this wasn't justine's decision. that was a decision made by her attorneys. >> ah, yes, the attorneys. their names? maxwell battle and david stoft. according to the winters, the two assured the lawsuit, if she was found not guilty, would give them a better shot at an insurance reimbursement later. >> there was no intent of going for the estate, making that family endure more than they've already endured. >> but the optics were awful. >> oh, the timing could have been -- who knows -- better. >> you pick up the newspaper, you look at the blogs, you hear the radio and what you got was, those awful people, those disgusting, terrible people. what are they thinking, trying to sue the victims of this crime? >> that's what was portrayed. but the actual intent was not that. at all. >> all rise. district court is now in session. >> misunderstood or not, by the time justine winter's trial for deliberate homicide started in january 2011, the tide of public opinion had turned as bitter as a montana winter. the hearts of erin thom

missile brought down the ukrainian passenger plane that crashed near tehran canada's prime minister justin trudeau says multiple intelligence sources indicate that iran shot down the plane u.s. officials say it's highly likely that iranian air defense systems hit its accidentally killing all $176.00 people on the bill also coming up more protests and strikes across france. unions continue their battle against proposed pension reforms it's now in the longest such strike in france and more than 15 years. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us u.s. and canadian officials say an iranian missile brought down a ukrainian international airlines flight canada's prime minister justin trudeau says mounting evidence suggests in a rainy and surface to air missile hit the airliner shortly after taking off from tehran on wednesday all 176 people on board many of them canadian died iran has ruled out a missile strike by its air defenses u.s. and canadian leaders are now calling for a full investigation. wreckage from the ukrainian international airlines flight that crashed shortly after takeoff from tehr

passenger plane which crashed near tehran did an iranian missile bring it down to canada's prime minister justin trudeau says what he calls multiple intelligence sources indicate that iran has shot down the plane u.s. officials say it's highly likely that iranian air defense systems accidentally hit the plane killing all 176 people on board. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight there is mounting evidence that iran is shot down that ukrainian international airlines plane which crashed near tehran on wednesday canada's prime minister has echoed u.s. reports that intelligence sources indicate iran most likely hit the plane now the jet was on its way from the iranian capital tehran to the ukrainian capital kiev unnamed u.s. officials have told american media that iranian air defense systems may have accidentally shut down the airline ukraine has asked western nations to provide any evidence they may have to help with its investigation. now the plane was carrying $176.00 people $63.00 of them canadian here's what canadian prime minister justin trudeau said in just the last few hours we

overnight live in mill valley, i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >>justine thank you very much heavy rain made for a dangerous commute this morning in marion county on highway one o one there was some minor flooding near the library corte madera were a drain was blocked, public works crews able to clear that out in the afternoon. not so much of a problem in san anselmo where the creek reached about 3.8 feet in depth by the afternoon, the rain had let up enough that it allowed those flood waters to start to recede and you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app you will find full forecast interactive radar and weather alerts straight to your device you can download the kron 4 app right now. >>other news all week governor newsom has been touring the state to talk about solving california's homeless crisis today. he brought that conversation to oakland joined by oakland mayor libby shaft the governor highlighted new funding proposals as well as ones that have already been approved in fact millions of

and he's like, "hi, i'm justin." i was like, "i know.ind of just standing next to each other for a little bit and then he walks by me. he walks by me like he's going to get a drink >> jimmy: do you want me to be you? >> yeah, you be me you be me. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause yeah, it's like this we're at the club. [ cheers and applause and he walks by me -- he walks by me and he goes, "tickle, tickle." >> jimmy: he did not [ laughter and applause no, no >> i swear to god. i swear to god and he said it out loud. he goes, "tickle, tickle." and i go, "okay. cool." i go, "we're here. >> jimmy: "tickle, tickle. he did that? it felt so good after he tickled me [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he is a really funny guy. >> it was the best ice breaker when he tickled me yeah >> jimmy: he's really a funny guy. i want to show every one - >> he is he's so great. >> jimmy: a clip, here's david dobrik surprising college students with justin bieber in the backseat take a look at this. >> what do you think about justin bieber? >> oh, my god, love him, but "

our chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt make a long journey to see it justin: they call this the doomsday glacier. the chaos of broken ice at the front is a list 100 miles wide. hundreds of billions of tons of meltwater is pouring into the sea. it sits in the heart of the vast antarctica that it is the size of britain. scientists need to map the ground beneath it. it contains enou water to raise world sealevel by half a meter. contains 3 meters more, eugh to swamp many of the great cities of the world. >> this ice is accessible to change. if o we thiwhat sea level will be like in 10 years from this glacier is the place to b and this is the location to be asking these questions. we are standing right on it. justin: but it is one of the most remote places on earth. thetorm is part of the stor is confident. --storm is part of the strongest continent. only four people have been there before put it takes weeks for the science teams to get their agreement to the front of the glacier. this is an historicoment, the first time anyone has tried to drill down through this glacier. the n

so allan we heard from justin trudeau that he's pretty convinced by the evidence he's seen that this was a missile strike that hit the plane and the iranian missile. well what he says is that what he's been told and the evidence that they have gathered so far and what his intelligence agencies and the intelligence agencies of allies are telling him is that on the face of it it appears that this was caused by an iranian missile you have to remember the timing of this it came just 4 hours after iran had fired a volley of rockets towards u.s. bases in iraq the country was on extremely high alert a number of airlines had already said they were not flying in the rain in airspace at the ukrainian international plane to cough and the iranians say that there were also a number of other planes in the area and even at that altitude they insist that the plane suffered a problem and was heading back to the airport when it crashed now if the iranians are to be believed justin trudeau says we need a fool and frank investigation they want to have canadian investigators on the ground the difficulty

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she's en out at some of the games for this niners squad as well justine. >>super bowl 54 between the 49 ers and the kansas city chiefs 2 weeks from today sunday february second at the hard rock stadium in miami kickoff is at 3.30 our time. demi lovato will be singing the national anthem and jennifer lopez and shakira are teaming up for the halftime show because i know there are a lot of people who are calling the game. the j lo concert and there's some excitement about that and also the ommercials that will be coming out too so we're your headquarters here for the super bowl 54 exciting stuff kron 4 has got you covered on air online and through kron on. >>now tonight at 9 mark carpenter will have full recap and highlights on the red and gold zone. >>let's take a live look a look outside right now as we talk about our 4 zone forecast of course city hall in san francisco lit up in red and gold to celebrate the nfc champs, e san francisco 49 ers and just i looked right now the average temperature in miami where a super bowl be is a nice 75 degrees that sounds

ken wayne and i pale more we have team coverage this evening from across the bay area kron four's justine waltman is live in the north bay and one of the city's dealing with the wet weather there. but first we go to our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez tracking storm selma presa. >>how much more rain we expect tonight yet tonight ken and pam we could see an additional quarter of an inch of rain or less let's take a look at stormtracker 4 tracking the cell right now making its way out of the san francisco peninsula and now heading into the east bay shoreline going to impact oakland and hayward with the moderate downpours for your thursday night drive and even those of you in livermore starting to dry out for you as that cell is shifting well to the east spotty scattered showers for those of you in the north a pretty dry for most of the south bay right now, but seeing some light snow along the highest peaks just east of milpitas and san jose out there this evening, so rain totals with this storm earlier today brought us more than an inch of rain for oakland and downtown san francisco, most o

the country's prime minister, justin trudeau, shared with his people news that he said would shock. intelligence from multiple sources, including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an iranian surface to air missile. this may well have been unintentional. it was just five hours after iran launched the missile strikes on us forces in iraq that the plane crashed shortly after take—off. iran's anti—aircraft systems would probably have been active, anticipating american retaliatory strikes that never came. speaking before his canadian counterpart, president trump revealed his own suspicions. it is a tragic thing when i see that, it's a tragic thing. but somebody could have made a mistake on the other side, could have made a mistake. it was flying... it was flying in... not our system, it's nothing to do with us. it was flying in a pretty rough neighbourhood and somebody could have made a mistake. there might be crucial evidence that lies within this wreckage. the iranians have been bulldozing the crash site and are not yet sharing

canadian prime minister justin trudeau demands full accountability from a read over the downing of the airliner he says are rare and must compensate the families of the victims. and taiwan relex is president and delivers a blow to beijing. wanted to preserve taiwan's autonomy in the face of growing up for its part china and bring the island under its control. on nick spicer thanks for joining us american president donald trump says he's closely following protests which took place in iran after the government announced that its forces had accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet trump demanded access for human rights groups to monitor the demonstrations iran's semi official a semi official news agency fars has also acknowledged that protesters have been chanting anti-government slogans. down with the lies and they must step down the blue. of angry students gathered in front of the polytechnic university in tehran when they heard the news that it was the iranian military who shot down the ukrainian airliner tempers boiled after days of denial. she is here tells them it is a peace

. >> we were introduced to justin by jay-z. it's the crazy just things.produce and cowrite much of n'sync star justin timberlake's debow solo album. >> jay-z introducing us to justin, that's what got us in the studio with britney spears. ♪ i'm a slave >> the neptunes, who wrote "i'm a slave for you" helped brittney escape her girl next door image. >> we didn't know we were creating a sound or starting anything. we just knew because we were influenced by so many things we knew we needed to be just as different. and polarizing. >> and polarizing? >> yeah. all the stuff that we love is polarizing. we could not take that crazy random what seemed like random at the time opportunity and just sound like someone else. ♪ >> the neptunes are working together again. this week in miami's criteria recording studios with rising rap star megan the stallion. >> the stallion on. this meg is short for machine. >> other major projects are rumored to be in the works. can you talk about what you're working on at all? >> no. >> only because we want to be respectful. >> you've

standing by for us of course we just heard there from the canadian prime minister justin trudeau a well there what other reactions are we having to iran's admission of having shot down that plane. well i just want to add as well the justin trudeau said something which was quite telling of the feelings towards this whole situation which we've seen over the past week or so between the u.s. and iran he said that obviously in this context the middle east these days dive contributed to this tragedy but iran did the right thing and took responsibility for the downing of this plane and for this tragedy so you know he's saying essentially that the tensions in that region contributed to this situation it's very clear what he's saying in some ways but of course if we move it here to the united states president trump has been defending his decision and his administration's decision to assassinate the iranian general custom sulaimani and so that's essentially what's being spoken about here president defending his decision. that from washington thanks poppy. and a 2nd act now is on the other stories

so we will come back to that when justin that.ars. that. so we will come back to that whenjustin trudeau appears. he was pretty angry after that briefing and asa pretty angry after that briefing and as a result, we are starting to see whether there is going to be more republicansjoining whether there is going to be more republicans joining the democrats we re republicans joining the democrats were having a vote later to try and limit president donald trump's powers, we spoke a little earlier to the president of the woodrow wilson centre and member of congress who sat on the intelligence committee. we asked her about the significance of today's vote. it is that congress responsibility to declare war means that it has to engage in respect of the iran issue andi engage in respect of the iran issue and i think it is a very good thing, except the resolution passes passes the senate. it sounds like it could and going forward, any president who chooses to engage in military action ina chooses to engage in military action in a foreign the

down accidentally by iranian air defenses and in the past few minutes the canadian prime minister justin trudeau also said multiple intelligence sources suggested the plane was shot down or hear from him shortly of u.s. president donald trump says he has a terrible feeling about the disaster. i have my suspicions it was very i don't want to say that because other people have those suspicions also. it's a tragic thing when i see that it's a tragic thing. but somebody could have made a mistake on the other could've could've made a mistake it was flying it was it was flying in that our system had nothing to do with us it was flying into a pretty rough neighborhood and somebody could have made a mistake as some people say was been cannick i personally don't think that's. even a question or canada's prime minister just in today has confirmed there is intelligence that the plane was shot down but we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an iranian surface to air missile. this may well have be

and missile brought down the ukrainian passenger plane crash near tehran canada's prime minister justin trudeau says multiple intelligence sources indicate a wrench shot down the plane u.s. officials believe it's highly likely arabian air defense systems hit it accidentally killing all 176 people on. taiwan goes to the polls on saturday to choose a new president and parliament elections with china are taking center stage in the vote our correspondent visits a taiwanese island just a few kilometers off mainland china. and surfing through the pain in indonesia survivors of the 2004 tsunami find healing in the ocean that once killed nearly everyone they knew. martin good to have you with us u.s. and canadian officials say it's highly likely that an iranian missile brought down a ukrainian passenger jet near tehran earlier this week canada's prime minister justin trudeau says mounting evidence suggests an iranian surface to air missile hit the airliner shortly after takeoff but iran has rejected that scenario all $176.00 people on board many of them canadian were killed in the crash which c

we have the latest. >>> justin bieber apparently just helped youtube set a new record.edding to wife hailey baldwin. it's new year's day, wednesday, january 1st, 2020. >>> happy new year, everyone! >> happy new year! >> it is 2020 here on "world news now." we are kicking things off for abc with the first show of the new year, of the new decade. >> i am honored to sit next to you for this. >> happy to sit next to erielle reshef, everyone, in the building. can we get a slow clap for you? i was so excited for you, have we slow clapped for you? >> thank you. >> it is great to have you back. were you in times square? >> i was definitely not down in times square but we could hear the fireworks from here, that's how loud it was. >> yes. i went to central park. i didn't stay in the building like i was supposed to, don't tell anyone. >>> we begin with the beginning of the new year. >> yeah, okay, so the empire state building was all lit up for the date change, but the real focus, of course, was half a mile north, new york city's famous times square celebration going off without

justin: [llora] albertano: justin, no, manito, si no hubiera otro child, sí te robaba a ti, ya cálmatense! vítor: Órale, ¿que no están oyendo? lárguense, déjenos trabajar. gerente: ¡no, ustedes dos! ¡vítor y albertano, largo de aquí los dos! vítor: chale... nacho: se lo dije. es lo malo de contratar a esta gentuza. qué asco. cuca: yo creí que para variar, ahora sí me iban a traer dinero. pero a ustedes no hay trabajo que les dure. lupita: doña cuquita, en la cocina ya no hay nada para comer. nacho: va por ahí, va por ahí. no se preocupen que para eso está el proveedor de este hogar. cuca: ¿y todo eso? vítor: no manche, ¿a poco ganó tanto de cerillo de la tercera edad? albertano: [resuella] ay, les nacho: no, no fue sencillo, hubieran visto qué trabajo. cuca: imagino que trabajaste mucho, ¿verdad? nacho: no, no, no, pero vieran qué trabajo me costó que la señora que compró todo esto no me alcanzara cuando me le eché a correr. [ríe] cuca: trío de zánganos, cínicos. los cuerpos de siete personas entre los que habia menores de edad, fueron encontrados en una fosa en una zona ndigena de pan

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - the cast of "schitt's creek, finn wolfhard, magician justin willmanand featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1189 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much, everybody. welcome, hey [ cheers and applause welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. you made it. i'm happy to see you [ cheers and applause guys, let's get to some news yesterday, the house officially voted to send the articles of impeachment to the senate. the vote passed along party lines, expect for one democrat who voted no he's congressman collin peterson of minnesota here he is before the vote and here is after the vote, after a brief run-in with nancy pelosi [ laughter ] and -- yeah. yeah they actually hand-delivered the articles of impeachment. they did check this out, watch. >> jimmy: kids are watching that like, "is this what people did before e-mail? [ laughter ] actually, i think we're missing the audio from that clip can we see it again? ♪ ♪ oh we o oh-oh ♪ [ laughter ] >>

canadian prime minister justin trudeau was the 1st to publicly announce the theory. we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by entering a surface to air missile. this may well have been unintentional. this new information reinforces the need for a thorough investigation into this matter u.s. officials have told us media they have a quote high degree of certainty that it was a missile that hit the plane earlier president donald trump had also suggested it might have been an accident iran vehemently denies the theory that an iranian missile brought down the plane. thing that is clear to us and that we can say with certainty is that this plane was not hit by a missile. as i said last night the plane was on fire for more than one and a half minutes in the air. and the location shows that the pilot was attempting to return joya help on issues with a high level of house in the valley just as the ukrainian officials have also said they were quote not ruling out a missile at

i excited to have justin pearson am here today to talk about occupational licensure.m excited to have him the title of his talk is "wrapped in red tape: stifling the american dream." he is the florida office managing attorney at the institute for justice. he has devoted his career to defending the constitutional rights of small business owners , and he has victoriously argued on their behalf at trial in appellate courts across the nation. the us includes winning several types of constitutional challenges that had never previously prevailed anywhere. as a result justin was honored , by the daily business review and law.com in 2017 for being named one of south florida's most effective lawyers. performs a, justin substantial amount of legislating work, including helping allies and their staff to draft reform bills that have become law. he is frequently invited by state house and senate committee chairs to testify on these topics and has done so over a dozen times, with occupational license reform being the most frequent topic. justin received his law degree with honors f

we are going to go straight to canada to hear from justin trudeau.terated to president rouhani it is absolutely necessary that canada participate in this investigation. we expect the full cooperation of iranian authorities. currently three pieces have been approved for members of the rapid deployment team. we expect lead members of this tea m team. we expect lead members of this team will arrive in tehran around for pm today and establish a presence on the ground to support canadian families. additional team members will follow. we are working with our partners who are facilitating the process by which visas are granted. currently the iranians are cooperating in granting visas. he speaks in french. translation: those who have been fighting —— and other coalition members. i called for a de—escalation of the tensions in order to ensure peace and stability in the region. it is at times of tension like these that tragedies like this crash can happen, causing great loss of innocent life. president rouhani's response to me was a commitment to collaborate t

justin's inauguration took place on january 13, 2018. one of the top young attorneys in the united states, and a rising star in the american politics. he is a prominent and highly successful lawyer, political figure, prominent leader, and in a number of organizations, and most importantly, a proud father of two children. he is a community leader and that which i know personally because i am a beneficiary of his leadership and his services. in 2013, at the tender age of 34, justin was awarded the national bar association nation's best advocate award which recognizes 40 of the top universities throughout the united states. he previously served as an assistant to the u.s. attorney for the eastern district of the virginia in major crimes and narcotics units of the alexander division. during his tenure as a federal prosecutor, he was appointed to serve as the deputy coordinator of the human trafficking task force. he is a student scholar and he continues to learn because he recognized that the intellectual capacity is critically important in

and compensation along with canada by any of the passengers were canadian and the prime minister justin trudeau has called for a thorough investigation. jordan give me store islams correspond with today iranian authorities admitted the aircraft was shot down m a r the guilty party international support played a big role and i would like to thank the leaders of the united states canada and britain ukrainian experts continue to work in toronto and they will inspect the remains of the aircraft i spoke to the president of iran and he agreed to offer assistance to identify the remains of the ukrainian victims. canada and the world still have many questions questions that must be answered earlier this morning i spoke with president rouhani of iran i told him that iran's admission that its own armed forces unintentionally shot down flight 752 is an important step towards providing answers for families but i noted that many more steps must be taken a full and complete investigation must be conducted we need full clarity on how such a horrific tragedy could have occurred and the u.s. president h

canadian prime minister justin trudeau also indicated the plane was likely shot down by accident. trudeau: evidence indicates the plane was shot down by an iranian surface-to-air missile. >> the iranian aviation chief said the country is ready to allow officials from the u.s., canada, and sweden to observe the investigation. france is sending experts to the crash site. anchor: for more analysis, i am fromd by phillip toll international affairs. look us through what evidence we know exists one way or the other to support the claim that either iran is responsible fofor this r it is not,t, or it looks like an accident? onn the iran was responsible side, ththe main sourcece has been the u.s. and canada. we just saw canadian prime minister justin trudeau talking about why he believes that it was iran that was responsible. he says he has obtained intelligence from multiple sources which sasay that the ple was shot down by a surface-to-air missile. u.s. media has been speculating theher on that, saying airplane may have been mistaken for a u.s. warplane on its way to fire rockets at iran

he assured me in welcoming justin pierce. [applause] >> thank you. thank you alan for that generous introduction. thank you all for having me. it is an honor to be here. i have one of the greatest jobs in the world. i wake up everyday and i sue the government. it is a lot of fun. our highly recommended. i am a constitutional lawyer for public interest law firm. what that means is i never sue for money, and i never charge my clients anything. my salary and costs are paid for by donors. instead, i go across the nation representing small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs in pro bono cases where represent them free of charge and ask judges to throughout unconstitutional law. something i love doing. it is tied in with the whole reason i went to law school. my mom is a business owner in florida. i went to law school because i wanted to represent small business owners. i dream is to have my own law firm. i haven't been able to do that. -- r had been able to do that, my full client was my mom. my problem was my clients could not afford to pay me to

.# justin bieber reveals he has been diagnosed with lyme disease.d with lyme disease. will talk about that l and we'll talk to live to the shadow internation trade secretary, barry gardiner, in his first interview since it emerged he's considering standing to be leader. will he make up his mind air? hi, welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. so many comments from you already about harry and meghan. we will devote a proportion of our programme to their decision and the reasons for it and if it will work. do you back them? let us know. first, annita has the news. thank you very much, victoria. good morning. senior members of the royal family are said to be "hurt", after the duke and duchess of sussex announced that they're stepping back from their royal roles. harry and meghan‘s decision is believed to have "shocked" the royal family, with reports the couple didn't consult the queen or prince william. the couple say they'll now work to become financially independent and split their time between the uk and north america. the foreig

time to tell you the canadian singer justin bieber has been done that are diagnosed with lyme disease he was photographed looking well with blotches on his skin. it is a bacterial infection caused by text. in a post on instagram, justin bieber is that it had been a rough couple of years but he hoped the right treatment would help him recover from he hoped the right treatment would help him recoverfrom the he hoped the right treatment would help him recover from the disease. wishing him a speedy recovery. mike embley will be here at two o'clock now it is time for sports today. hello, i'm katie shanahan and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: on the 10th anniversary of the fatal shooting of the togo football team bus, we speak to one of the survivors. real madrid beat valencia, to reach the final of the spanish super cup, in saudi arabia. england will have to cope without james anderson for the final two tests of england's tour of south africa. hello and thank you forjoining us. 10 years ago this week one of the most shocking incidents happe

they don't--very strong message from the people of taiwan, they don't time.threatened all the ros: justin trudeau talks about how security might work when harry and meghan start splitting their time between the u.k. and canada. ros: ever since the u.s. walked away from the nuclear deal, the eu stood firm, until the day. france, germany, and britain have triggeredsp a formal e process because they say iran has violated the deal. here is a tweet from the eu foreign policy chief is saying "i have received the letter. ilwenow oversee the process which requires intense efforts and approach. preserving the nuclel is now important than ever." maybe so, but it is harder than ever, too. the process could end up with the return of eu sanctions on iran. >> the objective is therefore to find solutions and return to full compliance within the framework of thi agreement. let me say this clearly -sothe dispute tion mechanism which is going to be triggered now isot about re-imposing sanctions. ros: so the message from the eu remains in part conciliatory. not for the same can be said of boris johnson. pri

look at this double team can resize prime rib, served up for justin school. this is the annual lineman dinner. yummy slabs of beef, was he doing there? honorary lineman? he was not the only honorary lineman. >> i got the invite, man, i call the invite a couple of days ago and it is hard to say nine -- notes here offensive line. >> because the season has gone on so long this year we were going to make it work now and why not have a little pre-super bowl dinner? >> a segue to that the pre-nhl all-star stuff, st. louis goalie said if justin bieber could scorn him he would donate $10,000. he put the beaver mask on. gave it a try. featured chuckle at the all- star skills challenge. my challenge is why be able to pack and make my flight in time enough to leave for miami tomorrow? >> you just need shorts, maybe a couple of short sleeve shirts. >> a pillow, plica, >>> the late show with stephen colbert captioning sponsored by cbs >> now, over in the senate, utah republican mike lee, a trump ally, is blasting the white house, after a classified briefing about the sole

position, the representative dean phillips said that he was disappointed that congress justin amash is an independent member of the house of representatives, and he has articulated the constitutional rationale for impeachment as well as anyone. would vu been on the prosecution team? >> i was not asked. >> were you asked? >> i was not asked, and whether i would accept that role, but without that conversation, i could not say. >> how strong do you think that the case is against the president for removal in the senate? >> i think it is very strong case if the senators are willing to listen. so, we should have a senate trial that is a full and fair trial and people should be allowed to call witnesses, and i think that both sides should call witnesses, and make the case for their side.

justin grew up here, born and raised and he wanted to do something to give back to the community. and working with captain angler and so many folks that are here today, this event has created an opportunity for us to come together and show love, support, and appreciation and respect for one another. this is what the fillmore has been about for decades and this is what we are choosing to do on a regular basis to bring our community together, to stop the violence, to make sure that we are supporting and loving and praying for each other because that is how we stay together as a community. we see all these young kids now. we have to make sure that the challenges we dealt with around the situations around violence and other things, we have to make sure that they don't deal with the same thing. that is our job now. more than ever and, you have the person who came from fillmore running the city. [cheers and applause] it is time for all of us to take advantage of this opportunity. don't thank you can't do anything. we all have the power to do so much. look at what he has done. he has the

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i'm j r stone and i'm justine wall that the news at 8 starts right now. >>sacrifice her life it's not in vain. >>the 89 yeaold great grandmother who was brutally beaten in san francisco has the attack her family says she paed away on friday night at the hospital police say in january of 2019 he woman was viciously beaten by a man in the park right near her visitation valley home. >>kron four's n thorn spoke to her family and friends today joins us live in san francisco with more dan what did they have to say. >>well jr and justine the family saysthey do not want their great grandmother's death to be in vain. they want her to be remembered as somebody who leaves behind a beautiful legacy, and also for the area where she wato where she was attacked to be claimed as a space for peace. >>nearly a year after being brutally beaten 89 year-old oi huang s died from her injuries her family says their great andmother was staying at the hospital when she pass away friday night losing grandma. >>and what she has sacrificed her life it's not in vain. >>says her grandm

full highlights more reaction from levi's jr justine onagain. >>at a me she's a but he was so worried about this viking squad and then they could barely get a first first down the whole game the key for the entire match up was slowing down dalvin cook vikings running back was the key to the entire miesota offense. he couldn't get into a rhythm had opened the door for the 49 ers ass rush a banner day for them and how about san francisco showing alyear lonthey can win games in a variety of ways today it got keep it on the ground and tevin coleman grind out this wen jimmy garoppolo you know a solid game, but he didn't have to do everything and san francisco's moving on one mo wi to get to miami kids in the super i could feel the heat it smells south >>we'll also bring in the heat today, all those fans levi stadium sold out today and the parking lot packed with fans who wanted to tell gate they went pretty ha kron four's dan thorn had one of the best jobs the business today.e was with those fans out at levi's and picks up that part of the story. >>w

takeoff from tehran leaving the world with many questions and few answers canadian prime minister justin trudeau was the 1st to publicly announce a possible cause in iranian missile we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by in a rainy and surface to air missile. this may well have been unintentional. this new information reinforces the need for a thorough investigation into this matter u.s. officials say they have quote a high degree of certainty that it was a missile that hit the plane earlier u.s. president donald trump suggested it might have been an intentional. i have my suspicions it was very i don't want to say that because other people have those suspicions also. it's a tragic thing when i see that it's a tragic thing. but somebody could have made a mistake on the other could've could've made a mistake ukrainian officials have also said they were quote not ruling out a missile attack having sent a team to tehran to investigate at the u.n. ukraine insisted that iran fully coopera

its own missiles downed a ukrainian jetliner that crashed outside tehran canada's prime minister justin trudeau is said the evidence from multiple intelligence sources suggests that an iranian surface to air missile hit the airliner shortly after takeoff all 176 people on board most of them iranian and canadian were killed in the crash it came just hours after iran launched an attack against u.s. targets in neighboring iraq. mobile phone footage verified by 2 media outlets appears to show the missile exploding near the plane before it crashed. western leaders say the evidence points towards an iranian missile scores of canadian nationals were killed in the crash prime minister justin trudeau attended a vigil in the capital auto earlier he announced what he believes brought down the plane. we have intelligence from multiple sources including our allies and our own intelligence. the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by entering into the surface to air missiles. this may well have been unintentional. this new information reinforces the need for a thorough investigation into t

canadian prime minister justin trudeau has addressed reporters following iran's admission that it shot down the aircraft taking us with iran has admitted to this very serious shooting down a civilian aircraft is horrific. must take full responsibility. canada. rest until we get the accountability justice and closure to the families to search for that washington now where. standing by for us of course we just heard there from the canadian prime minister just in true day weather what other reactions are we having to iran's admission of having shot down that plane. well i just want to add as well that justin trudeau said something which was quite telling of the feelings towards this whole situation which we seen over the past week or so between the u.s. and iran he said that obviously in this context the middle east these days death contributed to this tragedy but iran did the right thing and took responsibility for the downing of this plane for this tragedy so you know he's saying essentially that the tensions in that region contributed to this situation it's very care what he's saying i

justin rlatt was with the scientists. justin: getting in is not easy. it takes five weeks just to get the science teams and their equipment to the front of the glacier. this is an historic moment, the first time anyone has to drill down through this glacier. beneath the 600 meters of ice below is the most important point of all, the point at which the ice meets thecean water. ros: extraordinary report. more of it on the bbc's app and bbc website. we will hear from justin, who joined me a few moments ago to we will play that later onp. "outside source." thanks for watching. bye-bye. narrator: funding for this presentation is made possible by... man: babbel, an online program developed by language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. narrator: funding was also provided by... the freeman foundation. by judy and pefor blum-kovler dation. pursuing solutions for americs neglected needs. and by contrstutions to this pbion from viewers like you, thank you. be more, pbs. ♪ r rrator: funding this presentation is man: babbel, a language learning app that