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and there was a shock result in the women's three—metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individualean champion and there was a shock result in the women's three—metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individual national title. commonwealth gold medallist and european champion grace reid finished last, while kat torrance came fifth. dustin johnson has won the european tour's saudi international. the american shot back to back birdies and finished with a final—round 67 to hold off china's haotong li by two strokes. england's tom lewis was a further shot behind in third. there has been british medal success at the freestyle skiing and snowboard world championships. izzy atkin won bronze in the big air over in utah. the 25—year old, who is based in the united states, claimed third place 12 months after winning slopestyle bronze at the winter olympics. it was britain's second medal of the championships after charlotte bankes won silver in the snowboard cross. all the talk is almost over — its nearly time for the new england patriots and the los angeles rams to make their marks on the

millie, tina, do you feel safe?had to make a complaint is that anything would be done. i feel disrespected as a woman that i would have to walk on this campus past people who have this campus past people who have this mentality and to feel that they have the right to speak about my gender or ethnic background or race or disabilities, i don't think anyone should have the right to do that and be allowed to walk amongst young people who are open—minded and educating themselves in order to provide a better future for everyone. thank you all very much, thank you for coming on the programme. we will keep following the story. rachel texts, this is utterly disgusting, they should be named and shamed. as usual, the women involved are ignored, their mental health not even a concern, and the men have not been punished, iam and the men have not been punished, i am furious. audrey says, as a previous student at warwick, i am appalled at the treatment of these young women, another e—mail, the police are the only body that should

that includes rapper 2 milly for his "milly rock"... and the creator of the "floss" dance ...backpack kid" russell horning. let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. it was a day of sunshine showers and hail with a few thunderstorms today. cold air has moved in and we can expect more showers and chilly temperatures tonight. doppler radar is tracking more showers around the state and very heavy snow in the sierra. winter storm warnings are up with another 1 to 3 feet above 7,000 feet. on the satellite you can see the low spinning off the coast. it will send showers and cold temperatures our way for the holiday weekend. snow will also fall above 2,000 feet locally. highs tomorrow will be in the upper 40s to low 50s. more showers will fall on sunday but it looks dry for monday. more rain is expected next week. (ken) if you are watching us on the new kronon app - a full hour of kronon app - a full hour of local sports coverage is coming up next on 'bay area sports night'. kron on is the bay area's only comm

let me explain it to you. >> as a 14-year-old millie bobby brown before her world got turned upside downing waffle-loving girl with psychokinetic powers, eleven. in the end, there is a message we all need to hear. >> we want to show it's okay to be different and if your friends don't come to the party, we will. >>> still ahead, john travolta gives "e.t." an update on olivia newt newton-john's cancer battle. >> sometimes it becomes a mystery. >> and what you didn't know about this iconic scene from "grease." >>> and never missing an interview or what the co-stars are revealing as secrets. >>> then only we are going back to school with henry winkler. why his happiest days are happening now. >> i am one grateful person. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ hopefully devoted to you >>> the very popular "hopelessly devoted to you" got "grease" its one and only oscar nomination back in 1979. it also happens to be the title of a new lifetime movie based on olivia newton-john's life. the 70-year-old is currently battling cancer for a third time, but continues to fight. here's what we know. >

. >> we've got rupert and millie. weeks old. >> where is this sympathy supposed to come from? >> when he starts crying, he wants to see who's more sympathetic. how they react. >> i'm going go with neither. >> is he being sympathetic or just trying to join in with the howling? >> to he's thinking rupert. i didn't know you had it in you. then it's millie's turn. he puts his hoodie up and starts cry i crying. >> oh! look at that. >> she immediately put hearse paws on his shoulder and at one point lays her head against his. i got you, boo. >> your tears sustain me. >> she wins. >> that's adorable. >> she ain't worth it, trust me. you'll find >> time to give away another ipad mini. >> to enter, be at least 18 years of age and a legal resident of the u.s. and head over to click on buzzword. >> so head over, click on win ipad and enter the word tarnish. >> good luck, everybody. >> dude is slaying his classic cover but who is singing now. how this multitalented you may want to try this one ou out. >> just roll with it. >> you

nat: diane -- you can see right here..all the holes in the ceilingdiane tosse and her dog millie are their blessings tonight...sot: diane tosse, survived a tree coming down on her home -- millie and i were sitting in front of the tv, and we heard a big explosion..a crash.about 4 o'clock yesterday..this 120 foot pine tree came crashing down..right on top of diane's home...sot: diane -- the living room is destroyed. all the furniture is crushed and all the window and floor..my new hardwood floor probably has to be replaced. thankfully..diane and millie were in another part of the house at the time...her husband was at work...but the home is unlivable for the time- being...sot: diane -- no, we're good(laughs)nat: rushing waterthe same could be said at lefty's..a popular spot, especially when heavy rains cause the nearby deer creek to rise...sandbags and plywood were put out last week in anticipation just for this kind of thing...sot: chris duncan, owener - lefty's -- you hear that word..atmospheric river..and it kind of gives you that alert. in 2 days, with that much rain you can't help

nat: diane -- you can see right here..all the holes in the ceilingdiane tosse and her dog millie areng their blessings tonight...sot: diane tosse, survived a tree coming down on her home -- millie and i were sitting in front of the tv, and we heard a big explosion..a crash.about 4 o'clock yesterday..this 120 foot pine tree came crashing down..right on top of diane's home...sot: diane -- the living room is destroyed. all the furniture is crushed and all the window and floor..my new hardwood floor probably re. thankfully..diane and millie were in another part of the house at the time...her husband was at work...but the home is unli..blsot: diane -- n we're good(laughs)nat: rushing waterthe same could be said at lefty's..a popular spot, especially when heavy rains cause the nearby deer creek to rise...sandbags and plywood were put out last week in anticipation just for this kind of thing...sot: chris duncan, owener - lefty's -- you hear that word..atmospheric river..and it kind of gives you that alert. in 2 days, with that much rain you can't help but get the sandbag team out and tell s

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that includes rapper 2 milly for his "milly rock"... and the creator of the "floss" dance.chor) we have breaking news... (anchor) we now want to send things over to .... (reporter) >> get the green flag ready. it's time for the "countdown to daytona." can austin dillon drive the number 3 to victory lane two years in a row? we're joined by defending series champ joey logano, last year's daytona 500 runner-up bubba wallace and the king richard petty. and we'll show you how teams fit their way to success. it's all coming up on "countdown to daytona." ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "countdown to daytona." i'm dan lucas. we are inside the motorsports hall of fame of america just off of turn 4 at daytona international speedway. in here great moments of the past. but in the 61st running of the daytona 500, it's about the now and the future. it's the race every driver wants to win. ♪ ♪ >> few trophies in sports rival

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. >> a one-note band or more embarrassingly milli vanilli and he is performing these songs? >> it's before my time, ari. >> tal, can i fill you in for the milli vanilli? >> i'm here for you. i think rush limbaugh is being a little glib here. does anyone think that he is sitting in the west wing, scribbling on a piece of paper, coming up with policy ideas? no. but that's not what is really being suggested. the problem here is that president trump sort of lives in an echo chamber. we know he excessively watches cable news. he really focuses on what fox news is saying. he pays very close attention. >> right. >> to what the rush limbaughs of the world say. >> do you believe rusch when he says he's not writing the lines? >> i'm sure that president trump is taking his cues from a lot of that sphere. now sometimes -- >> at the national emergency press conference, it's all out in public. >> yes. and some of it ises are just responding to what they criticize. >> right. >> which is just as important as where he is getting his ideas. keep in mind that the reason we got into this whole

england's millie bright has been ruled out of the she believes cup due to injury.ity's gemma bonner for the tournament, which starts in the united states later this month. naomi osaka lost her first match since becoming world number one. she was beaten 6—3, 6—3 by kristina mla—denovic in the dubai open. osaka who is the australian and us open champion was playing for the first time since splitting with coach sascha bajin. and trainer paul nicholls has notched up the 3000th winner of his career. it came at taunton this afternoon thanks to the grey, capitan, ridden by harry cobden. formula one testing started yesterday for the new season but one team still haven't made it on track. williams say they won't run their 2019 car until tomorrow at the earliest. williams had a disappointing 2018, finishing last in the constructors title race and they are running out of time to get their car sorted before the season starts on march 17th. our f1 correspondent andrew benson has been following the test. teams are always right up against it for the start of testing, the cars are

including rappper 2 milly for his "milly rock"... and the creator of the "floss" dance...kid" russell horning. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... the massive job of restoring a marin county neighborhood is underway... after a fast- moving mudslide wiped out two buildings during yesterday's morning storm. plus -- we are keeping an eye on the sierra as back to back winter storms rolls through.bringing white out conditions and slick, dangerous for drivers.ti emergency in order to fund the border wall. we hear from those against the decision... including governor gavin newsom. (ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the (ken) a national emergency has been declared. president trump signed a bill funding the government and also declaring a national emergency-- to get money to build a wall al

the market and to the believe that the data will validate the price action, because the chinese to millisill work -- the chinese stimulus will work. james: we saw the data and a huge spike in something like 5% of gdp in terms of new loans, just in a single month. that is a massive number and it looks like this is serious stimulus going on. but in a historic view, we have lunar new year, this is where there is no access, so at the fx markets, there is a need to pre-fund. you look at these spikes, compared to the chinese pmi, you see the bigger the drop in the pmi around january, the bigger the spike in this etf's. i think this is a sign of lack of confidence, this is people over funding and making sure that corporate's have enough cash to take them over the chinese new year, because the economy does not look strong. instead of extrapolating this for the rest of the year, this is rejecting possibly reduced confidence and a weaker economy. i want to see more data before i move forward, but i would not want to jump to the conclusion that market participants think that this is really the first

[light laughter] now milli vanilli's singing voices, that would be hilarious, and possibly it's true.ing woodstock would certainly fit music history. giving the spice girls their nicknames, i guess somebody had to do it. [light laughter] i don't know, we'll see, but i think it's time you meet trent. >> okay. >> all right, i will call on trent. final answer. >> all right, trent, come on down. [applause] how you doing, man? >> hey, chris, good to see ya. >> how you doing? >> buddy. doing good. >> trent... welcome to this pressure cooker. >> thank you. >> you have been sitting there patiently for a day and a half. >> uh, you didn't even go home last night... [laughter] and now you walk up here with $250,000 on the line. >> yes. >> can you help us out? >> well, i do know a fair amount about music history, but this is a tough one. i gotta tell you. i've, uh, watched the woodstock documentary. i don't remember the names john davis and brad howell. i feel like it's b or d, but i'm just not sure. >> all right, so you wanna talk about confidence a little bit? 'cause i got the "50/50." obviousl

i'm not claiming there but any time somebody, you know, kind of disappears, more or less, with $190 milli son yethi going on. >> yeah, i think so. you've got to ask all those questions. and so whatever was there was a pretty sophisticated password. but then you say to yourself, that's a really odd thing that one person, just one person had everything. i mean, why? >> it was clearly set up to fail. it could have been anything else. >> and what's so interesting is despite, you know, one disaster after another in this space, the interest by investors, venture capitalists, private equity, to continue to back these exchanges, these crypto companies is huge. u.s. investors, a very well-known venture capital firm in silicon valley, chinese investors, they continue to dump money into this space, undeterred. >> coin base is one of those they invested in. >> that is correct. >> that one sounds legit, run by grown-ups, et cetera. >> well respected, yes. >> but there's no way of us knowing that. there's no fdic, nothing else like that. >> when i opened marty, exchange, give me all your money and i'll

while millie fowler claimed gold in the three—metre springboard final.estyle skier izzy atkin has taken the bronze medal in the big air event at the freestyle skiing and snowboarding world championships in utah. atkin‘s bronze is great britain's second medal of these championships. last year, the 20—year—old won britain's first olympic medal on skis. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website including the build—up to tonight's super bowl liii, which is on bbc one. mishal. a first look at tomorrow's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel. hello. we're going to notice a big difference in the feel of our weather as we head through the coming week. it will turn milder. as we look at the atlantic for weather systems and start to draw in milder air. many spots will see temperatures recover dramatically, but it will not be plain sailing, with spells of rain and at times it be windy. many areas noticing the difference in the temperatures first thing on monday. many spots frost free but away from scotland, the highland seeing more snow overnight. it w

within milli seconds the d.c.c. calculates the correct setting for each wheel separately the driver can also choose the drive mode with a button in the center console what's new here are the definitely variable seventies controlled by a slider. and the one new feature emanuel finds very practical lets him unlock and use his car with his smartphone and yet he installs the necessary attitude and holds his phone over the door handle to unlock it then he climbs in and starts the engine in a big carney text when the smartphone safely inside and if you can start off with one advantage is that he can send his car keys in that form to a friend or relative so they can use that car without needing an actual physical copy but that's a big help. with a man who especially likes the fact that he can move the panels or. around on the touchscreen much the way you can on the smartphone bringing the ones he uses most often closer and push the ones he doesn't use further away he thinks that's extremely practical and befitting a board.

. >> i was going to say you need gloves and millie bobby brown a scarf. matt, thank you. get back in the truck. it's warmer in there. here is new video of snow in the north bay as well. 2 to 3" sticking to highway 29 in napa county, north of calistoga. the snow fell early around 1:00 a.m. >> check out pictures of snow, they all have the #abcnow. that's how we can find it and put it on the air. if you would like to do the same, tag it. i had an attitude with the snow when i woke up and i saw matt keller playing with the snow like a kid and it charmed me. >> it's beautiful, a little cold and dangerous out there as well, mike. >> it is fun, it is dangerous. it does bring out the little kid in a lot of us because we don't see it very often. it is fun. i wish i was where matt is. i would love to be out there playing in the snow in the summit. i had some snow. i'm at about 400 feet. a car will cool faster. i'm trying to get this loaded in the computer. i had snow on it, a little bit, but still pretty weather advisory continues. dress for these temperatures in the mid-30s to mid

millie brown, a baltimore woman who founded the nonprofit group a mother's cry which offers help andr types of violence. to learn more go to nbcnews.com/shethrives. >>> a story about reducing waste. some taking it to an extreme in an effort to protect our planet. as nbc's joe friar reports, recycling is just part of that plan. >> reporter: spend the day with katherine kellogg and you'll see a shopping spree free of waste. she brings her own cloth bags for produce, buys in bulk, no packaging, even carries her own metal to go containers. >> i didn't view it as taking things out of my life but more adding new things to my life. >> reporter: kellogg blogs about the zero-waste movement. her efforts started four years ago. the goal, send nothing to the landfill. >> there are small chimpl changes that most of us can make that can have a massive impact. >> reporter: in 1960, even american generated 2.7 pounds of garbage. now it's about 4.5 pounds per day, much of it polluting our land and oceans. kellogg makes some of her own stuff. in the kitchen, almond milk. in the bathroom, homemade deod

frankfurt and both are having solid seasons but trying for it a bit in a dilemma because they've been millis in the last five games and it's been basically one frustrating draw after another after another after another was this exact same story yesterday why don't we take a look. dominated the early going toward firing a warning shot in the eighth minute frankford allowed back to create a series of chances and it's forcing kevin trapp to make his best save of the first half. frankfurt didn't even fire on target until the thirty ninth minute to look costed denied by yon zama then with the last kick of the first half danny de costa to open the scoring for the hosts i cost a controlling unit time to go small corner and hitting the target. after that i instruct gave blood back few opportunities on to re bits almost made it to nil his shot going just why i frankfurt seemed to be running out of steam though and as korea pounced on a defensive blackout to pull the sides level i tried getting a hand to the ball but on able to stop it i said dream it should have netted the winner for gladbach as chim

alan milly it's a copenhagen city councilor i don't expert on the history of the city he's had over twenty eight books published on the subject alex let some of them to you more about local politics. so professor i'll mail you a local historian twelve years a council man and d.n.a. should be their experiment so the first question for years what is the best davies beer the one you like. so alan the you take people rode in this great city of new schuller a bit of the real living history of copenhagen what do you tell them both the state of dead what do you tell them about how daily society is evolving and moving forward from the. things are really good highly prosperous society socially cohesive society a great awareness of environmental issues is that the reality of the some troubling on the couple's we're working on it but as you probably know in all the world we have the same problem that people beast moving from the countryside to the big cities but we are getting a thousand new evidence in copenhagen every month so the city grows very strongly and that gives us a lot of problems but are

england's millie bright has been ruled out of the shebelieves cup due to injury.der has been replaced by manchester city's gemma bonner for the tournament which starts in the united states later this month. england face brazil on 27 february, hosts the usa three days later and thenjapan on 5 march. all three matches will be broadcast live on the bbc. scotland's finn russell has been ruled out of his sides six nations match against france on saturday. the fly half hasn't recovered sufficiently after sustaining a head injury for racing 92 against toulouse at the weekend. scotland beat italy in their first match but lost to ireland last time out. france have rung the changes, with head coach jaques brunel‘s position under threat following two defeats in two matches. handling errors cost them against wales, before a heavy defeat to england at twickenham. four new players come into the side. it's 100 days to go until the start of the cricket world cup. the hosts england are the world's number one ranked side and favourites for a tournament they've never won. ahead of t

and there was a shock result in the women's three metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individualhed last, while kat torrance came fifth. all the talk is almost over. it's nearly time for the new england patriots and the los angeles rams to make their marks on the field. superbowl 53 is around 15 minutes away now. the rams are hunting for their second superbowl while the patriots are looking for a record—equalling sixth title. if they do win their quarterback tom brady will have secured more super bowl rings than any other player. the goal is to reach the top and only one team really reaches the top top. we are pretty close, as are the rams. it is tough, it is a struggle, it isa rams. it is tough, it is a struggle, it is a daily grind. discipline, determination, mentaltoughness, it is a daily grind. discipline, determination, mental toughness, all those things that are really intangible to an individual, the things you can't necessarily measure, but in the end that probably matters more than anything you can measure. playing in this game you have vote best teams and you fight it o

and there was a shock result in the women's 3 metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individual national reid finished last, while kat torrance came fifth. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on those stories on the bbc sport website. that will include the build—up to the super bowl between the new england patriots and the los angeles rams, live on bbc one from 10:a5pm. you can see more about that on president trump has repeated his intention to withdraw us troops from syria but says he is planning to keep a military base in iraq in order to watch iran. he was speaking in an interview with the television network, cbs, during which he also said that sending the military to venezuela was "an option." 0ur washington correspondent, chris buckler, said mr trump was questioned in depth about his foreign policies. this was a pretty wide—ranging interview on cbs's programme, face the nation. in which donald trump was asked time and time again about his foreign policy and that's not least because some in his intelligence agencies have been given very different messages from the white

every time we expand the station, millie politician say it's for economic development. it very rarely actually is. what it is is for gentrification, and gentrification for a city that is already ridiculously segregated. speaking of the bus system, bus is probably one of the hot button issues we hear about everyday. i think the previous panel talked about twitter. this is now the way the constituents communicate with us. the amount of emojis i get every hour are pretty rare. they are angry. you carry 1.5 million people a day, and the majority of that 1.5 million people are unhappy with the product we are providing. one third of the people are bus riders. we are near capacity on some of our more popular with but, those roots have not changed in a long time. they do not match where we are with employment. we don't match where we are with housing for us, it is breaking down the silos of government. housing, economic development and print transportation have to start working together, or our state can fail. our transit system did in 2015. we closed for the first time in 100

. >>> aven record millio70 milli of avenocado to the u.s >> reporter: we have a guac glut most that americans there was concern we'd have a crisis going into the super bowl because of gasoline shortage fake news. avocados from mexico plan to have another super bowl app. >> welcome to the dog show where humans compete for the ultimate prize. avocados from mexico >> four out of five in the u.s. come from south of the border and a record two billion pounds were imported over the last year that's driving down prices for every one. that's impacting american growers. >> in the last two weeks mexico shipped about 140 million pounds of avenue codoe thatocado. >> reporter: in the crazy world of global trade with the domestic market dominated, california growers are asking the trump administration to open up the american market in, wait for it why that >> we're confident at some point the u.s. department of agriculture will give us the access we have been work on for so long. we know from the china side of it, they don't see any reason why the access shouldn't be granted. >> continuing enjoying the low

. >> you're not doing milly's piece, are you?u're not negotiating with mbs. >> he can't play the role that he's been playing. this is the dilemma inside the white house, for sure. >> i want to bring up one more point, because michael cohen said something in his closing statement yesterday that, it's not a new idea, but it's not been uttered very often. take a listen to what michael cohen said in that concluding statement. >> given my experience working for mr. trump, i fear that if he loses the election in 2020, that there will never be a peaceful transition of power. >> so to some, that's going to sound alarmist and dramatic and overly dramatic, and then you say, well, michael cohen knows how donald trump acts and he never can ever admit losing and he never -- you know, you can picture a scenario where he would struggle to concede. >> well, firstly, this is pure speculation from michael cohen's part. yes, he's looking at the man he's known for a while and guessing what might happen. ly say, in the final days, final weeks of the

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received a statement from the army secretary mark t.esper and chief of staff of the army general, mark millie responding to this powerful hearing before the senate armed services committee with the families that have been affected by this military housing with black mold and rats. in the statement, it writes -- shep, we've just heard from some of those contractors. they're speaking now before that senate committee and they have said that they're sorry, but i'm not sure that will be enough for these families that have been trying to get the army's attention for some time on these issues. >> shepard: clearly have. thanks, jennifer. appreciate it. that hearing is underway. in addition, the president is still speaking. doing glad-handing and thank yous and calling folks up as he wants to do before sheriffs and police chiefs from across the nation, thanking them for the amazing work that they do. should the president make more news or anything more on this bill that is forthcoming, we'll give you that. we have two stories today that we think are very -- one that is important that is the one about

this was the home of norman barlog who saved hundreds of milli thousands of peoples' lives -- >> what all over the world. >> right. >> and found ways by breeding that could, they need to live to be 95, died only a few years ago and was revolutionary. won a noble peace prize. >> you know, since you started with that, let me ask you this question, you're from industrial state ohio. the entirety of your career, you fought against the trade deals, nafta, china and most favorite nation status and you were supportive, you know, not completely but somewhat supportive of president's tariffs. the folks in iowa have been hit on the other side with exports things like so i and other american products. what do you hear, what are your conversations like with people in a very different part of the trade imbalance in iowa about the president's trade policy? >> well, you hear it both ways. you hear from industrial iowa and there are a lot along the mississippi river where i'm going tomorrow. there are a lot of plants that have been lost because of bad trade and tax policy. the bill that passed a year

the trump inaugural committee raised a mind blowing $107 milli million dwarfing obama and clinton administrationse under investigation for conspiracy against the u.s., false statements, mail fraud, wire fraud, money laundering, disclosure violations and laws prohibiting contribution business foreign nationals. the latest shot across is from an investment firm colony which muses about profiting off its access to the incoming administration. it says the key is to strategically cultivate domestic and international relationships while avoiding any appearance of lobbying. note that phrase, any appearance of lobbying. colony is quick to point out this was a proposed business plan which was never acted upon. but the memo also talks about horning in on, quote, international bilateral meetings already occurring between the trump administration and influential foreigners. what was said in those early meetings is anyone's guess. also anyone's guess is how the inaugural committee pulled in its record-breaking haul and from whom. now it demands a huge array of documents of each donor and donation and what the

. >> harris: my point bringing up the text messages, yes, what kennedy and millis are saying speaks toump out of office. my point was that there was at least some texture or conversation or tone that was going on to keep president trump out of the office. and anti-mccabe's name was mentioned in some of the text messages between the two. >> kat: you should be investigated for the sake of it. >> tyrus: the compressive cells preload science true, the collusion stuff. you compromise unification with your personal traits. he played her hand. even if they were going on a hunter they had some lead to go where they were going, they played their hand. in court this would be thrown out. because they are releasing -- >> harris: we put on the canvas and we will see what happens when they're upset. republicans putting democrats on the defensive over congresswoman ilhan omar's tweets that many are seeing as anti-semitic. how the g.o.p. is making this a huge political issue, as speaker of the house nancy pelosi comes to the congresswoman's defense now. representative omar not wanting to talk with rep

this guy out of iowa to show up in washington and get paid $1.2 milli $1.2 million, that talks about the influence of money in washington and the pernicious nature of it and how he's been a willing subject to it. >> congressman steve cohen. thank you very much. appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >>> and for more on the acting ag's extraordinary testimony, i'm joined by nbc contributor, chuck rosenburg, former u.s. attorney. the testimony today was interesting. but some of the things that -- some of the areas gone into was, what you just heard from the congressman was his background. before, as you know, before mr. whitaker became the acting attorney general, he did write this op-ed in which he said that the mueller probe was going too far. did you hear anything today from mr. whitaker that would disabuse you of the notion that his goal in being acting attorney general would interfere with the probe. >> let me take a step back and answer the question. i thought his performance, joy, was disgraceful. i have testified many times in congress. sometimes the questions are good and th

voters because they are dead people, they don't exist, they are illegal, they are not qualified. 1.5 milli 1.5 million voters been removed from san francisco voter system. if we are learning something from the corrupted systems like los angeles, like oakland, like san francisco itself, we learn the system, that we are a deep state, we are a system operated by people who are having mon and supported the superpac. last month, when i was here, the reports, the people in the ethics department give a report. the report says alone, 2018 alone, the public money was matching 4.16 million public dollars. as a citizen, as a public government employee, as a mom, we have no future in san francisco because of all this corruptive behavior. the super pac was created by people who are super corrupt for the city. we have no end, no future for our society because we are no longer a people government. you discuss what the people want behind you, and you implement the laws to interests, somewhere the illegal stuff and corrupted stuff. i am here to urge you, we should have limited -- still have limited public