." >> also in the car tex watson, patricia krenwinkel and linda kasabian.ever lived in the house recently vacated by terry melcher, who months earlier had politely blown off manson's hopes for a record deal. >> whoever's living there now has to be rich and famous. nobody else could afford a house like that. >> manson had actually been at the house earlier that year looking for terry melcher. he moved out. but manson encountered the current resident, actress sharon tate, the pregnant wife of film director roman polanski. now tex climbed a telephone pole and cut wires to that very same house. they all went over the gate. and just then a young man named steven parent who'd been visiting the property caretaker, was headed out of the driveway. tex confronted him with a knife, then shot him several times. the killing had begun. with kassabian standing guard susan, patricia, and tex went inside the house. polanski was out of the country that night. but his friend wojtek watt kousky was asleep on the couch. tex kicked him. susan atkins went to see who else was ther

watson coleman: do they know what? dr. redfield: yes. mrs. watson coleman: ok. because i got the impression that they're still waiting for confirmation. which suggests to me that they don't necessarily know that. dr. redfield: we'll clarify it for sure and we'll get back to you so you know exactly what the reality is. mrs. watson coleman: ok. dr. redfield: thank you. mrs. watson coleman: i have a question about what happens if you are confirmed to have this virus and you're in a hospital, you're whatever. right? you're in the hospital. what is the treatment? dr. redfield: that's very important for everyone to hear this. very clearly. a majority of people who get infected with this virus, particularly those that round the age of 60, -- age of 60, are quite relatively healthy, and they would go to home isolation. we'd ask them to restrict their movements, stay at home for 14 days. mrs. watson coleman: and do what? dr. redfield: do everything they can to not infect anybody else that lives around them. mrs. watson coleman: there's nothing they can do? dr. redfield:

strategy,ad of global marilyn watson. some call it an emergency rate cut. and chairman powell's comments that there was never any political consideration. this is in keeping with the mandates and there will be aggressive moves going forward from the g7. this is just the fed acting as it should. marilyn: when you look at the statement from friday of last week and from the g7, it was clear the fed and central banks are willing and able to do as much as possible. we were expecting some form of cut. i also think when you heard the statement just now from jay powell -- i think he was very clear that you have three facets of addressing the outbreak. there is the response in terms of health care, fiscal policy, and to a lesser extent a blunt tool, monetary policy. he was very clear and sissy -- uccinct that he wanted to stabilize fiscal conditions it was just one of three things. vonnie: he says there are other policy tools in broad consideration of what the federal is her can do but -- fed can do. michael, what have you learned from this solvency is that talked a

katie watson in sao paulo. —— katy watson in sao paulo.effect on anxiety and stress levels. i've been speaking to andrea chronis—tuscano who is a clinical psychologist and professor at the university of maryland in washington. i asked her about how people cope. these are uncertain times where everyone has all of these questions running through their heads, like have i been exposed? how long is this going to go on? what's going to happen to the economy? and so i think that everyone is feeling a sense of anxiety right now, but i think that individuals who are prone to depression and anxiety might be having an even more difficult time. they have a hard time controlling that worry that's running through their heads and all these questions. people who are prone to depression are more likely to feel the mood effects of social distancing and staying inside, and so i think that this is a time when everyone's feeling anxiety but that there are some people experiencing it even more strongly. what can parents tell their children who might be old enou

iain watson, thank you.our the first minister of scotla nd an hour the first minister of scotland nicola sturgeon has been outlining the government therefore dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. this was a short ago. the decision has been taken that we have moved from a contained phase to the delay phase where the objective is to seek to slow down the spread of the virus, to reduce the numbers who will be infected at the peak, the numbers infected at any one time. that is clearly important in terms of trying to alleviate the pressure at any one time that is placed on the national health service. later phases in the response to the virus will be to protect those groups in society that the early data tells us are more at risk of developing serious illness. i should reiterate that the vast majority of people who get this infection will suffer mild symptoms, that they will recover from quickly. that was nicola sturgeon talking in edinburgha that was nicola sturgeon talking in edinburgh a short time ago. john t

iain watson, thank you.you, two more people have died after testing positive in the uk, bringing the total number of deaths to ten. there are now 596 confirmed cases in the uk. 20 in northern ireland and 25 in wales. still waiting on a news conference from downing street. it's not far off, by the look of it. we will of course take you straight over there when that gets under way. in the meantime, let's go to belfast. keith doyle is therefore us. as we were hearing from ian, a dramatic decision from the irish taoiseach this morning. this is a virus that does not respect borders. it's rather strange what is happening on the island of ireland. absolutely. leo varadkar the island of ireland. absolutely. leo va radkar announced schools the island of ireland. absolutely. leo varadkar announced schools and colleges will be closed from tomorrow until march 29. also calls for limits on the gathering of people, 100 people indoors or 500 people, 100 people indoors or 500 people outdoors, they should be cancelled. the d

ivan watson joins me for the latest.erstand carrie lam has been talking about measures the hong kong government plan to put in place, and in fact "reuters" is reporting they'll be clamping down on visitors coming in from overseas. talk to us about what's being done at the airport for that. >> reporter: right. she's just announced further travel restrictions such as the fact that anybody who is not a hong kong resident will not be allowed to travel here within the next 14 days. and also that transit travellers will not be allowed to come here %-p because i'm right now at hong kong's international airport. this is the main gateway in and out of this city. and as of last week, midnight on thursday, the hong kong government announced that any visitor arriving from overseas would have to go into mandatory 14-day quarantine. now, there's a reason why the government is introducing these new measures. hong kong has had its schools closed since january 29th. this is a very densely populated city, more than 7 million people. it's

iain watson reporting.s nominee to take on donald trump in november's presidential election. mr biden won a resounding victory in the primary in south carolina, after performing poorly in three previous state ballots. 0ur north america editor jon sopel reports. so it would seem reports ofjoe biden‘s imminent demise were much exaggerated. the former vice president's southern firewall proved to be rock solid and flame retardant. his first victory tasted sweet. now, thanks to all of you, the heart of the democratic party, wejust won, and we won big because of you. cheering and applause and we are very much alive. what made the difference was that this was the first state to vote with a significant african—american population. their support for him was almost as enormous as the food portions in this spartanburg diner. joe biden. biden. you're biden? yeah, i like biden. because he's an honest man. biden is probably my top choice. bernie sanders is the standard bearer for the left in this gruelling contest. he ca

katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo.reatments in the hope of alleviating the symptoms of covid—19. there are currently no proven treatments to reduce the severity of the illness, as reged ahmad reports. a cruel virus that can attack our of very ability to breathe. more so because we don't have any proven treatments that can reduce the severity of covid—19. now, scientists in the uk are to start drug trials in the hope that early intervention can help stop people from ending up in hospital on a ventilator. the trial will begin with testing a well—known malaria drug, hydroxychloroquine. this intervention right now is aimed at those who are at higher risk of complications in the community and not yet that sick that they need to go to hospital. you might remember that the us president, donald trump, was heavily criticised when he touted the drug as a game—changer, but professor butler stresses that we don't yet know if it works. i think we absolutely need much better clinical evidence before we start making assertions like t

insurance brokerage firm a on has agreed to purchase willis towers watson for $30000000000.00 in an all share deal which that will combine the world's 2nd and 3rd largest companies and the sector the combined company will be headquartered out of london with the name and have a value of roughly $80000000000.00 now this marks the largest acquisition of 2020 m. positions a new company to compete with marsh and mclennan the world's number one insurance brokerage firm on the news well as towers watson stock gets 7 percent on monday slightly more than the trend we're seeing throughout the overall markets ayaan however a plunge by more than 15 percent at times following the details of the merger. and the chairman of the board of wells fargo has resigned the company said in a statement on monday board chair elizabeth do and fellow board member james quigley both submitted their resignations ahead of testimony and. one of the u.s. house financial services committee this week regarding the bank's 2016 fake account scandal became vice chairman with wells in october of 2016 shortly after the bank d

commentator: watson for the line!him, but nor did they let england go entirely — penalties keeping them within touching distance. that was until england found space out wide. waiting in the wings, elliot daly. but if england had set the half—time tone, here came the welsh response. from the kick—off, back they came, running from one end of twickenham to the other. it finally fell to the hands ofjustin tipuric, a try to take the breath away. england winded, perhaps a little, but their recovery came in the form of manu tuilangi. if it looks like a stroll, the last few minutes were anything but. england had to do it without tuilangi. he was sent off. wales made the most of the numbers. but two late tries couldn't quite get them close enough. and so for wales, a third consecutive defeat. england take the triple crown and keep alive their hopes of winning this year's six nations. but it's a tournament that faces an uncertain conclusion, and no—one is quite sure how and indeed when it is actually going to end. there was one

iain watson in westminster there.enforced tonight right across italy to try to limit the spread of coronavirus. as the number of cases and deaths rises sharply, italy faces growing isolation, with thousands of flights cancelled and stringent controls on its borders with austria and slovenia. public gatherings, including sports events are banned, and schools and universities are closed. italians are being advised to stay at home. the number of confirmed cases has risen to more than 10,000. and the number of deaths in italy has increased by more than a third to 631. here in the uk, a sixth person has died italy correspondent mark lowen reports. "all residents stay at home", orders the police. from naples in the south to the supermarkets of rome, to the financial capital up in milan, news of the restrictions spread as fast as the virus. in bologna today, they began to adjust to the toughest limitations since the war. public gatherings banned, bars and restaurants closed from 6pm, tables a metre apart, schools, museums an

england got off to a blistering start, watson's try after just a few to a blistering start, watson'serjust a few moments. he danced his way to the line, wales defence just could not cope with him. that gave england the perfect start, have however, wales managed to keep in touch with penalties and just before half—time, england struck what they thought for the first half at least was the decisive blow. daley getting the ball out wide before squeezing in at the corner. that gave him, england a great lead at the half—time, but wales came out at blistering pace. a try from tipuric they thought for the first half at least was the decisive blow. daley getting the ball out wide before squeezing in at the corner. that gave him, england a great lead at the half—time, but wales came out at blistering pace. a try from tipuric straight from the tick —— kick off. he went from one end of the pitch to the other. it is one of the tries of the other. it is one of the tries of the tournament so far. quite extraordinary try. that gave wales an extraordinary boost. tuilagi pulled one back for england, a

jim watson, who credit for this, watson -- another nobel prize winner says avery created the field of molecular biology. that is probably a good point to end the story of 1918. under current circumstances some obvious things to say, one of the lessons for it, one is the influenza virus comes from birds, they -- that virus will jump species. another pandemic is inevitable. that is why i said in the introduction since the book came out, i have become an unofficial advisor to people in the world health organization and federal government, last week i was at a meeting with several vaccine manufacturers if this is the case study you want to teach us you have to take influenza very seriously, we have to prepare for another pandemic. it will not be a tremendously legal pandemic like 1918, could be much milder but even at best, cdc has a study out that predictive we do have a vaccine there would still be probably 150,000 deaths in the united states. if we do not have a vaccine it is off the scale. the real determinant is how lethal the virus is. right now there is a very lethal of virus in as

heather watson — in yellow — won the womens title by beating canada's leylah fernandez two sets to oneip points in the second set but ended up losing it. finally battling back to win the decider 6—1 and seal her first title since 2016. a great win for her. just reminder before we go, you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. with rivers running high and many fields still underwater, we could do with a little bit of better weather news. and to a certain degree, we will get that this week. no, it's not going to be completely dry, but certainly compared with recent weeks, it won't be anywhere near as wet or as windy. the jet stream is taking a more southerly track but what that does mean is we are into slightly cooler air. it will certainly be chillier, particularly by night, with frost more likely. and that is how we start the monday morning commute, with more in the way of frost and even some ice around where showers continue in the north and west through the night. not qu

ivan watson, cnn. >> that's something. you for that. >>> lots of items have disappeared from the store shelves in the coronavirus crisis. the shine distillery of portland, oregon, is using spare spirits to mix homemade hand sanitizer to give away for free. >> i'm giving it away to not only the customers but we're giving it away to anybody who walks in the front door and needs it. we're trying to keep our neighborhood healthy and happy and like we've been telling people, we're just two guys with a crew of 15, 20 people stepping up doing what we think is the right thing to do in this moment of need. >> as long as they're not making a medical claim or selling the hand sanitizer they are allowed to make it and give it away. >>> the late night shows have been shut down but jimmy fallon shared a song he wrote for his kids to do their part. ♪ wash your hands, wash your hands ♪ ♪ don't touch your face ♪ if you wash your hands and don't touch your face, then the world will be a better place ♪ >> wash those hands. >> and don't touch

for the first time in four years, heather watson will be a top 50 player when the tennis rankings arecan 0pen against canada's leylah annie fernandez. it's her fourth career title, but her first since 2016. i'm really happy. more relief i think after that match, because i had so many chances to close it out in the second set, but it happens like that sometimes and i'm really pleased with how ijust kept it together mentally and just kept fighting and got the job done together mentally and just kept fighting and got thejob done in the end. that's all from sportsday. i'll bring you more throughout the evening.. bye for now. we begin this week in north—east argentina, and the second largest wetland in the whole of south america, ibera. a generation ago, this environment was under threat. hunting as well as rapid coastal development caused much of the area's wildlife to disappear. but now the outlook is a lot sunnier. ibera has become a national park. today, lots of native species are thriving, including wild pampas deer and these giant guinea pigs — capybara. but there's still lots more w

so johnson directed marvin watson to go to atlantic city where the convention was to be held.make sure that the convention would come off in good order. and what marvin discovered was the convention would open with a film honoring the memory of john kennedy. followed, immediately, by a major speech by bobby kennedy. marvin watson confronted john bailey, the democratic chairman, and said what is the purpose of this? and bailey said, to promote bobby kennedy's candidacy as president. >> you know, this is very shakespearian. the king has been killed but we have a prince in waiting, bobby kennedy. >> johnson did not want to be a footnote in the kennedy dynasty. >> so they changed the footnote so that the film and the bobby kennedy speech would be given at the end of the convention, after the nominations. >> lbj hopes he sidelined kennedy. but with the convention about to open, there is another problem looming. >> mississippi has broken the democratic party's rules by having an all-white delegation that disallowed african-americans from being a part of it or going to the convention

anthony watson and mark wilson are also back in the squad after injuries.r england winger chris ashton has left sale sharks after terminating his contract early. hejoined sale nearly two years after a spell in france with toulon. he's scored 20 tries in 44 tests for england but hasn't been capped in more than a year. we've become used to seeing great britain win time after time in track cycling with a0 olympic medals won since lottery funding began in 1997. but, the six—time olympic champion sir chris hoy has said he doesn't expect gb cyclists to dominate at tokyo this year, after watching britain come seventh in the medal table at the track cycling world championships in germany. michael redford reports. when the rio olympics were on the horizon in 2016, great britain's track cycling team were on top of the world. now with tokyo just around the corner, they seem to have been brought back down to earth with a bump with a series of disappointing results. laura left bruised and beaten, injuries not allowing her to reach her brilliant best. there is a silver o

ivan watson joins me with the latest on all of these new dramatic measures. ivan, lay them out and the significance of what's just been announced. >> this is part of a broader crackdown that the city government is putting into place as it has seen its number of confirmed coronavirus cases double in just the last week. hong kong, this densely populated city, right next to mainland china, the real birth place of the coronavirus pandemic had succeeded for a month and a half at keeping the infection numbers low but suddenly they have surged day by day over the course of the last week. so the chief executive, carrie lamb, she just announced that all transit travel through the airport will be banned. all non-residents are no longer allowed to come here to hong kong for a period of 14 days. that is after the government here also announced that all public servants are not to come to work as of monday. all public facilities, libraries, gyms, recreational centers, they will be closed as well, as of midnight on thursday, any new arrival coming here into the airport, the

unequal region will not be able to cope if the virus spreads. 0ur south america correspondent katy watsono, home to the highest number of cases in the region so far. these little brazilians are having to relearn that the art of saying hello. swap hugs and kisses for smiles they've been told and are coming up with their own new ways of reaching family and friends. it is very difficult for us because brazilian people like to hug and kiss each other every day. so we have to tell kids, every day, not to kiss and hug and they gave us solutions to make hearts and kiss far from each other. and they realise the importance of that. across town at latin america's biggest hospital, it is full on crisis mode here. they want to take all the possible precaution so this epidemic works grew in a better way than we've seen in other countries. this doctor heads up the emergency team. they are blocking off an entire floor for patients to avoid any risk of the virus spreading. in two weeks, she thinks half of this new ward will be full. in a month, there will be no beds left. translation: hearing sao paulo,

for the first time in four years, heather watson will be a top 50 player when the tennis rankings arexican 0pen against ca nada's leylah annie fernandez. it's her fourth career title — but her first since 2016. i'm really happy. more relief i think after that match, because i had so many chances to close it out in the second set, but it happens like that sometimes and i'm really pleased with how ijust kept it together mentally and just kept fighting and got thejob done in the end. that's all from sportsday. there's more on the website including from the honda classic in florida where tommy fleetwood has a two shot lead in the final round. all that and more at bbc.com/sport. but now on bbc news it's time for the film review. chuckles. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. and to take us through this week's top cinema releases is james king. lovely to see you, james. you too! and what have you been watching? well, there's a new version of a classic tale, the invisible man, but is it a must—see? will ferrell struggles in the snow in comedy—drama downhill. and the

anthony watson and mark wilson are also back after suffering injuries.d winger, chris ashton has left sale sharks after terminating his contract early. he joined sale nearly two years after a spell in france with toulon. he's scored 20 tries in 44 tests for england, but hasn't been capped in more than a year. anthony joshua has announced that his next fight will not be the all british heavyweight showdown against tyson fury. but instead, against his mandatory ibf challenger, kubrat pulev. it will be on 20thjune at the tottenham hotspur stadium. this will be the first fight since regaining his three heavyweight belts from andy ruinunior in december. the two men were due to fight back in 2017. but pulev pulled out with injury. pulev is the former european champion, has only lost once in 29 fights. boxing commentator steve bunce explains why it's the fight that had to happen. if he wants to keep has eyes on that an enormous prize, the first time ever, he has to keep the belt. to keep the belt he has to fight the bulgarian. it's that simple. we've been sayin

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in michigan, a school principal wanted to let one of her students, kaitlan watson, know that she wastorian. school's closed so what do you do? phone call didn't seem special enough. watson still works at a local drive-through, which gave the principal a beautiful idea. >> you are gta's 2020 class valedictorian. >> i am? >> you are. >> oh, my gosh, thank you so much. >> isn't that amazing? what an achievement. the ameri-can school of thinking, complete with social distancing. listen. together, as ever, as one, we will make it through. i can't believe some of the things that are happening in leadership. but i be

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cnn's senior international correspondent ivan watson joins me from hong kong. what is the latest about that concern, ivan? >> well, hong kong had been relatively well, natalie. here this semiautonomous city is right next to mainland china and took the outbreak seriously in the beginning. there were real concerns the city would get clobbered because it's one of the most densely populated cities. yet the city managed to keep the number of confirmed cases down to around 200. that's until up until a week ago when suddenly, scores of new cases were discovered, including on friday. the most in a single day, 48 new cases. now at the end of january, hong kong closed schools. it sent all of its public servants home. it closed all the public recreational facilities, public facilities and on march 2nd, as this had worked it reopened these things. and now you see actually more people on the streets in the last couple of weeks than ever since this crisis began. but the city authorities are clearly very concerned about this latest spike because more than the majority of the

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the biggest outbreak of china, the biggest testing, ivan watson is in seoul. ivan, what's the situation like in seoul? how many cases are there now? >> reporter: well, the infection, the confirmed number of infections, anderson, has crossed the 6200 mark with at least 42 people who have died as a result of the disease. more than 70% of the infections have originated around the southern korean city of degu. that's where the cluster of the infections are in related to a religious organization that was holding prayer services there. it's also around that city that a 23-year-old u.s. soldier and his wife and child were also infected. and this has security implications because not only the u.s. military, but certainly the south korean military has had dozens of infections across all four branches of the military. and that has forced the u.s./south korean military alliance to postpone their joint military operations exercises indefinitely. i want to highlight another statistic. you mentioned this. this is the aggressive testing for the coronavirus here in south kore

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crystal watson, thank you for joining us. >> thanks very much.lian: i've seen videos out of italy, that at certain times people are going on their balconies to work out, to sing, whatever, to see people from a distance. rob: if you're an apartment dweller, this is really tough. you don't have a yard. it's tough. jillian: a fox news alert, washington working on a way to help wall street as markets plummet over fears of the coronavirus pandemic. rob: peter maue morici joins us coming up next. jillian: good morning. we're back with a fox news alert. from schools to museums, even restaurants, businesses all across the u.s. forced to close their doors as the coronavirus epidemic worsens from coast to coast. >> we're mitigating the spread of the virus, is a responsibility for all of us. >> there were warnings given, attempts to educate. the nature of the crisis, it's time for violation toss be written, violations come with penalty. rob: so covid-19 cases spiking to more than 3200 across the nation. that we know of. 68 people have died. worldwide, the e

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and joining me now is new jersey congresswoman bonny watson coleman. and congresswoman, thank you so much for being here. let's start with this idea that donald trump claims he can quarantine the new york tri-state area which includes new jersey. as a united states congresswoman are you aware that he has any such authority? >> thanks for having me, joy. first of all i don't know that he has that authority. i don't think that the governors know he has that authority either. one thing i do know it seems to me that the powers he does have he doesn't use appropriately. and the power he may not have he tries to invoke. so he just creates the chaos among our citizens that we're trying to avoid. we should not be where we are right now in the united states of america. and had he done the right thing from the very beginning with testing and surveilling and making sure that we have the supplies we would need, we wouldn't be having this scare town by town. the more tests that become available, the more we find out that there's infection. we're behind this eight b

. >>> cnn's senior international correspondent ivan watson is in hong kong.'s covering these developments. the good news out of china with no new locally transmitted cases. the bad news is, will it come back into the country, ivan? >> yeah, i mean, china does have, according to the official chinese government figures, has something to celebrate. and that is that whereas a couple of weeks ago china was reporting thousands of new coronavirus cases a day, reporting hundreds of deaths a day, now it's reporting a couple dozen new cases a day. and as you mentioned, four straight days without any reports of new coronavirus infections in the entire province of hubei where the capital is wuhan. that city of around 11 million people still under lockdown after coronavirus first appeared there in late december. and that city certainly hit the hardest by this terrible epidemic. china also says that most of the new cases it is identifying are quote/unquote, imported cases. and what that means is the authorities allege that these are people that are flying into china, havin