of that hearing sunday morning. how is betsy devos doing? what grade would you give to her on her job so far? here s how to take part in the conversation. if you are a parent, call this .umber, (202) 748-8000 teachers and administrators, (202) 748-8001. .veryone else, (202) 748-8002 you can weigh in on social media. in the detroit free press, ridiculed but resilient, betsy devos is still standing. she has been a late-night punch line since the day she was nominated, for trading ignorance over the department she oversees and rhetorical blunders that stick in the brain pan, like her memorable proposal to armed teachers against grizzly bears. two years after my sense cast the tie-breaking vote to secure her senate nomination, she is still standing, the longest-serving of the trump cabinet nominees after elaine chao. one of a dwindling original cast his members include rick perry, ben carson, and wilbur ross. survivedy devos, has two chiefs of staff, five communications director
later. in baghdad, 20 years after the u.s. led invasion we take a look back at the major events while the iraqi people look forward. new banking bail yut. this time it is the swiss in trouble. in california, getting ready for another soaking. for this homeowner it is a cloif hanger. that jingle those commercials and that so-called dog named spot. this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thank you for joining us. u.s. presidential history could be made this week. that s if former president trump is indicted by a manhattan grand jury following an investigation into hush money paid for an alleged sexual encounter. in posts this weekend mr. trump referred to the allegations as old and fully debunked. calling on them to protest, protest, protest why cbs skylar henry in washington with the latest. good evening. reporter: good to see you. his team says that that s based off media reports and not from the manhattan distri
with dave. 3 3 a mixture of clouds and sun on tap today, with high temps in the upper 70s. tonight will be clear and not as chilly; lows in the upper 50s. tomorrow should be nice and toasty warm with sunshine and high temps near 80. 3 (dave 3 3 3 no closed captioning is available for traffic. 3 3 (walter in north tampa this morning: three families are waking-up out of their homes. after a fire sparked up not once, but twice. it happened sunday in an apartment complex near the intersection of 131st avenue, and 20th street. north of university mall. the first fire started around three p-m. and crews put it out. then around 10 o clock, it sparked back up. and firefighters had to put it out again. crews say: it started in an end unit and spread to the rest of the building. but no word yet on a cause. the red cross is helping the families this morning. 3 (walter and while you were sleeping, another fire at a duplex in tampa. this was about 1-30. at lantana, north of linebaugh. th
to revive global economic confidence. also in the programme. tweet but don t travel twitter asks its staff to work from home in a bid to stop the spread of the virus. and with much of china still in lockdown many businesses in beijing remain shut as workers stay away. a special report from our correspondent who is based there. and what goes around comes around. it s traditional fine china making a comeback? we will get the input from a firm trying to revive porcelain. and what do you do to relax? meditate, yoga, exercise, alcohol. let us know. let us knowjust use the hashtag bbcworklife. and very warm welcome. many of you have already been in touch already proudly, with your top tips on relaxation, so we will share those a little later in touch already, apparently. some of the world s most powerful finance ministers and central bankers will take part in a conference call on the economic impact of coronavirus later today. there is now an expectation the g7 meeting could l