it but he's also to this will not mr dawson to talk you know what we know from some kind of sources in lebanon guarding the public prosecutor going to into the gate mr dawson next week and according to our sources this won't happen on a b fold 'd the press the release of this confidence by a source on off on a on this now we don't have specific time with this press conference might have according to our sources the public or state prosecutor might sgt. not to have such confidence so on to this moment and what we know that the probe went to progress as soon as the. digital told authorities received the. notice from the interpol now prosecutors are also looking into allegations that go in funneled funds from the sun to a dealership in the middle east could that have been $211.00 on. we have too many. rumors to flog off news in lebanon some local newspapers t.v. channels look at the beach on those i mean they all mention some of these some of these saudis but yet nothing from state department all from the judge in lebanon as i said the parliamentary probe went into progress 2 days ago but

we know from some kind of sources in lebanon guarding the public prosecutor going into the gate mr dawson next week and according to our sources this won't happen on a b fold the press the release or press conference by mr goss on on the 8th on this now we don't have specific. confidence might have according to our sources the public state prosecutor might ask. not to have such confidence so on to this moment all what we know that the probe went to progress as soon as the. digital told authorities that the. notice from the at that point now prosecutors are also looking into allegations that go in funneled funds from the sun to a dealership in the middle east could that have been $211.00 on we have too many. rumors to flog off news in lebanon some local newspapers t.v. channels look at the beach on those i mean they all mentioned some of these some of the saudis but yet nothing from state department or from any else the judges in lebanon as i said the minute he told went into progress 2 days ago but still there's nothing yet. but what are the people of lebanon making of the going case larg

he goes underneath to his tight end, and the first down by dawson knox. the rookie out of ole miss. good looking young athlete. and the fleet feet will move the chains 14 yards on third and 12. >> booger: first of all, great pass protection and when it did break down allen got out of the pocket. again, these two quarterbacks have done a nice job today of extending plays, keeping their eyes down the field and making throws and allen just did it again. >> joe: jump to the inside against vernon hargreaves gets the first down for dawson knox. trying to set up stephen hauschka for yet another field goal attempt and a game win they are winner this time. allen to the near side, but closing on it well that time was roby. he came straight in against john brown. >> booger: roby played a really good game today. he's dropped two interceptions but overall his coverage has been tight. could have been an even bigger game had he caught those picks. signed a one-year deal, $10 million, an improvement deal. he's come to houston and proved it. >> joe: this is a proving moment here for the defense agai

for the latest, we are joined by bloomberg's chester dawson. they going after carol because she has a u.s. passport, and is therefore a little more exposed here? does this predate his escape? chester: as far as the japanese , they have clearly , and she ise on her clearly a pressure point. clearly they see that is an open case, and maybe something that is a bit easier pursued because of her u.s. citizenship. there is an expedition treaty between the u.s. and japan, obviously. are japanese authorities suggest that she broke the law? if so, what law? chester: it is still very unclear. there are allegedly summer marks she made prosecutors under questioning in april of last , and therefore they are going to pursue some type of charges against her, perhaps perjury or something else. all we know is they have issued an arrest -- issued a warrant for her arrest, and are pursuing options for a case against her husband. guy: the story gets more and more amazing every time i read the latest iteration of it. thank you very much indeed. chester dawson joini

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united states were forced by the iraqi government to leave the country because they are declared dawson as not being welcome there then we would also have to leave because we are interdependent in our military presence there and we need to have the u.s. there as our allies and partners know about what can head of the final fast committee of bonus tax thank you very much. every. everything. so you sort of crawl. the water off by the hard process that some of it i have always you can rebuild all resign care about all that all of it it's just stuff. you know what did they do you to deceive what we've done to them what did they do they were here 1st this is their land this is not a and. and we have absolutely destroyed it and it is heartbreaking. australia is burning that is a statement about one of the country's worst fire seasons on record but it utterly fails to convey the unprecedented dimensions of death and destruction i want to show you an image from nasa which will give you maybe an idea of just how massive the wildfire disaster has become this is the red dots show fires today if we

will be another vietnam created in the middle east dosage of are there joining us live from tehran dawson thank you very much will gabe elizondo joins us now live from washington see d.c. hi there gave so they're quite incredible those statements on the from the u.s. president saying that he would be willing to target iran's cultural sites if provoked. yeah really remarkable there and it's. came started on saturday when trump tweeted that he has over over 50 different sites that have been identified in iran to strike should it be necessary and he said some of those are important cultural sites not really raised the eyebrows of a lot of people here meaning would the president really strike cultural sites militarily in iran so on sunday when he was flying back to washington after a 2 week vacation at his mar-a lago resort he spoke to some reporters on air force one it was not on camera but the reporters asked him is that what really what you meant in that tweet on saturday and he said he yes and then the reporters asked him well why would you want to strike iranian cultural sites and the pr

a stampede kills dawsons and forces a delay in the burial of the iranian general custom cinemark. was. its parliament as it made us forces as terrorists and approves a massive budget boost to the croods force. hello i'm adrian forgive this isn't a 0 live from doha also coming out but as well as opposition leader one glide oh and as part of an offer a standoff with security who tried to block him. women's activists slammed the cypriot justice system after a british teenager is given a suspended sentence for making false accusations of rape. it's been another day of dramatic developments in iran where the burial of the top the radiant command sasson aided in the in a u.s. airstrike on friday has been delayed after at least 50 people were killed in a stampede joining his funeral procession huge crowds that packed qassam saw him on his hometown of come on and the congestion in the streets led to a crush of people in the capital meanwhile tehran the part about passed a bill designating the u.s. army and the pentagon as terrorist organizations it's also boosted the budget for the elite

course we'll come back to you for any further developments from the united states let's cross now to dawson jabari who joins us on the phone from tehran we're just listening to. their door sir who is now confirming of course of the pentagon has said that this strike was carried out under the orders of president trump but also accusing customs of the money of planning attacks on american diplomats and american service personnel before we get to the details of that for those who are just joining us now take us back and tell us who kasim saw the money was his role in the iranian military and he significance within the iranian regime. certainly the sense of an army is the head of the old force which is the branch within the revolutionary guard that external. missions outside of the wrong for their child are tasked with. for a new mission so they deal with their own foreign policy when it comes to military action out of the country now he was appointed by the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei as the head of the court force at some point in the early ninety's we're not exactly sure when his a

joining us as chester dawson. we were waiting to hear from him. he did not disappoint. us 2.5 hours of the best he could give. did we learn anything new? this is going --gohsn in his element. multimedia throwing questions out. we did not learn a whole lot more. he did name some names. hearing it from him was interesting. he named his successor. the former ceo and a few others. no government officials. joe: i am curious. everyone including him is going to tell a history itself lettering. as a car industry observer, what did you make of his claims that essentially he had proposed his successor, the board approved it, in the went downhill after he left. does that fit with the accepted narrative people have? that there was something major that happened after he handed off control? there is some revisionism there. things started to head down for nissan even when he was serving as chairman. that things were starting to fall apart a bit more under the guy he picked to succeed him. since he was thrown into the clink and had these allegations lodged against him, nissan has fared

matthew dawson firefighter 30 years old still in critical condition. they called it extremely tragic day for the city. extreme storms impacting parts of country throughout the day. arthel: tragic indeed. jacqui heinrich, thank you. eric: more than a dozen saudi servicemembers undergoing training at u.s. facility are reportedly facing expulsion from our country. that after an investigation into last month's deadly shooting at the naval air station in pensacola in florida. that carried out by a saudi can cadet. they are not accused of aiding the shooter in that stint but there are other disturbing allegations. christina coleman in our los angeles bureau with that. reporter: eric some saudi servicemembers set to be expelled are said to have ties to extremist groups and others possess child pornography. they are not believed to aid the saudi service member accused in the december 6 shooting. this according to an fbi investigation that record he hadly found extremist rhetoric and online communications among some of the students. according to "the washington

university school of medicine and he joins us from new orleans thank you so much for your time mr gary dawson just out from the center for disease control showed that this flu season 6400000 people have caught the flu just that that the standard flu we know that the flu can be very deadly so just explain to our viewers why all the attention on the corona virus well this is a new virus that's just emerged and we don't know when it's actually it's spread so well get everybody in the public sector so as. we gather the information so you know where this is going to go but you're absolutely right this point in time there are going to be many more people in the streets right. the majority of the cases and all of the deaths i believe so far we have seen and china should we expect many more cases around the world. right now this is primarily a problem in central china yeah you're right there and then some cases that have shown up in other places in the world. around. us public health authorities are focusing their attention on central china and that's why the chinese government has essentially quaran

officer were responding to a rollover accident when they lost their lives. 35-year-old firefighter matt dawson was injured and remains in critical condition. is a tragic reminder that first owic -- our heroic responders wake up every day and risk their lives to keep us safe. the sacred derstood call to service. they gave the ultimate sacrifice greatest trated the man.for their fellow the holy scripture says this, no this when a than life.ys down his we thank them. families in rt the hill county. ay he grant matt a speedy recovery. may he keep watch over us. back.d the speaker pro tempore: the chair will remind members that the rules will not allow eferences to persons in the gallery. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. costa: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. r. costa: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor dr. martin luther king jr. and his life of service to our nation. 20, we will january bserve martin luther king's birthday. we know that dr

on that story now we go to teheran and joined dorset jabari dawson just take us through the reaction in iran to this decision by the other members of this iran nuclear deal. but we've heard from these spokes person of the foreign ministry up us who said be who issued a statement saying that in iran's response will be firm and strong in relation to or any action any destructive action that could be taken by the remaining signatories of they nuclear deal on this statement also went on to say that they it rain is see this as a passive measure day don't really see this as anything new where in fact it is a a serious development in terms of the feed where the future of this deal goes the european signatories are saying they're not happy about the steps iran has taken so far to reduces commitments since the united sates leftist steel in 2018 iran as a january 5th stated that it would no longer comply with all the limitations on its enrichment activities and enrichment related activities under the j.c. fuel way so really what was left at what is left of this deal is the i.e. a inspection of

where the attack happened let's go to iran where some silly money of course was from we can speak to dawson jabari who joins us from the capital tehran and also tell us more about the reaction. well we are getting more information now about what iran is prepared to do next there's been warnings after warnings and threats now coming from 1st and foremost the highest authority in iran the commander in chief of iran's armed forces the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei issued the 1st statement of the day following the news of the death of us and sell the money and now he has since appointed his replacement the deputy commander brigadier general a smile is now the head of the police force he will follow in the footsteps of us himself in money nothing will change in terms of the courts force policies methods and ideologies according to the supreme leader we are waiting to find out what is going to be the reaction coming from the highest authorities the supreme national security council is going to be chaired at an emergency session by the supreme leader himself in the capitol where they will

i was at camp dawson not long ago for a graduation. there were six kids there. five guys and one girl. the one female was, you know, relatively young girl. one of the guys was an older guy. you know what they had just gotten trained on and just gone through a course on? they had gotten trained to run a grader. now, one of the guys had been offered a job like two days before that. another guy had just received his second offer for a job. and those guys and ladies, you know, you could read it all over their face. there's nothing better, there's nothing better than touching a life and helping somebody turn it around. it's good stuff. really, really good stuff. one of those is here with us. william phillips. and his transition agent -- those transition agents are so vital, it's off the chart. wherever they are, you've got a guy on his way and you've touched a life like you can't imagine. before i think he got out of the room he got his second job offer. and we congratulate you in every way. [ applause ] >> and shannon, i hope i said shannon karns, but i can't see ve

a stampede kills dawsons and forces a delay in the burial of the terrain in general customs on a market. that's part of a dozen mates u.s. forces as terrorists approves a massive budget boost to the croods force. hello i'm adrian for the get this is ounces here on live from doha also coming out that as well as opposition leader one glide though and as part of a tougher standoff with security who tried to block him.

chester dawson reporting from tokyo. for a quick check of the latest business flash headlines.nival recovering from any -- heavy losses after one of its passengers was suffering of the coronavirus. a 50-year-old woman was held in isolation on board a ship at a port in italy. all the passengers had been told they could not disembark. an italian officials said the woman only had the flu. the crews could now proceed as planned. aviation regulators in the u.s. say a slight easing shows similar flight level issues that are linked to two boeing crashes in the last 18 months. pilots on a republic airways flight leaving atlanta in november lost the ability to raise and lower their planes knows. the ntsb the jet was aggressively trying to climb and needed both pilots to have both hands on the controls to counter it. the plane eventually made a safe landing back in atlanta. kathleen: a government report says that southwest airlines failed to prioritize safety and the aviation regulators had not done enough about it. the transportation department says southwest pilots flew more than 70 mi

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my name is paul dawson. my partner couldn't be here today.. the last two years have taken a tremendous toll on us and our families. our plea is to allow us to move forward with additional delays. we had a three and a half year planning and construction process to upgrade and remodel two-unit residential building. since our last hearing, the lender has moved forward on foreclosure of the building. my partner and i personally are responsible for the millions of dollars we took to restore and develop this property, and as a result our 20-year construction company with 18 long-term, dedicated employees is teetering on the brink of bankruptcy. we began working with d.b.r. and the fire department to further explore the viability of adding a third unit to this property. we learned that the building classification would need to change from r3 to r2 to accommodate the additional unit, which would trigger a whole host of major changes to the building. we would essentially be required to demolish and remodel the existing structure. when we purchased the

i'm the president of the dawson club, a swimming and boating club that some of you may be aware of. we've been around for a very, very long time, doing the same sort of thing, swimming and rowing. we're on leased property. we have a lease with the city. the lease was signed in the 1970s and expires in 2020. just for context. it's a really small problem for you guys we think, but we find ourselves in this catch-22 where all we need to do is repair our dock. our dock is an aquatic park. we had sign off from the myriad sources who sign off on things, bcdc and d.b.i. and the city. and then it got to the port and the port asked for evidence that the apron had been approved in the 1960s but it wasn't under your jurisdiction. we've been at this since september. so i just come to you just in hopes that there's a way to break the logjam and know how we can get our dock repaired because that's how we put our boats in the water to protect our swimmers in the water. we hoped to do it last fall at a time when we didn't have very many swims. the swim season is coming up so we get more and more an

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i'm the president of the dawson club, a swimming and boating club that some of you may be aware of. we've been around for a very, very long time, doing the same sort of thing, swimming and rowing. we're on leased property. we have a lease with the city. the lease was signed in the 1970s and expires in 2020. just for context. it's a really small problem for you guys we think, but we find ourselves in this catch-22 where all we need to do is repair our dock. our dock is an aquatic park. we had sign off from the myriad sources who sign off on things, bcdc and d.b.i. and the city. and then it got to the port and the port asked for evidence that the apron had been approved in the 1960s but it wasn't under your jurisdiction. we've been at this since september. so i just come to you just in hopes that there's a way to break the logjam and know how we can get our dock repaired because that's how we put our boats in the water to protect our swimmers in the water. we hoped to do it last fall at a time when we didn't have very many swims. the swim season is coming up so we get more and more an

we saw lenny dawson make long passes to otis taylor, one of the greatest line backing corpse in history. andian stenerud kick three field goals this. weekend super bowl liv the chief nation will come to miami, florida, and i'm here on behalf of the kansas delegation coach andy reid and our quarterback that they have the best game of their life. chief nation joins the folks in miami that everyone stands and join us to root the chiefs nation on. remember we are the land of the free and the home of the -- chiefs. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we have cause for bipartisan celebration. the usmca trade deal was signed into law yesterday. want to congratulate the democratic house negotiating team and thank them for their hard work for the better part of a year to make this a better deal. heading the push to lower dr