i'mjoined by lord hain, peter hain. who was northern ireland's secretary. your thoughts?n three years of com plete news. it has been three years of complete gridlock in northern ireland and i have been critical of the government in the past for not really running it sleeves up, but i have to hand it to gillian smith, the secretary of state. he has only been imposed a few months as long —— as well as the irish foreign minister. they deserve a lot of plays because everything was stuck in the mud, frankly —— praise. they have been very astute in linking it to this terrible situation in the health service and, of course the nurses going on strike for the first time never happened in the history of northern ireland. that is clearly a crisis there and they have said, if you come back into government, we will immediately nurses a pay claim, sweat a bit of leverage on the politicians there. they were feeling the heat from the public. congratulations on the government forgetting that across the line. we had ina forgetting that across the line. we had in a programme that is typical

haines: yes. the department of justice have over the years concluded that the president has the authority and the power to take action under the constitution where there is an important national interest to protect for the united states without congressional authorization but you provide a war powers report, if you remain in hostility for 60 days and then congress has to authorize it. you bring your forces home. rep. zeldin: i appreciate that. it is also important to know that president obama, the obama administration, their legal justification was under the show -- the a umf. ms. haines: no. rep. zeldin: ma'am, i am sure, i have a limited amount of time. i will be happy to talk to you offline or show you any product with my limited time. to the iranian protesters who are out there right now who want prosperity, stability, freedom, a better way of life, there are many here who are watching in the congress, in the united states, wishing them the best, wanting a better future with visions and hopes

haines? >> thank you, chairman. i do think the number of conflicting comments being made by senior administration officials about whether or not there was, in fact, any threat and the degree of the threat that was being faced are really concerning. and i think all of you obviously have access to classified information that i don't have access to and i can't tell you whether or not there's some story there that provides a basis for the action that was taken. but what's in the public realm does not add up to imminence as i have understood it and as i've applied it both as a lawyer and a policy maker within government. and i think it is particularly important when you take an action like this to be as transparent and frankly to have as consistent of a message coming out of the government about why it is that we felt it was absolutely necessary to take this action. and that's true not just from a legal matter but really from a policy perspective which is to say that our allies and partners are watching us and trying to

haines? >> thank you, chairman engel and ranking member mccaul, happy birthday, and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for inviting me and i'm honored -- >> can you move the mic closer. >> absolutely. is that better? >> yes. >> thank you. so, i'm honored to be here today to discuss u.s. policy regarding iran and whether it is likely to serve our longer term objectives in the region. during my time in government, my goal was to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and diminish and counter the growing destabilizing behavior of missiles arsenal to its human rights abuses at home. all while avoiding a war. and these are still the right goals in my view, and in fact, they are not dissimilar to those articulated by the current administration, and i am concerned, however, that the approach being taken right now, including in particular the targeted killing of qassem soleimani in iraq, is not one that well serve these goals. a fundamental pillar of u.s./iran policy was the jcpo

scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debutten changes to the starting 15 that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. and england will be without anthony watson for the third game of the opening weekend. it's on sunday against france in paris. the wing has been ruled out with a calf injury. uncapped ollie thorley or george furbank are expected to replace him. next to the trainers that are causing as much fuss as they are producing fast times. world athletics are expected tomorrow to introduce tighter regulations for nike's controversial vaporfly shoe but are unlikely to ban it, despite some saying it's creating an unfair playing field. our editor dan roan has been dissecting it with scientist tom allen. one of the key things with this foam, is particularly light and then they can make it really quite thick. when it deforms, it deforms a lot. it restores a lot of energy. that's the carbon. it's fibre reinforced composite. it's stiff. it gives you stiffness along its length. that is thought to increase the levera

are the defending champions scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick hainingtional debut against ireland on saturday. there are 10 changes to the starting fifteen that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. graeme mcdowell birdied his last three holes to sit in a share of the lead after the opening round of the saudi international. he said he was especially pleased given the windy conditions. john higgins has been knocked in the first round of the german masters snooker. the four time world champion was beaten in a decider by robbie williams. ding junhui also suffered an early exit in berlin. for some they're the must have piece of equipment in running right now. for others — they're creating an unfair playing field. nike's controversial vaporfly. it's wearers have set the five fastest marathon times in the last 16 months but world athletics are expected tomorrow to introduce tighter regulations around it — but are unlikely to ban it. so what's causing all the fuss? our editor dan roan has been disecting it with scientist tom allen. so one of

that's our job and then leave it to the readers to decide for themselves who to vote for. >> david haines, thank you so much for being here. >> you bet. >>> let's see what you're saying on my smerconish twitter and facebook pages. michael's comment on news outlets being able to differentiate between opinion and reporting has helped mr. trump immensely. it helps trump immensely and harms trump immensely. i think it's harder for folks to discern that which is opinion versus that which is just straight news reporting. i can tell you that here on a saturday in my time slot i give you a little of each but i think you know where that line lies. on some programs, particularly in the evening hours, it's not so easy to discern. remember, i want to know what you think. go to my website at smerconish.com. answer today's survey question. should newspapers, should they make political endorsements? up ahead, in the most viral video moment from this week's democratic debate, he was the man in the middle. meanwhile, tom steyer is rising in the polls by spending exorbitantly like his rival. are billionair

. >> haines worked at a radio report ner the bay area. the job didn't pay much. the job is so successful, she can rent an apartment again, but she said she wouldn't dream of it. send your stories to project home at kpix.com. >>> if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us at consumer watch at kpix.com or call our number on the screen. we'll be right back. rodeo... of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortgage guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now and get your free info kit. other mortgages are paid each month, but with a reverse mortgage, you can pay whatever you can, when it works for you, or, you can wait, and pay it off in one lump sum when you leave your home.

first let's show you what's hain man is in jail accused of terrorizing drivers along freeways near the south bay. nearly 70 cars have been hit from projectiles along 101 near the monterey turnoff. the chp says the suspect would drive and then use a slingshot to fire marbles at the driver side windshield of on coming cars. the question is why. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us near prunedale with more on the investigation and what do we know about it. >> reporter: a lot will focus on who this suspect is. we know he has homes and family spread out throughout the area, and we're told he is a local handyman, but certainly more clues will be needed to figure out exactly what happened out here and why. >> really bizarre, really bizarre. >> reporter: and scary, especially when you see what can happen to a car window hit with a projectile at freeway speed and close range. the attacks on vehicles with projectiles here on 101 as well as nearby highway 156 just kept mounting. 69 during tpa months with five reported injuries, so the chp and sheriff's department formed a task force to keep at le

responsible for the violent crackdown and lethal repression around musher shahr one hour from particle hain is live for us in washington who is this guy paddy what's he alleged to have done well brigadier general for the islamic revolutionary guard corps and you just heard brian hoke there say that they believe he is behind the crackdown on protests around november i believe of last year one of the key things here is they are saying that this information is coming from that tip line the u.s. set up they say they've gotten about 88000 phone calls of course there's no way for us to verify that but they said that in from a tip on that line led to these sanctions so what does this mean why does it matter well it really doesn't mean much it's a chance for the u.s. to say once again that they are saying a top iranian military official but basically what it does is tells him he can't come to the u.s. to i don't know be a tourist it seems highly unlikely that any a radian brigadier general was going to take his family into the u.s. for vacation so really largely symbolic this is just a chance for t

scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut15 that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. and england will be without anthony watson for the third game of the opening weekend. it is on sunday against france in paris. the wing has been ruled out with a calf injury. that's all the sport for now. hello there. thursday was a windy day across extremely windy across northern england, southern scotland, with damaging gusts of wind. the strongest of the winds easing down, but friday is another breezy or even windy day, and what you will notice, it is going to feel very mild for the time of year. now, we've got low pressure nearby for friday. this weather front spreading a band of rain south—east the country. you will notice quite a few isobars on that chart, and the direction of the wind of the wind is key to the field of the weather through friday. coming up from the azores on a south—westerly, you will see those orange and yellow colours pretty much right across the board. it will be rather cloudy, though, to start t

scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debutthere are ten changes to the starting 15 that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. sport continues to be affected by the coronavirus in china, with the world motorsport governing body admitting that april's chinese grand prix near shanghai is at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary to protect the global motorsport community and the wider public. the race is due to be held on the 19th to the 21st of april. that's all the sport for now. it's transfer deadline day tomorrow so to keep up to day with all the moves — bbc.co.uk is your best bet to stay in the loop. all on the app as well. chetan will have lots more throughout afternoon live. ben, thank you. in the last few minutes it's been announced that a flight from wuhan airport to the uk will leave tomorrow morning at 5am to bring back the british people who've been stuck in the city at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak. the foreign secretary dominic raab said "the safety and security of british na

what we saw today is an expansion on the restrictions of 70's --hain more restrictions of travel.ore cities limiting who can go. shery: getting praise from the who. the director general saying china has been very cooperative and transparent. we have seen the restrictions on wuhan city. in 2018, it was surveyed by the as the happiest city. we have seen the corentin take place in the wee hours of thursday morning. that did not go into effect until 10:00 a.m. a lot of people were rushing for the exit. social media in china criticizing this could be too late because a lot of the students and migrant workers -- wuhan city has a lot of workers in the auto and manufacturing industry. scarlet: they had already left town and a lot of people were trying to flee anyway. the concern is it could last a lot longer than for the next couple of days. that would put a dent in china's economy as alicia levine was telling us, seems to have stabilized. 6%ry: we are talking about economic growth for the full year of 2019, 16.2%. we have seen surprisingly good economic data coming out of china. given th

hain conventional tampons?t they're scary!s is my body, i deserve something safe and comfortable. finally, a product designed with my comfort and needs in mind. it's time for rael change. it's time to get rael. >>> this developing crisis between the united states and iran brings a new element to the 2020 presidential campaign. keep in mind iowa is one month away. presidential candidates are weighing in pretty much all agree no american should mourn qasem soleimani's passing but questions about how the administration even got to this point. >> the question is, do donald trump and his administration have a strategy for what comes next? have they thought through and planned for a wide range of retaliatory and asymmetric actions that will almost certainly be sought by iran in the near-term rpgts . >> we have a lot of questions to be answered with the use of military force. >> i am certain of this right now. this must not be the beginning of another endless war. >> let's get smart perspective from ron brownstein, cnn's senior polit

an economic portion was released last portion in bah hain that included a 50 billion-dollar incentiveackage for palestinians. despite inclusion of incentives for palestinians no palestinians were invited for meetings this week at white house. hamas, the group in control of gaza strip and palestinian authority who control the west bank have told fox news the peace deal is dead on arrival. in past year trump administration recognized gushes as the israeli capital and moved the embassy to jerusalem, both nonstarters. both involved in the's plan are not involved in the process israel's prime minister said he will make history with president trump. >> translator: today i leave for washington to stand upon american president who bring as plan i believe is promoting our most crucial interests. reporter: in the past hour one rocket was fired from the gaza strip into southern israel. moments after that rocket attack i received a text message from a senior hamas official with a statement about the deal of the century peace plan. when i followed up for additional comment, that senior hamas's pho

errin haines, thank you for joining us. it's nice to do you. >>> don't forget the democratic debate tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> the president and his aides are explaining the intel that led them to killing soleimani, and they can't keep to get their story straight. >>> hear how meghan markle called into the conversation with the royal family and the queen as harry defends their dramatic exit. $9.95 at my age? $9.95? no way. $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole life insurance plan. there are no health questions to answer and there are no medical exams to take. your acceptance is guaranteed. guaranteed acceptance? i like guarantees. keep going. and with this plan, your rate is locked in for your lifetime, so it wi

on saw high-profile deflec weven saw criticism from haine newspapers. iran doe have a serious problem. ju in the meantime, continued discussi over how imminent the threat was before general soleimani s killed. that president trump didlls me authorize the strike on soleimani months ago. that means that was regardlnts of the curhreat. but senior administration officials tell me hereauthorizee days before the strike. that means there are these dual instincts from the administration that reflect these dual talking points. you have the pentagon, state department, cia pushing for a large response, and those same people sing the scenes in baghdad, seeing this u.s. official die, and wanting to judy: nick schifrin, thank you. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy in newshour wt. as the u.s. senate returns to work, the impeachment trial of president trump is starting to take shape tonight our white house correspondent yamiche alcindor reports that the white house asbelieves at four reanpublwill vote to call witnesses. house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to transmit thee

now i had a sense the velocity was lessener and heard late great mark haines make his call based on the feeling and my friend doug who writes at me of the street family and being an aggressive bear had turned pronouncely positive he was saying we're at generational bottom but i was still skittish about picking any stock to recommend to you. so i was looking for situations that seems as bulletproof as i could find i came up with at&t. the phone company. it had so much going for it. you have to go back in the way back but it included a smashing rollout of the apple iphone which would produce record profits as at&t took business and had a nice dividend and the yield was much higher than any stock in the dow and the dividend was safely backed by at&t cash flow still though, the stock kept plunging every time i thought it might have firm footing. i had done my search and thought it was time to buy no no check the chart so i waited for a few days when the stock seemed to stabilize and decided at last the level might be right and the stock could hold and in dicey moments like these it is best

bo haines finished working a 20 hour shift and his baby spencer was born on christmas shortly after heto fight the fires. he was able to be there for the birth but didn't have a chance to take a professional photo with his newborn baby. that will make up for it. >> absolutely. >>> we have something else to show you. new video of a couple getting married in the philippines and it is going viral. this is taken over the weekend at the time a volcano was starting to erupt. they exchanged clouds under smoke and ash. since that time tens of thousands of bem have been evacuated from the area. >>> 6:25 right now. we continue to monitor breaking news out of oakland. the mothers who have occupied a vac ae vacent home removed from the alameda count sheriff's office. this is one of the women removed this morning. we'll have an update in just moments. as we actually witness everything that was going on. these are the mothers as they were leaving the home this morning. we'll have an update of everything going on tonight. we're watching "today in the bay." >>> breaking news, a dramatic morning in oak

. >> woodruff: may hain someto do with the democrats' presentation. none of us would know anything abouwithdrawal from ou electronic devices. ntickly to you, yamiche, at the end, the presion his way to florida today. what more do we know about how he's spending his time as this trial goes o? >> well, the white house is really making the case that the president is continuing to do e business of the people here. so i want to put up a really quick tweet which is the president tweeted me today, he talked about the fact, i tweeted abouhethe fa tha's going to be having a rally in new hampshire just a day before ree democratic primary th he tweeted true. i of course tweeted back inviting him to intervw here on the "newshour". but essentially what the white house is doing is making a long shedule for the president. he's going to bigning that new trade deal from thesmca, they're saying he's going to be wedging the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, and may be going to iowa and new jersey to hold campaign rallies. so essentially the president will ha

correspondent on the job with all the latest live from the iraqi capital let's go now to patty khan hain she's joining us live from the pentagon and we're hearing patty that thousands of u.s. troops being sent to the region. another $3000.00 troops this is on top of the $6.00 to $700.00 that were already said we believe that they're going to be going to kuwait this is out of north carolina the 82nd airborne this is the immediate response force so these are soldiers that are specifically trained to be able to deploy quickly to any sort of hot spot so it's the u.s. sending a message this is sort of the become the pattern between the u.s. and a red when the u.s. thought that the iranians had put missiles on oil tankers they said ships to the region now the big question is how is iran going to react are they going to target u.s. facilities in the middle east so what the pentagon is saying here is that these forces will be basically on standby for at least 60 days that could be extended they'll sit in the region ready to deploy if they're needed anywhere in the immediate area and patty also l

scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut. the third game of the opening weekend is on sunday when england take on france in paris. there will be no anthony watson though — who's been ruled out with a calf injury. uncapped 0llie thorley or george furbank are expected to replace him. sport in china continues to be affected by the coronavirus with the world motorsport governing body admitting that april's grand prix near shanghai is at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary to protect the global motorsport community and the wider public. the race is due to be held on the 19th to the 21st of april. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. it's also on the app and much more indeed on all of the stories as well on sports day. a royal marine who died in a training incident in cornwall earlier this month has been named. ethanjones was part of a group that had been practising an assault from a landing craft on tregantle beach in cornwall. it's understood the recruit

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. >> that man right there is bo haines, his baby there less than a month old, that is spencer he is holdinghis arms. again, as they say, it's all about what's important. those firefighters, after fighting those fires day in, day out, they know especially what's important for them. yeah, go right ahead. >> speaking of the bush fires, also in australia, there's a courageous pup that's making headlines as well that saved 220 sheep from the fire earlier this month. if it wasn't for this dog, she would have been in dire straits. >> that dog patsy was able to quickly jump into action, round them up, and save nearly the entire flock there. getting some good rubs in. way to go, patsy. good job there. >> yes, adorable. the owner said, if you haven't got a good dog, you can't do so much with the sheep, they're really difficult to move in any way, shape, form unless you have a good dog. >> still thinking about the folks down there in australia. >>> this boy who has dyslexia says that it is not his disability, it's his superpower. and in fact, he actually put out this video here of him creating a portr

scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debutnd prix near shanghai is at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary to protect the global motorsport community and the wider public. the race is due to be held on the 19th to the 21st of april. that's all the sport for now. there's been a significant rise in the number of prison officers in england and wales taking time off because of pressures at work. figures given to the bbc under freedom of information laws show that 1,800 prison officers took time off last year because of stress, anxiety, or depression. it comes as latest figures show the number of attacks on staff remain at record levels and, as danny shaw reports, at a time of renewed focus on the issues surrounding mental health. just a foreboding inside your belly, like you haven't done your homework as a child, but amplified a hundred times as you're getting in to go in through those doors. the fear of a prison officer. for 13 years, bob worked at some of the most challenging jails in the country, dealing with ou

not going to say the xt terriatll gn hains dioebt an the next one $3 trillion or $4 dld allio a trican're going to open up those opportunities for kids to be able to get an education without getting crushed by student loan debt. >> all right, senator. thank you very much. we're up against a wall here. we appreciate you being on and hope to talk to you later on as this trial continues. >> you bet. >> when arguments resume in the impeachment trial around 10:00 a.m. pacific time cbs news will bring you live >>> ahead, "48 hours" investigates the 1989 murder of an indiana family in their own home. >> i'm jim axlerod, "48 hours." did a teenager kill four family members to go to prom? a survivor tells her story. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." e i just found out about mine. i knew for years epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c mine caused liver damage. epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. before starting epclusa, your doctor will test if you have had hepatitis b, which may flare up, and could cause serious liv

. >>> now it's time for sara haines if "pop news." >> thank you all.rs honor actors and there were plenty of big moments and wins but it's not what happened on the stage that we're here to talk about. the internet is melting down over this reunion, brad pitt and jennifer aniston. the exes were photographed together and it's safe to say no one is okay. that moment has now inspired more than a few memes. one person tweeting, thank you to brad and jen for making me feel alive again. and many people saying, those photos made their day, their week, their month and even their year. aside from that, it was a big night for both brad and jen. they each took home their own brad winning outstanding spot supporting actor, and jen winning outstanding female actor in a drama series. and "the hollywood reporter" tweeted out this pic of brad beaming as he watched aniston's acceptance speech backstage. i love the subplots going on here. people are obsessing about reunited love. i don't think they had as much fun as we are with this, but i agree. i loved seeing those pi

my co-stars, sara haines and keke palmer, the guest tasters at our tasting table this morning.d in on your own. you know what, george, we'll get to the cheese fountain in a minute. let's talk about this, all right. you -- most of the time you think about nachos you think about beef, chicken. you don't think about lamb. using lamb. >> it's not just lamb but grass fed lamb from new zealand. you can taste the grass fed part of it. many las are this this luscious landscape where there's all this green grass and you can tell the difference when the lamb is from new zealand because of the flavor of the leanness and add paprika. >> a spice lamb taco. >> paprika and cumin. >> a greek nacho. >> definitely a greek taste. mediterranean twist. if you want to taste the lamb, it makes a world of difference knowing exactly where the lamb is coming from because like i said, it's a little more -- others, my goodness. >> yeah. >> isn't it incredible. >> yeah, it really s i can tell that is from europe. >> from europe. from new zealand. >> from new zealand. >> i love it. >> leaner meat. has more

well now it is time for "pop news" with sara haines. what's up, sara?as she has been named as an inductee into the songwriters hall of flame, class of 2020. now, this comes on the heels of mariah scoring her record-breaking 19th number one hit and now that means she has more number ones than any other solo artist. mariah tweeting this is truly one of the greatest honors of my career. i'm so proud and humbled to be in the company of such legendary songwriters both previously inducted as well as the incredible class of 2020 and she is in good companies. some other members include the isley brothers, the eurythmics made up of annie lennox and dave stewart and pharrell williams and the neptunes. >> that's a great class. >> big congratulations to them all. do you think they get a ring or something? >> no. >> only michael wears a ring. i just wondered if you're in the hall of fame you got to get some bling-bling. no? clearly i'm not on the committee. >>> now the jonas brothers are showing no signs of slowing down after making their big comeback last year with

and sara haines were there with all the glamor and all the action. there they are now.ning. >> good morning, lara. what a fun night we had last night. in addition to learning and i don't want to be a spoiler alert, that ellen is married to a man named mark, we also had an incident where t.j. shattered glass in our booth. there was a lot going on. >> okay. but most of that stuff, we actually can't show you. the stuff we can show you, we're going to show you what happened right now backstage of the golden globes. take a look. >> i knew coming in i would win because -- >> reporter: ellen degeneres may not have been a surprise, but it was hilarious. the winner of the carol burnett award for achievement in television, had a surprising thank you. >> i couldn't have done it without my husband, mark. [ laughter ] mark, you are my rock. >> i never knew of mark. >> no? i don't talk about him. he's a quiet guy. >> in 1997 when ellen's sitcom was at the height of its upon l popularity, i was in my mother's basement lifting weights thinking, am i gay? >> i don't think a lot of peopl

and then when you say big bellies -- supervisor hain earthquakes waey wassay it and e expensive are they? >> you pay monthly and if we did big belly for all of the cities, 3500 cans, it would be something like $7 million a year in rental fees. >> because we don't just buy them? >> well, the last time we looked into it, you did not have the option to buy them. you had to rent them, but that may no longer be true. i think oewd is here and they have more knowledge. since we don't deal with them directly, i don't have that information. >> is that the same with the pell. >> the pell cans you can buy which is one of the reasons we wanted to pilot those versus the big bellies and they are also much more expensive than the standard can. i think that they are something like $6,300 to purchase. >> i would presume that the vandalism issues, you know, big bellies affect pells, so are we see them get ripped out? >> so far it's been pretty good. i think about a year that we'vee had them out. we had 15 and we installed 15 in supervisor stephanie's district. >> well, well, well. [ laughter ] >> she paid

now it is time for "pop news" with sara haines. [ cheers and applause ] take it away, sara. >> happy,d new album overnight called "rare" and we have a rare treat for you, a sneak peek at the music video for the title track. check it out. ♪ it feels like you don't care ♪ why don't you recognize i'm so rare ♪ ♪ so rare ♪ always there, you don't do the same for me ♪ ♪ that's not fair >> like it. >> it's cool, right? it's got a cool vibe. now, the rest of that music video comes out at noon eastern today. this is selena's third studio album and her first in four years. the singer saying this album, quote, represents a look into my journey of healing and growth. it's by far the work i'm most proud of to date. >> congratulations. >> very personal. >>> here's a moment you might have missed at the golden globes. turns out that reese witherspoon, my personal favorite, asked beyonce and jay-z to share some of the champagne they brought to the show. jennifer aniston shared the moment enjoying some of queen bey's bubbly on instagram and posted this photo writing, quote, reese, this is one of the m

and then when you say big bellies -- supervisor hain earthquakes waey wassay it and e expensive are they? >> you pay monthly and if we did big belly for all of the cities, 3500 cans, it would be something like $7 million a year in rental fees. >> because we don't just buy them? >> well, the last time we looked into it, you did not have the option to buy them. you had to rent them, but that may no longer be true. i think oewd is here and they have more knowledge. since we don't deal with them directly, i don't have that information. >> is that the same with the pell. >> the pell cans you can buy which is one of the reasons we wanted to pilot those versus the big bellies and they are also much more expensive than the standard can. i think that they are something like $6,300 to purchase. >> i would presume that the vandalism issues, you know, big bellies affect pells, so are we see them get ripped out? >> so far it's been pretty good. i think about a year that we'vee had them out. we had 15 and we installed 15 in supervisor stephanie's district. >> well, well, well. [ laughter ] >> she paid

and scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut the sofa after half past eight. very exciting for rugby fans with the six nations starting. 16 hours to go. in a little under 16 hours time, britain will leave the eu, and the curtain will fall on a a7—year chapter of our history. brexit will finally — in the words of borisjohnson — get done. but where did it all start? and how have relations with our european counterparts fared over the years? brea kfast‘s graham satchell has been looking back. order. order. it will be an in and out referendum. brexit means brexit. done. it has been quite a palaver but tonight, at 11 o'clock, written leaves european union. for sum it will mark a liberation. they will feel the pulse of solitary returning from brussels but for others it will mark a sad end to a great experiment. it would be a significant moment. we will be a different country with different people when we wake up tomorrow morning. 1963 and the first time we tried tojoin the morning. 1963 and the first time we tried to join the esc the

and then when you say big bellies -- supervisor hain earthquakes waey wassay it and e expensive are they pay monthly and if we did big belly for all of the cities, 3500 cans, it would be something like $7 million a year in rental fees. >> because we don't just buy them? >> well, the last time we looked into it, you did not have the option to buy them. you had to rent them, but that may no longer be true. i think oewd is here and they have more knowledge. since we don't deal with them directly, i don't have that information. >> is that the same with the pell. >> the pell cans you can buy which is one of the reasons we wanted to pilot those versus the big bellies and they are also much more expensive than the standard can. i think that they are something like $6,300 to purchase. >> i would presume that the vandalism issues, you know, big bellies affect pells, so are we see them get ripped out? >> so far it's been pretty good. i think about a year that we'vee had them out. we had 15 and we installed 15 in supervisor stephanie's district. >> well, well, well. [ laughter ] >> she paid for it.

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and then when you say big bellies -- supervisor hain earthquakes waey wassay it and e expensive are they pay monthly and if we did big belly for all of the cities, 3500 cans, it would be something like $7 million a year in rental fees. >> because we don't just buy them? >> well, the last time we looked into it, you did not have the option to buy them. you had to rent them, but that may no longer be true. i think oewd is here and they have more knowledge. since we don't deal with them directly, i don't have that information. >> is that the same with the pell. >> the pell cans you can buy which is one of the reasons we wanted to pilot those versus the big bellies and they are also much more expensive than the standard can. i think that they are something like $6,300 to purchase. >> i would presume that the vandalism issues, you know, big bellies affect pells, so are we see them get ripped out? >> so far it's been pretty good. i think about a year that we'vee had them out. we had 15 and we installed 15 in supervisor stephanie's district. >> well, well, well. [ laughter ] >> she paid for it.