>> i think sidney is correct. there is a double standard.s to break the double standard pap man who lied multiple times under oath gave material lies things they didn't know. on the other hands you have a man who was trapped. they had the actual answer to the question in their briefcase. so they trapped him. that's it. one count, not under oath. of course, you have to dismiss that case. why? because one is a republican and one is a democrat? we have unequal justice? that's how half of america feels. trump is going through impeachment for allegedly threatening the president of ukraine, and they see biden walking around free for three president of ukraine. that's not america. >> i would appoint separately a special counsel outside the justice department look at this. >> i agree completely, tom. lou: sydney where? >> i think it could be done by the existing department of justice. but if it not quickly, then yes. >> how quickly? >> another week or glrchghts it is 5 a.m. here are your top stories a this the hour in new corona virus fears right he

we are back with general michael flynn's attorney, sidney, i want to go back to that moment.ee years and a few days since general flynn re-signed. he has been put through hell by any definition in the prosecution by these justice department attorneys. where are we with the case? bring us up-to-date very quickly. >> we are in the process of trying to get his guilty plea vacatur or the case dismissed for the government's outrageous and egregious misconduct, from the time they started the investigation to the prosecutor after recent breach of the plea agreement it has been one thing after another. the investigation was based on a pretext to begin with, there is no valid basis to investigate him and they have violated his rights in every single turn, they interviewed him in an ambush without telling him what they were doing, or that he was the subject of the investigation. he didn't have a lawyer present. they didn't advise him of his rights because they literally schemed and planned. the next step is to file a reply brief tomorrow on the misconduct motion. >> the justice departm

administration, to try to overthrow his presidency and with us, special guest including rudy giuliani, sidney powell and judicial watch president tom fitton. first the president was put through crossfire hurricane, an 11 month fbi probe that began in july of 2016 while the president was still a candidate in which fbi agents investigated when the fbi came up with nothing the radical dems conspired with obama era holdovers and loyalists to create a special counsel investigation led by robert mueller. almost two years of investigation resulted in clear and unequivocal exoneration and vindication of the president. after failing in crossfire hurricane and the mueller investigation that collapsed the radical dems quickly maneuvered, tried to initiate and impeachment without evidence, only baseless partisan charges charges entirely partisan, transparently farcical, donald trump was immediately acquitted nearly two weeks ago. with the special counsel there was no collusion so radical drams moved to obstruction and the president again exonerated. the dems tried impeachment on abuse of power. there was

here now to react exclusively is general flynn's attorney sidney powell.as been a travesty of justice here. >> huge. >> sean: what comey admitted to, i would never do it and try to get away with in the bush or obama years. mccabe saying you don't need a lawyer and then he did need a lawyer. they denied him his constitutional rights. then irony of all ironies. they didn't think he lied but they said we want you to lie and say you lied. they are telling him to lie so we won't go after your son after have you had to sell your house and everything in between that happened. >> it's even worse than that, sean. >> small group at the fbi including mccabe and peter strzok and agent i can't name and trish anderson and james baker and others literally worked together to figure out how and when to interview him to keep him from knowing he was even the subject of the interview. so not only was he not warned of his rights, he didn't even know that he was being investigated. in fact, he was led to believe that he wasn't being investigated. i don't even know of a false st

sidney, come on up. he was structuraher work helpeds seamlessly open the transit center to the public and ensures that everyone who visits the transit center is welcome and safe. i thank yo thank her and congratulate her on her rye. >> thanretirement. >> thank you. i wish you all the best. it is a wonderful project. i'll be following it from afar. >> but you've got to share with the board what your next endeavor is? >> my husband and i started an oil and gas company in east tennessee about a year ago, and it is growing, and now i'm going to go back and run the company. >> congratulations. >> con grafts congrats. >> and ro rodney harris has agreed to take the role. he joined us in 2017, and has proven to be in intrical part of the security team. he has a vast majority of experiences. he worked tirelessly before we opened the center. the infrastructure is functioning. rodney not only brings a great depth to his role, but he provided a seamless transition. >> thank you. first i would like to thank mark forg

former federal prosecutor sidney powell, great to have you both.ney, what do you make of the president remarked today, lisa page, peter strzok, the mueller investigation. they forgot about the speech when he five thing, do you think any of those folks should be worried tonight? >> the president gives voice to what the american people are thinking. and he has been hounded for three years by these absolutely baseless, fabricated specious accusations and lies. he is absolutely justified in being irate over the entire thing. i think he's been beyond patient and john durham will hopefully get to the bottom of it soon and start indicting the people who are really responsible for what we've endured for the last three years. it's not right to make up lies and false accusations against people. people have been persecuted and prosecuted on the basis of absolutely fabricated situatio situations. >> shannon: we've heard a number of people say from the time that john durham was appointed that, listen to him he's worked well under a number of administrations, a

gary cooper sidney. and jane fonda since $951.00 movie stars have enjoyed coming to the berlin international film festival. and fans love the chance to get up close to stars like george clooney and léonard at the capital. the exhibition in a book features highlights from more than 6 decades of pictures taken by official festival photographers ditto kozluk hosted the festival as its director from 2001 to 2019 his favorite shot is of him with judi dench. to see put in here you see the star with the festival director but you don't see his face or you see the symbol so that's why i like this picture because nothing destructs the eye from her from james bond's m. . and judi dench is one of the greatest actresses in all of film history. we think issues do help top to. the photos capture some of the glamour and excitement that are part of the belly largest public film festival in the world. curious her danielle is on 5 pored over thousands of photos. it is who took me here i'm interested in what happened to sig

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is a very subtly told drama with a really incredible central performance by the 1st time actress sidney flanagan i think that combination of the this the subtlety of the story plus the sort of political edge to it could really give it give it the give it the edge come later tonight i have to say the acting in that one i mean you just don't go away and perhaps it could be a good year for the united states because we also saw the film 1st count here by a female american director kelly reichardt it's a great movie essentially a delicate western style movie but with a total difference a sensitive look at a male friendship to drift is essentially in the wild west to find a cow which essentially becomes a cash cow they steal the milk to make hot cakes it's a story that addresses friendship so it's a story that takes on capitalism to a certain extent in that it deals with money which i think we see in many movies either but nevertheless certainly a movie with holmes and that's something the jury he said they wanted to see a movie with holmes. and so many films have been watching dozens of film

which caused heavy rainfall and thunderstorms across southeastern places of australia, including sidney. meanwhile, we have a system across the north, and that is expected to move away from canada,, but in montreal, on wednesday, two people are killed, and many people are injured, because of a car pileup that involved nearly 200 vehicles, and temperatures remain on the chilly side, especially on your friday morning. and the temperatures could be down to minus 18 degrees. that's nearly five degrees colder than normal for this time of the year. warming up significantly as we go into saturday, but friday, it is going to be very chilly, and with strong winds, you can feel like minus 22 degrees or so, that's not good at all, because wind chill values below 25 degrees celsius can cause frostbite in 30 minutes or so. cover your skin to avoid frosostbite and hypothermia. in canada, quite low temperatures and dry conditions. that's i it for r me. have a nice day. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline," thank you for watching. and do stay with us for more. >>> china's central bank

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first sidney. and we're going to fulfill the repeated purposes apologise to the people and promise to be you know we've all pots. you ready for a. pretty good bertha now you want to 1st. know. all the. big. welcome to worlds apart freedom of speech is one of the pillars of democracy and also the one that in the west is perceived as being in greatest peril with the left claiming that it has become a be coopted by the right to spray paid and the right deriving the laugh test sinister a snowflake censors just was odd the boundaries of free speech to discuss that i'm now joined by a british activist. mr robinson it's good to see you thank you very much for coming over it's good to be saying now what brings you to russia. giving a presentation to more to explain the history and the dangers of grooming which is more of a right. now speaking about the topic of your talk correct me if i'm wrong it's titled the rape of britain i know that you are prone to generalizations but isn't that too broad and too thr

for the 50th time he'll face penguins captain sidney crosby. 15th season as well.n that time no one in the league has put up points at a faster rate. both have stanley cups and are after another.

seoul fell 1%, sidney was off 0.75% after losing 2.3% on wednesday. shanghai managed to finish in the positive. it recovered slightly after ending down at 0.8% the day before. and the south korea central bank downgraded its growth forecast for 2020. policy makers there have been looking for ways to cushion the blow to the economy. they say for now, they won't touch the key interest rate. instead, they will make it easier for small and mid-sized firms to get loans. >> translator: the spread of the new coronavirus is the biggest risk to south korea. the shock could be much worse than the impact from other pandemics. >> policy makers say for a six-month period starting in march they'll offer extra loans amounting to 5 trillion or about $4 billion. most of the money will go to firms in the service and manufacturing industries in daegu and north ken province. those sectors have been hit particularly hard. the policy makers now say they expect the economy to grow by 0.2 percentage point less than they previously forecast. they say that's because personal sp

. >> sidney freedberg, breaking defense. just before we started here, i googled an old article of mine entitled, pivot to asia, not so fast, about the lingering gravity of the middle east. that was from 2012. . so people have been trying very hard across two administrations in both parties to focus all of dod let alone the army on the asia pacific and the middle east, you know, keeps on sucking us back in. obviously you are not joint forces that's a joint staff function. but as you look at the army pranl, as you do the night courts and the budget and 31 party programs, how can you make sure that the things investing in have applicability to across the theaters working in, that the capabilities and big circumstance and so forth have a role in the mideast and in the pacific and in the european theater, rather than being, you know, custom nish for one theater that a lot of big five were back in the '80s? >> you need a couple of things. number one, you need the will to do it. and we do have the will. the second was to the points

that is what unfortunately a lot of apt to have to do in order to win sidney poitier won his award he was a peaceful black man among women who needed help right he fit into the ideology of how black people are supposed to appear on screen. how they bury hyper sexualized a bad mother in the film for which she won her oscar mo'nique horrible mother in precious for what she won her oscar viola davis and fences the. long suffering wife. you'd never win an oscar for being powerful it would have been very incredible and out of the norm for the academy to award cynthia every vote for the oscar for harriet because she was a powerful slave she used her agency you don't win for using your agency you win for fitting into the master narrative of how blacks are supposed to appear on screen just looking hair. i can i completely i completely agree i mean when you think. terms of washington should have won an oscar for my comeback hands down should have won an oscar from a command of what do they give an oscar for training day where he is you know delinquent violent. you know that's what he wins an o

in sudanese soil that sounds very wrong message to sidney's people and i think when the bashir has tried to sit down with the same crimes that he was tried with the i.c.c. . that would send a strong message but would that happen that's very questionable and i bet i'd like to have that in the senate and even brought amps was one thing they spared from people in dark or is that you know we want to see the i.c.c. as a great the victims because not for the system because that's the great and to me to this is inflated and the system but sometimes so basically they didn't think the whole system is flawed and trying to make reforms with transitional government is just 6 months old you know and and even they say that for us to be the complete overhaul improve on that with an ox or enough people rather people. will take some time and people say you know again people and our whore and what they feel about whether the president should be tried in the us or even should be 5 of its own like some people are saying and they say that that's a reflection of you know the disparity that it's connected betw

i also wanted to recognize someone you have not met, sidney vidman who is the sister-in-law of lieutenant colonel vidman. we want to thank her. [applause] i think we all know of any state, virginia gets this, the respect for our military, the respect for our federal employees. [applause] people,a that i saw a fewf party, republicans on my weight in who were proud to identify -- there they are -- some are being quiet right now. it was my friend john mccain, one of the last things when john and i visited, he showed me some words in his book which reminds an, he wascol. vidm having trouble speaking at the end. it said, there is nothing more liberating in life than fighting for a cause larger than yourself. [applause] , that is so much about what this election is about. it is used showing up in the middle of a friday when you could be doing so many other things. how much this means to me, because i think you understand that is what my campaign is about. it is a little different than other people running for president. it is one of the reasons i announced in the middle of a blizzard and went t

i think that back in the day, in the '60s when you had harry belafonte and sidney portier, agency the black stars of-month-o hollywood, when they advocating change, you found to the left of them and to the right of them there were white actors of praovidence there supporting them. but today, i don't see that support from our white brother s and sisters who are standing up and championing the case for diversity as well. >> lisa, back to you. if we could talk about the movie "parasite" it's a south korean film. and the film was nominated for six awards including best picture but none of the asian actors got a nod. if you look back at history, in hollywood, i mean, it seems like the academy is willing to honor asian films, but not asian actors so much. why do you think that is? >> well, the academy and its membership, and they have been, as you said, trying to make strides to diversify the membership. people tend to nominate who will they see themselves as. even though they've been working hard to guess diversity among the ranks, it's easy to look at the film in its totality and say this

the ten hour event in sidney drew 70,000 fans from around the country. >> we're raising funds to help with the bush fires and for the firefighters and those that have been victims of the bush fires. that is why i'm here. >> the fires began in september and and killed dozens of people and injured three firefighters. >>> the fog was dancing around and out and then it was clear. by sock is was all gone. the breeze is picking up. it has been there all morning long. this is big rock and lorraine county and back to davis, vacaville and travis. at the airport at one time was 39 and travis was 52. they're starting to make up some ground as the temperatures are back into the 60s and 70s today. some are a little cooler and warmer. if you have the breeze it is warmer. that will be that kind of a pattern today. it will take us into tonight. the next system coming in will fall apart. there are behind of maybe on friday, we could get light rain. i don't think it will make it. we'll keep that going for now. the breeze is a breezy pattern. windy up in the hills. that will usher in the colder temperat

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sidney clausen, who's a speed skater.is really looks badly on me. >> jimmy: a children's television host. >> mr. dressup. you sent me the clip right after it came out. >> jimmy: by the way, if you'd never seen mr. dressup, which i haven't seen until today. >> it's surprising. >> jimmy: yes, it is. it's like a weird canadian mr. rogers. >> yes. that's quite accurate. i was backstage getting ready, and i was like oh, what's kimmel sending me? oh, he finds this strange. but then i watch and my dad's got to go up -- when it's my turn my dad's going to do a sort of intro speech and i see mark messier the great hockey player and his sister's inducting him and his friends. it's a very nice and touching moment and they sort of hug and kiss. my dad turns to me and goes, by the way, you when you come up you don't have to hug me. [ laughter ] true story. and i said oh, okay. thanks, dad. and like just off in the distance i could hear "cat's in the cradle" playing. so i go -- totally true. i go up and my dad hands it to me, nice spee

also inside is a preapproved membership to an sidney's jewel encrusted credit card.d made from gold, diamonds, pearls, and other precious stones. by the way, the one year membership is valued at $10000. b70 come on. arthel: i'll take it, way to be rich and famous. but it's fun to gaze into their lifestyle. eric: tonight, a lot of hollywood observers believe, they expect the top acting categories or issuance. arthel: the one thing we can predict is that something unpredictable will likely happen. right there tonight at the theater in los angeles, so what that might be though, is anyone's guess. including our own fox news oscar experts. >> great to see you happy oscar sunday. arthel: this guy gets everything right. what is your percentage? >> on most years 80 to 90%. i'm here for the gift bag. arthel: lets our best actor who you have. >> there are three certain things in life, death, taxes, and phoenix winning the oscar. these were the most acclaimed performances of 2019. phoenix and joker is so raw, intense, and just mesmerizing. he has swept all the precursor awards.

i do not seek the public light but sidney harris said the difference between nationalism and patriotismthe patriot is the way it has done a nationalist is a matter what it does to make sure the tale is told right i am here to defend the nationalist you do not hear feared my voice i served in every major engagement in some form or fashion i speak russian german croatian i applied for my first permit and i got every year until i retired your attacking uniformed personnel and specialists sailors people that serve us every day because they don't know about the nsa is people like us that protect you. this is in the way our country is supposed to work looking at the steel dossier on russia i predate with that predicament with this disparity between the electoral college where nobody really has a strategy between russia and saudi arabia they don't really have a plan to win the election thank you. >> thank you very much and to come from the board. >> thank you for having me am so grateful to be here this evening i am running for president bringing americans around our shared values and to speak

. >> reporter: amenze's husband nate, dad to aaron, sidney and william has been suffering from suddenining. >> the first thing i was thinking was, you know, my kids, how can my kids live without their father? >> i had a conversation with my oldest son, just talking to him and letting him know that i may not make it. >> everything would hopefully be fine but like in case anything -- anything wrong happened, that i'd be like the man of the house and be in charge of everything, to protect my siblings, to take care of them and to take care of my mom also. >> reporter: after a successful kidney exchange, here's nate today and these two former strangers now becoming more like family. >> it looks like sarah and nate talk on the phone every day now. >> it was just so funny to go from not knowing someone at all to every time you see them you have to tell them you love them. that's kind of where we are. >> reporter: and for the jones kids, a valuable lesson learned, the power of giving. >> before she was just like our principal and now she's a part of our family. >> she was never just the princ