bandy lee: most definitely.l function is not separate from physical function, and many medications have profound effects on the minds capacity. and so, this is one of the reasons why an evaluation would be so critical, because mental impairment can be just as debilitating as physical impairment, and the both are connected. so, to have all the medical records, as well as to be able to get a list of medications and to do a medical exam, would be essential to doing a mental health exam. amy: that was dr. bandy lee, who is on the faculty of yale school of medicine, and an internationally recognized expert on violence. a forensic psychiatrist. she edited the book, "the dangerous case of donald trump: 27 psychiatrists and mental health experts assess a president." the book became a best-seller when it was published in october. that ds it for our show. democracy now is produced by rene fel, dea guer nermeen shaikhcarla wills, laura goesdier, sam alcoff, john hamilton, robby karran, hany massoud, charina nadura, amel ah

bandy lee admits she has not met the president.ays "we feel that the russia tweeting is an indication of his falling apart under stress. trump is going to get worse and will become uncontainable within the pressures of the presidency." derek, seems like he's been the same guy we've seen. we've known. ration bold and off-the-cuff. do you think he's changed? >> no. i have been a fan of the apprentice since the apprentice. it's a weird thing and washington, d.c., that no one speaks their mind. i have to give her credit for her willingness to violate the ethics of her profession in order to sell books. i think a book could be written about the violation of ethics for her profession. spewing she came here in brief people over a two-day period about what would happen. there's been a discussion about the 25th amendment that provides a way for the vice president in the cabinet members to step in if they think the president is unable, incapacitated. to that discussion, alan dershowitz who has not been a conservative ever, says this "the 25t

senator schumer: there are compromises being bandied about with far more seriousness than they were yesterday by the republican side and i'm always willing to listen to compromises, but at this point, we feel very strongly about the issues, not just dreamers but opioids, pensions, not funding the military, and we feel the .merican people are on our side >> the democratic leader in the senate, chuck schumer, from about three hours ago. the majority leader tweeted this -- the u.s. house will be gaveling back end shortly, and they are going to debate a rule which would allow them to take up the continuing resolution any day up to monday january 29. we will have live coverage, of course, of the house here in moments and take a couple of remaining phone calls as we wait on thoughts on the shutdown. this is santa barbara, california, susanna. thanks for waiting. republican line. caller: thank you for taking my call. it was quite a wait, but an glad i waited. i live in california and indirectly affected by illegal immigration. our whole state is. the state attorney came out on thursday and warned an

what people in the nhs are saying it is no good politicians bandying around billions of pounds more and without some proper analysis. what they want to see is a projection over ten years after man in the health service. how much the population will grow, what the ageing population will need, what more can be done about prevention, and then look at what is needed to pay for it. and a proper debate rather than the cross—party fight the whole time. there is a growing demand the consensus among politicians, 90 mps signed a letter to theresa may at the end of last year from all three main parties at westminster calling forjust main parties at westminster calling for just that sort of approach. main parties at westminster calling forjust that sort of approach. an end to partisan politics on the health service. she replied at the end of last week saying the government has got this under control and is planning for the future and rather brush them off. i think that will get harder and harderfor think that will get harder and harder for theresa may given this groundswell and given demands for so

senator schumer: there are various copper mice is being bandied about with far more serious today than they were yesterday. by the republican side. i'm always willing to listen to compromises on how to get this done. very, this point, we feel very strongly about the issues, not just rumors, but opioids, pensions, not funding the military on a cr basis. and we feel the american people are on our side. thank you, everybody. --the democratic leader february 16. here's where we stand on the house side of things. we expect the houston in session of 3:00 this afternoon, debate and a likely vote this afternoon on allowing the house to take up any legislation that may come up today, the same day it would be considered. the house the net 3:00 and we will have live coverage and we are bringing you briefings as we are able live throughout the afternoon. getting your reaction, you can give us a call with your thoughts on the government shutdown. as we have been doing this morning on "washington journal," we are opening up a line for federal employees. how are you affected by this. this tweet from

well leading up to the season plenty of teams were being bandied about as potential runners up to byron munich dortmund finished strong last season leipzig their club on the rise if you want to go on a limb maybe shall go with their young hot shot coach just about nobody picked laver cousineau but here we are the vax alpha are riding high and have what might be the player of the season in leon bailey on sunday they squared off against minds with a chance to solidify their grip on second place let's take a look. patience was the name of the game for lave accusing coach heiko hellacious his side struggled to make any impact in a frustrating fast half of the parents' minds happy to sit back in despair and after captain bender went close because the laurie's head was as good as it got for the hosts before the break. maybe because in needed something special and they got it from a familiar source the on bailey curling in from twenty yards sounds as a goal of the season the jamaican like his team just can't stop scoring at the moment. but with so good fellow branch try to carbon copy but with

there are many that would dispute that on the line now from new haven connecticut in the us is dr bandy professor of psychiatry at yale university she's editor of the book the dangerous case of donald trump and last month she proved a group of congress members on trump's mental health dr lee you said in recent months that donald trump state of instability put the world at extreme risk how can you assess him without having met him. hello first of all thanks for having me i would like to make clear that i do not represent the views of yale university all of them are my own. yes in terms of. instability i was mainly referring to. the effects on public health that his mental state into. effect and. i'm actually an expert on violence as well as a forensic psychiatrist and having studied. studied predicted and prevented violence as. the focus of my career i have watched him display many signs of danger. now assessing dangerousness is different from making a diagnosis to make a diagnosis you have to have all the information including in my view a personal interview. but in order to assess dang

bandy is like hockey but with a ball instead of a puck.ith prince george and princess charlotte back in london william and kate have a packed itinerary including shining a light on mental health. kate spoke out on maternal mental health and postpartum depression leading many to speculate whether she may have suffered herself. >> she has said before that she, even with all the help kate has with her children, she has struggled. i think it helps a lot of new mothers identify the fact it isn't always easy. >> kate and will are due to welcome baby number three in april. >>> super bowl ads this year appear to be playing it kind of safe. >> so judging by the commercials released so far if you're looking for edge you may have to look ♪ the land is dark and the moon is the only light we'll see ♪ >> this is nice, though, a moment of zen. you are looking at an ad from budweiser called stand by you. it shows how the king of beers filled cans with millions of gallons of water for disaster relief efforts. during the past year bud provided water for hur

brady which usually means the man himself have talked that down and said the figures that have been bandiedere is no doubt there is a substantial numberof is no doubt there is a substantial number of people who certainly willing to consider the possibility ofa willing to consider the possibility of a change in leadership if they are not actually seeking to go for it. the fact is, if she will be unseated, she will be unseated by the brexiteers, who think she is too close to the view being put forward by the chancellor, that the break with the eu won't be significant amount to satisfy them. that's why this speech from jacob rees—mogg tonight is significant. she has been put on notice that they would be prepared to move against, if she moved too far in other direction. she is walking the tightrope. even though that might risk a general election, and allowing jeremy corbyn into number ten? or alternatively for the brexiteers, is it worth to have jeremy corbyn for the brexiteers, is it worth to havejeremy corbyn in number ten or an arch remainer in theresa may's position? in regard to the brexit

they're bandied about far more serious today than they were yesterday by the republican side. i'm always willing to listen to compromises. at this point, we feel very, very strongly about the issues. not just dreamers. but opioids, pensions, not funding the military on a cr basis. and we feel the american people are on our side. okay, thank you everybody. >> coming to you from washington, d.c. today on this one-year anniversary of the president's inauguration. we've just been listening in there to the minority leader chuck schumer. sitting with me is democratic congressman adam schiff. we've heard him call this the trump shutdown. how is that productive? >> well, look, you have to have a certain level of competence to run the government. and frankly it's breathtaking that when you control everything, you still can't keep the government open. but we have a real problem. and that is you have to be able to rely on commitments the other side makes. and no one can rely on this president. you have a conversation with him at 9:00 a.m. and he changed his position three times by lunch.

>> look, there are various compromises being bandied about. they're bandied about with far more seriousness today than they were yesterday, by the republican side. i'm always willing to listen to compromises on how to get this done. but at this point, we feel very, very strongly about the issues, not just dreamers, but opioids, pensions, not funding the milton a cr basis. and we feel the american people are on our side. okay. thank you, everybody. >> all right, everybody. chuck schumer leaving a news conference he called shortly after being on the senate floor and making his statement there. for all of you, we have certainly crossed the top of the hour, and welcome, i'm alex witt here at msnbc world headquarters. we're approaching 11 minutes after the hour. our coverage this hour of the government shutdown includes nbc's garrett haake at the capitol. also nbc's geoff bennett at the white house for us. also with us, sarah westwood from "the washington examiner." nbc's garrett haake is following the story for us from capitol hill. after four hou

they watched a game of bandy hockey, very popular among young people in sweden.so a penalty shootout, husband versus white. the result to— one to william. all fairly typical stuff or a visit. the guest of honour showing the good sports and also when a meeting crowds waiting in temperatures ofjust above freezing. but it is the underlying message is which matter. it is impossible to gauge the impact of royal visits on a relationship, in this case between britain and sweden, but it highlights the positive aspects of the relationship and that, the pundits say, is always helpful. among the smalltalk, a meeting with swedish prime minister. britain needs its friends in europe, the royals are doing their bit. stay with me on bbc news, i'll be back with the business briefing

come out parts of it were redacted from the copy that was shown to the left party in contrast to the bandy the federal government has been trying to downplay the growing islamist threat in public furthermore it's entirely unacceptable that the government continues to cover up the role of the gulf states my colleague charlotte dubin ski travel to bosnia herzegovina back in december she witnessed firsthand the situation on the ground there regarding islamic radicalization the local a mom is telling me that some of the residents have joined islamic state and this one minute of the road and there are people who went to syria and forty on the side of ice but who tried to stop them and. it looks like an ordinary sleepy village a few houses nestled between the hills not how you might imagine a cradle of terror. a local a man says he fears for his life after speaking out against those who joined i still really would you know polluted with these radical elements are always unpredictable these people prayed with me the aid at the same table as me and they want to shoot me this has been edited versio

league psychiatrist‘s concern about trump's mental state, which she describes as "dangerous", that bandy of congress to convince them that he is "unfit to serve" and has been calling for a mental health evaluation for more than a year. i spoke to her earlier. i've never met him and i'm not interested in making any comments that relate to things i cannot assess. so basically the goldwater rule was implemented after about 10% of the psychiatrists who were surveyed returned with an answer saying that mr goldwater was unfit. that is not an assessment we can make from afar. and all that i am speaking to are the worrying signs of possible incapacity and therefore calling for an evaluation. if you haven't met him, if you haven't spoken to him, if you haven't been in the same room as him, how can you assert that he is dangerous? the information that is important for dangerousness is mostly not obtained in an in—person interview. in fact, a personal interview is not likely to reveal very important information. what you look at are patterns of behaviour, responses to situations, how the individual

previously, they have been slightly bandy and this year, i think they have nailed it.'s a 65 inch rollu p have nailed it. it's a 65 inch rollup display and the image quality is really very good. and it does role completely up in two admittedly fairly chunky box. it's an blue led display, the only display tech that can be fully flexible. the circuitry is built on a segmented back which is built on a segmented back which isa is built on a segmented back which is a bit like a retractable garage door. you can choose how far the screen rolls out as well as a widescreen tv which can be used as a thin notification bar. a wider format 21 ex nine cinema screen and of course nothing at all. the argument is that you can make use of the space behind it when you're not using it. and in south korea, a lot of people live in high—rise blocks. can you imagine lugging a tv like that up the stairs? much easier if you can roll it down in a tube. elsewhere, plenty of other things to see and play with here. here is a telephone from vivo that does not have a fingerprint scanner on the backis

in the centre of stockholm they watched a game of bandy hockey, a variant of ice hockey played with as is six months pregnant, the visitors were expected tojoin in. so a penalty shoot out, husband versus wife. the result, two to one to william. all fairly typical stuff for a royal visit. the guests of honour showing they‘re good sports and solicitous too when it came to meeting the crowds who had been waiting in temperatures only just above freezing. but it is the underlying messages which matter. it is impossible to gauge the impact of royal visits like this on a relationship, in this case between britain and sweden. but what they do is force the countries to highlight the positive aspects of the relationship. and that, diplomats say, is always helpful. have you done a bit of engineering work before? these visits are a trade off. the royals have an opportunity to pursue issues which matter to them, in william and katherine‘s case that is mental health among young people. you feel kind of sad... this morning they visited a school in stockholm and heard about a highly regarded mental h

you this isn't just a question being bandied about whether or not president donald trump is racist this has an actual impact the republicans need to pass a budget their charge of the house and the senate and funding for the government runs out this coming friday if they can't pass something well then they'll face a partial government shutdown democrats have unique leverage because they need their votes in order to keep the government going so there are democrats who are saying they're simply not going to vote for it in less they get some sort of immigration deal they see this as their point of leverage and they plan to use it so right now they're basically going to face off for the next five days and either democrats are going to cave and vote for a budget or republicans are going to have to come up with some sort of immigration compromise. well meanwhile trump has accused the democrats of holding up negotiations on the dhaka program which protects young undocumented immigrants from deportation and announce them to legally work in the u.s. will trump ended the program and september cong

it does not surprise me, when you look at the figures that are being bandied about.urprised that riyad mahrez has pulled out of the game for a second time. he needs to be careful how he handles these situations. i think you should have played for leicester tonight, do the deal was good to ta ke tonight, do the deal was good to take place tonight, it would have looked after itself. why go public to push the move? i think it is a bit naive on his part. but he will be desperately disappointed, and again, a second window where he has failed to push through the movie is desperately wanted. as a player, it is very difficult, isn't it? you need to put yourself out there and make the club aware of how interested you are. but do you go so public with it? some people will say, what will be leicester city supporters think now? the second time he has done it. what will his team—mates belike? he is a fantastic player, we'll know that, but he is to be careful how he handles the situation. keep his head down and get on with his work, if it happens it happens, and if not, it doesn't

i'm not sure that is a word you can bandy about washington these days. regardless of parties in democrats and republicans. one to highlight is chuck schumer. "the times" reported on friday that the president and schumer reached a tentative agreement that would be quid pro quo on immigration reform. the president would have gotten some promise of funding for a wall, whether or not it is cold hard cash from the congress or coffers or authorization type of thing to allow for that. who knows? i asked the senator's aides for that. in return, the democrats would get the daca fix they sought. that broke down. i don't get the sense that the democrats are confident that the president is the guy to come through to seal this. it is all in mcconnell's court. >> can he go to davos with this over his head? >> brutal optics. >> poor optics. this is an optically driven administration. not quite sure that's the best look. better than mar-a-lago. >> he did not go to mar-a-lago. you have to give him credit for recognizing that. the poll we talked about is an interesting on

sri bandi/ from colorado: "i've never seen weather like this before... with the weather the way it is, i'm just a little scared." ( pam ) the weathers impact on airports is still being felt here in the bay area. another challenging day for travelers at san francisco international airport. by far, s-f-o saw the most delays today. there were 312 in total. and 23- cancellations. san jose say 34 delays...and seven cancellations.. and oakland has had one cancellation and 30 delays but the numbers are expected to go down--- as major east coast airports get back to normal. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the bay bridge...where rain is falling right now(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have

think you get a different picture than the stereotype that it bandied about. >> host: tie the spear into into election 2016. were there campaigns going on sub rosa? >> guest: totally. 2016 was the emit my of all the factors, whether it's emotional media, smear industry in washington, dc, that's grown to this huge level, all the tack tactics. everything claim into play in 2016. more money was spent -- gazillions -- more by hillary clinton and her supporters than on donald trump, far more, and i guess the lesson is even though, as i say in the book, the liberal side and the hillary clinton side tented to permeate the press, and the narrative against trump was upick questionout and yet he won. the commentary is disease spit me money and the democrats and media against donald trump he defied the smear and that's why i called them the wild card candidate in the book. >> host: what is the smear industry? >> guest: the smear industry is a collection of groups that i've defined and some of them are paid groups, nonprofits. i'll give examples. pr firms that have crisis management functions. llcs,

330 or 616 as alternates and northbound on the concord pike a slow go because of the crash at the bandy wine parkway taking out two lanes and patco on a modified schedule eastbound trains running every 10 minutes and westbound every 20. we'll check it again coming up. >> thank you. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight. climbing a mountain is an incredible accomplishment and maybe a once in a lifetime achievement and one man shared his moment with the birds and we'll explain. folks that need extra help getting around have a new set of wheels to count on in south jersey. we'll show them to you. and meteorologist, cecily tynan here tonight when we say good-bye to january and hello to a frigid february. a cold end to january and windchills in the 20s across the viewing area and i'm tracking warmer air on the way along with several opportunities for rain or snow or both including on super bowl sunday. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick t

this is new video of them on the ice playing bandy. i'm unfamiliar with the sport. they tell me it's like hockey but you use a ball instead of a puck. >> okay. >> did they just make that up? >> maybe. >>> this is really strange. plan your funeral and get a free pizza. that's the offer on the table at a funeral home in wisconsin. >> they are offering a pizza party to families who come in to learn about the benefits of end of life planning. funerals can be quite expensive. $6,000 to $12,000. krause says he expects the price to double and locking in the current rate is a way to save in the future, plus you get some pepperoni. >> i can almost always eat pizza. the only time i don't have an appetite is perhaps when having that conversation. >> as long as it's not like on top of a casket then i'm there for it. we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the vote today bringing out protesters in san francisco city hall. >>> making it weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >

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