emergency approval for rapid coronavirus tests tests it s hoped that mass cells testing will help keep track of the viruses locked down restrictions are gradually eased. and a car crash puts tiger woods in the operating feared theater gulfstar is awake and responsive but could this be the end of his checkered career . i m sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with some breaking news coming in from the city of copeland s in germany a court has found a syrian man guilty of being an accomplice to crimes against humanity a decade ago in damascus named as i ahd a 45. 4 year old has been convicted of facilitating the torture of 30 syrian protesters the defense argued that he could not disobeyed orders to detain the activists for fear of his own life but harrowing images like the ones that you are seeing here from the prison where the torture took place were used as evidence it is the world s 1st trial in connection to syrian state sponsored torture. syrian victims of torture
tocome or bartender is capturing the imagination of some democrats in new york alexandria ocasio cortez could become the youngest woman in the house of representatives after the next month s midterm elections in the u.s. but she s also causing controversy. and in football struggling germany take on the world champs of france tonight in a match that could also decide the fate up in battles coach york you know. you. see me so much going to it s good to have you with us u.s. secretary of state mike compare was holding emergency meetings with the leaders of saudi arabia about the missing dissident journalist jamal khashoggi the visits come as unconfirmed media reports from the u.s. suggest that saudi arabia might be about to say that kushal she was killed in their consulate in turkey during an interrogation that went wrong. on monday turkish officials searched the consulate building for eight hours. after a long night of searching for clues on how jamal khashoggi vanished turkish
requested the federal government reimburse us because they added extra security. reporter:at the same time, the city also made an extra $5 million in hotel taxes. plus, sales taxes and other taxes. what it began out of the super bowl financially? i think what we got is a huge influx of people, activities, and world press. we are still assessing the revenue that we were able to generate what the real cost are. it does concern me about what other costs there might have been. reporter:those other cost overruns might include the port, the fire department, the sheriffs department was actually outdoing security, as well. so, this is just one look at one department, and as we can see, things to world events, the cost in go up. phil, when will they get the final numbers? did the city make any money or not? reporter:that remains to be seen. the comptroller s office said they are putting together the report. it should be ready within the next two-three weeks. weather we made m
for about how a former bartender is capturing the imagination of democrats in new york city i was out there for ten to become the oldest woman in the u.s. house of representatives as their next month s midterm elections in the u.s. but she s also causing plenty of controversy. and in football struggling germany take on world champions france that either in a match that could also decide the fate of in some battles coach welcome look. i m brian thomas thanks so much for being with us reports from the u.s. a saudi arabia is about to acknowledge that the missing dissident journalist jamal khashoggi was killed in a consulate in turkey these unconfirmed reports and u.s. media suggest that saudi officials will say for sure she was killed during an interrogation the one wrong secretary of state might come peo has landed in riyadh to discuss the case with the saudi leadership earlier turkish officials searched the consulate building. after a long night of searching for clues on how j