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very nice person day you know you will me everything i bring you to this level wiles is aiming to break mohammed ali record with an 11th consecutive title defense but one former german heavyweight boxer told d.w. he favors while his opponents as if it was to me tyson fury is definitely the number one he's unpredictable does things you don't expect he provokes the apollo. the good books he's fast and could take a punch series of the top of his game right now. to the books with. the showmanship is clear for all to see but with the presence of mind now if the fight itself promises to be the most intriguing of heavyweight contests. in german soccer bundesliga leaders byron munich had a tough time getting past bottom of the league side partner born on friday night the defending champions left at a late to win 32 with the score tied one all after the break byron took the lead for a 2nd time through all but live and off steam out of war and made it to all soon after when manuel neuer pairing the ball to the feet of 7 mission but biron came through with 2 minutes to go serge number he found out

millions and he's a can very nice person day you know you will me everything i bring you to this level wiles is aiming to break my hammer dolly's record with an 11th consecutive title defense but one former german heavyweight boxer told d.w. he favors wilders opponents as it was for me tyson fury is definitely the number one he's unpredictable does things you don't expect he provokes the opponents he can box he's fast and can take a punch so he's at the top of his game right now with the limits of. the showmanship is clear for all to see but with the pantomime now over the fight itself promises to be the most intriguing of heavyweight. contests. and you are of course watching t.v. news live from berlin for myself next i certain all the news team here thanks for watching. have fun in pyongyang. the capital city of north korea is reinventing itself. but only a few can enjoy the benefits though the bush. camp jong un has introduced and.

tomorrow morning wile hile we h the overcast to begin, it will cool to start. san francisco 44.marina. napa, 62. now it's going to be pretty calm relatively speaking for tomorrow's weather. i do want to bring you the latest on some changes. i want to fast forward it into sunday and monday. what we're watching is high pressure to the north. low pressure to the south. by monday we could see 15 to 30 miles an hour wind gusts. dry to the next 7 days. inland up to 70 on saturday. nothing too hot or overly cold. rainfall has been a big problem. quick look at my rain outlook. rain near the california oregon border next two weeks. march rain chances do return but they just might not tap into enough moisture the way i'm seeing that storm track develop. they likely drop from the north to the south. we could get some rainfall but it might not be the super strong storms we really like to have. >> thank you, jeff. >>> up next at 5:00, a secret visit to the silicon valley by the royals. really? >> yes. >> harry and meghan under the radar stop at stanford by way of alaska airlines. mike: anyon

after the short break, wile take you through the day. stick around for that. . hello ao france twenty four on the lawn of the susan b. lack in paris that lines at this hour leaked documents indicate what grounds are used to detain uighurs in china the country's muslim minority can wind up in a re educatioion camp for browsing a website. going to a moscow even growing a beard. a new study from china indicates the elderly and the sick are most at risk of dying if infected by the corona virus. this as a number of inspections surges past seventy two thousand. a russian artists and his girlfriend have been charged by authorities in france this often they're leaking offer sex video

that range might be 140 to 160 a little wile before we get some information that's going to us even lowerthe decline in the real yields has been quite dramatic. we're negative seven basis points, close to the lowest level it's been in the post-q era. despite the fact that we've had three rate cuts from the fed well as very easy monetary policy. reallypoint that's important, the federal reserve has made a huge shift in the reaction function, essentially telling the market that if things get worse, we'll be there for you. better, we won't get in the way. the market beliefs the fed fed willelieves the keep rates low, may even go lower. investors don't believe they can that'se inflation and the key difference here. i just wonder if that's the reason why you take this low view and push it out through the whole curve and you stop pricing at inflation. you believe they will keep rates can you don't believe they generate inflation? >> that's exactly what happens. 2% level,r is the lowest from last year. near historic lows and you're curve,it all across the with the curve flattening. a lot of that

to advance their careers ok it's just the world we live in joyce are you using your sex your female wiles to to to advance in your career is this what is happening is there any truth to what fatboy saying yes there is truth to what you saying some women have ignorantly done that someone medicaid but let me ask you why do you think they feel the need to that's what i'm going that's what i was going to talk about because the fed does taking advantage but some in some cases someone has no option it is not the only option he lives oh ok there's a lot of nothing here there's a lot of nothing here so like i don't know like how you think that the plane is leveled just because they're women that are like taking advantage of the fact that their women do you understand that they have been told that this is what they need to do like it is not fair like it is not enough for me to just be intelligent to be really hard working i have to open my legs for someone to sleep with me for me to be on the same level as you so i'm going to come back to monday because this question is actually in direct contradi

h they wile had better times i'm sure.hese are pictures from el salvador where people have been returning home. they are being monitored at local hospitals and what is called in an isolation room. there are these pictures of australian nationals arriving at christmas island. athis isn island 1400 kilometers off the coast of mainla australia. none of these people have been diagnosed with a virus but they will be quarantined for two weeks. christmas island, y see how far it is. that is wuhan on the me. you can how far it is off the mainland of australia. it is primarily known for its dissent -- its detention center which has been used in the past four's seat -- for people seeking asylum. auralia's forme race relations commissioner says yes, this is complex, but australian citizens deserve better from this government. onhe quotecitizen come out the government would not send its citins to christmas island if they were white australians p thehe government p back very firmly at any such a suggestion. we have the foreign minister

. >> reporter: democrats blanketed rsvada ahead of the saturday's caucuses wile bernie sanders running ahead of the pack there campaigned in neighboring california, the biggest delegate prize of the march 3rd super tuesday primary plate. early caucus voting in nevada showed more than 26,000 casting ballots, many first time caucus goers. but there is anxiety about the ty ao tped thsameco during the iowa caucuses, training is now on ipads. >> if they don't make some changes, we're going to be iowa the second time. >> reporter: not on the ballot but drawing attention, former new york mayor bloomberg was on pace to spend $415 million leading up to supertuesday. ay.the american people are sick >> the ameri and tired of billionaires buying elections. >> reporter: bloomberg is still dealing with the fallout from his comments on stop and frisk which disproportionately affected african-americans and latinos. the bloomberg campaign released two new ads to shore up support among minority voters. >> i know that my story would have turned out very differently if i had been black. >> o'donnell: and

february and eventually start out sunday march first on into not this weekend but next weekend that still wiles away we do see the potential of the storm door opening. obviously that's the beginning of march a ways away so things could change. but what do you know march could be coming in with a game changer. we will be keeping an eye on that one temperatures in the 60's and 70's for your highs today more so than not we are talking 70's for your high temperatures millbrae burlingame south san francisco in the low 70's for highs redwood city saying carlos woodside in san mateo each at 72. temperatures in the south well above average milpitas in san jose e 74 degrees for your highs today, east bay temperatures in the low to mid 70's for you as well well berkeley oakland and san leandro from 72 to 74 today, north bay temperatures also quite more napa and sonoma 75 degrees. each for your daytime highs that is unseasonable for february petaluma and santa rosa also have very warm 75 degrees. each tomorrow going to be cooler for sure still dry as rainfall passes to our south sunday and monday of next

the deputy is sikh and wears his head garb wile on patrol. >> this was an ambush. based on the evidence, it was an unprovoked attack on our deputy. >> investigators are looking for the driver and a passenger who took off in an older model silver honda accord. >>> now to making it in the bay, which our reporting on the bay area housing crunch. february 2020 rental report is out and the picture won't exactly surprise you. it says it's pricey. but you knew that. the rental website put san francisco at the top of its list with a rental price of more than $3,500 a month. and that's just for a one-bedroom. new york and boston aren't a surprise, but oakland is at number four, just under $2,500 a month. san jose comes in at number five. >>> let's get a check for our forecast. jeff, temperatures are dropping into the 20s in some areas tonight. >> they are. it's really kind of tumbling out there right now, so make sure to set that heavier jacket aside. you might need to grab for that extra blanket tonight if you're trying to save on your heater bill. let's start you on the m

it's a recognition in the united states that will have t but wile across the board quickly. it's incredibly exciting and strategic debate about diplomacy and technology and military issues. it is more challenged than people realize the idea is we were talking about china's arrival on the international scene. the biggest question people are careful to talk about is whether we are in the midst of a hurtling decline across the board in fact we are committed to play a strong robust role in asia and the world going forward your paper was called acacia navigates to the rivalry. the stereotype is, and i do this when i traveled to asia you will hear the countries say they would like to keep you as a security partner it is the number one trading partner of far more countries around the world is just no way that they were going to get a cold war it's an accurate diagnosis and so i think that too often you will ask people about this and the residue of thinking is where there was a line that ran geographically through europe and you could define and society which side is with us they do

the humorous implication being that i am wile e. coyote? yes.ird-trapping device that will ultimately backfire and cause me physical injury? yes. (quick chuckle) what i'm doing here is trying to determine when i'm going to die. a lot of people are working on that research. so what is all this? my family history factoring in longevity, propensity for disease, et cetera. interesting. cause of death for uncle carl was kbb. what's kbb? killed by badger. how's that? it was thanksgiving. uncle carl said, "i think "there's a badger living in our chimney. hand me that flashlight." those were the last words he ever spoke to us. i don't think you need to worry about death by badgers being hereditary. not true. the fight or flight instinct is coded genetically. instead of fleeing, he chose to fight barehanded against a brawny member of the weasel family. who's to say that i don't share that flawed dna? you can always get a badger and find out. (quick chuckle) but seriously, even if i disregard the uncle carl factor, at best i have 60 years left. that long,

and it's certainly not a job that can be done on a part-time basis wile you're serving as ambassadorrenells first hires was a former national security counsel official. form former nunes staffer. a key role in helping republicans try to discredit the russia investigation. does that move tell you anything about grenell's priority? >> i don't know him. it's a little troubling to have somebody who maybe effectively the number two in the officer of national direct tr of intelligence who spent a year tracing around the world trying to under cut the intelligence community. it's going to be difficult for him to gain the trust of the people who are in the intelligence community withhat background. >> the one who received the whistleblower complaint on the ukraine call by didn't originally share it. how do you think grenell would handle a complaint like that? >> it's hard to tell. joe handled it appropriately. remember the complaint initially went to the inspector general. and so grenell's ability to suppress the inspector general is limited. inspector general has a degree of independence. it

he was on for a short wile on "the apprentice" years ago. seemed like a very nice person.on't know him. >> and so it goes. and so in that way to use a tv term, it turns out 14 seasons of a television show might have been the pilot for the trump presidency. that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. you can catch us here tomorrow evening. nicolle wallace will join me immediately after tomorrow night's democratic debate has concluded. thank you for being here with us tonight, and good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> this whole thing is about corruption. >> a president impeached for corrupt abuse of power pardons a coterie of corrupt politicians. >> i'm only interested in corruption. >> tonight as the president continues to attack roger stone's judge, are more pardons on the way? >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> plus, congresswoman maxine waters on what democrats can do about an out of control president. >>> then, how a bloomberg surge just creates a genuine debate showdown. >> i don't think anyone ough

really art in a way, when it's personal. >> reporter: in a lengthy statement about the controversy, wilesict specific, real acts of trauma, out of sensitivity to the real victims. he writes that symboli representations like his show can allow us to better understand their experiences and provide it with meaning that can address our urgent present >> we reached out to amazon for comment and haven't heard back the criticism of the show coincides with calls from the memorial and other holocaust awareness groups for amazon to stop selling nazi propaganda amazon says it's mindful of censorship concerns and is listening for feedback >> stephanie, thank you very much >>> coming up next, why vanessa bryant chose today, february 24th, to honor kobe and he daughter gianna. as a massive crowd gathers for a celebration of life service at the staples center we'll go there live right after this there was nothing i could do. (daughter) daddy! (dad vo) she's safe because of our first outback. and our new one's even safer. (avo) welcome to the all-new subaru outback. an iihs top safety pick plus. the high

washington thege , phrase i want to read to you, in his farewell address said "against the insidious wilesreign influence, the jealousy of a free people ought to be constantly awake, since history and experience prove that foreign influence is one of the most baneful foes of a republican government." george washington warned us against people like president trump. so what does this say? it says that donald trump is a whole heck of a lot less george washington than he is george wallace. that's what it says. and folks, i found it fascinating. when i talk about bringing people together, some of my -- and they are good people that i'm running the nomination with, seeking the nomination. and they say yeah joe used to be , able to bring the people together, democrats and republicans, get consensus. he wrote an past several acts. he got the chemical treaty act, the recovery act, convincing $900licans to join and billion was spent less than .2% according to the studies. they were the old days. three years ago. >> [laughter] folks, and they say, i don't understand this new republican party. i know

wile we await the results, what it means for iowa in the future of caucuses in the state. joining me to hopefully complete his evening is sean sebastian, the caucus from ames a iowa. >> i finally got on the line. i got connected at 11:00 p.m. central time. and i was able to report out my results. and the caucus process is so kmex. i had had to report out the totals and the first alignment and second alignment and make sure all the map was adding up. so it took me almost 20 minutes to report out the results from just my precinct. so that kind of made sense why i was on hold for so long. >> that's interesting. is this the first time you have done this sort of thing? >> yes, this is the first time i have been in this role. i have caucused in 2004 and 2 8 2008, but this is the first and last time i will be a caucus secretary. >> that's an interesting little glimpse in the process. the reporting itself took 20 minutes. >> yeah, almost 20 minutes. it took awhile. >> that strikes me as maybe we have located the problem in the same way rubber neck ong the highway. all it takes is

bans, people who have family members -- people in the united states who have family members abroad, wileo establish that, notwithstanding everything that has happened, notwithstanding we have had to live under this ban for years, we will show that it is unconstitutional. amy: explain the trump administration's rationale. omar: their rationale is that these countries, they say, do not adequately sure enough information with the united soes we ca seci whetinsthey come. beforehe first ban came into place, sure, there were countries where we vetted people more strongly because we do not countriesy think the did enough. but we did the vetting and we never had these per country bans on this basis. it is clear that the rationale is reverse engineered to fit with the president wants to do. as rudy giuliani said, muslim ban, let me tell you how to do it legally. right? andaid he wanted a ban they came up with this basis, so now they are using the same basis to expand it. would restrict the ability of this president or any other president to use the power that he is relying on in the law to go aft

he was on for a short wile on "the apprentice" years ago. seemed like a very nice person.on't know him. >> and so it goes. and so in that way to use a tv term, it turns out 14 seasons of a television show might have been the pilot for the trump presidency. that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. you can catch us here tomorrow evening. nicolle wallace will join me immediately after tomorrow night's democratic debate has ♪ >>> good morning. it's wednesday -- wednesday, february neither. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside alisa menendez in for yasmin. there's new video overnight as former illinois governor rod blagojevich arrives back home to chicago after being sprung from prison by president trump. all right. hello there, everyone. as the president ramps up his criticism of federal prosecutions, trump yesterday hosted commutations, wiping away the crime o

he was on for a short wile on t"the apprentice" years ago. seemed like a very nice person.that way to use a tv term, it turns out 14 seasons of a television show might have been the pilot for the trump presidency. that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. you can catch us here tomorrow evening. nicolle wallace will join me immediately after tomorrow night's democratic debate has concluded. thank you for being here with us tonight, and good night from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> happy to have you with us. i want to say right off the bat that tomorrow night i will not be here at my usual time, not because i'm taking the day off. you know me better than that. tomorrow night i will be here an hour earlier than usual because tomorrow night at this time, we will all be

wiles areas further south see that rainfall next week does look to be dry to close out the month of februaryll right, thank you very much john to national headlines now us lawmakers were warned last week about russia interference with the 2020 election in an effort. >>to get president trump reelected and now sources say the president is furious that that intelligence got out. john lawrence has the story. >>the kremlin is focused on the white house one official said that that the their intelligence is the russia is interfering or attempting to interfere. >>in the 2020 election with the goal of reelecting president trump last week lawmakers were told russia is hacking and attacking us election infrastructure, according to one source familiar with the matter this angered republicans on the committee who will push back and when the president learned about this briefing it was very upset the source says president trump was frustrated that house intelligence chairman adam schiff have been allowed to attend the hearing. the california democrat tweeting thursday that if president trump is interferin

at the whites house, asked what could be more natural to associate with quips wanton wiles which -- fine, full flavored joke? advertisements for old age jokes fresh from abraham's was -- bosom showed the bearded man entertaining a group of folk. authentic life of abraham lincoln captured him in his recognizable storytelling posture with his hand around his knee, going up to his face. it was in this spirit of appreciation william brian offered a commentary on a wide array of lincoln's jokes and stories. if the intention was to show these were the mark of a purposeful genial and wise commander in chief. an early contribution to the presidential campaign, the caller aimed to remind how the tortured mind of a suffering, patient president found occasional relief in an appropriate anecdote turned jest. his atrocious puns brought him delight. in addition to the therapeutic value, stories and means are a way to rebuke who wasted his time with trivial requests. beneath his levity was a stratum of ethical rock. in setting up the values of his storytelling, they were responding to his opponents' di

northern hemisphere is biggest solomons its only without a 6 nations when since 2015 our latest score wiles' $28.00 its silly nil beats and walk of one is in the while they'll start their campaign against france in paris on sunday coach eddie jones keeping faith with the majority of the team that lost to south africa in november france were faced by a single point against wales in the last state of that world cup. they can turn a lot but they can be dangerous. rewash the course final they played that they have been pretty disappointed is not going to be honest. but even even more so now is it is a bit you can you can sense is that a new era for the new challenge fresh start. ok that is i suppose looking for now sorry find so much and balance it for me for this news out of the back in a moment with more of the day's news and stay with us. over 40 years ago the mysterious killing of the president of north yemen the nation . it's a story of deception and. one that still resonates today. al jazeera world reveals how a banquet for your many dignitaries became the backdrop to a brutal assassinati

>>wiles was a news i saw that people's health as much as possible by sea and has our dogs at all i made it my mission to help as many dogs and cats that possibly can so he put his sewing skills to work a trade his big sister taught him at just 8 years old to help them cope with the fine motor skills delay since then brown has been sending colorful stylish and unique bow ties to shelters across the globe. he now has us being where you see spends the will. >>and then he selects a a stay in an animal shelter has gone half or so just locally but they realize it's more than just home up until this point brown's business has primarily focused on dogs but friday jersey city's liberty humane society, he's donated some 2 cats something the humane society believes will only help when you see a cat in a cage without a collar without anything soft. it distances you from the animal and i kind of humanizing them by dressing them up. >>we make it more possible for them to find their adoptive home statistically there are 70% more cats than dogs in animal shelters on the east coast. >>brown wants to do

wit at the white house, asked what could be more natural to andciate with quips and >> wanton wiles which -- fine, full flavored joke? old ageements for jokes, or wit -- fresh from abraham's was him, prove -- showed theosom bearded man interfering -- entertaining a group of folk. lincoln captured him in his recognizable storytelling posture with his hand around his knee, going up to his face. it was in this spirit of appreciation william brian offered a commentary on a wide jokes andincoln's stories. if the intention was to show these were the mark of a purposeful genial and wise commander in chief. an early contribution to the presidential campaign the caller , aimed to remind how the tortured mind of a suffering, patient president found occasional relief in an appropriate anecdote turned just. -- jest. in addition to the therapeutic value, stories and means are a way to rebuke who wasted his time with trivial requests. any his -- beneath his levity rock.stratum of ethical his story tellers responding to his opponents' disdain for a chief magistrate whose taste in jokes made him unfit to

wilson green selected camp allegheny, which is in the wiles of barely western virginia right now. will and i had a hard time finding the place and then had a hard time getting to it, and then had an even harder time getting away from it the day we found it. jim martin wrote about the soldiers home in milwaukee, which is a grand old building. that was one of will's favorite things to photograph. brenda stephenson wrote about emancipation oak in hampton, which is this grand old oak tree there. my son loves oak trees, because he lives in austin. there are spectacular live oaks in austin, and he decided that the emancipation oak was more spectacular than any in austin, which was quite something for him. joan wrote about the national cemetery on santa monica boulevard in los angeles, california, not the first place you would think of if you were going to think about civil war sites, but there are 12,000 union veterans buried in the national cemetery on santa monica boulevard. it is a place that joan used to teach her students for many years, and several years into doing this, her broth

it is wile they're doing that, the rest of the country is witnessing record economic growth.have the lowest unemployment that our country has seen in over 50 years especially for women and african-americans, and in south carolina's first congressional district where i'm running now we have places where we have unemployment at 1.86%. and, and these folks want socialism i don't think so. >> well we have seen a gigantic slide in stock market that is approaching i think 9% on fears of the coronavirus so that is one thing that is not particularly helpful to the white house and president right now. but don't you think that going forward, people of south carolina when they -- and we look at the 2018 results where joe kunningham face against arrington and he beat her by a squeaker by more than a point but don't you think people -- >> by a thin margin. >> don't you think people of south carolina's first congressional district when it comes time to vote look at what he did in congress, and what we have heard from so many republicans is a fact that all they've done under nancy pelosi is

weren't kidnapped by slave catchers, to educate free blacks so they'd be better able to resist ruses and wilesno more slaves in new york. now, you can look at that and say, well, 42 years, that's a pretty slow pace. on the other hand, it worked. if more states had done that, we might not have had a civil war. >> yeah. you know, noah, we're talking about nationalism, of course. you look at the nationalism in hungary. you look at even a renewed sense of nationalism from china, russia. there's just such an anti-democratic strain to all of those nationalistic urges. then you look at what's happening in the united states. you have a president that, like hungary, has absolute contempt for the media, and is doing everything to undermine the rule of law. we don't have to look much past the last week or two to see where it's happened in the roger stone case. what is the prescription for that? what is the prescription as we move forward through this election year? >> there's good nationalism and bad nationalism. in this book, i'm saying, here is our nationalism. what makes america unique and distinctive

the question is will thehat wile size and scope of them or persistence or something that passes through. ultimately the bottom line question for us is does it represent a material change in the outlook. something that we should react to monetary policies. that's the question for us and it is too early to say. we'll be monitoring it like everyone else will carefully. that's where we are. >> on those same lines and "axios," they quoted from a bank of america security report. they surveyed 3,000 companies about the global supply chain and many companies around the world are looking at relocating, they called it in the report of a quote on quote tetonic shift and looking at global america. my question with you, i am not sure if you are familiar with this security study report or not, are those numbers, those antidotal statements are consistent of what the report are seeing? >> i am not familiar with it. there are a number of challenges where this could have an effect with tour ricism the second is ability to export to china is less because there will be - less going on there. export could g

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