as soap farewells go, this was among the more low—key.elling her that she was leaving the square. son, this is to tell you that i'm off to ireland. who's that, i wonder? when the last episodes featuring her went out last month, it wasn't clear whether they marked a permanent departure. this week she said that they did, telling the distinct nostalgia podcast that she had been unhappy with some recent storylines. i'll go somewhere quieter, sonia's demolishing my kitchen. i've left. i've left for good. i've sent myself off to ireland and that's where she's staying. i've left eastenders. and that's where she's staying. she joined the bbc one soap a few months after it launched in 1985, and fast became a favourite with viewers, who followed all of dot‘s ups and downs, from her warm friendship with ethel... even religious men who collect bibles can only thing of the one thing. ..to her troubled relationship with her son, nick. merry christmas, ma. as well as gaining critical acclaim, a monologue lasting almost an entire episode earned june brow

sonia, can i help you? they don't live that way, honey. gloria, give me the keys.ll go to the market. hey, you're all awake. i didn't hear you. oh, look at my two handsome men. mi niÑo, my little fulgencio umberto. you know, about the name, we're not entirely sure... sonia, vámonos. good-bye, fulgencio. say good-bye to fulgencio. good-bye, fulgencio.nder b.

this time supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg, sonia sotomayor.hose justices should recuse themselves from all trump-related cases now. does that claim have any substance? >>> president trump is repeating an unfounded attack on supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. >> in a fierce dissent on friday, justice sotomayor criticized the court's conservative majority for granting a number of emergency applications submitted by the trump administration but largely denying them in other cases. let's go to our supreme court analyst joan biskupik. the president continuing to talk about it. listen to what he said in the press conference this morning. >> i don't know how they cannot recuse themselves or anything having to do with trump or trump related. her statement was so inappropriate. when you're a justice of the supreme court, and it is almost what she's trying to do is take the people that do feel a different way and get them to vote the way she would like them to vote. >> so talk about the facts here. and justice sotomayor's dissent, is it as controver

so new family car joining us from delhi thank you sonia. let's get a quick check of some other stories making news around the world fresh clashes have broken out in the indian capital delhi over a controversial citizenship law introduced last december india has seen weeks of often violent protest over the new law which critics say discriminates against muslims the unrest comes just ahead of a visit to delhi as we heard by u.s. president donald trump. israel says that its aircraft have hit palestinian militant sites in the gaza strip and near the syrian capital damascus the strikes were in response to a barrage of rockets fired by islamic jihad militants from gaza into southern israel the latest escalation comes just a week before israel heads to elections. and a surprise move malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad has resigned but at 94 the world's oldest prime minister might not be out of office for long there are rumors that he may form a new coalition government. a british court has begun hearings into whether the wiki leaks founder j

. >> reporter: step into sonia's playroom and this 10-year-old's dollhouse takes center stage.ll tell you there's one new toy that's become more than just make believe. >> well, this is like more like me because it has like the same condition. >> reporter: like sonia, barbie has vitiligo. can you tell me what that is? >> so it's a skin condition where your skin starts to turn white. like i have some on my hands and her hands also have some, so i really think that's cool. >> reporter: matell, the economy behind barbie worked with a dermatologist to represent this new look now part of the most diverse collection ever. nine body types plus dozens of skin tones and hairstyles. the line up also includes dolls with a prosthetic leg and no hair. barbie turned heads when she debuted more than 60 years ago with her glossa blonde locks and flaw lass figure. she evolved over time but her standard of beauty became a frequent arg frequent topic of debate. after listening to consumers a new generation of dolls was born. >> barbie is intended to represent a multidimensional view of beauty. an

potentially all partially opening them wouldn't go down well in the world's largest no producing nation is sonia found the cup. this is how danish begins his days he's typical of millions of small dairy producers across india his family doesn't on a farm they take care of the cattle in their backyard it's hard work never a day off he makes about $60000.00 rupees selling his milk that's around $775.00 euros a month but buying fodder and medicine blows a big hole in his income the knishes also saddled with debt load see took out to cover his mounting costs when all bets factored out his income drops to just $10000.00 rupees a month around $130.00 euros. sometimes my cows and buffalo fall ill sometimes my own parents fall sick all my wife and then their school fees for my children we just about managed to scratch out a living. it is exactly the kind of dairy farmer could be impacted if india and the us agree on a trade deal that gives american dairy producers easier access to the markets here . india has long protected spammers by the scripting cheap daily imports an extensive network of operatives

with me are the observer's sonia sodha, and kevin schofield, the editor of politicshome.independent leads with the news that schools are set to close as fears of the spread of coronavirus rise. the guardian says that confusion over health advice is widespread as the coronavirus continues to spread across europe. the mirror says that britons abroad and in the uk are in lockdown as attempts to contain the virus continue. the times also leads school closures over contagion fears. the telegraph also leads with the coronavirus — it says that thousands of britons will be tested for the virus amid fears that their could be far more cases in the uk then realised. it also features a picture of a gleaming duchess of cambridge as she headed out for a night out at a west end show. that's in stark contrast with the mail — which has a picture of prince harry who landed back in the uk today. the paper asks: happy to be home, harry? it is the main story again with coronavirus there as you can see on that front page. let's have a closer look now and, sonya, the male, a virus panic hit sch

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. >> desde la india, el presidente donald trump criticó a las jueces de la corte suprema, sonia sotomayorrse en casos que lo involucran a él y su administración, sotomayorcrítico a la mayoría conservadora de la corte suprema (hablan en inglés) (hablan en inglés) (información en pantalla) por cierto, el presidente donald trump termina hoy su visita a la india, concretando la venta de helicópteros y otro material militar de 3 mil millones de dólares . >> en méxico, cuatro nuevos asesinatos, se trata de tres estudiantes, dos colombianos y un conductor de uber, en el carnaval del estado de puebla, sus cuerpos fueron encontrados con huellas de tortura en una carretera. tenemos más información. >> los estudiantes fueron a un carnaval en puebla, era el día de descanso y no regresaron, los asesinaron con un chofer de uber, te saludo desde méxico, eran estudiantes de medicina en puebla, hacían servicio social por eso fueron al carnaval, eran: (información en pantalla) ambos colombianos, estaban de intercambio en la universidad popular autónoma del estado de puebla, iban de regreso a las 10, pidier

reportera: sonia lleva 15 aÑos en el negocio. >> sentimos que no hay algo que vaya directamente a ellosicencias de los negocios sean parte del cumplimiento. que un dueÑo no puede ir cada 4 aÑos a renovar su licencia como si nada. pero ahora tiene que ser comprobado que usted estÁ siguiendo las leyes. paga sueldo mÍnimo. reportera: el proyecto de ley serÁ presentado la prÓxima semana. sus auspiciadores estÁn convencidos por la forma que estÁ escrito tiene más posibilidades de funcionar. conductora: con esto llegamos al final. muchas gracias por el fravor de su atenciÓn. conductor: los esperamos esta noche. no te vayas a dormir. conductora: ahÍ te vemos. conductor: buenas noches. ♪ locutor: televisa presenta...

when we come back, get for supreme court justice, sonia with a colleague siding with the president, ande will report on that we will explain and much more, until you seek him a special coming up. ♪ captain d's. you know what's good about this? your sign's pointing at my sign, so people are gonna look at my sign. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. woi felt completely helpless.hed and you canonline.undreds. my entire career and business were in jeopardy. i called reputation defender. vo: take control of your online reputation. get your free reputation report card at reputationdefender.com. find out your online reputation today and let the experts help you repair it. woman: they were able to restore my good name. vo: visit reputationdefender.com or call 1-877-866-8555. ♪ >> sean: four left supreme court justice, sonia went after conservative colleagues on the court and here now to explain is the anchor of fox news at night shannon bream. this, by the way brakes protocol for example clarence thomas, ruth bader ginsburg would not necessarily be on

these two justices he's targeting, justice ruth bader ginsburg and justice sonia sotomayor, and amongrievances, this scathing dissent from justice sotomayor abt the controversial public charge rule that makes it difficult for immigrants to obtain legal status if they use public funds like food stumps. and rbf goes back to the 2016 campaign trail when she called him a quote, unquote, faker. >> i always thought justice ginsburg should do it because she went wild during the campaign when i was running. i don't know who she was for, perhaps she was for hillary clinton. and then justice sotomayor said what she said yesterday. you know very well what she said yesterday. it was a big story, and i just don't know how they cannot recuse themselves for anything having to do with trump or trump related. >> let's go straight to our cnn supreme court reporter ariane de vogue. she's with me. what did justice sotomayor write that the president is claiming is inappropriate? >> you know, brooke, we have had a lot of heated dissents from the supreme court, not just this one. it's odd that he picks up o

i think what sonia sotomayor just said about a bias with his judges and justices is true.n women's rights that you've seen across the country in legislatures and the courts. the fact that he had a litmus test list of justices to appoint and he's already picked two of them who are supporting an attack on women's reproductive freedom. you see it with mitch mcconnell on the senate floor today. >> and i also want to share with you something that happened in india when peter alexander asked the president about the weinstein verdict. and i think we can queue that up. let's see what he had to say about that. >> let's hear what he said. >> what message can you as president deliver to women in america who are still afraid to come forward and share their stories of sexual harassment and assault. >> i don't know the results. i haven't seen too much -- >> aside from this case. >> i think from the standpoint of women, i think it was a great thing. it was a great victory and it sends a strong message, very, very strong message, peter. >> well asked. i'm not sure about the answer. it's a

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go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. ♪ >> sean: far left supreme court justice, sonia wentonservative colleagues on the court and here now to explain is the anchor of "fox news @ night" shannon bream. this, by the way brakes protocol for example clarence thomas, ruth bader ginsburg would not necessarily be on the same ideological spectrum as they view the law and thefo constitution. they are supposed to be cordiality, congeniality, even? >> sean, they may go after each other on policy but not name or personal attack. here is what happened, they had to stay think that the trump decision went to the supreme court to try to get an p injunction by federal judge lifted. that judge had blocked a rule which allows immigration officials to take into consideration whether a green card applicant has or will become dependent on government benefits. the government granted the request but, it is hard to say whether troubling, she wrote that the government would seek this extraordinary relay seemingly as a matter of course or that the court would grant it. she went on to accuse the court

fÉlixnosotros cambiamos de tema con la controversia en la corte suprema de justicia donde la jueza liberal soniaejemplo en gestiones antiinmigrantes. que de forma agresiva lleva a cabo la administraciÓn. pablo: la jueza puertorriqueÑaacusÓ a sus colegas republicanos en la corte suprema de seguir una lÍnea ideolÓgica para apoyar el presiente trump. los culpo de poner el dedo pulgar en la balanza para inclinar los casos a favor de trump. es parte de su opiniÓn en un caso legal que afecta a millones de inmigrantes. [habla en inglÉs] >>trump repite que no sÓlo los indocumentados sino que muchos inmigrantes con permiso de trabajo son tambiÉnuna carga pÚblica. su administraciÓn quiere impedir que muchos de los inmigrantes que estÁn legalmente y pagar impuestos puedan quedarse si usan servicios pÚblicos. incluso negarles la residencia permanente. la corte suprema botÓn 5-4 a favor del gobierno. la decisiÓn sigue un patrón familiar. el gobierno busca una acciÓn de emergencia por parte de la corte suprema cuando dos cortes federales se han negado a hacerlo. y una apelaciÓn es inminente. pero la corte sup

. >> la jueza de la suprema corte de justicia sonia sotomayor arremetió contra sus colegas magistradoss cinco jueces de seguir una línea ideológica y de ceder a las presiones los cinco jueces dieron este visto bueno, en las que los más liberales se ppusieron entre ellos. esta regla que aquí hemos reseñado la de carga pública hemos hablado de ello, permitirá a las autoridades de inmigración negar las peticiones de residencia a inmigrantes que hayan recibido o que pudieran recibir en el futuro asistencia del gobierno, como cupones de alimentos subsidios de vivienda o servicios de salud del programa médico podría cambiar por completo el sistema por completo del programa migratorio. en nueva york mañana se reanudan deliberaciones del caso harby weinsteins ddespués de cuatro días sin alcanzar un veredicto. el jurado continúa analizando si el productor de hollywood es cculpable o no de los delitos sexuales que se le acusa. se le indicó al juez que no pudo llegar a un veredicto sobre los dos cargos de asalto sexual pero dijo que s'' ya tiene un veredicto un ánimo en los otros cargos. al regre

the president today also singling out justice sonia sotomayor. >> justice sotomayor said what she said yesterday. you know very well what she said yesterday. it's a big story >> reporter: tweeting a quote from a fox news host. sotomayor accuses gop-appointed justices of being biased in favor of trump sotomayor in a dissent last week accused the court's conservatives of putting a thumb on the scale in favor of the trump administration but ms ves for anything having to do with trump or trump-related. >> reporter: all of it comes amid new scrutiny of justice clarence thomas, whose wife, republican activist ginni thomas, has reportedly offered the president names of administration officials deemed disloyal and their preferred replacement. ultimately it's up to the justices themselves to decide when to recuse meantime, at his india news conference, the president asked about harvey weinstein and called out the now convicted rapist >> i was never a fan of weinstein as you know. in fact, he said he was going work hard to defeat me in the election how did that work out, by the way >> reporter:

. >> the president called out ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor were for what he called inappropriate comments and touch on the recent criticism of the government as well and comments that ruth bader ginsburg made against trump in the campaign. >>> what is next for harvey weinstein. and take a live look in new orleans where mardi gras parades are underway right now. coming up, something is different for fat tuesday this year. >>> we are watching the temperatures rise with plenty of sunshine and here is a live look with our treasure island camera and temperatures continue to rise through the afternoon talking the possibility of record high and changes for the weekend. >> do not forget we are streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find us on www.kpix.com or your favorite platform. tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. p

and former deputy campaign manager rick gates were convicted of violating. >>> supreme court justice soniaof buys y bias, in t case of wolf versus cook county, illinois to up hold the government to move forward with the controversial public charge rule. the policy which critics call a wealth test for immigrants makes it more difficult for them to obtain green cards if they use public benefits such as a medicaid or food stamp aid. in her dissent, justice wrote that the quote decision follows a now familiar pattern. it is hard to say what is more troubling that the government would seek this extraordinary relief seemingly as a matter of course or that the court would grant it addressing her conservative colleagues, the justice added quote perhaps most troubleingly, the court's most recent behavior on stay applications has benefitted one litigant over all others. >>> let's get a check of weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hi, bill. >> umbrella day for a lot of people. let's get you out the door. heavy rain on i-70 from st. louis to indianapolis. as far as the forecast goes, beautiful

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the court of arbitration for sport has found chinese swimmers sonia and guilty of a serious serious doping offense by destroying his own blood samples in 2018 the olympic champion will now be banned for 8 years for breaking anti-doping rules possibly bringing an end to the 28 year old international career yang a long distance swimmer has won $23.00 gold medals including 3 in the olympics and over to the berlin international film festival now it d.w. correspondents i'm in s.f. and scott rocks for a down at the red carpet thanks for joining me guys today i saw the last screenings of films in the competition and you both had a snake pit can you tell us something about them. well we began the morning with a radiated that's a cambodian documentary film that takes on the destruction of war so it's almost an abstract collage almost a museum piece of images from world war 2 world war one it focuses on 2 specifically the holocaust of world war 2 and also the american bombing atomic bombing of hiroshima and nagasaki that ended that war and looks at these images of evil and it's kind of hard to get t

becoming targets for discrimination many have taken to social media to share their stories correspondent sonia phone the car has been to paris his main china town to find out more. a basement in paris is chinatown. these elaborate costumes were meant for the annual chinese new year parade the draws thousands of spectators but for the 1st time the event was called off the sea or suddenly 10 was a regular participant blames the coronavirus and the stigma it's fueled certainly. was cancelled not out of fear of the corona virus but the fear of children being stigmatized with being told that action children are coming back from school crying because they were singled out and made fun of they were insulted and called names so we didn't feel like celebrating it has been very tough it only turned grew up in this neighborhood a melting pot known for its 960 s. high rise apartment blocks and dozens of east asian stores and restaurants the frenchman is of chinese and cambodian descent and says he'd never really experienced racism openly in paris until a week ago. it was a. mess took the metro and as i sa

continuously denied that cameroon is a separate country on the how to support going to just call him by sonia so everything that comes out of the election this see will not take place here in the numbers and solve was regions of cameroon and east means that you will continue to fight security forces and civilians will continue to suffer blaze thanks so much for that from the way that's in the english speaking region of cameroon thank you very much glazier. it's to china now on the 2 most senior health officials and who bury that's the province and center of china's crowbars outbreak have been fired this news comes as the death toll from the virus tops 1000 and with more than 42000 cases confirmed nationwide the chinese territory of hong kong has had more than 40 confirmed cases and because of the need there to curb the spread of the virus the pro-democracy movement has suspended its protests and has gone underground for an hour list. the base mosque an emblem of hong kong's lurch from one crisis to another was an icon of the pro-democracy demonstrations now it offers protection against a new

but 1st the court of arbitration for sport has found chinese swimmer sonia guilty of a serious doping offense for destroying his own blood samples in $28.00 the reigning olympic champion will now be banned for 8 years for breaking anti-doping rules possibly bringing an end to the 28 year old's international career now yang is a long distance swimmer and he's won $23.00 gold medals including 3 in the olympics . all right let's talk about this landmark decision now we have press herrington from sports with us higher press time what reason did the court give in this guilty verdict well they basically said that i did not have a good enough reason to destroy his own blood samples back in 2018 when you know 4 testers came to his house to give him a test only one of them were actually had the proper accreditation and that was the whole issue they. soon had and he alternately destroyed his blood samples pheno the international governing body for swimming they sided with sony and then wada the world anti-doping agency wanted to appeal and this week we just saw basically the court of arbitratio

the court of arbitration for sport has found chinese women sonia and guilty of a serious doping offense in that he destroyed his own blood samples in $28.00 taking the reigning olympic champion will now be banned for 8 is for breaking anti-doping rules most likely bringing an end to the 28 year old international career. soon young says he's innocent and the guilty verdict handed down by the court of arbitration for sport is unfair the chinese olympic swimming champion plans to appeal the decision to quote let more people know the truth the truth is young destroyed blood samples after testing authorities visited his home in 2018 yon's justification for doing so was based on the fact that some of the testers did not have proper accreditation young was supported by thena the international governing body for swimming who agree the test was invalid but the anti-doping agency wada disagree and claim that destruction of samples is a form of tampering the court of arbitration for sport agreed with wada banning young for the maximum 8 years the athlete fails to establish that he had a compelling

i look forward to working with the sonia sotomayor administration on this effort. my first question is for commissioner saul, i would welcome additional thoughts from inspector general ennis if you have anything to add. i want to share the story of a constituent of mine liz in mesa, arizona. in a single day she received over a dozen unsolicited phone calls and messages claiming her sonia sotomayor number had been suspended. the criminals sought to scare liz into divulging her bank account information. she's sharing her story because she's worried that not everyone would recognize it. identity theft and scams can be devastating which is why i work with senator tim scott on the protecting children from the identity theft act, and with the social security administration to help families whose children's social security numbers have been compromised back when i was a member of the house. in cases where people have been scammed on their ways to help them financially recover and secure their identities after their identifiable information has been compromised, what barri

and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers sonia sodha and kevinield. stay with us for that. good evening. our main story is the deepening crisis surrounding the spread of coronavirus. in one of the latest developments, a hotel in tenerife, in spain's canary islands, has been locked down, after a visiting italian doctor tested positive. here in the uk, travellers who've visited northern italy have been told they must self—isolate, if they develop flu—like symptoms. the vast majority of cases still remain in china, but there are significant clusters elsewhere. there are more than 77,000 cases on the chinese mainland. more than 2,600 people have died. south korea has seen a sharp rise in cases, almost 1,000 have been infected and 10 people have died. iran is struggling to contain its outbreak, with almost 100 cases, among them the deputy health minister. while in italy, more than 320 have been infected, and 11 have died. we start tonight with our correspondent mark lowen and the latest on the situation in tenerife. from island haven to health scare l

lou: supreme court justice sonia sotomayor does not like-that the with court voted, on she ask criticizedlican colleagues for siding with the administration. first of all, justice roberts, no clinton judges, no imawm judges, no trump judges. it's pretty clear she is decidedly on the left. >> it's a typical leftist approach, if you disagree with them you have to have an improper motive. in our judiciary today you have judges put politics before the rule of law and let their anti-trump animus get in the way to the traditional approach to judicial decision making. you have local courts trying to run our immigration system and justice sotomayor would support that. so the idea she is complaining about politics is just rich. lou: judge amy berman jackson, speaking of animus and partisanship, she is over the moon here against president trump and roger stone. why would there be any doubt whatsoever that he could have a new trial? to me this is such an obvious case of prejudice, i can't manage why it wouldn't be immediately successful on appeal. >> we'll see how she rules. i didn't like her statem

the prime minister boris johnson to ban imports of minerals or agricultural products from the amazon sonia gager reports now from london. it is known as the lungs of the earth and the richest source of biodiversity in the world but the amazon rain forest is facing unprecedented danger deforestation. wildfires is disappearing at an alarming rate up by 30 percent between $28.00 team and 2019 as ranchers and loggers raid areas all in the name of economic development acts encouraged by brazil's president. he may have announced a new amazon council to start supplying encourage sustainable development to the rainforest of a scene by a proponent of mining development but also not also ordered cuts to government agencies that enforce laws against illegal logging mining and land grabs all of those decisions taken without consulting the indigenous population. the brazilian government is signaling a great danger to the world for indigenous peoples communities the great soul of the forest they're letting everything go to ruin by messing with the laws that were created in 1908 protect indigenous people

critical of justice ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor came during a news conference in india.decide for themselves whether to step aside from cases and it is highly unlikely that either justice would sit out cases involving president trump. chiefropean union's brexit negotiator is handing boris johnson an ultimatum. michel barnier is warning that there will be no trade deal unless the u.k. agrees to the bloc's demands on fishing. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. romaine: first it was a trade war, now it is the coronavirus that maybe solidifying opinions. let's bring in bloomberg opinion columnist brooke sutherland. the past used, for three decades or so, we created where wely chain, could get things from china or some other country relatively quickly, cheaply. a lot of people seem to be questioning whether that is still wise. brooke: you have to think about why we did that in the first place. efficiency and cost savings. we are now finding out th

leaving india president trump held a press conference from which he called stout suprem --called out soniaotom. the president arguing she and justice is truth bader ginsburg might think about recusing themselves. >> i don't know how they couldn't recuse themselves with anything having to do with trump or trump-related. she is trying to take the people month feel a different way and get them to vote the way that she would like them to vote. i thought it was so inappropriate. such a terrible statement for a supreme court justice. lou: up next, the coronavirus, testing the country's supply of medical supplies, most of which from manufactured in china. also, president trump clashing with a member of the left wing national media. telling that person she should be ashamed of their network's reporting. i think called it the worst in broadcast history. we'll take it up with ed rollins when we continue. i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. it's surprising how the bigger a