durst wrote a mysterious note directing police to berman's body.ways maintained only berman's killer could have written that note. >>> now to a follow-up, firefighters battling a blaze at a southern california strip mall discovered an illegal marijuana grow operation inside. it happened yesterday morning in anaheim. we showed you the video then. parts of the roof ended up collapsing. no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the reblil oroville dam spillway has not been used this winter but it's ready to go when necessary. storms in 2017 left huge holes in the old spillway. reconstruction was completed in the spring and used for the first time last april. upgrades to the spillway include thicker concrete and taller walls. >>> california could lose a congressional seat according to new estimates from the u.s. census bureau. recent stats show many people are leaving california and moving to states like texas and florida. congressional seats based on population with estimates california could lose a seat in the

and that note indicated where miss berman's body could be found by the police.uestion will be how would he know that if he hadn't actually seen the body or been at the scene. >> right. and durst and his attorney, as we heard in that report, seem very optimistic. what's your legal reaction to that? and what do you think their strategy might be? he obviously isn't revealing it. >> i think the defense attorneys always say they're optimistic and that their client will be acquitted. even when they're actually pessimistic. so i really don't put too much stock in anything that's said before trial about optimism or pessimism. but i think they have a very difficult case in front of them. i think durst is so widely known at this point in time and i think the evidence is building against him. and i think he got lucky in texas and it's going to take an enormous amount of luck for him to beat the rap before this los angeles jury. >> interesting. and what impact mike durst's health have on the trial, given his attorney thinks it will go for three to four months? >> it could h

attorney jeffrey berman is laying out the criminal investigation into jeffrey epstein, and people wsiwere co-conspirators in his sex geoffrey berman was doing a press conference today outside the mansion of the late billionair it's a mansion just off fifth avenue, just close to central park. andn a press availability about the problem of sex trafficking in general, he was asked whether prince andrew had cooperated with the u.s. authorities. as he primedou he -- promised he would do when he stepped back from royal jeffrey berman used very strong words when he said, no, there s been zero cooperation from prince andrew so far. >> and do we know what he was asking of prince andrew? >> well, the u.s. prosecutors and the f.b.i. have been in touchei repeatedly, we're told, to try and organize an interview with prince andrew. they want to speak to him. you remembehen prince andrew stepped back from royal duties late last year, he made t statement, of course i'm willing to help any appropriate law enforcirent agency with t investigations if required. well, they are required.d et the prince and

. >>> this is a special edition of "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> this is a specialtion of "new day." >> happy new year. >> because it's a new year. >> new day, new year. >> we should change the name of the show for today. welcome to our viewers around the united states and all around the world. happy new day and new year. >> we're a little groggy as i'm sure you are. >> yeah. plenty of memorable moments in 2019. some we will remember for the right reasons. others not so much. chris cillizza will bring us the best and worst of the past year as we head into 2020. >> of course the new year brings lots of resolutions. so if you're still trying to think of one, christine romans is here to help get your finances in order. >> and she always keeps her promises. >> yes, she does. she's so responsible. >> from "saturday night live" to stephen colbert, the late night comics had a field day this year. we have the highlights and that much more ahead on this special new year's day edition of "new day." but first a check of your headlines at the news desk. >> thank you. good morni

it is a guy called geoffrey berman he was doing a press c0 nfe re nce called geoffrey berman he was doingion of the late billionaire. it is a mansionjust off fifth ave, just close to central park. and he was asked whether prince andrew had cooperated with us authorities, as he promised he would do when he stepped back from royal duties. and geoffrey berman was very explicit and used very strong words when he said, no, there has been zero cooperation from prince so far. and do we know what he was asking a prince andrew? well, the us prosecutors and the fbi have been in touch repeatedly, we have been in touch repeatedly, we have been in touch repeatedly, we have been told, to try and organise an interview with prince andrew. they want to speak to him. now, you remember when prince andrew stepped back from royal duties late last year, he made a statement saying, of course i am willing to help any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required. well, rust, they are required. well, rust, they are required. yet prince andrew's legal tea m required. yet prince andrew's

. >> 2020, berman. happy new year. good to be next to you. >> what did you do for new year? >> i was in bed before midnight. >> i took a healthy dose of antibiotics. we begin with breaking news in the race for president. first, can we acknowledge that the 2020 race is finally taking place in 2020. it is here and this morning it has a distinct brooklyn accent. cnn just learned that senator bernie sanders raised a huge amount of money last quarter. that number released just moments ago. $34.5 million. that's $34 million in the three months that began with a heart attack. i want you to compare that to a good quarter from now former front runner pete buttigieg. he is not in the stratosphere of sanders right now. >>> we're also seeing remarkable images of the destruction and the damage inside of the u.s. embassy in baghdad. iraqi security forces have regained control of what is america's largest embassy after iranian-backed protesters tried to storm it in two days of continuing clashes. we'll bring you there and bring you a live report from iraq in just a moment. but let's begin

this. >> this is what john berman wants. >> i am america.hen you see this, seung min, i want to know your initial feelings? >> there's a lot -- i don't know. i guess a lot of nostalgia there, maybe. i don't know how i feel. but, look. if those two -- if they are happy -- if what is going on between them is what it looks like, then all the more kudos to them. i don't know. >> there you go. >> she's deeply moved. >> she is deeply moved as you were. i would also reference the fabulous headline on cnn.com right now which is let's not project our feelings onto brad and jen. >> too late. too late. >> way too late for john berman. also elie, you're feeling nostalgia for jen? >> i know i'm here as a legal analyst, but i'm team jen. it reminds me of college when she was on "friends" and she was just everyone's favorite. so i'm team jen all the way. >> i think the important thing is whatever is going on in this picture, they're both happy. >> as seung min said, they're both happy. >> thank you very much for being with us. you may not come back ever ag

want to speak with britain's prince andrew but the chief federal prosecutor for new york jeffrey berman says prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation he said investigators have contacted the duke of york's lawyers. view him but there had been no response some of the last living survivors of the holocaust and shared their emotional testimony about the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the death camp in poland more than a 1000000 people in the jews were killed at auschwitz alone between 940 and 945 china has more from the sermon. facing the entrance to auschwitz birkenau seated alongside the railway line that delivered multitudes mostly jews in cattle trucks to their deaths survivors shared their stories. i remember the. trucks from the barracks. i can hear them screaming i could hear it in my subconscious when i remember those events. world leaders royalty and religious leaders listened this was not a moment for them. and there was to stream. within my heart it was still alive maybe tomorrow will come one day and tomorrow did come indeed memories remain. 75 years after the liberation

durst wrote a mysterious note directing police to berman's body.nvestigators have always maintained only berman's killer could have written that note. >>> california allows solar drivers in the carpool lane if they have an electric car. low income drivers are allowed in the lane if they have a secondhand electric car. in order to qualify the driver cannot make more than $65,000 a year but they have to buy a new clean air sticker. >>> so in about an hour, the world famous rose parade is kicking off. we'll watch it on tv. thousands waited overnight in pass dee to see the floats while millions will watch it just like us. >> darsha, i know the time is tick so long people are trying to get last-minute touches as well. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, marcus, kris, happy new year to you both. of course all eyes on pasadena this morning. we have lots of folks here for the bowl game and pthe parade. the streets are lined with thousands of people who make this a tradition. some of them here for several years have been here for several years in years p

i am blake berman at the white house with that story, coming up. >>> coming up at 6:00, a local doctore u.s. first case of coronavirus. what you need to know protect yourself. >> and the votes are in for the baseball hall of fame. we will tell you who made the cut this year and the big names who came up short. introducing a single sports destination. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love and get notifications when the game's about to start, so you'll never miss a minute. with the xfinity sports zone... ...everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. >>> hillary clinton is defending comments she made about her former rival for the 2016 democratic nomination, bernie sanders. in a new hbo documentary, clinton said their mother vermont senator was in congress for years but nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. in an interview with the hollywood reporter toda

does not geoffrey berman, some people have said it's a media stunt. to come forward publicly and say, you know what, prince andrew, you say publicly that you would fully co—operate with law enforcement and you have not done it. we got in zero cooperation. i don't see what other choice the attorney had. we've seen, i'm sure you've watched the prince andrew interview from the bbc last year. in that interview he did say he would co—operate with american authorities, but i suppose the caveat was if push comes to shove... well, guess what? which has come to shove. this is a serious criminal investigation. there are dozens of women, i represent five of them, who allege they were the victims of sexual assault by this predator, jeffrey epstein. it is time for anyone with information to come forward and answer questions. prince andrew himself is accused of sexual misconduct and he also spent a great deal of time with jeffrey misconduct and he also spent a great deal of time withjeffrey epstein. so it's time to stop playing games and to come forward to do the r

. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." and this morning there is new evidence, new evidence that sure seems central to the impeachment trial of president trump. a new audiotape just revealed from 2018 where president trump can be heard calling for the firing of then-u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie yovanovitch. it is said to be a conversation with indicted rudy giuliani associates igor fruman and lev parnas and the president that is the same lev parnas the president claims not to know. >> get rid of her. get her out tomorrow. i don't care. get her out tomorrow. take her out, okay? do it. >> this seems like evidence that bolsters the claims that parnas is making it public recently and seems to indicate that the president is lying when he says he doesn't know him. the attorney for parnas says there's more than just that. an hour's worth of audio. we will play you more of what has been released just ahead. >>> so would any republican senators like to hear more of this new au

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> good morning. welcome to your "new day." tuesday, january 14th, 8:00 in the east. we have live pictures to show you. this is outside the site of tonight's cnn democratic debate along with the "des moines register." this is the final debate before the iowa caucuses. this debate now just hours away. just six candidates will be on stage. that's the fewest yet, and it's a wide-open race with four candidates bunched at the top of the polls. for half of those candidates, the sitting senators, it may be one last chance to even be in iowa. they'll be in washington with the senate impeachment trial potentially beginning as soon as this week. also the first debate since the united states killed iran's top general. foreign policy no doubt will be a major topic. and on top of all of that, brand-new tension between two of the leading contenders, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. how will that play out tonight? >> and house speaker nancy pelosi will meet with the democratic caucus where she will, we understan

"new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> this is a special edition of "new day." >> happy new year! >> it's a new year. >> new day, new year. welcome to our viewers in the united states. happy "new day." and new year. >> thank you. and to you as well. we're a little groggy, as i'm sure you are. >> plenty of memorable moments in 2019. some we'll remember for the right reasons. others not so much. chris cillizza who keeps track of those things will bring us the best and worst of the past year as we head into 2020. >> the new year brings lots of resolutions. if you're still trying tong th of one, christine romans has one here to keep your finances in order. >> from "saturday night live" to stephen colbert, the late-night comics had a field day this year. they had a lot to talk about. mostly politics. we have the highlights. that and much more ahead on this special new year's day edition of "new day." first, let's get a check of your headlines at the news desk. >> thank you. good morning. happy new year. i'm ryan nobles. breaking overnight, more violence outside the u.s. embassy i

>>> this is a special edition of "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> happy new year, everyone. >> happy new year. >> great to see you. hope you had a great time. >> i did. i'm still feeling the effects. >> i can smell them. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world and welcome to a special new year's day edition of "new day." happy new year. again. >> new, new, new. >> 2020 is already shaping up to be an historic year in politics. we'll have the latest for you on impeachment and what exactly will happen in the coming weeks. >> also the supreme court set for a blockbuster session, the biggest cases to watch. we will tell you what they are. >> okay. many of us try to focus in on the new year on getting healthy and staying healthy. so dr. sanjay gupta is going to reveal the best foods that you can eat to help you achieve your goals in 2020. >> cheese burgers. >> that's not it. >> pizza. >> no. that and much more ahead on "new day." but first, a check of your headlines at the news desk. >> john and alisyn, thank you. good morning. happy new year. i'm ryan no

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. >> this is "new day" with allison camerato and john berman. >> we welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." we are tracking two huge developing stories. first, breaking news from the "new york times". the wait for what john bolton says he knows is over. for the first time, we hear what the former national security adviser says he saw and heard from president trump in the scandal of withholding military aid to ukraine. this new information comes courtesy of john bolton's upcoming book. the new york sometimes got their hands on a manuscript. this changes the equation of what could happen in the senate trial today. republican versus complained that there was no first person witness. now, according to this manuscript, there is. in just a few hours, the president's legal team will present more of its defense of the president, which as thus far has been almost entirely focused on denying what bolton claims happened. >> also developing this morning, the sudden shocking death of basketball legend kobe bryant. the 41-year-old former lakers star was

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is "new day." this morning two big questions, where are the votes and what's the argument? this all has to do with the stunning revelation that john bolton writes that the president personally and directly told him that aid to ukraine was tied to investigating the bidens. we are still waiting to hear at length at least how the president's defense team will address this. they will have another chance in just a few hours. remember, if what bolton says is true, the president is lying. if what bolton says is true it is firsthand evidence of a quid pro quo. if what bolton says is true it directly contradicts what the president's lawyers said at the beginning of the case. but late last night one of the president's attorneys offered the first hint of a possible defense against all this. alan dershowitz argued that even if the defense did everything bolton says, despite the fact it will call out a lie from the president, dershowitz says it does

. >> this is "new day" with allison camerato and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is "new day." this morning, it's not exactly clear where the votes are on key parts of the president's impeachment trial. will the senate vote to hear witnesses, including john bolton? not clear yet. what is clear is that the argument has gone beyond witnesses, beyond donald trump, beyond even impeachment. the argument now largely because of the warr words from the president's own team, it's now about the presidency and the country if general. are there any limits any at all on presidential power? more on that in a second. >>> first today, we will seek questions and answers on the senate floor and continue to action off the floor. there is a new back and forth between john bolton, his lawyers and the white house. a letter sent to bolton's attorney obtained by cnn, in that thetuous claims bolton's forthcoming book contains top secret classified everyday can't be published. >> his legal team offered up this head spinning defense. alan dershowitz cla

this year, here's a line that struck berman and i in his remarks. quote, in our age when social media can spread rumors on a grand scale, the public's need to understand our government and the protections it provide is even more vital. do you think, congressman dent, there was any message he was sending to 1600 pennsylvania avenue? >> i think that's quite likely. and good for john roberts for standing up and defending democracy, defending democratic institutions, defending an independent judiciary, a free media, rule of law. he should be doing those things. because those institutions are under for assault. not just in this country but throughout the world. so i think it's important that john roberts say that. on a personal note, my father and john roberts worked together right here at the plant. i'm sitting next to the plant where they had worked for years in the early '80s. so just wanted to share that. >> wow. yeah. that's a great -- i had no idea. what about you, senator santorum? i mean, the fact that he chooses his words very carefully. and esp

ashley: never a dull moment, blake berman enjoying every second of it.k you very much, appreciate it. to wall street and the markets at session highs of the moment on the dow, by the way, two bright spots in the retail picture, shining as it raised sales and earnings guidance up for strong holiday season, up 43%, up more than $9 at 7.36, retail sales increased for a third straight month in december, all that's good news, right, let's get to the floor show, we have the new york stock exchange, the cme group, let's get to sarge, these numbers prove to me as this economic data comes in that the consumer is still in pretty good mood and continuing to spend which ultimately is very good for the economy and i would argue for the markets as well, right? >> well, it's, yes, the consumer has been aggressive and the consumer has been great, you know, the strength in the retail sales report actually came from building materials and -- and garden supplies, so i guess if you gave your kids bag of cement for christmas. [laughter] >> we are pricing in the china deal, i

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> what a game that was. congratulations lsu. joe burrow, future cincinnati bengals starting quarterback next year. that was some good football last night and the tigers, well, they were both tigers, but the lsu tigers are the champions. >> you're taking the words out of my mouth. thank you for that. >> it was really good and it was really late so i'm really tired this morning. >> wow. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, this is "new day," it's tuesday, january 14th, it's 6:00 here in new york. it's 5:00 in iowa where it is a huge day. the final debate before the iowa caucuses which are now less than three weeks away. how big is it? let me count the ways, in no particular order. first, tonight just six candidates will be on stage, the fewest yet, second, this is a wide open race with four of the candidates bunched at the top of the polls, third, for three of the candidates the sitting senators on stage it might be one of their last chances to even be in iowa, with the sena

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is new day and it is a big day. this is the effective beginning of the trial of president donald j. trump and it is expected to be wildly contentious. the first order of business will be a debate over the rules proposed by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. rules that seem designed to speed the acquittal of president trump, that could come as soon as next week. rules that keep all the evidence collected by the house of representatives completely out of the trial, at least for now. rules that are decidedly not the clinton model despite the promise from mitch mcconnell to stick to the process used with bill clinton's impeachment 21 years ago. >> minority leader chuck schumer sounds furious. >> the evidence is less available, the evidence is given in the wee hours of the morning and may never be produced at all. it is a cover up. it is a national disgrace. >> so schumer will offer amendments today demanding witnesses and documents and

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day," it is tuesday, january 21st, 6:00 here in new york. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. i'm ready. i mean, i think that the country seems ready, people are very eager to see what's going to happen today. so the third presidential impeachment trial in u.s. history begins in just hours. president trump's legacy and america's system of checks and balances are at stake. the trial begins with a fierce debate over these proposed rules laid out by majority leader mitch mcconnell last night. these are rules designed to quickly acquit the president and make it more difficult to consider evidence. >> despite what leader mcconnell had promised, this is not the clinton model. this is a radical departure from the impeachment process of bill clinton 21 years ago. not just the pace, which seems designed to get the president acquitted about i next week, but also the framework. not a single shred of evidence collected by the house of representa

. >> jon: -- john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers around the united states and around the world. this is "new day," president trump's impeachment trial enters a new day. senators will get their first chance to ask questions, though they will not be allowed to speak. we'll explain how that works. 16 hours of written questions are likely to spread across today and tomorrow, and chief justice john roberts will direct those questions to the house managers or to the president's defense team who will then have five minutes to respond to the question. there is no limit on the number of questions or topics. >> so in the midst of this, a genuine moment of uncertainty, uncertainty over whether the senate will allow witnesses in this trial, and a brand new poll, 75% of americans say they want them, and late yesterday, cnn learned that mitch mcconnell said he doesn't yet have the votes to block them. not yet. it doesn't mean not ever, but not yet, and why is this important, of course, because john bolton, the former national security adviser says that in a conversation the president told hi

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day," it is tuesday, january 28th, 6:00 here in new york. capitol hill sources say the pressure is building on senate republicans to allow witnesses in president trump's impeachment trial. cnn has learned that former national security adviser john bolton's claim that president trump personally tied that military aid to ukraine to his own political favors totally blind-sided gop lawmakers. and this morning there are new allegations from bolton's manuscript of his upcoming book. "the new york times" reports bolton also writes that he expressed concern to attorney general william barr over president trump granting personal favors to the leaders of turkey and china. which begs the question, what other bombshells could come out as president trump's defense team gears up for another day of arguments. >> so for most of the day the president's defense team completely avoided the bolton news, focusing on all kinds of things, the biden

one of the biggest changes though has been in the role of berman in the community almost 80 percent of newly installed electric meters are in the name of the women of the house which is often the 1st legal document some of the women have ever received. but i used to depend on my husband for money to run the household but now i have become financially independent and live off my own onions i can decide myself then and how much to spend i no longer have to worry or depend on anyone but. the women of us are impressive drivers of change in their own life as well as in their community. sustainable consumption sounds difficult but it is that we also have the opportunity to consume sustainably in farming yourself about better alternatives and then looking for them in your supermarket i would be a good start here are a few good ideas to help you with that. world wide c o 2 emissions reach new heights in 2019. over 40000000000 tons of carbon dioxide were released into the air. transportation accounts for around one quarter of the emissions. biking instead of driving by train instead of by plane

other more principled artists fled to germany or refused to serve their nazi masters." , from theon bermanhicago branch of the american jewish congress, spoke out against the appointment. to the conductor's contention he had helped save jews, berman said that he had repeatedly heard war criminals on trial make this very claim. he said saving a small number of jews did not excuse him from "official active participation in a regime that murdered 6 million jews and other non-jews." nazisnductor said the used him as a symbol of responsibility and culture. other more anonymous people weighed in. from a manletter from the bronx. he said, i am an american citizen, a veteran who had served in the army for three years. i want to protest against allowing this nazi follower of hitler's to conduct in the united states. he was an ex soldier and claimed that the help of figures like this had helped taylor to kill millions, including, he said -- had helped hitler's to kill millions, including, he said , hundreds of thousands of soldiers. others were scathing about the appointment. decision tod his stop c

if you're just joining us you're watching news coming to you live from berman here's a recap of our top story as the 1st 2 of us president trump's impeachment trial extended into the early hours of the morning the republican majority approved rules that prevent democrats prosecutors from now according to new witnesses that's wrong faces charges of abuse of power and could be removed from office. coming up next on news. as a new and potentially deadly virus outbreak spreads how does china plan to fight it amid the huge. travel rush. and the trash from europe that's forced to go into music to take up the matter we're joni's media on america. that and more coming up on news is just annoying to national news at the top of the hour. on monday that she must buy from now. the right sounds. decide on what's best for who spend our money. the finer points of does. cause or how sound determined on. made in germany in 60 minutes phone d.w. . film the something dies or inspires came true jurors are dealing with and even at that i killed many civilians i mean the irish coming committing my father say

berman seek recognition? >> to strike the last word. chairman hyde: no, i'm sorry. >> no, i'm sorry, this is a factual dispute, but i'm willing to go under oath. chairman hyde: go ahead, take your five minutes. >> but i haven't spoken. chairman hyde: we've mooted that question. we've mooted that. go ahead. >> the chairman said it like he was giving me a second five minutes. i just wanted to make sure we understand. my only point here is, i think if the chairman had said people understand, by the result of the action we are doing today, the president will not be removed from office. but i and all the others who are voting for these articles of impeachment want the president removed from office are voting for a resolution which says that these articles warrant impeachment and trial and removal from office and a bar to office in the future. that would have been a more accurate statement. i just think that we should get away from the notion that this is some kind of prosecutorial probable cause. we're just kicking it over to the senate for

the action, closer to the trauma and the concerns and anxiety of the society. 0k, professor david berman for taking the time to talk to us on bbc news. at least 60 people are now known to have died in indonesia, following heavy rains that started on new year s eve. the extreme weather caused landslides and flash flooding around the capital, jakarta and neighbouring regions. rich preston has this report: the new year rains were some of the worst in nearly a decade. tens of thousands in jakarta were forced from their homes and still are not able to return. roads and bridges were wiped out. locals were forced to use boats and makeshift rafts to get between houses and villages. officials say more than 10,000 health workers have been deployed. medicines and disinfecting kits have been distributed amid concerns over a surge in waterborne and mosquito borne diseases. many have already sought treatment in makeshift clinics. landslides have made some villages inaccessible. emergency supplies had to be dropped in by air. jakarta regularly floods during the rainy season. but this week's flooding is

with respect to the conductor's contention he had helped save jews, berman said that he had repeatedly war criminals on trial make this very claim. he said saving a small number of jews did not excuse him from "official active participation in a regime that murdered 6 million jews and other non-jews." the conductor said the nazis used him as a symbol of responsibility and culture. but there were other more anonymous people who weighed in. a poignant letter from a man from the bronx to the chicago symphony. he said, "i am an american citizen, a veteran who had served in the army for three years. i want to protest against allowing this nazi follower of hitler to conduct in the united states." he was an ex soldier and claimed that the help of figures like this had allowed hitler to kill millions, including hundreds of thousands of american soldiers. musical luminaries weighed in also. arthur rubinstein and vladimir horowitz were particularly scathing about this appointment. horowitz said his decision to stop performing in chicago, which he said he was going to do , was made out of respect

trafficking inquiry want to interview britain's prince andrew but new york attorney general geoffrey berman says that the prince has provided 0 cooperation he said prosecutors and the f.b.i. investigating the epstein case had contacted the duke of york's lawyers and asked to interview him but there had been no response. january 27 marks 75 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp in poland survivors returned to the former nazi site for a special ceremony where some shared emotional testimony there were also calls for greater efforts to fight out the semitism more than a 1000000 people mainly jews were killed at auschwitz alone between 940 and 945 john a whole has more. facing the entrance to auschwitz birkenau seated alongside the railway line that delivered multitudes mostly jews in cattle trucks to their deaths survivors shared their stories. from what. i remember. women driven in trucks from the barracks. a gas chamber i can hear them screaming i can hear it in my subconscious when i remember those events. well bleeders royalty and religious leaders listened this wa

that he has not been approached to speak about the case at all but new york state attorney jeffrey berman says otherwise the southern district of new york and the f.b.i. have contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested to interview present prince andrew and today prince prince andrew has provided 0 cooperation buckingham palace has refused to comment regarding these allegations against prince andrew meantime gloria already who is representing one of geoffrey epstein's accusers says that she has also personally reached out to prince andrew in a letter asking him to provide information into the epstein sex trafficking investigation but he has not responded to her either last month. on or about well december 10th i sent a letter 1st to the lawyers for prince andrew urging prince andrew to. to agree to be interviewed by the f.b.i. . about what he would know about. jeffrey epstein and or anyone. in mr epstein circle she needs. to provide relevant information. most people if they know that a crime has been committed. or most likely was committed and they have relevant information. as i've

jeb the jeb bush led republicans and donald trump no this time it's the joe biden led democrats and berman independent senator bernie sanders sanders now leading recent iowa new hampshire polls by substantial margins matt bennett cofounder of 3rd way told politico the republican money people were laughing at trump when he came down the escalator and they kept laughing at him for way too long until holy crap he's winning primaries what i fear is one will emerge too late is what happened with trump so is this the year bernie sanders and his army of. followers finally prize the presidential nomination from the corporate democratic party bosses or will this be 2016 all over again where party leaders steal the nomination away from the perm on medicare for all wielding senator mr crosby joins me to break this down amid a fascinating what's going on within the party absolutely i think that you know from a from a party standpoint we started off with a race that was the largest of the democratic field or any field has ever seen in american history you know bernie sanders has come back from a devast

and i actually worked with a prominent democrat in congress named howard berman.ed a resolution to support the iranian's effort to have democracy in their country. but today partisanship is the order of the day for democrats. it used to be partisanship ended at the water's edge. to have democrats being critical -- bernie sanders referred to the president's decision to take out the leading terrorist for the last 20 years in the world as an assassination of a government official. you know, quassem soleimani was not a government official. he was a terrorist. and recognized as much around the world. it was a justifiable target and the president took action and the world and americans are safer as a result. but to have democrats criticize that. that's their right. it's a free country. but i think it's deeply offensive to millions of americans. if i may say so, particularly to the families of 603 service members who lost their lives between 2005 and 2011. in the iraq war. and we can trace those attacks directly to quassem soleimani and his iranian revolutionary guards s

transnational and global scope so i talk about the chinese they were working with and the british because berman at that time was a british colony so now we are seeing though more and also much more interest of americans who participated so they never touched on one of my favorite characters a woman who was a nurse from pennsylvania who joined the unit and was very interested and had a remarkable story how she fell in love with one of the pilots and they traded letters back and forth when they were separated and those were in the basement of an archive at yale university rye was studying for my law degree that was my first archival breakthrough nobody had ever looked at them for the purpose of telling the story of the flying tigers. over the course of a couple years some are still in their private collection with a trove of combat reports that old minute by minute accounts , or a collection of letters stashed away. there is a rich amount of history and hopefully that is centralized into museums so they will continue to tell the stories in the museum that mister dobbs works that is one of the mos

takeshi: millennials living in cities, they like premium whiskey, and mostly a good berman.ourbon. we have a lineup of good bourbon brands, so we want to enhance emotion and reach out to those millennial generation. haslinda: so that is a new market for you? takeshi: it has been quite a while. it is a new market, and they american whiskey and bourbon. haslinda: there have been geopolitical develop its before. do you see that happening given that geopolitical concerns in the world are rising, between the u.s. and china, in the korean peninsula, in the middle east? what is your take on it? what kind of risk are you seeing? takeshi: on the plus side, the tension goes away a little bit between china and the u.s.. that helps a lot of business in china. that is good. but there's still an issue between europe and u.s. tariff one is bourbon. it is very difficult to take price because of the economy overall in europe is not so good. we don't believe that taking price is easily accepted by consumers in europe, although we are doing gradually. issue isgeopolitical more or less less imp

of missouri, one of the issues you will hear is this new development from the new york times, 90 berman the president telling bolton to help his ukraine pressure campaign. we know there will be a vote and a debate on witnesses a new evidence. what we don't know is how long the session will last today and whether they will today, this weekend or perhaps next week on those two articles of impeachment and whether there will be a vote to convict or acquit the president . you're hearing about the question, a lot of uncertainty in terms of that part of the schedule. live coverage on capitol hill. >>. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> live outside the senate chamber we're waiting for the chief justice john roberts. proceedings will begin with reverend very black and the afternoon prayer, to start the session. i'm going to read what the new york times is reporting because it will be coming up during the course of the debate, 90 berman based on new revelations from john bolton's book two months before he asked ukraine's president to investigate his

and i actually worked with a prominent democrat in congress howard berman we authorized a resolutionsupport the iranian people efforts to demand democracy in their country. it passed almost unanimously in the house and senate. but today partisanship is the order of the day. for in in democrats, i mean, itd to be that partisan ended up at waters edge but here to have democrats being critical of, you had bernie sanders referred to the the president's decision to take out the leading terrorist for last 20 years in the world. and with assassination of a government official. well, you know, soleimani was not a government official. he was a terrorist. and recognize as such around the world and it was a -- it was a justifiable target that president took action and america and a world are safer as a result. but to have democrats criticizing that -- which despite is their every right in this country. it is a free country. i think is -- i think it's deeply offensive to millions of americans and if i may say so -- particularly to the families of 603 american service members who lost their lives

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newberger berman, fidelity international.o seen, i wouldn't call it activism yet, but pretty vocal behavior. wellington, t. rowe price willing to write public letters asking companies to do things. you cannot ignore them. the issue today is that the in theassive managers traditional active managers are in a very challenging, competitive and for -- competitive situation. it is more about is the thesis right or not. ishink the new proxy battle getting companies to enter into settlements without settlement agreements. sonali: you've talked a lot for years now about private equity getting more into activism. with others getting more into public markets, what role are they supposed to play here? jim: we've been waiting for private equity to finally enter the activism stage. i think with dave and buster's this morning, you saw some interesting moves by kkr, i think now of all the private equity funds that have public , blackstone,es whatee, kkr, arguably, they are seeing is value opportunities in the public market which may not be