to discuss this incredible possibility of a cancellation of the 20 twentieth's lympics is our team america sports producer virginia hello regina thank you very much for quite a problem what a weird world we live in right canceling a lympics that's that's a pretty tall order i was not expecting it so look we all know the panic around the growth of virus you know bug mr pounds comments were not received well in the host country. what did olympic organizers there have to say they weren't they weren't thrilled you know he's not he's a rank and file member he's been members the 1978 he's not current leadership had he been i'm sure japan would have taken these with a little bit more more heart really ended like we should take this seriously and said you know you're going to have 11000 athletes in a little over 4 or 5 months descending on japan and then you know 4400 athletes of the paralympic games afterwards that's a lot of people not to mention 7800000 people coming to watch the games and already japan in a sign that maybe you can take what they should actually listen to mr pound they have del

camp in washington he is the host and head writer of the comedy new show redacted tonight on our team america as well as author of the new book bullet points and punch lines in milwaukee we have jennifer to master. she is a winner tourney and policy analyst and in syracuse we cross to how we hawkins he is a candidate for the green party nomination for u.s. president all right cross talk rules in effect that means he can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it but we do like my analogy. this year 2016 we had an insurgent in the g.o.p. . vanquished all of them in beat got the nomination and won now we have bernie which in my opinion it was stolen from in 2016 will he prevail in 2020 because from c n n m s n b c in the democrat the d.n.c. and everybody else is against him again and small donors keep giving him money so what's in the cards for bernie this time around go ahead lee. yeah you're absolutely right i mean it is shaping up a lot like 2016 especially on the democratic side just fill in joe biden instead of hillary clinton and everything that we were horrified to see in the la

not be bullied into speaking to get more of a deep dive into the latest developments we have our team america correspondent michelle greenstein. the airstrikes heard around the world video from a u.s. apache helicopter with u.s. air crew indiscriminately shooting at civilians in iraq you suffer this classified u.s. military video along with thousands of other documents. diplomatic cables were published by wiki leaks about a decade ago but for leaking them chelsea manning is still paying the price today so as we can leaks founder julian a son who's wanted by u.s. authorities the justice department says he broke the law by working with chelsea manning an intelligence analyst for the u.s. army in iraq at the time to obtain and publish these materials chelsea manning is also wanted herself by the u.s. as a witness to testify against a songe but manning refuses and instead has been sitting in a jail cell since march of last year attempting to chorus me with a grand jury subpoena is just not going to work i will not cooperate with this or any other grand jury manning's lawyers filed a grumbles moti

they sponsor the cycling team formerly known as team sky, the america's cup sailing team led by ben ainslieipchoge's recent sub two—hour marathon. now, they're pumping money into fi, partnering with mercedes. if cars reduce weight, they reduce their emission. the engine is the most efficient on planet earth. if they emit less carbon into the atmosphere, there are things that come out of formula one and get passed down through technology. there is quite a strong argument that one of the potential solutions to the cabin problem is a chemistry problem which is if you take the biggest fuel in the world, natural gas, and you can remove the cupboard for that, so use hydrogen is that of methane for example, then you but thatis methane for example, then you but that is a chemistry problem. i do not see it as being a contradiction. we began cycling in the tour and did not materialise. attempts to get talked about a little bit but people who follow it are passionate about sport. i suppose it is a platform for protest but i have not bumped into it personally. you need to get the best driver in the bes

this is team america. sharing their expertise so that other major medical centers are able to contain, isolate, and quarantine people that are either at risk or have the coronavirus. >> harris: all right, on the ground in nebraska outside that bio containment center. dr. marc siegel, thank you very much. i want to bring and now dr. marcus plescia, chief medical officer for the association of state and territorial health officials. good to see you today, doctor. i don't know if you could hear all of what dr. siegel was saying at that bio containment center, but there is concern that this was more contagious than the flu. let's be real, the the flu has been fierce this year, and it's only february. >> yeah, well, i think we are seeing is the public health and the medical community are very concerned about the current status. although at the same time i think that we always knew there was a chance, a good chance, that this would continue to spread and we would see it here in our country. i'd like to say, we h

when i got of these places, get a chance to think my teams for delivering america's values all across the world alongside our brothers and sisters in the defense. that's an incredible letter for me. [applause]. went to meet with leaders, i pretty much just mike. i learned this at west point. just shoot it straight. they prefer it. it is why president trump operates as well. is a clear expectation expectation for what it means to be an american side would ask our partners to step up to the biggest challenges we face. whatever that is. cantering china, democracy in venezuela. you see president trump's missions, you can see as part in our foreign policy. this is the value that we all know. when the iron curtain fell. another part, being honest with yourself. you have to be clear about what you can do and what you cannot. built on fantasy, with foreign policy has never worked. so what we have had to correct in our time. [applause]. under previous administrations, our nation has signed dangerous agreements, the iran nuclear deal. and then trade deals, most of these things cannot be fixed.

meet yesterday and opened up with the same thing about we are all on the same team and this is team america and we have to look forward to. you look around about the concern and that speaks loudly with the independenc attendance. we need to make sure that we are in that. i'm a veterinarian by trade. we've dealt with situations and that doesn't mean we should treat people like animals but we should make sure we put in more proper safeguards so that we protect our population. we have a bill we have sponsored which coordinates animal diseases with human disease and this is why seven out of ten originate with the animals. what comes out of this as we lived through the zika virus install the misinformation, the panic, the politics that got put into that and it's a disaster. i hope we can do that in this hearing and help inform the american people other things we are doing we are putting appropriations for the nih and the research and development but also for organizations with the coalition for active epidemic preparedness they are looking at the new and upcoming diseases to have the model alrea

team. is it capturing the rest of america as well? it's difficult to say how everything will work out. at how some by these teams have done when, like la, it's always difficult for people to get out to the stadium. there's lots of traffic, there's different situations. when seattle came into the league, it was pretty remarkable. next thing you know we started selling out which was a massive nfl venue. a0 something thousand tickets for the big games we had. we sold 20, 30,000 season tickets right off the bat. it's pretty remarkable. all of a sudden, with some of these new teams like atla nta with some of these new teams like atlanta coming in, the hike was already there. their expectations we re already there. their expectations were blown away. —— the hype was already there. they're hoping for the same thing to happen in miami. thank you very much forjoining us on sportsday. we've kept natalie busy across the pond. she's also been chatting to former premier league and world cup final referee howard webb. he's now heading up match officials in the united states, who were one of the first

america. it is teams, that all of america came together to watch throughout the season. teams are in the super bowl. maybe, it wasn't your team that made it but i still watch the game. charles: sure. >> i like that. with the budweiser ad we showed off the top it was kind of the same thing. i liked the sarcastic delivery, oh, look at this typical american helping someone whose car is stopped. yeah, we need a little reminder of that every once in a while of the good stuff we do. charles: social media, johnny cash three, alicia johnson got one. bill murray, that was best commercial ever. way own that got one. hyundai, boston accent. google got one. cheetos. everyone was into it. great talking to you. mr. peanut, what a bomb. >> right. baby yoda route. charles: go to the twitter handle, now it is baby nut. now they're trying to sell merchandise. boo, you blew it. not a home run or a touchdown. we're watching the rally on wall street. friday we were down 600 points on the dow. have we hit a new wave of volatility? remember we had months of calm. has that all changed now? we'll

this is team america. we have to be like a virus or a bacteria. we know no borders. we don't care what your political affiliation is. we need to come together and make sure we have the right response for america. we had this meeting, this hearing three weeks ago, and you look around about the concern because i think that speaks loudly for people to wait as long as they did. we need to be prepared and we want to make sure that we're in that. i am a veterinarian by trade. we dealt with herd situations. that's not to mean we should treat people like animals, but we should put in the proper safeguards so we protect our population. we have a bill that we have sponsored. it's called the one health bill which coordinates animal diseases with human diseases. this is why. seven out of ten human diseases originate with animals. we have dealt with coronavirus for the last 30, 40 years in horses, cattle, dogs, cats, and other species. so we know what viruses do. i think the important thing that comes out of this, we lived through the zika virus and we saw the misinformation that

instead of america he picked the team that lost, the one that contributed to hell on earth, as success can only be enjoyed if you choose to ignore the mountain of misery behind it. so the berlin law come wall com, but sanders says we still have cuba. [laughter] but bernie searches, joe continues. his slow-motion collapse. if only there were analogy for buying his campaign. [laughter] it looks like his team could use industrial-strength viagra. which is not a surprise given the articulate brilliance of dog-based pony soldier. [cheering] which is my screen name on grinder. [laughter] so what is joe got to say about that. >> now joe biden on insult. >> look, a simple formula, action plus animal/party part plusplus animal/profession. yeah, i have a million of those. come on. come at me you salesclerk. where you at you salamander boat campton, how do you like them apples, by the way joe gets his apples just like everybody else why the money by one at a time. [cheering] greg: we kept warning everybody, he may not make it, no one had the guts to tell him, not even his buddy obama who would no

to date as announced they're the first major sports team in north america to replace the local radioroadcast with a streaming only service. fans will only be able to look at the games through the tune in mobile app. the if he tours the same brad casters as before. the years of broadcast uncertainty, the as have been on more than a dozen different stations since moving to oakland in 1968. >>> okay, we are at a tipping point according to new data outlining what rising sea levels doll our to our area. at 11:00, we investigate why we still building in those known flood zones. join us tonight at 11:00. >> and before we go, i think we're in for a good evening and tomorrow morning as well, right? zblo mostly clear. chilly 40s to start. and some clouds by thursday and friday. full spring like temperatures. >> thank you for joining us at 6:00. have great evening. >> bye. see you at 11:00. >> tomorrow on california live, suzanne somers talks about getting older but still looking good. and we have a live studio show. that's tomorrow morning an nbcbay area. >>> come on down. >> wendy williams un

. >> you heard president trump praising the team of scientists on those stages saying america had the best team with the best people, but the president also acknowledged he asked for budget cuts at the cdc, at national institutes of health which he understands would lead to the dismissal of the very same professionals we need. he says we can get them back. >> we can get money and increase staff. we know all the good team. it was the question i asked before. some of the people we cut haven't been used for many years. if we have a need, we can get them very quickly. i'm a business person. i don't like having thousands of people around when you don't need them. when we need them we can get them back very quickly. >> as one one opponent is using the coronavirus as a political advantage. you may have seen the spot during our newscast. michael bloomberg with a dark and foreboding ad pointing out he, bloomberg, knows how to handle emergencies. mr. trump know this is works. when president obama was president, then candidate trump hammered him on ebola pointing out the person put in charge of

this is deja vu newsflash from berlin a bad day for democracy in germany says chance on america a mainstream party teams up with the far right to gain control of a state government there is outrage and shock as a taboo is broken michael says the deal must be reversed also coming up this is usually a bustling commercial street not so souvenir shops mark shops tourists who visit to beijing usually tom just prime target here today are the only one. the ghost town that is beijing normally busy streets and metro trains are deserted as the city fights the coronavirus. and with wiki leaks founder julian assange stew to appear at court and connection with an extradition request by the u.s. the u.n. reportory on torture accuses western democracies of manipulating the evidence. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us here in germany a regional election has set off what's being called a political earthquake for the 1st time 2 mainstream parties have worked with the far right alternative for germany or a.f.d. to elect a state premier until now other parties have shunned the far right and the development in

team in a great city, i mean, that's tempting for most people. and we talk to david beckham about owning his first football club in america — ahead of his team's firstd. coming up on sportsday on bbc news... four british sides were in action in the europa league tonight, and wolves made it through to the last 16 — despite this miss. good evening. three more people have tested positive in the uk for coronavirus — with northern ireland confirming its first case tonight. all of them were infected after travelling to italy or tenerife. they're now being treated at specialist nhs infection centres. to date, more than 7,500 people in the uk have been tested for the virus — 16 were positive. eight of them have now been discharged from hospital. but with more cases expected to emerge, the government is set to launch a new public health campaign. fears about the impact the virus could have on the global economy has caused markets to plunge today — more on that in a moment but first here's our health editor, hugh pym. another frustrating day for british tourists confined in quarantine at this tenerife hotel. an italian visitor tested positive for the coronavi

this is deja vu news live from berlin a bad day for democracy in germany says chance on america a mainstream party teams up with the far right to gain control of a state government there is outrage and shock as a taboo is broken michael says the deal must be reversed also coming up this is usually a bustling commercial.

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david: bank of america has a large charitable undertaking, and you have a good-sized team doing it. ocus and how important is that to bank of america? brian: there is the charity we have come at $250 million a year of giving. low and moderate income development work for housing and development. there is volunteer, which is 2 million hours on top of that. there is employee giving on top of that. so the areas we work in are largely around economic development work. we have a commitment we just renewed. we have done $125 billion so far. david: some people say ceo should take more public positions on issues of public policy. do you agree with that or do you try to stay out of public policy or controversy? brian: there are two parts to that question. we have to create profits and returns first are herbals, and we have -- returns for shareholders, and we have to deliver what society needs. our decision about guns and things like that that we made two years ago, a year and a half ago, we had well over 100 people in the venues where these horrible tragedies had taken place, the pulse nightcl

we've done a great job in keeping it down to a minimum and probably so trump and his team says look you know america's ready for this virus but i mean this all comes at a very sensitive time politically doesn't it i mean we have the start of the primaries we have a presidential election in november is that likely to be any kind of political impact here at this very sensitive time. there's no question because even as the officials on the one hand were saying no sent there are needed for panic no reason for alarm they would follow that up immediately with having said that we expect that more cases are going to to occur in the united states that's not going to reassure the public and even if that is the reality that is continuing and will continue to cause exactly in the united states they also said that it's time for businesses for schools for other sort of public health officials or just public officials in general to be taking into account prepared this pandemic was the word that was used at one point so a well they're trying to calm sort of the sense of alarm this is going to have an impact we've alr

. >>> members of the 1980 miracle on ice olympic hockey team now facing backlash for wearing keep america hats at a rally for president trump. team captain mike -- says he and his teammates were not trying to make any kind of political statement and he regrets doing it. he says the team was in las vegas as part of the 40th anniversary celebration of their historic win over the soviets. the trump campaign invited them to take a photo with the president who invited them on stage and they were given the hats. >> everything is a faphoto-op f re-election. >>> the coronavirus still weighing on global markets. european shares have opened lower. those are significant losses in frankfurt and the asian markets continue their losses. new this morning hong kong announced a $15 billion relief package to help save its economy. hong kong's financial secretary said the spread of coronavirus has dealt, quote, a severe blow to economic activities and sentiment in hong kong. back on wall street futures have been waub lg. coronavirus fears sparking a second day of huge losses. the dow is now down more than 8

when i go to those places i thank my team for delivering america's values all across the world. an incredible privilege for me to be part of that. [ applause ] when i meet with leaders, i'm pretty much just mike. i live by a code, susan talked about, i learned about it at west point, just tell it straight, they prefer it. it's the way president trump operates as well. i set clear expectations for what it means to be on america's side. i ask our partners to step up on the biggest challenges we face, whether that is countering the islamic republic of iran, countering china, restoring democracy in venezuela. you can see president trump's mission set. you can see his enormous successes, like we had under president reagan when i was a young cavalry officer. you have to be honest with yourself and be clear about what you can do and what you can't. no foreign policy ever built on fantasy ever works. it's what we've had to correct in our time. [ applause ] under previous administrations, under previous administrations, our nations signed dangerous agreements that made americans less saf

david: bank of america has a large charitable undertaking, and you have a good-sized team doing it. re your areas of focus and how important is that to bank of america? brian: there is the charity we have and it is at $250 million a year of giving. there is community development, low and moderate income development work which is about $4.5 billion for housing and development. then, there is a volunteer, which is 2 million hours on top of that. then there is employee giving on top of that. so you are working all these things. so the areas we work are largely around economic development -- develop mental work. we have a commitment we just renewed. we have done $125 billion so far. david: some people say ceo's because of their prominence, should take more public positions on issues of public policy. do you agree with that or do you try to stay out of public policy or public controversy? brian: i think there are two parts to that question. -- kailey: coming up on "bloomberg best," the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. the coronavirus continues to dominate attenti

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david: bank of america has a large charitable undertaking and effort and you have a good sized team doingt are your areas of focus and how important is that you bank of america? >> there is a pure charity wewor work. of moderate to low income development. we put about $5 billion into that and day volunteer. you are working all of these things. the areas we work around economic to element. live a $300 billion environmental commitment we just renewed. ceo's,some people say because of their prominence, should take more public positions on public policy. do you agree with that or do try to stay out of public policy or controversy? >> i think there's two parts to the question. we firmly believe we have to both put forth great profit and returns and deliver society needs. as a bank, we are only going to be successful if society is. thingsngs about guns and that we may 2 years ago now was driven by the fact, at the time, we had over 100 people in the venues where these horrible tragedies were taking place. inside the pulse nightclub, inside las vegas, the teammates were saying we need to do some

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england face spain, japan and the hosts america in the four—team tournament, which starts on the 5thecause of an ankle injury but returns to the squad with owen lane ruled out of saturday's game, with fellow wingerjosh adams also a doubt. there is more on the bbc sport website. hello there. the weather doesn't look like it will be settling down any time soon. rain in the forecast looks like it will be exacerbating problems in the western part of the country. this series of weather fronts moving through mean that a lot of rainfall for north england and northern and western wales in the next few days, so there will be a chance of more flooding. we reach that point for wednesday, we start off on that point for wednesday, we start offona that point for wednesday, we start off on a dry, bright, chilly note. temperature—wise, 9— 10 degrees in the south, close to seven or eight further north. do wednesday night it stays very wet across northern and western areas and that rain really sta rts western areas and that rain really starts to mount up across northern england, northern and western w

we can't do 5g in north america without our people who climb, without our teams who work out in the field reporter: but matt jones, who oversees regional operations for eriksson in the central u.s. says there is a major shortage. >> we need to double in size. we need to take our climbing community and we need to grow it coast-to-coast in every state that we work in. >> reporter: why is it so difficult to find these kind of workers? >> the work is is not easy. physically it's demanding. it's outside. more than anything, it's at height. we have a lot of our people that work at heights of between 100 feet and up to 350, 400 feet on a daily basis. so you've got to be willing to climb. you've got to be comfortable once you're up there, and you've got to be physically able to do it. >> reporter: and this is where they take their first steps, at a 13,000-square-foot training camp. >> you might have to pull the rope out of the way. >> reporter: in louisville, texas. we met brodie lewis during his first week of climbing school. >> i'm an active person and i love to be outside. i don't want to put

heather: speaking of sports, the 1980 miracle hockey team honored by president trump at friday's keep americaally, forced to play defense when liberals attack on social media. carley shimkus with fox news headlines, 24/7, sirius xm115 on how it all went down. >> the team received a warm reception at the president's rally but the appearance did not sit well with some of the president's critics and the back lash became so strong that the team issued a response, using their official twitter account, saying to us, this is not about politics or choosing sides, this is about proudly representing the united states of america, whether your beliefs are democratic, republican, independent, et cetera, we support that and are proud to represent the usa. it is an honor and a privilege. the president's supporters certainly cheering them on, one twitter user says what's horrible about it? a miracle team and a miracle president. heather on twitter, not to be confused with you, says god forbid they support our president and want the best for our country. and ann also chiming in, saying they know the real mean

it's a privilege to be a part of and to lead america's finest men and women at u.s. africa command. an exceptional team dedicated to protecting america and advancing her interests on the african continent. i would like to take a moment to honor the memories of three exceptional americans u.s. army specialist henry mayfield jr. mr. bruce triplet and mr. dustin harrison who lost their lives in the service of our nation on january 5th in kenya. to their families our thoughts and prayers are with you. your loved ones died while protecting the american people from the very real threat of al qaeda and al shabaab terrorist groups. i'm here this morning with my battle buddy, shipment and friend admiral craig faller to discuss shared challenges and opportunities in both our areas of responsibility while we further joint readiness of the giant force. africom is critical to maintaining this ability as africa overwatches a global crossroads with strategic choke-points and sea lines of communication that are essential to global commerce and criticals to u.s. operations in the world. our future security, and prosper

it's been seven years in the making, but finally, david beckham's new football team will make their official debut in america's says he had no idea just what a challenge it would be to get the team to this point — after years of arguing about the site for the stadium. but now that's all out of the way, he says there's no ceiling to the club's ambitions, and he's got some big transfer targets in mind. i mean, every team in the world would want a messi or ronaldo in their team, so we've always talked about us being different from any other team, which i'm sure every owner says exactly the same thing, that they can do things any difference why. but we really believe the roster we have, the players we have the moment, we're really happy with, we're excited about going into this weekend. but we've also talked about if we have the opportunity to bring big—name players from europe into this city, we will do that. a 30—year—old man has been arrested by manchester police after the emails of manchester city manager, pep guardiola, were allegedly hacked. it's also claimed he then tried to sell details for £100,000. a cit

was written by a team of people who have been working hard to represent a swing state in this country. americafromn the top of the ticket to the bottom of the takei, can run on that agenda. thank you. it is an agenda that can get us to the white house. as james carville would say, 55 seats in the senate. [cheering] that is an agenda that is worth fighting for. i feel nothing but joy tonight. as we conclude this particular campaign. and this particular chapter. absolutely everything i can do as one human being to make sure that donald trump is a one term president >. [cheering] i will support the nominee of my party no matter who it is. to make sure we defeats donald trump. we cannot stop there. allacross the state and across the country, it is not just about who is in the white house. majority of the senate. i will campaign all across the country to make sure we win that in the united states senate. [cheering] i want to finish by saying what i have said to college kids in the state. 20 or 30 years ago, when people look back at this moment, and they consider the facts that sometime between now

teams to solve problems his entire life. now, with the establishment of the best scientists in the world to analyze our way to blunted aspirants, i think america will be in a better position, but certainly the coronavirus is a wake-up call to the fact that we have so much of our supply change for our medical equipment and our drugs in china.