rob: fair enough. if a liberal says this is just a disease, they can't help themselves, we are trying to make it safe for them to deal with this disease how the response to that? >> you don't encourage that behavior, you look at how to get them off of drugs and not keep them addicted to drugs. if somebody has cancer you don't let them keep smoking cigarettes. rob: they are taking incentive away from people to do something you make a point, thank you so much for your time. >> appreciate being here. rob: 44 minutes after the are, joe biden picked up a critical endorsement in south carolina, a primary he needs to win to keep his campaign alive. jillian: bernie sanders is not going down without a fight, making this one of the most critical primaries of the election, the head of the south carolina dnc has insight on which campaign is strongest, joins us next. at today's best western, stay two nights and get a free night for your next stay. one night, two nights, free night. book now at bestwestern.com. rob:

rob: starting two days. carley: we have been lucky with the weather. >> janice: we have been very lucky. happy birthday. four times the cake. happy friday, everybody. a new movement of gop voters in south carolina using the primary to vote for bernie sanders. >> i'm just one of millions of voices in south carolina that gets sick and tired of the meddling happening over the years. carley: he joins us to explain how this helps donald trump. rob: let's check in with steve doocy who is still looking at his notes. >> looking at the issue of the baby, to your point they should celebrate four times as much, they will celebrate either on february 20 eighth or march 1st every year. it is just on the wrong day. rob: you should just not do it until that one day comes. >> i would take that. >> good morning. coming up on "fox and friends," the media sparking backlash over some coverage of the coronavirus. one headline going as far as to call coronavirus the trump virus, donald trump junior fires back, joining us on the p

rob: friday february 14th. william barr's blowout, sounding off on donald trump's tweets on his doj. >> reporter: follow roger stone's sentencing reachedes a new level. the left's push for a probe on political interference. >> get nevada to south carolina. rob: joe biden attempts to tread water in the 2020 race, a message is being sent loud and clear. jillian: the effort to push biden out and the party pushes back on bernie sanders's early lead. >> the first will tell him everything they need to know about a relationship. >> a very big deal. rob: if you don't have your own hitch to help you on the dating scene. jillian: the top relationship questions on this valentine's day. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ honey honey ♪ you are my candy girl ♪ and you got me wanting you ♪ honey ♪ oh sugar sugar ♪ jillian: he chose not to wear red or pink. rob: straight up forgot it was valentine's day. i am cool on valentine's day. jillian: in case you forgot. rob: i got the valentine's day blues. i a

rob: that is fun. jillian: the moderators getting slammed for letting the debate descend into chaos. >> first of all. the moderator - rob: what are you supposed to do? social media reaction coming up. definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. . 2. . 5g will change business in america. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion dollars and built our new 5g network for businesses like yours. while some 5g signals only go a few blocks, t-mobile 5g goes for miles. no other 5g signal goes farther or is more reliable in business. tomorrow is in your hands. partner with t-mobile for business today. it's either the tassucertification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz certified p

jillian: rob can do it. rob: i don't know why i thought this would work. jillian: earlier in the show, this is really difficult. >> it starts to sweep by itself, that would be a real -- let's see if i can do it. a little more to the left. >> you can do it. we have run out of time. >> you can do it. rob: we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. >> sanctuary cities are causing a tremendous problem in this country. ice officers arrested 120,000 criminal aliens doing incredible work. the number one country in the world in terms of the economy. in the midst of a great american come back. rob: the president touting his tremendous economy and business session building momentum going into the new hampshire primaries. >> the role governor's plate in his success in office. one of them, arkansas, a sergeant in joins us to talk about his experience at the white house. thank you for being here. i am curious what you heard that you like, that you took away from that. >> first of all everyone was a fairly jubilant mood

rob. rob: headlines now, today marks 2 weeks since 11-year-old boy was last seen, police receiving more than 300 tips, his stepmother reporting him mother after he didn't return from a friend's house, authorities at this point have not named any suspects. the colorado springs community holding a second candlelight vigil over the weekend. we will keep you posted. senator lindsey graham slamming mainstream media outlets for not scrutinizing former joe biden and son hunter during impeachment proceedings, the south carolina senator getting into heated exchange with cbs news margaret brennan. we will talk about it in a minute. >> right, but you were saying -- >> nobody is investigated. cbs hasn't sent one reporter. i don't think you take it seriously. rob: hunter biden served on the board of the ukrainian gas company while dad was managing the country's portfolio being the point man as vice president, republicans push for the two to testify in the president's impeachment trial but additional wi

rob: thanks so much. jillian: bernie sanders, pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar take the top 3 spots in new hampshire. rob: is a 3-man race? all the candidates we have seen, chuck rocha joins us l it is great to see some solid numbers as the races been called, 25.7% for bernie sanders. he won by a slim margin. >> we are excited. nobody in history of presidential politics is gone the most votes in iowa and the most votes in new hampshire and not gone on to be the nominee. we are encouraged from what we saw last night and we are ready to move on to two important state that are very diverse. something because underreported is bernie sanders, people of color in iowa and new hampshire, it is a good indicator going forward and that is one of the main challenges for senator klobuchar and mayor pete. >> as the field narrows down a little bit, and the rise of amy klobuchar, is it going to be a socialist candidate on top of. this motor analysis, hard to beat trump if the nominee is, you can see 61% say strongly libe

rob, jillian. rob: with the 15% mark in precincts with candidate could be about the second choice, griff, thank you so much, appreciate it. jillian: don't miss our "fox & friends first" coverage starting at 2:00 a.m. rob: heather childers from 2:00 to 4:00 and jillian and i4:00 to 6:00 a.m. the senate will hold closing arguments in the impeachment trial on capitol hill today, the president is expected to be acquitted on wednesday. >> but as one investigation ends, republicans are gearing up to start their own, david live in washington, d.c. as fight against president trump appears to be wrapping up, david. >> hey, jillian and rob, home stretch for senators, they'll meet at 11:00 o'clock this morning to begin the closing arguments, they'll listen to legal teams from both sides of the argument and then will vote on articles of impeachment. they will declare guilty or not guilty to remove the president, 67 senators need to sign on for removal, but appears the math is just not there for that to become

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rob: scary stuff. former mayor michael bloomberg under fire for tweeting out a doctored video from the democratic debate. >> i'm the only one here whoever started a business. is that fair? rob: he made a good point. social media calling the former mayor out. carly shimkus has that coming out next. let's check with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> did they show the bad stuff bloomberg did or just that part? rob: that was his own personal video that was the highlight of the night. >> hashtag fake news. on this friday donald trump's booming economy gets another all-star grade. larry kudlow will join us from the national economic council telling us what it means for blue-collar workers plus acting ice director on sanctuary city outreach which is growing in california. the president was pointing that out a couple nights ago. former nfl player jack brewer on a 2020 scandal erupting towards democrats. a good chance you haven't heard about that. and geraldo rivera on the russian narra

rob didn't testify. a doctor backed his claim that because of his head wound, he simply couldn't remember. so the defense offered a theory that emmett started the fight, then the gun fell on the ground, he grabbed it, shot rob, then during the positive, emmett shot back in self-defense. and the courtroom came to a halt. every head turned when a star witness took the stand to support that theory. >> will you please state and spell your name for the record? >> sure, kandi hall. >> reporter: kandi, who repeated the story on the stand that she told us of emmett pushing rob, emmett becoming enraged, of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away. before she heard, but did not see the shooting. the only problem? she told the police a very different story the night it happened. >> that night you said you did not see or hear this altercation? is that right? >> i don't know. i don't remember. >> reporter: in fact, kandi changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. >> i'm trying to clarify

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rob: quite mild. we'll take it, janet. >> i was selling gillian last week that march could bring changes in the northeast, including new york stitch we'll have to wait and see. but for now, 45, we will take it, right. much of the country is sort of around average or above average. past 24 hours we'll show you the rain in the forecast for parts of the mississippi valley, the ohio valley, the tennessee river valley and that's not necessarily a good thing because we have seen flooding over these areas over the last couple of weeks, so flood advisories remain in effect for parts of kansas, missouri, as well as the ohio and tennessee river valley. that will be an ongoing situation as we go through the next couple of weeks, into the springtime. there's the future radar. we have cold air that will sink sowed ward and we'll -- southward and we'll have snow from the midwest to the great lakes. then we'll have to watch these pattern change as we get into march. we're almost done anyway. so we need one big snows

rob: welcome back. this moment appearing to be a sign of things to come in iowa. >> precinct chair and precinct secretary. rob: the hawkeye state's democratic chairman resigning amid the state's chaos over the caucus. a meeting to elect an interim chair is slated for this weekend. the person selected will complete the recanvas and recount process. the party is trying to mess that it was. there is still no winner in the race. meantime growing concerns ahead week's nevada caucuses. volunteers have yet to be fully trained. watch out. jillian: earthquake rattled fishing scam. seconding the money to a fake account last month following an email about a bank account change. the loss comes as the island remains stuck in 13-year recession. officials trying to recover the money. and now it's time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. really good for us. turns out our favorite past time golfing. helps you live longer. playing golf at least once a month can lower older adults' risk for death. rob:

rob: good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first," i am rob schmidt. jillian: let's get to this, sin city showdown, 6, 2020 contenders take the debate stage in las vegas. rob: that will take aim at michael bloomberg. jillian: griff jenkins joins us with highlights from the campaign trail. >> i'm staying at the hotel, i'm terrible at the casinos. i digress, they are not rolling out the welcome mat for michael bloomberg. bloomberg along with sanders, warren, buttigieg, klobuchar and biden. any doubt the knives were out for bloomberg, listen to elizabeth for net latest tweet. it is a shame michael bloomberg could buy his way into the debate. primary voters curious how each candidate will take on donald trump get a live demonstration of how we each take on an egomaniac billionaire. bloomberg's name coming up last night in that townhall with candidates asked if they would consider taking a bloomberg's money should they become the nominee. watch. >> if nominated would you help a billionaire like bloomberg? >> our contribution is average contribution all of $

jonathan: rob? rob: transitory. jonathan: can we retest the september low on the u.s. 10-year yield? yes or no? kathy? kathy: yes. jonathan: rob? rob: yes. jonathan:subadra? subadra: yes. jonathan: does the treasury curve -- and the yields -- steeper or flatter than where we are right now by years end? steeper or flatter? at the time i ask the question, tuesday versus tends, 19 basis points. rob: steeper. subadra: steeper. kathy: steeper. jonathan: what a week it's been for the bond markets. kathy jones, subadra rajappa, and rob waldner, thank you very much. from new york city, that does it for us. for me, we will see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. in london. for our audience worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ when it comes to using data, everyone is different. which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. giving you more

rob: they really botched. this and there is a lot of people very angry at the democratic party in iowa and the dnc in general. how they could not get this right. so much emphasis. you have to think about all the time and the money that's been dumped into this state. these candidates have killed themselves to win this state and now it's all just up in the air. it might be muddled and not even matter. jillian: we will see. keep you updid ited. in the meantime harry truman, vladimir putin and bush. picking a winner of their own poor the iowa caucuses. rob: carley shimkus here with the topics from the people. hey, carley. >> the meltdown in iowa sparking equal parts laughter and an grer. tom perez bearing the brunt #resign tom perez becoming a top trending topic on twitter. some people are mocking the delay in results by declaring their very own winner. this personal, given a win to kansas city dems just announced that the kansas city chiefs have won the iowa caucus. center of this controversy which is why this tw

rob: thank you for your time and your service. jillian: and your son. rob: i appreciate it. jillian: 46 after the hour, nancy pelosi getting shredded for tearing up donald trump's state of the union. was it planned from the beginning? rob: new video appears to show her practicing this infamous moment and another video, we will talk about that. next on "fox and friends". >> she practiced? jillian: some say that she did. >> maybe she didn't realize those 25 cameras around the room would detect what she did and we will talk about that. good morning. in one of the most anticlimactic things in washington dc in years donald trump yesterday won acquittal during the impeachment war. the democrats stuck together and all of the republicans did too accept for mitt romney. a hero or a traitor, seems like everybody, we will talk about what is going on forward from this point with pam bondi who is here along with newt gingrich who is calling to censure house speaker nancy pelosi who put three tears in the state of the union address. south carolina senator tim scott got praise from the pre

rob: nice tat. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ oh, baby, baby ♪ steve: live from new york city on this, the 18th dave february. we were not dancing the night away. we are actually preparing for today's telecast. ainsley: speak for yourself. michael bloomberg is probably dancing the night away. because he just found out that he is qualifying for that debate tomorrow. the democratic debate. we will finally hear from him. steve: i don't know if he is dancing the night away or not. think about it. he has been able to spend north of $300 million just in little madison avenue

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rob: a lot of money. biggest pancake ever was 6600 pounds that came out of manchester, england about 20 years ago. jillian: have a good day, everyone. "fox & friends" starts right now. janice: having a good day right here. ♪ steve: good morning, everybody. we start this program with a fox news alert. just about a half an hour from right now, president trump is going to have a press conference regarding his 36 hour historic trip to the country of india. ainsley: exactly right. he wrapped up a round table event with business leaders. brian: earlier the president and first lady took part in ceremonial rival of the before laying a wreath and tossing flower pedals at the gandhi memorial. ainsley: tonight they are going to attend a state dinner before they head back to the united states. steve: tonight starts in three hours over there.

rob and jillian. thanks for that update aishah. ramping up into attorney general bill barr as 2020 election nears. 1,000 dx oj alumni and media analyst sign petition condemning how it was handled. live in reaction from lark. good morning, david. >> good morning rob and julianne i checked latest number 1142 former justice department employees calling on the attorney general to resign they signed this petition asking for barr to step aside. following his public interjection into the roger stone case i want to read part of petition to you that reads, quote, mr. barr action in doing the president personal bidding unfortunately speak louder than his words and stone now a long time friend of president trump was quite a bitted in november of witness tampering and lying to congress. the government recommended a 7 to 9 year sentence president trump publicly complained about that sentence on twitter and next day barr's team at the justice department pulled back the sentence arguing it was too tough. four career prosecutors quit the case doj

and my brother-in-law ro rob's brother job john was my partner in that. it was surreal to be 26 20-yeard in planning a funeral with his family. when my brother-in-law tried to lighten the mood, he and i and he whispered to me you know what rob would've wanted for his funeral i said what, he said he would've wanted you to read into arlington on an elephant. the most absurd thing you could possibly think of and i said you are right. he would've. and it became a joke for the first week and he reminded me there's a simpson episode where bart came in and it never materializes and he gets indignant of words my elephant. and that was our joke for the week between he and i, where's my elephant, get the elephant here. but it sounds so absurd and ridiculous but it was what could take us out of the moment. and still john and i to connect and have a moment of lightness that you have to laugh, i did not want to cry berdin i cannot cry every day. in the early humor was so important and it kinda carried me through still in rob was really funny and sarcastic and was alwa

rob: i'm rob. stephanie: rob, stephanie. lemonis: stephanie, who's the manager of that location, is a very successful businessperson, and she can teach vinny a lot about business, but i'm here. rob is here. joe is here. where's vinny? so they are from cocotaps in vegas. one problem -- the owner is not here. stephanie: well, we can wait, or we can get started. joe: i'm down to get started. rob: let's get started. stephanie: let's do it. lemonis: i want to get feedback from customers. i want to understand what people think of the product. i want to understand what people think of the price. i want stephanie to understand what the process is like to tap, and i really want to get my head around, is this a coconut business, or is it a tap business? [ cellphone rings ] vinny: this is your captain, cocovinny. please leave me your name and number, and i'll return your call faster than we can tap a fresh coconut. make it a great day. i'm sending you coco-love. lemonis: hey, coco-love, we are here in key west trying this figure out wh

rob: about 196. it needs to get up to 270. once you have a least a majority of the electoral college, they will collectively give all of their electoral votes to the winner of the popular vote in all 50 states and d.c. and that candidate will always have a majority of the electoral college and always win. soledad: so would the system that you are proposing help deal with both longshot candidates who seem to get winnowed out even before a vote is taken or even make a difference to the large number of candidates? and would it make a difference to how people think about voti'r woman, would be, versus just saying, here is who i pick first, second, third. rob: so we were talking about the electoral college. that's the november general election. how the candidates get to that ballot is, of course, to the nomination process. and that's what we're going through now. so, you know, iowa just voted this week. soledad: did they? did that actually happen? i'm not even really sure we've come to the end of that. that is a really good example

and then rob manfred finds himself apologizing. i want to get to lebron james because we see the size of how large this scandal is and i think it's going to be with us for a long time. i think more people will lose their jobs and maybe even players because the public sentiment, lebron james, biggest basketball player in the world, went on twitter yesterday and sent out a couple tweets and took shots at commissioner rob manfred. for essentially saying this is your game and you need to fix this, mr. commissioner. he's not a baseball player but he still understands being in sport. lebron james, when he comes out and says, one of the biggest players in the game. we just saw mike trout, generally soft-spoken. aaron judge. i think commissioner rob manfred is trying to follow the wind a little bit and i'm not sure how it's going to work out. manfred all of a sudden apologizing because justin turner called him out? >> bill: their action is obvious because they feel like the others cheated them out of victories, cheated them out of a differ

[cheering] greg: this man got bin laden to open up, former navy seals rob o'neill. she's as grim as she is trim, fox nation kat timpf. [cheering] he does not drive, he orbits, my massive psychic tyrus. [cheering] greg: all right mark, are you excited about the democrats, anyone that excites you? >> amy klobuchar, no one knows anything about her except her conecomb so when joe biden is snipping her hair he get the thousand island dressing. [laughter] greg: rob, what are your thoughts. >> i find myself walking on the house out of nowhere same buttigieg, i love the name and if i go to the name beetlejuice, the voice of robert de niro shows up. [laughter] i don't have a problem with a lot of these candidates, joe biden has been in office for 48 years, come back to washington and change it. [laughter] these are the people with the problem, pandering to the left with the ridiculous socialism crab will never work, trump will win in the landside. [cheering] greg: rob o'neill -- [applause] b1 greg: i want to point out tht was a total pandering. >> o'neill 2024. >> what about

greg: this man got bin laden to open up, former navy seals rob o'neill. she's as grim as she is trim, fox nation kat timpf. [cheering] he does not drive, he orbits, my massive psychic tyrus. [cheering] greg: all right mark, are you excited about the democrats, anyone that excites you? >> amy klobuchar, no one knows anything about her except her conecomb so when joe biden is snipping her hair he get the thousand island dressing. [laughter] greg: rob, what are your thoughts. >> i find myself walking on the house out of nowhere same buttigieg, i love the name and if i go to the name beetlejuice,

they it's robbing me. >>it happened monday afternoon about one 30 in oakland's diamond district, the victim who prefers to remain anonymous says initially he tried to resist. >>they kept trying to get me to move on the ground and i want go on the ground at first, but then on the guy with the gun kept kept pressing it against one a time you get down and down so that's when i finally dropped to the floor in less than 35 seconds the suspect stole the victim's necklace bracelet cell phone and car and house keys before leaving the scene the biggest concern right now is that they come back in you know knows what else they might try to take the car breakin my house and on. you know family here and we are kids you so i'm definitely most worried about the victim says crime has steadily been on the rise in his once quiet neighborhood. >>but this is his first time as a victim, i'm never been robbed before is my first time that the writer from them and first up so that's the biggest shock to out of everything. >>the l

rob: pelosi's camp is accusing you of playing politics. here's what a spokesperson had to say, quote, said to see a senior member respect on both sides of the aisle kneeling at the altar of trump to win her primary, that is all this is about. your response. >> that is not the situation. what it is about is what i saw at the state of the union and her response. we have done this before when someone does not stand up, what we expect from leaders like her and if you watch this over and over again it was a stunned, she took the speech and tore it up. jillian: we heard from nancy pelosi and donald trump, the president taking a victory lap following his senate impeachment acquittal. some people on the other side of the aisle said it looked like he was in deep psychological distress, it was dark and disturbing what the president had to say yesterday. nancy pelosi sticking to her guns. listen to a little bit of this. >> it was evil, happen to another president. >> getting rid of that scar, a little sedated. >> we went through russia russia russia.

live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob 49 are faithful to be sure. >>right now the niners are back here in the bay area. the question is will what's next year will mice is here with how the team and the fans are trying to look for you rob rob, just said it you know. as somber as yesterday was they still have a good team coming back next year. so all is not lost its been a sobering 24 hours sense for niners fans find now you know the story with just over 6 minutes to play the niners were up 20 to 10 but that lead quickly evaporated and the chief ended up winning 31 to 20 in now 49 ers fans are asking themselves what could have bad. >>the team landed at san jose international airport around 2 today, a handful of fans were there to welcome the team back but it was still a somber mood overall the 49 ers were looking to claim a 6th lombardi trophy enjoy the new england patriots and the pittsburgh steelers as the only nfl teams with 6 super bowl titles. jimmy g on what lies ahead for the 49 ers that subject. >>where you see the guys eyes and mean some the

where i started robbing so i'd have some money. in this he always had financial problems at home so i never asked my mother for money so when i got older i found my own way to get cash. we need the. i kept some of it and gave part of it to my mother without telling her where i got it from but with it in order for children one of them object to do nothing to. the other she never asked where the money came from on them like you know she never asked. though she must have known something was up in that they're going to be in the evenings when she came home she'd find on followed by put their containing 300 euros or more and then i'm going to go for nickels that is when i committed a robbery i never came home in a good mood across the continent and i was never happy about it because sign knew what i'd done wasn't going to myself it was more a matter of necessity because you just don't you know that and i love the father's love and i had nothing to do with my mother and my father too always said go find yourself a job. you will i wanted

want to bother with it figure this out make sure it happens that so rob went out and wrote the email and the meeting did happen which was the most pointless meeting on the planet happened it had to although i actually don't care if it did not because i had no interest i know that rob had no interest for this meeting he was only trying to act upon my asking to create a meeting the people that went for the meeting oversee had their own agenda but as far as i know half of the trumps camp who attended this meeting left because they found it interesting and the other half were state state for another 5 minutes of thank you very much with the defamer to amman because he's asked for this meeting to happen it happened goodbye goodbye or mr go have let me add some yeah just so we all understand this has been the most highlighted meeting i've created in my life but i create these meetings for different people you know i have a partner mr noble months he said robert de niro and steven seagal famous people and if anybody knows in the industry show business or business that you are acquainted to

want to bother with it figure this out make sure it happens that so rob went out and wrote the email and the meeting did happen which was the most pointless meeting on the planet happened it had to although i actually don't care if it did not because i had no interest i know that rob had no interest for this meeting he was only trying to act upon my asking to create a meeting and the people that went for the meeting oversee had their own agenda but as far as i know half of the trumps camp who attended this meeting left because they found it interesting and the other half were state state for another 5 minutes of thank you very much with the defamer to amman because he's asked for this meeting to happen it happened goodbye goodbye or mr go have let me add some just so we all understand this has been the most highlighted meeting i've created in my life but i create these meetings for different people you know i have a partner mr noble months he said robert de niro and steven seagal famous people and if anybody knows in the industry show business or business that you are acquainted to s

>> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> next this evening, the fate of former mow vie mogul harvey wieinstein is now in the hands f a new york city jury tonight. twice in the first few hours of deliberations they sent questions to the judge, asking for the legal definition of the charges and for clarification, asking how to navigate complicated charging instructions. weinstein is accused of raping one woman and sexually assaulting another. he says any sexual ebb counters were consensual. if convicted, weinstein could face life in prison. >>> and the boy scouts of america have filed for bankruptcy protection, as they face thousands of potential sex abuse lawsuits. the plan including a possible sale of campgrounds and hiking trails would help create a victim's compensation trust for payouts that could reach more than a billion dollars. scouting programs for their nearly 2.2 million members will go on. >>> we turn next here tono weave idewhate arestigig n,ios. getting into. an indigenous tribe in the amazon

rob mayeda has got the story. >> we'll see wind to wrap up the weekend. but right now it's a gorgeous evening. also the full moon, the snow moon of february rising there over the hills to the east. right now wind not a big factor except in the hills whereby 11:00 tonight we'll begin to see some of those stronger winds picking up and then mixing down towards the surface. by tomorrow morning, you see the areas of purple and red. by 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, gusts of 20 to 40 miles per hour. that's the reason the weekend will end with this wind advisory. strongest wind gusts in the north bay hills, could see gusts about 45 miles per hour. we'll have a closer look at what this means on your temperatures for tomorrow and if there's any sign of rain in that seven-day forecast coming up in about t >>> a wild chase ending with four teenagers in jail. it about 6:00 p.m. at an apartment com plex i benicia. a man parked his car in front of the complex, asked a teenage girl for directions. he followed her into the center of the complex. that's where she pepper spr

i started robbing so i'd have some money. in the sea we always had financial problems at home so i never asked my mother for money so when i got older i found my own way to get cash. queenie. i kept some of it and gave part of it to my mother without telling her where i got it from but what it did for children and older kids or did you mean. by that she never asked where the money came from on the night you know she never asked. though she must have known something was up with a little in the evenings when she came home she'd find on followed by put there containing 300 euros or more i'm going to go for nickels that is we're not committed a robbery i never came home in a good mood because i was never happy about it because i knew what i'd done wasn't going on with it was more a matter of necessity because you just don't you know have it in the father love and i had nothing to do my mother and my father too always said go find yourself a job. you will i wanted to work but i had no idea how to find a job i mean i told myself wa

ah, ah, ah. >> so did rob. rob's been singing that all morning. not kidding. i'm nod kidding. different than what that was. >> "bad romance," right? >> yeah, exactly. >> that was my -- >> you guys are going to want to binge the "a star is born" soundtrack. don't worry. i will spare you from my rendition of "shallow." what's your favorite lady gaga song? >> either "telephone" with beyonce or "just dance." >> yeah. dan, i peg you as a "just dance" kind of guy, right? >> didn't she do can't get no satisfaction? wasn't that her? no, that was the rolling stones. that's my favorite. >> very close. i have a new favorite for you, fear not, it is her new single which just came out yesterday, it's called "stupid love." now, it's the first single from her upcoming album "lg6" which we don't know a lot about but if this single is any indication of what is to come, i am already obsessed, and i will be back here to serenade you all when it comes out. >> perfect. looking forward to that. and a great book is coming out. what should we watch before we binge this book? >> you're going to want t

reporter daniel winter daniel welcome along so why is alston so keen to snuff out from body israel well rob i mean also has been casting about to bulk up for a while now and mean as you just said that a bloc to deal with. really angering the e.u. so much they had to intervene there seems and it's an effort to create a challenger to china see os see which is a bear of a train may come you can see this now combination of. a would to get close becoming the 2nd biggest train maker in the world with 15300000000 euros of sales and 2018 not quite enough to beat c r c and the 21000000000 euros but much closer after all the threat from this chinese competition is not necessarily just on the global stage but also in europe as well so c.r.c. is to get a foothold in europe now deutsche bank has assessed the potential of the merger and they say that for alstom their earnings per share could go up by about 17 percent and that's a figure which investors pay close attention to so you know that's the argument that alstom has it wants to bulk up its presence in order to fight off the competition so what is i

rob, i like your forecast a little bit better. >> it will be like spring this week. we're back at 6:00. >>> breaking news . >>> breaking news tonight, the united states now closed to almost all foreigners coming from china in an unprecedented move to stop the spread of the coronavirus. >> we pretty much shut it down coming in from china. >> americans will be under mandatory quarantine and many trying to get out as it rises inside the u.s. >>> terror attack in london. why they were already tracking him. >>> the final frenzy in iowa. who's at the

the way a lot of it i never robbed anybody. i don't like it that someone works hard to earn money and then you come and you just take it all away from him. but it. was a that's just wrong really. but yes but i do think that i like taking the things . i took them and ran off i like that i was too much in my own head straight. you know what i said i can be your friends but also someone who tells you enough cut it out we're here to do something different. opera for the cause of what i thought of the. gradually fatima is growing into her role here. at dinnertime everyone's tired it's been a challenging day but tomorrow promises to be the most exciting one yet. the young people visit 2 separate human was trying though a cause a no stress stronghold. giuseppi is a close relative of this is elian mafias box of all buses might tail messina. one of italy's most wanted criminals he's thought to be responsible for more than 50 murders. you know he's been in hiding for close to 3 decades for many he's a legend and a folk hero. for years je

>> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> next here, the coronavirus emergency and tonight, the alarming warning. a public health doctor in hong kong saying if the virus goes unchecked, it could infect 60% of the world's population. while off japan tonight, that cruise ship this evening with americans onboard and of the 48 new cases outside china, 40 were on that ship, including a worker who was helping with the quarantine. and tonight, an american couple, the retirees onboard, that husband, his fever has returned. and maggie rulli from japan again tonight. >> reporter: with new cases of passengers sickened on this cruise ship announced almost daily, the mood onboard is growing darker. >> it's getting people's moods down. one of the passengers in the night were keeping other passengers awake, a lady who was crying for a couple of hours. >> reporter: melanie and john haering have been taking their own temperatures, but john has now had two days of back-to-back fevers. >> we're just trying to keep his fever

they're over there by rob. rob isn't going to put these shoes on. >> oh great. >> a drum stick on them. >> and we've got actual kfc here. >> that's not edible. >> the chicken is. >> the chsince janai, thank you very much. appreciate it. i will respect you henceforth. we'll see you next week back here. appreciate it. i will respect you henceforth. we'll see you next week back here. >>> good morning, eli manning kreutz. hundreds of evacuees boarding 747 jets to come back home. we want to show you the scene as passengers disembark the "diamond princess" cruise ship where they have been quarantined due to coronavirus cases on board. they will arrive stateside sometime today. some will be quarantined for another 14 days when they arrive at travis air force base in fairfield. others flown to lackland in texas. we're working to find out exact arrival times. overnight the death toll from the virus climbed to 1600 people. the first fatality was confirmed in europe. just within the hour, officials say a taiwanese man who

much rob the u.k. has left the e.u. what next well it's left the realities on the ground means nothing much changes within the next 11 months the so-called transition period they will remain in the customs union single market goods people services can move freely but legally take the article 50 which was the digital process that is now thistle divorce is settled and the anyone. else get back it has to officially apply its rejoined and within the next 711 months nothing much will actually change for the people themselves. the u.k. is going to be negotiating a new trade deal with the european union what are the most important issues for what i think 1st off i think boris johnson's. goal to have an all encompassing deal which would. include trade in services and education and science i think that is fairly overambitious to do that within 11 months i think they'll focus on the bed trade deal. tom momentary customs on goods i think that's the only thing they can achieve within that timespan and then dependi

hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. the arctic cold is pouring into the east and meeting that storm in the mid-atlantic, where snow is flying from virginia beach to raleigh, north carolina. heavy rain from charleston, down to tallahassee. it does clear up but we'll see two to six inches of snow in the snow zone there in eastern parts of north carolina. by tomorrow morning, it should be mostly done, but here comes the cold. going to feel like 6 degrees above zero in detroit. 15 below in burlington. 2 below in boston. and a balmy 12 degrees above zero in d.c. that is a cold start to this weekend. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us again tonight. thank you, rob. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the deadly plane crash. the scorched field. the plane disintegrating during the crash. the other headline tonight, the plane making an emergency landing right there, with no landing gear. authorities shutting down the runways. >>> also ahead, the highway patrol pilot blinded by a l