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that’s been spreading in Asia.A plane carrying American passengers touched down at Travis Air Force Base in Northern California just before 11:30 p.m. Sunday, local time. A second flight arrived at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas around 2 1/2 hours later, early Monday.Japan’s Defense Minister Taro Kono had tweeted earlier that Japanese troops helped transport 340 U.S. passengers on 14 buses from Yokohama port to Tokyo’s Haneda airport. About 380 Americans were on the cruise ship.The U.S. said it arranged the evacuation because people on the Diamond Princess were at a high risk of exposure to the virus. For the departing Americans, the evacuation cuts short a 14-day quarantine that began aboard the cruise ship Feb. 5.The State Department announced later that 14 of the evacuees received confirmed they had the virus but were allowed to board the flight because they did not have symptoms. They were being isolated separately from other passengers on the flight, the U.S. State and Health and Human Services said in a joint statement.Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health, said Sunday that an infected person who shows minimal symptoms could still pass the virus to someone else.After arriving in the U.S., all of the passengers must go through another 14 days of quarantine at the military facilities — meaning they will have been under quarantine for a total of nearly four weeks.Australia, Canada, Hong Kong and Italy were planning similar flights of passengers. Other governments, including Canada and Hong Kong, also will require the passengers to undergo a second 14-day quarantine.Japan on Monday 1701

That night, he described the interactions to his wife, who asked if he was really certain the emails were legitimate. He suddenly wasn't so sure, realizing for the first time he may have been duped."Because of crimes like these," he wrote, "our society is losing much of the trust and openness that we once experienced." 320

that the technique is mentioned in the fourth episode in the series, when a character confronts an NYPD detective with allegations that he coerced a confession out of the five defendants. “You squeezed statements out of them after 42 hours of questioning and coercing, without food, bathroom breaks, withholding parental supervision,” the character states. “The Reid Technique has been universally rejected. That’s truth to you.”Reid and Associates Inc. claims the dialogue sheds a negative light on the procedure and implies that it involves coercion. “Defendants intended to incite an audience reaction against Reid for what occurred in the Central Park Jogger Case and for the coercive interrogation tactics that continue to be used today,” the lawsuit obtained by Variety states. “Defendants published the statements in ‘When They See Us’ in an effort to cause a condemnation of the Reid Technique.”Reid and Associates claims the actual technique is a structured interview and interrogation process which does not use coercion, intimidation or denying a suspect their rights and urges "extreme care" toward younger suspects.The plaintiffs say the show has caused the company to suffer damages. They’re seeking actual and punitive damages, as well as asking Netflix to stop distributing the show in its current form. 1320

that Trump solicited foreign election interference from Ukraine to investigate his potential 2020 political opponent.Taylor was issued a subpoena to compel his testimony on Tuesday morning in response to the Trump administration's direction to witnesses not to testify in the impeachment probe, according to an official working on the inquiry. That's the same thing the committees have done for other current State Department employees who have testified.The witnesses who have appeared so far have said that the President directed his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, to take the lead on US-Ukraine policy as Giuliani was pushing for an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter Biden.Taylor, as the current acting ambassador to Ukraine, is in a difficult and delicate position testifying Tuesday, the source said. Taylor's view is that he is there to speak to committee and answer their questions, and he's not looking to issue his own statement publicly.Other officials who have given testimony and also delivered opening statements were in different positions: Volker had already resigned and Sondland, a major Trump donor, was unlikely to be fired by Trump. Former US Ambassador to Ukraine 1224

State troopers responded to a call to the senator's residence at 3:21 p.m. Friday. Police arrested a man named Rene Albert Boucher, who they allege "intentionally assaulted" Paul, causing him "minor injury." 207

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