and it's not the senate's job to call witnesses. >> that was lisa in cary north carolina.bsenator lisa murkowski just told us that adam schiff overreached tonight. she said he is a good order, cross the line at the end of the night. she said she hasn't decided whether to support witnesses and will wait until president trumps lawyers make their case. we will hear from charlotte, a democrat in kids texas. do you agree that adam schiff overreached tonight, charlotte? >> of course i don't. that's ridiculous. that's just another example of murkowski beginning with this statement that she wants to hear witnesses or she's considering it but not backing it up with her vote. her and cohen's and the others i'm hoping they come through. i'm disgusted by republicans talking about being bored and and not doing their duty. 70% of americans want witnesses. it's my understanding, 70% of republicans want witnesses. so who are these representatives representing? >> let's go back to the house, why do you think the house did not follow through and get witnesses? >> that's pretty simple, isn't

. >> tom admitted to the jury he did once flirt with cari zuck, but he said that happened three yearsrder, during a brief time when he and dar were arguing more than they were communicating. >> that put quite a bit of distance between us. and it also led to intimacy problems between her and i. >> tom said he eventually told dar about his feelings for cari and also said he went to counselling to work on their communication problems. >> after those sessions, did things get better? >> absolutely. >> but then why was it so easy for tom to become intimate with mary ann crandell, so soon after dar's death. >> three weeks after dar died. >> yes. >> and you're in the house where dar died. >> yeah. >> what am i to think of that? >> think that i don't care about what had just happened to my wife. that's not true. if i go back and change it, i would, but i can't. >> this was an event that involved grief and a reaching out and it happened. >> do you love your wife? >> i love her very much. >> did you love her on february 7th, 2009. >> very much so. >> did you have anything to do with her death? >

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meanwhile, police are trying to find out if there was a third suspect who helped cary out this robbery. that's the latest here in oakland. melissa colorado. >>> something a lot more positive. it is friday. here's a live look and downtown san jose looks beautiful. it's the first weekend of 2020, and the final weekend for christmas in the park. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. i noticed green on that radar. what's coming up, jeff? >> you can see on satellite radar picture right now, we do not have rainfall from santa rosa to san jose. but let's get you a wider view and i can show you the cold front beginning to approach. this is already breaking up as it moves closer, so we are not expecting, again, not expecting a big storm system as we hit this weekend. here's the deal. early previews show 11:30 tonight, showers to the north, then 3:00 in the morning those showers will again to move over marin, napa, sonoma counties. we'll take you through the enti entire timeline. i'll have that in about 15 minutes. >> a lot of people heading to tahoe as well. be sure to download

these cari and their flowers attract a lot of insects researcher stephanie christman is delighted to see them after all they're essential for pollination if you remember rocco though many simply view insects as pests now a scheme designed to educate farmers about the need to protect them has been introduced simply planting strips of wild flowers as is often done in germany isn't the best solution here. liz life now as nice as a project then maybe for rich countries but it's not going to know i'm middle income countries so we decided to. country is a well developed agricultural sector like mark will. develop a model of then double and scalable. and then. the other countries. unlike other common insect protection plans the focus here is on enabling farmers to generate an income from everything they grow. farming with alternative pollinators or if up for short is the name of the plan it works like this 3 quarters of the land is used to grow the main crops like eggplant for example cultivated around it are plants that attract more insects because of their colors shapes and when they're i

in 2016 by clinton but cari sellers a surrogate for hillary clinton in 2016 craig smith senior advisor to clinton's campaign and let's not forget john podesta the controversial chairman of the clinton campaign itself who's a legit emails back in 2016 shed light on the enter workings of the clinton clan it's clear the clinton agenda lives on she doesn't even need to run for president again although would you be really surprised if she did what's happening right now as you're seeing the old school d.n.c. that nancy pelosi has been trying to control fighting against this newly elected to move there's a lot of progressives and young people who won this seat who have no interest in joe biden but if you say who are the d.n.c. who who are democrats. i'm telling you right now democrats are really 2 hours we public and lights i know what i'm saying is absolutely heretical i know what i'm saying nobody believes this because you think most people think that there is this that america is against trump and pro impeachment most americans have no idea what's going on they worry about schools and crim

let's speak now with geoff cary, associate professor in bushfire science at the australian national universityank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news, professor. first of all, what is your reaction to this yearthe bushfire season? it is devastating and the worst that we have seen in history. yes, no doubt. good afternoon. no doubt this is a very major bushfire season in australia, one of the worst we have experienced since early september, 6 million hectares or 60,000 square kilometres have burnt in bushfires in eastern and southern australia. this is equivalent to a quarter of the landmass of the united kingdom. tragically, 25 lives have been lost and over 1500 houses, and that number will increase in this bushfire season. fire agency chiefs and other experts were very clear coming into this bushfire season that it was potentially going to be a very dangerous season, and that has turned out to be the case. you area has turned out to be the case. you are a bushfire science expert, correct me if i am wrong, you focus on land management and strategy to prepare forfire season. on land mana

the corporation is also carying out a major reorganisation of its tv and radio programmes. —— news operationstern antarctica, which scientists fear could collapse. the melting of the thwaites glacier would cause a dramatic rise in sea levels, threatening to swamp many of the world's major cities. our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, travelled with the team of scientists on the biggest and most complex field survey in antarctic history. today, he looks at the challenges they faced. antarctica is the stormiest continent on earth, and west antarctica is the most remote and stormy part of it all, which makes it an exceptionally tough place to do scientific research. so, we've been filming out here for, like, i don't know, an hour and a half, and this is the result, and it gives you an idea of why it's so hard to operate here. all the planes are grounded. they're saying we won't fly anywhere for three days. it has taken years of preparation to get the scientists out here. ships brought hundreds of tonnes of fuel and cargo to a remote ice shelf. then specialist snow vehicles dragge

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few more showers on this coast i was pushing east was an ash want to 2 showers on their way towards cari but woman 24. 0 to 0 explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how valuable research influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil war it's not. going to just be the most overworked. group of oppressed people have a look at me and continue to keep the negroes to be different that's what they mean by brown welcome x. and martin luther king face to face. the on the the in. a combat just a quick look at headlines now talks on a permanent ceasefire in libya and on monday without a breakthrough all of us to have until cheese day morning to consider whether to sign a formal deal a fragile truce brokered by russia and turkey came into force on sunday tried to present a man you might call in is hosting the leaders of 5 west african nations to discuss france's military presence in the social region 4 and a half 1000 french troops are deployed there and the french sentiment is rising as the security situation worsens. in a volcanic eruption the ph

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its southern suburbs are concerns hot weather and strong winds over the weekend will spread a fire cari burning out of control south of the city it's the worst threat facing the area in some 2 decades residents of southern cambra suburbs and surrounding villages being advised to prepare for possible evacuation the combination of extreme heat weened and a dry land skype will play suburbs in camber say off at risk in the coming dice. the auroral 4 has now grown to i turn a half 1000 hc tears that's 195 square kilometers or nearly i'd percent of the total land mass of the striding capital territory. just one other story to bring you the nike shoes used to run the 1st sub 2 hour marathon last year been banned by the wild athletics governing body and a what the latest nike vapor fly in his historic run in vienna last october as did fellow kenyan bridget hosking to break the women's marathon record new rules ban the triple carbon plates in their souls from being used in elite competitions from the end of april the athletics body also says competitors shoes must have been available to the gene

or business trip the travelers would still need to seek saudi arabia's permission to actually enter cari the government in riyadh doesn't allow israeli passport holders to visit the kingdom unless for a muslim pilgrimage announcement comes just days before u.s. president donald trump says he will release his middle east peace plan. meanwhile the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is heading to the white house and says he hopes to make history when trump unveils that plan. we are in the midst of very dramatic diplomatic events but the comics he's still ahead of us i'm going to washington to meet my friend the president of the united states donald trump who will present his deal of the century an opportunity such as this comes once in history and cannot be missed. we watching al-jazeera live from london much more still ahead as any quality grows in bangladesh we look at how people are surviving and one of the poorest areas of the capital and as monday marks 75 years since the liberation of the largest nazi concentration camps we'll hear a survivor tell his story. had plenty of rain

wednesday if you wish as long as i was pushing east was an ash want to 2 showers on their way towards caribut woman 24. frank assessments the one good thing about these bushfires is it's really what's going to alter the climate change informed opinion economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate see columbus to school to even know what the story's all about this argument is astonishing to patronize a in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning for a new iraq of the new countries and we will use about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kotor inside story on al-jazeera. rule. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories forces reportedly being a building up in soften in the south of libya's capital after talks in russia aimed at formalizing a cease fire ended without agreement from mr fries also russian warlords money for how to have now left moscow where the negotiations were being held the u.s. has removed china from its list of kerosine manipulators just days before they're expected to

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scene that was a very complicated scene, and we were rehearsing for it with our terrific director cary over hours just batting about ideas back and forth, and we finally cracked this really challenging scene. and, you know, he grabbed me, picked me up. and i can't tell who initiated the next moment, if it was him or i, but... ( laughter ) a kiss transpired between the two of us. ( laughter ) and i'm gonna say that daniel initiated it. ( laughter ) and i was very taken aback. >> stephen: was it welcome? >> yes, very much so. >> stepheni just wanted to make sure. just wanted to make sure, yeah. >> and i took a moment, caught my breath. and looked down and said, "so, does this make me a bond girl?" ( laughter ) >> stephen: it's a valid question. daniel craig. ( applause ) first of all, it sounds like a lovely moment. >> it was a lovely moment. >> stephen: but it's a valid question. >> i kiss all my leading men. ( laughter ) i think it just breaks the ice. >> stephen: good, good. now, when you're done wi are you done with bond? >> yes. >> stephen: you're done with bond? >> it's done. >> st

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no mistake, madam speaker, this resolution is soleimani.illing of he was a terrorist, no different cary, osamadadi, za bin laden, khalid sheikh mohammed. different than isis or al qaeda. and he was responsible for the deaths of our men and women, and most in here haven't seen or smelled or touched that kind of death, but let me tell you about it. alive inside of their humvees. their lungs were scorched by the explosions.e the vehicle fragmented were blown into their skulls. some of them were paralyzed. some of them had their arms blown off. off.had their legs blown some will never see again. some will never be recognized them by those who knew previously. each and every one of them, they were the credible explanation this terrorist target from our world. and no doubt, it is dangerous to target. a terrorist but a coward is somebody who acks the courage to endure danger. and this is the fundamental difference in voting yes or no here. vote no, you understand that we would be justified to soleimanis for just one of our heroes that have been killed by him. nd the danger would be worth it. f

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he should be looked at no differently than all baghdadi or is a cary or bin laden or any other terroristwas to kill and maim our u.s. service members. we are better for not having him in this place. steve: congressman, once upon a time, the expression was politics ends at the water's edge when it comes to america's security and things like that. everything in the town that you are working in is so unbelievably political, you know, nancy pelosi continues to dangle those articles of impeachment in front of the president and in front of the senate. sounds like she is going to send them over very shortly. she did pass the war powers resolution yesterday because she wants -- she wants to make sure that this president doesn't do anything with iran again. but, back in 2011, when president obama attacked libya. she had no problem with that she had no problem with the drone strikes or anything else. little hypocritical some would say. >> but you see that is no longer true it. ends at the water's edge. whatever the president does, is he going to be wrong in doing. if he exercises diplomacy to spea

>>okay now we're all scared i think this forecast is too cary not always do the rain and this will bes. thank you. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's with all of this but for e rest of your saturday looks like the skie will open up partially and then tonight somewhat mostly clear little cooler looks like for tonit notice that 34 for your sunday to start things off. however, mostly sunny on balance for your sunday. good start for the work week, however, rain possible tuesday maybe thursday on into xt weekend kind of coming and going rain. ah okay come on what we dealt with today, it has meetings and so foh that >>very flight and well that's it r us thanks for joining us, we'll e again tomorrow morning don't forget kron 4 news tonightat 8.10 o'clock and ways on kron and kron 4 dot com have result of the day take that umbrella and sunglasses see you tomorrow.

no mistake, madam speaker, this resolution is soleimani.illing of he was a terrorist, no different caryosamadadi, za bin laden, khalid sheikh mohammed. different than isis or al qaeda. and he was responsible for the deaths of our men and women, and most in here haven't seen or smelled or touched that kind of death, but let me tell you about it. alive inside of their humvees. their lungs were scorched by the explosions.e the vehicle fragmented were blown into their skulls. some of them were paralyzed. some of them had their arms blown off. off.had their legs blown some will never see again. some will never be recognized them by those who knew previously. each and every one of them, they were the credible explanation this terrorist target from our world. and no doubt, it is dangerous to target. a terrorist but a coward is somebody who acks the courage to endure danger. and this is the fundamental difference in voting yes or no here. vote no, you understand that we would be justified to soleimanis for just one of our heroes that have been killed by him. nd the danger would be worth it. for