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leana wen. >> it is unethical. it is illegal. planned parenthood will be fighting the trump administration with everything we have. amy: than meet the journalist that philippines president duterte has jailed twice in the past few months. andou cannot harass intimidate journalists into silence. we will stand up and fight against it. as long as we are a democracy under constitution, which has a bill of rights, we will demand our rights be respected. amy: award-winning journalist maria ressa, the founder of independent news site rappler, joins us to talk about duterte's crackdown on pressss freedomoms. she and dr. lea wen were both just nam among time 100 asterisk most influential people of 2019. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in sri lanka, government officials have lowered the death toll from the easter sunday attatacks on churches and hotels to about 253, that's more than 100 lower than the previvious estimate.

new entry in the taiwan little race as tsai ing-wen prepares for an uphill election bid.hery ahn. how big would this be? we arebig, because talking about a billionaire with a fortune of over $4 billion, meaning they could mount a for middle -- formidable challenge against tsai ing-wen. the president has already faced challenges within her own democratic progressive party, given that her pro-independence stance against china, some say, doesn't go far enough. terry goun's founder says that he would run on the kmt party line. romaine: some of the criticism is that his ties to china appear to be a little too strong. shery: exactly. he's one of the first taiwanese business leaders who actually made a fortune by taking advantage of the mainland's cheap labor and land costs. we know that they are the top supplier for parts for the iphone, as well. production facilities are in china. they want to move into india as well. they have close ties. here's the reason for him wanting to run, he was saying at a conference in taipei. he says he has four grandchildren and three children in

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you will today's summit between china and sixteen incident central european nations chinese premier wen lay concerns that his country seeks to weaken e.u. unity it promised to respect european standards and fair trade the backdrop to all this china's massive global infrastructure at a best buy program known as the belt road initiative. it might not look like much but this will soon be the site of a four hundred twenty million euro bridge spanning the adriatic. it's fine in some part with chinese money. projects like these are intended to build a bridge between.

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translator: [speaking korean] [speaking korean] translator: after you had met singapore, wen witnessed a dramatic turnaround on the korean peninsula, previously because of the nuclear missiles set from north korea. we saw that the military tension had been great, and we were in a very precarious situation. however, since you met chairman kim and initiated diplomacy with him, we saw a significant reduction of military tension on the three and peninsula, and peace has -- on the korean peninsula, and peace has prevailed. and now we believe that you will be able to solve this problem through a dialogue. i have to say that this dramatic turnaround we have witnessed is solely down to your strong leadership. pres. trump: thank you very much. pres. moon: [speaking korean] translator: in this sense, the hanoi summit was not disappointment, but part of the process that will lead us to bigger disagreements. [speaking korean] translator: so, the important task we face right now is to maintain the momentum of dialogue and also express the thetive outlook regarding third u.s.-north korea summit to t

what was your reaction wen you first hearabout this fire?it's a kind of shock that comes from having read about, as an histian, destruction of monuments, the fires that have taken placen monuments hundreds of years ago. i never thought i would livuge thsomething like this. i never thought that i would personally feel that separation of a work of art that you assumed would always be there, would see me born, it would seee me. i never thought i would outlive a great work of art. >> woodruff: we don't know yet, of urse, what all had been lost, but what is at stake here? a >> thee several hundred fire officers trying to get the works of ah art out of the cathedral. it is the cathedral itself which is a work of art. it's the cathedral itself ich is an iconic monument, and that, already, has been seriously damaged and will undoubtedly submitted more damage before the whole thing is over.uf >> woo what about what's inside the catdr? what, of all the treasures there, will be most missed? >> to be perfectly honest, the situation with notre dame is in

at capitals once again are home and a lot of people will be downtown as wen take the kings.ouple of storms on friday. >> thank you,doug. >> coming up when we come back, the nats pay bryce harper a visit. the >>> phillies and bryce. we are up there thi time. >> that's right. in philadelphia it's different. it's enough t y make flip your hair. nyce harper left d.c. and now theionals can't stop playing against him. coincidence or scheduled maker with a twisted sense of humor. lots of teams in major league baseball, but we start with the iltionals and es. the nationals just beat harper's phillies on wednesday and t phillies are undefeated to start the season at four games. now we tried in phil pelphia. sople said he had a big head in d.c. in philly, they take that seriously. the top of the second, the man on for kt suzuki. take this is one deep. that's gone. his first of the season, max scherzer. in the fourth, nats up 2- herrera and a man on for the phillies. that looks good. a 2-1 shot for hi sanchez gives up three runs and one of the runs is a homer from reece hoskins. his se

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taiwan's president tsai ing—wen has ordered a "forceful expulsion" of china's fighter jets if they crossarates the island from the chinese mainland. she was responding on facebook after china sent two jets across the taiwan strait at the weekend. venezuela's supreme court has requested that the opposition leader juan guaido be stripped of his parliamentary immunity. that request is expected to be approved by the government—controlled constituent assembly within days. last week, he was banned from holding office for 15 years. british scientists say a new blood test could improve the speed and accuracy of diagnosis for pre—eclampsia. it mainly affects pregnant women and can prove fatal if left untreated. researchers say the blood test, which measures the levels of protein, is more reliable than the traditional methods, using blood pressure and urine samples. a british man who left the uk to fight for the islamic state group and is now being held by kurdish forces is one of at least seven male students from the university of westminster in london who travelled to syria. it's thought to be t

just showing everybody here, this is the curriculum that we've developed and we're hoping that this wen will be usn every classroom in the tenth grade in ethnic studies. we've had a lot of interest and it's very, very important and we're very grateful that on this international women's day, a day now finally recognized by the united states and women and men around the world that we actually honour these brave women who are call the comfort women and we want to thank our board member, jenny lamb, for authoring this great resolution. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. as i mentioned earlier, we had announced several board meetings we would move up public comment because of the -- also, move up additional items, moving up creative arts, e1 to come up after public comment and for e2, on a public education enrichment fund to come up after creative arts. so if you signed up for public comment, i'll call your name and you can make your way to the podium and after that, creative arts, we'll talk about creative arts p1 and then p2. i have a list of names of people who signed

wen it comes to health care, should do what we said. i mean, i always say, we make complicated.too why don't we just do what we told the voters we were gonna do privilegegave us the to come here and represent them? i think in this business, it hurts to keep your word. why don't we just do what we said? and replaceeal obamacare. we passed a bill through the house back in 2017. there weren't enough republican senators who were willing to do what they said, and it didn't get done. we do need to deal with the rising cost on insurance premiums, on deductibles and just the rising cost of health care. byon't think you get there getting more government involvement. that's where the left wants to go. of privateo get rid insurance. they want this single payer, all, government sponsored plan. i would argue government has the cost. we've got to get back to a model that actually empowers family, patients and people to pick insurancee and health that fits their needs, while protecting preexisting conditions. that.d to do that's not where the democrat

wen we went away to war always have that in our mind. and what we had done growing up. it becomes a part of you. , when youlook like are away from here, a lot of times sometimes you think about it. you think about your people and the land. the planting, the harvesting of -- arops, and you wonder certain time of the year it is theydo certain things and wonder who is harvest in the corn or maybe they have a ceremony or something. we just imagine that -- coming back to the land from war is quite a spiritual thing. you were taught to respect the land, respect the nature. this is where we were raised. this is where our people emerged. , the way the creation story goes. the other religions has their deities and ours is that way. >> the reason i ask that question is because, when you were on the trip with us, i think especially in okinawa, you look at the aerial photo of , devastated all vegetation gone. you talked to the guy at the peace parts your big point was the land has that musted there and mean something to the okinawa people. that is why i brought it up. guam had beco

i'm john bird with miller wen hold and john -- we run the 3d elevation program. coalition. and i wanted to really target hillary and daniel. nationwide elevation data coverage in the use of light -- technology. there's a -- fema contributes a sizable chunk of -- the question for hillary, given that the landslide issue is ongoing, the five-year anniversary of one. can you talk about how it's leveraged from your perspective. daniel, for the bric initiative, how would you see enhanced elevation data factor into resilient communities and infrastructure. thank you. >> great question. i didn't tell -- one of the other things i oversee is a geology survey. so we -- it wasn't until i was a role that i reminded myself that we have five live volcanos in washington state. we're not ready. that's our challenge. we know the big earthquake could happen any time, right? then we've got landslides consistently and constantly, especially after fire, frankly. we have been working to get funding and we've secured some funding from the legislature. we continue to map our state based on landslid

he is aiming to unseat president tsai ing-wen.tic progressive party advocates a decisive break with aging. goddess a chinese sea encouraged him to run. the reconstruction of notre dame has attracted nearly $1 billion in donations and edges. the immediate priority is to secure the vault, which is open to the elements after the spire collapsed in monday's tragic fire. tosident macron has promised rebuild the cathedral within five years and is expediting matters by saying the government is going to pass new laws to simplify tax breaks and construction procedures. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. yvonne: let's get back -- david: let's get back to the indonesian election, with the president seemingly on course for a second term. we asked guests what the government must do to boost growth for the economy. >> our challenges is on the real sector. how do we have these structural changes that will get u

. >>> and wen are making history at the national augusta and dylan on the course and at the heart ofit all. e whense stories and m we get started 0en a saturday morning right here on "today." >>> dylan with a tough assignment. drew the good one. e>> she wasited yesterday. yes. >> guys, we'll be tuning in.th ks. >>> baseball season is officially under way and for most, that means tha summer is just about here. but for one former player, baseball seasos turning into investment season. cnbc has more on a new investment strategy based on baseball rosters. s >> reporter: tck market may be facing volatilee' times thers a creative way to get uncorrelated returns. investing in baseball players. a company called big league advance raised more than $150 million to buy equity stakes in minor league baseball players. the idea is simple. thelayers getn up-front payment but it's not a loan. they can keep the money forever. in return, big league advance gets a percentage of any eventual major league baseball earnings. the company has invested in over 130 players so far. michael schwimmer, a former

this is the video that wen viral. authorities sayesha jumped on a federally protected pelican.e's in a florida jail on an bond. 0 >>> to the other top stories making headlines around the country. a man has been arrested for a hit-and-run crash that seriouslu a 9-year-old girl. gabriel fordham was behind the wheel when his car jumped the curve. he is facong a list of charges including reckless driving. >>> the man accused of killing west coast rapper nipsey hussle is now in custody. police say the two knew each other and had been seen argng that day. elieve it stemmed from a personal dispute and was not gang related. >>> three former fraternity brothers are heading to jail in connection to a hazing death penn state university. they will serve sentences from th30 days to mon in jail. piazza's parents say their son'h de wasn't an accident and are seeking hundreds of thousands of dollars in rest city tuesday. >>> chicago has elected an african-american woman to be mayor for the fir time in history. lori lightfood will be the first openly gay mayor when shees t office in may. >>> br

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wen if the endpoint is that are not withdrawing all that much or there is some commencement of amount i like troops coming in -- commencement amount of i like troops coming in, -- allied troops, we have already -- in a related point, whatever our troop level or allied troop level ends up being, we have seen in the past few months more demands be placed on what these troops actually be doing. we are seeing discussions of the saison and northern syria -- safe zone in northern syria. these troops will be asked to do more with less. front,diplomatic particularly with the arrival of ambassador jeffrey, we have seen a regeneration of the u.s. diplomatic leadership role, which is terrific. i also think our diplomatic bandwidth is being stretched really thin with many other objectives. the part of our diplomacy directed towards achieving a better political outcome is now being siphoned off in other directions. we have discussions with turkey on the safe zone issue, the iranian oil waiver issue. fryave a lot of ish to diplomatically with turkey. we are dealing with the foreign fighter issue. a

we believe that he had the right to wear whatever clothing he wanted to wear ifetasried wen lso believet h heis had right to move his hands however he wanted to move his hands. >> reporter: white did not pull a weapon on the officer, but police say they found a folding knife in his pocket. >> before the findings of the investigation were released, the clearedhad already been of wrong doing in the investigation by the state's attorney's office in neighboring howard county. >>> well, when it comes to vacations, houseti r is almost as popular as staying in hotels, but do you know what's inside the house or who mighte watching? >> this is kind of a scary thought. airbnb isit dealing privacy questions from renters after yet another family found a hidden camera. nbc's molly hunter has the >> reporter: they're the headlines airbnb can't seem to shake own now the basher family is the latt to discover a hidden camera. the wife says her husband who works in it security immediately scanned the wi-fi and found a devicee inside a smdetector. she said when she called airbnb, the company had noic a ov

rose wen, r-o-s-e w-e-n. i echo the comments by mr. junius. i respectfully ask the commissions to limit the restrictions on the interior space of the building. it was unfortunate that negotiations broke down which propelled the galeria to exit the storefronts. the storefronts have remained vacant since the end of last year. new renters are needed to bring vibrancy and life to the current storefronts and neighborhoods. the current vacant storefronts has invited almost daily graffiti. not just any prospective business can be in the storefront as this is in the calle 24 corridor. the next renter will have to be special to the community. until that renter is find, the city impose does fines on the own -- imposes fines on the owner for vacant storefront, and there will be additional fines for additional penalty for any vacant storefront. again, the mills act is not beneficial to the owner because the property has been owned since the 1960's. the storefronts need to be occupied so the owners can keep an eye on any graffiti on the property. the unnec

and the two leaders held their first formal meeting today and greg palkot tells us how it wen went. >next messages. kim jong un meeting for the first time russian president vladimir putin in the eastern russian port city. they went longer than expected but appeared friendly. discussions were described as "open." we exchanged views on how and what needs to be done so that we can improve the situation for the better. >> russian president putin said moscow agreed for north korea to give up its nuclear weapon. and not just leave us but other countries including russia. >> north korea needs a guarantee of safety and presentation of sovereignty. and what would that be except restoration of international law. that's another way to get involved in a global issue of the same time sticking it to the sometimes rival united states. and it was a way for kim to rally support. >> that fills the objectives for the two leaders, it still shows he's a major player in the world stage and for kim it shows that he is isolated diplomatically. >> noting there are limits to the kremlin's reach. >> just face i

wen on sunday afternoon, learn that robert mueller had not even been to the justice department. so i haven't worked for the treasury and i haven't had top security. i don't really believe in conspiracies. but now, i believe more that this is something like a movie. host: ok. the republican line in augusta, georgia, kathy. caller: good morning. there's a lot of scary people calling in. a just want to say that it is evident whether you hate trump orlov trump, there is no collusion, there is no obstruction -- whether you hate trump or love trump, there is no collusion or instruction. attorney general barr, what a fantastically intelligent man. i mean, what more do people want to hear? i mean, this is a process, this is a republic. we have three branches of government. there is no collusion, there is no obstruction. if there were, it would be out right now. it would have been out. it just is disheartening that $25 million later, we're back to square one. no obstruction, no collusion, be.r was, never will host: the results of that redacted report expected to be delivered to congress

a rally lori doesn't even get the chance strikes out looking yet lori as other thoughts on how that wens up arguing with home plate on laz diaz, rough ending to the night hayes fall 5 one back at it tomorrow. now to the good news of the day crush finalized a new contract extension that keeps him in green and gold through 2021 reports say the contract is worth. >>33 and a half million dollars, the open front office making sure to take care of the reigning home run king. he's led the majors in jack's since 2016. davis says signing a deal was a no-brainer he wants to build something special. >>i kind of see unlike lane a baseball school most lying. the huge is if it's so much youth in there that it's there's a son drive that i want to be a part of and i think we can we could get to the playoffs again and again like no doubt in my mind. >>the giants in pittsburgh facing the pirates madison bumgarner on the mound the ace to bottom the first runner its struck francisco cervelli so line drive to left field, nobody's going to get it picks up against the wall. josh bell scored all the way from f

>>eporter: wen t body was found in a wooded area, she had numerous wounds to hernd head body. man was arrested, charged with kidnapping andmurder. early saturday police spotted the car blocks fro where josephson was first picked up. inside his vevecle, detec found what they say is compelling evidence. josephson's blood. her cell phone. eandow cleaner and a container of blch. and they revealed one other chilling deta. > the child safety locks were tivated on the door that would not allow someone to -- the means of escape. >> reporter: the girl's grievint mother spoke the suspect's bail hearing. >> to think his face was the last thing my baby girl saw on this earth. >> reporter: before you get into an uber, o the door but ask a simple question. who are you hear to pick up? if you hear them say your name, it the car for you. if k they don'tnow your name, probably not the right car. kerry sanders, south carolina. >>> pole in georgia are still searching for the driver in a hit and run that nearly killed a 9-year-old girl. it was caught on surveillance camera. the video can be upset

what's the process of kicking this back to the budget committee wen? >> it was presented for first reading, and then, we didn't -- it was presented to the community as a whole. i requested in the community as a whole, i said this feels rushed? i still have questions about how money is spent? and i was told there's not enough time. and this happens every year, and this is intentional. so i just want to. >> president cook: before you -- the actual answer is there's an april 1 deadline. >> but it was presented to us without time for the -- i specifically requested the district to present on brief's budgeting. i wants to look at it, and it was not slight -- -- i wanted to look at it, and it was not slated on the agenda -- there was no time that we agreed on the community as a whole meeting -- >> president cook: right, but you're -- >> commissioner moliga: so what's the process about kicking this back to committee? >> president cook: there is none. it didn't go back to committee because it has to be voted on by april 1. >> we can schedule another meeting. >

we at this -- as he wen could as well windchills in the shenandoah valley in the 40s and 50s out therent in the 50s and low 60s. again, with gusts up to about 50 miles per hour, it's going to feel chilly out there. we will have plenty s ofshine today. you can leave the umbrella at home. do believe there will be additional power outa 68 will be the daytime high today. not too bad out there. a looking at -- we are looking at -- into your fr more rain. we have a few scattered showers on your wednesday. more rain, scaered storms on friday. we'll talk more about the ten-day forecast in a few minutes. let's talk about tay roadws with melissa. good morning. >>> good morning. t first foffic alert. inner loop on this left side, the right side of the roadways. you see that was a bus fire that we were dealing with. now we have a five-mile back up. chopper 4 showing delays through the alexandria area here this morning. as we loo elsewhere, northbound 95 after prince william parkway, enthusiasts an earlier issue. it's on the left side. seeing delays in the northbound laneer southbound a34, right si

and let me remind -- i've got several friends here in the tshington area that wen texas tech, grew upn lubbock. let me tell to those four or five people am never, never, ever, ever saying anything nice oror rooting texas tech again. just so you know. congratulations, uva, you earned it t hard way in overtime. raindrops today, not a big chance, may want to keep the small umbrella at hand just in case. there's a not ttiny chance. tshower. warmth, upper tenear -- upper 50s to near . we'll have no trouble getting back to near 80. sunshine, a gusty wind, as well. we'll track the later day rain chance in a few. melissa, goomorning. >>> good morning. take a look, frederick county after 80t urban ari lane is the only thing getting by, this ol a crash ing an overturned box truck. sounds like it's on its wheels. a staheavy, a six-mile backup. there won't recover quick lie. tray --ic y. you can do 85 to 80 to 270. that will work for you. hillcrest heights, a crash there. inner loop and outer loop, no problem, northbound democrat niece atorest park, closed for a traffic investigation. [ cheers ]

. >> james iant wen to georgetown university school of law but instead o becoming a lawyer he turnedo mousic in hopes of helping others. >> our sister station in san diego shows us how he's bringg awareness and a voice to others struggling. >> this is my calling. this is what i'm supposed to do with my life. >> repter: james ian is a gifted musician. he makes it lookffortless on his album "lor oflove" he played all of the instruments. >> so i track drums first and then i think base and then guitar a keys and then my iser-dubs and then vocal. >> but sharing h gift of music with the world is part of his life calling. he has a genetic disease called spinal muscular at trophy. >> so our mcles degenerate over time. >> james has type three and number one is the number one killer of infants, affecting one in 6,000 births. >> it is devastating because it affes your majife functions and a lot of folks need help going about their daily lives. >> reporter: this 36-year-old singer-songwriter lives with a long lt of challenges. >> i walk with a limp. i fall down i involuntarily a can't get up on

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wen cover all sides. the democratic national committee pair tom perez said monday that the party is not reconsidering its decision not to holdid a debate on fox news, but senator bernie sanders is a monday evening special on the network was the most watched town hall event of the 2020 campaign so far according to early nielsen data. at least three other democratic candidates are reportedly open to a fox town hall including south bend mayor pete buttigieg, his campaign strategist liz smith tweeting yesterday, stay tuned. elsewhere on the 2020 campaign trail last night senator elizabeth warren drew a crowd of about 1,500 people to an airplane t hangar in aurora, colorado, where we discussed her public lands proposal. that blueprint includes reinstating environmental protections rolled back by the trumpon administration and expanding public access through a 10,000-member civilian conservation comps akin to one under fdr. >>> meanwhile, beto o'rourke became the first declared democratic candidate to campaign