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year, the commission voted to allow american access to the european satellite system known as get a leo -- system known as galileo. this should make gps more precise, more reliable, and more toilient, which is a boon consumers and businesses alike. gains to highlight recent by the u.s. delegation in egypt. this event comes around every four years. you can think of it. as the spectrum olympics i was -- you can think of it as the spectrum olympics. i was honored to help create a regulatory framework to allow for the growth of a multi trillion dollar global ict industry. the majority of the agenda focuses on -- we are cared additional flexibility to operate in additional bands. we established a regulatory framework for ngs owes to operate in key band. and made other progress as well. this global collaboration will need new opportunities -- will mean new opportunities for u.s. companies. when i spoke in july, i talked about the upcoming 50th anniversary of the moon landing. i thought i would close my remarks today by going back to the 1960's again. when we think of the space race, we think

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save this tape so candice can apologize. >> leo, you're a joke. >> she's name calling. >> raymond: we'lleave it there. let you debate off air. candice and leo. up next, joe piscopo breaks down the biggest new year's eve fails and looks behind hollywood's new year's resolutions. we'll be back in a moment. stay there. i'm finding it hard to stay on top of things a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free woory free.... boom! boom! get free business day shipping... ...at office depot, officemax and officedepot.com some things are too important to do yourself. ♪ get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >> i was sure that trump was going to get elected the day he announced. it would be like hitler and the mexicans and the jews. that's what he's delivered. >> raymond: happy new year. that i was linda ronstadt. why does trump loom so large in the heads of these hollywood stars? >> i don't know. great job today. your kid, what a great

. >> justice stevens was confirmed by unanimous in the senate justice o'connor, was also justice a leo or only nine votes against three. that's that breyer, it is now 31, a situation in the last few, there's been over 40, are we at a point where there is no turning back in terms of the pretentious-ness of the confirmation process and what kind of damage does that do to your institution? >> if you think back, way back to 1980, what i got my first job in d.c.. i was appointed to the court of appeals. the chair of the judiciary committee, the ranking minority memo, those to work together, to get well qualified, judges, appointed, to the federal courts, it was the same thing, 1993, when i was nominated, then, senator joe biden, chair of the committee, on hatch, the ranking minority member, on that judiciary committee, or an hatch was my biggest supporter, so it should be, and the way i hope i will see again in my lifetime, but it will take people who really care about our country, to say, enough of this dissension, us come together, and do the work. >> is there anything, i don't know wheth

the ft has picked up on a interview with leo varadkar. interesting because it is talking about one of the first big battles of the eu trade talks that will start taking place after brexit, starting in march probably and what leo varadkar is saying is that britain will have to be flexible about these trade talks. if we want certain concessions on financial services, we will have to let the eu fishing boats have access to our waters. the vote leave out campaign was saying pa rt of vote leave out campaign was saying part of the attraction of brexit was that fishermen would get control of british waters again and we wouldn't have all these foreign boats coming in and fishing for our fish. and it seems very much it is going to have to be one of the areas of negotiation and that fishing rights could be a bargaining chip when we wa nt could be a bargaining chip when we want to try and get something out of the eu. and financial markets is actually crucial to our entire economy to be able to raise taxes and distributed across the country and distr

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save this tape so candice can apologize. >> leo, you're a joke. >> she's name calling. >> raymond: we'llve it there. let you debate off air. candice and leo. up next, joe piscopo breaks down the biggest new year's eve fails and looks behind hollywood's new year's resolutions. we'll be back in a moment. stay there. days and nights out , days and nights out , keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. ♪ >> i was sure that trump was going to get elected the day he announced. it would be like hitler and the mexicans and the jews. that's what he's delivered. >> raymond: happy new year. that i was linda ronstadt. why does trump loom so large in the heads of these hollywood stars? >> i don't know. great job today. your kid, what a great kid. he's got a tenth grader here. he knows who i am. he said who are you, old white guy? he says joe piscopo. everybody. has to settle down, raymond. the montra on the radio show,?a.m. 970 and my buddies, you have to settle down and they're getting crazy for no reason. o maybe because i've known citizen trump for over 3

plus, a new piece asking, what if donald trump won significantly larger portions of the black vote? herman cain, leoerrel, with a can't-miss debate. incendiary? event. next. ♪ some things are too important to do yourself. get customized security with 24/7 monitoring from xfinity home. awarded the best professionally installed system by cnet. simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. ♪ >> laura: have you actually taken time to examine the top four democrat 2020 contenders? it's an absolute train wreck. now last night we reminded you that even barack obama is wondering what is going on here, warning about the party's lurch to the left. so why did he feel the need to speak out? well, because the s so-called moderates in the top tier, buttigieg and biden, sounding like this. >> anyone who is in a situation -- regardless of whether they are documented or undocumented, we have an obligation. >> immigration reform isn't enough unless we also decriminalize border crossings. >> laura: but what about the progressives? as we reported this week, and all-out war has broken out between radical ho

ireland's government has been a minority government since 2016. the taoiseach, leoand supply agreement with the main opposition party fianna fail and on the votes of independent members of the irish parliament. we knew an election was coming, there had been plenty of speculation about an early election. we thought maybe in the summer, but we think that is now moving we think to early february. why now? the government has had lots going on externally, notjust in terms of domestic issues. first of all, we have brexit. ireland's deputy prime minister simon coveney has been at the forefront of those negotiates with the european union in a bid to protect ireland's place within europe and its interests in a post—brexit world. given this deal on the table has been passed through the uk's parliament, that has all but been moved to one side. the other issue ireland has been focusing on is stormont and getting the institutions in northern ireland back up and running in northern ireland. ireland has an interest in that. it is obliged to oversee that power—sharing is back up an

dramatic rescue in a stray leo the navy helps there isn't stranded by fires in one coastal town. but the ad supporters and members of the runabout groups pulled back from the u.s. embassy in baghdad but they still want foreign troops out of iraq. but we begin in turkey where the parliament is expected to vote in the next few hours on a government motion to deploy troops to libya ancora supports the un backed government in tripoli that's facing warlord when if i have those forces they launched an offensive to capture the capital last april turkey says its troops will protect its rights in the mediterranean and its interests in libya and tripoli recently signed deals on military cooperation and maritime boundaries meanwhile greece israel and cyprus are also about to sign off on an agreement to transport gas from the eastern mediterranean sea europe that said all this with turkey's deal with libya to extract gas from the sea or man was otherwise heard to stand by for us in libya's capital tripoli but 1st let's head straight to uncle or where mohamed is live mahmut 1st of all is this

raise a rigorous then 101 leo shirt well jacket one. jacket 3 layers and a red mask and a red doodle. trapped at home some people have followed an online call chanting hum do your best from there windowless. small gestures to lift people's spirits like this light show in one flashing words of encouragement everyone here is waiting and hoping that life in the city can soon return to normal. let's get the very latest now with our correspondent mathias berlinger joining us from beijing good morning to you i'm a ts can you bring us up to date on data on what authorities are doing to get this epidemic in check yeah the authorities have gone from 0 practically 0 response to everything they can throw in within one week now as we have seen one and almost the entire province is locked and everywhere people are warned not to go out as you can see here behind me this is a fever clinic some people are queuing up there but it's not a lot i think here in beijing the number of cases is not that high yet but people feel very uncertain about what that me

at the same time she made a romantic link with leo and didn't have it in her. >>> the movie "cats" isg on real life with fans dressing up as characters who shout and sing alone of the even more proof cats have nine lives, right? from universal stuoss right now. all right. let's get right to it with more revelations from jessica simpson. >> this morning she

leo? >> i would have to think a little more carefully about the implications of migrating that framework to leo, but what i can say is with respect to for example the cbrs band where we did explore that type of sharing arrangement, we feel that that is the best of both worlds using things like the environmental sensing capability and the spectrum as says systems to be able to manage and make sure the incumbents are protected when they need access to that spectrum but also to free a substantial amount of that spectrum where priority access licenses might be appealing or where gaa would be available essentially on a license by rule basis. so i'd have to think carefully about the implications but i do think that the model that we've established in cbrs has been a very productive one and we're always looking forward to innovative solutions like that. if there's an application in leo, we would love to see the engineering analysis that might help us move forward. solved the world's problems, all right. anybody else? all right. well, as one of my favorite political philosophers, george costanza on

so we, from a recent study that we did at leo, we know that hud vouchers, vouchers for veterans, homeless veterans to put them in permanent supportive housing, have had a significant impact on reducing veterans homelessness. so much of what the local policy is is driven by federal funding, so there's federal funding for housing subsidies that's going to drive their provision at the local level, subsidies, a lot of emphasis is put on rapid rehousing program so communities are offering rapid rehousing. the -- much of the funding for emergency financial systems for homelessness comes from federal funding. we're just now starting to test these programs. the family option study was a real-- a great randomized control study that hud initiated to test the effects of rapid rehousing versus housing subsidies and other things and then that particular example, the housing subsidies won out and they look like they had a bigger impact on preventing homelessness than rapid rehousing. but we're just now starting to test this for different groups and for, in different communities to really understand whe

a book that was uncommonly prophetic about what was about to happen in germany when it was 1st published in 1983 the autobahns by leo. tells the story of a jewish family at the time the national socialists the nazi party came to power many others they believe john many have been in light and cultured society and the violence against jews would stop. or about this visionary book from a man of letters david leavitt's after 945 people here in germany claimed they didn't know anything who wanted another war and concentration camps weren't those for criminals well if they had just read the right books they would have seen it coming so many authors saw the disaster coming. from. jewish author leone for strong or wrote the up our minds in 1933 just months after hitler rose to power the upper months are a wealthy jewish family in the furniture business their story starts just a few months before the nazis take over but it's clear that change is coming there's already anti semitic violence in the streets but the open months don't want to believe they're in danger because the germany they know is so civilised here people were

leo? chairman pai: i would have to think a little more carefully about the implications of migrating that framework to leo. with respect to the cprs band or -- where we did explore that type of sharing arrangement, we feel that was the best of both worlds. we have been able to accommodate some of the incumbents, military users in particular, using using things like the environmental sensing capability and the spectrum access systems of being able to make sure the incumbents are protected. also to free up a substantial amount of spectrum across a huge part of the country where priority access licenses are appealing. if they are not, then general access licenses, gaa would be available. i think the model we have established is a productive one. we are always looking forward to innovative solutions like that. if there is an application in leo, we would love to see the engineering analysis that would help us move forward. solved the world's problems. all right. [laughter] chairman pai: anyone else? all right, well as one of my favorite political philosophers george costanza once said, leave on

. >> if leo is out for a walk this morning, whoever is walking leo will need a jacket. skies and you can see it outside your window and i see it here on the satellite view. we will be in and out of clouds for the entire weekend. soft sunlight, we remain dry for the next few days and we did get another opportunity for rainfall come tuesday. there was some fog out there this morning especially in the sacramento valley with visibility down to about 0.25 mile the pacific northwest seen some activity in the northern edge of california seeing some activity that for us it will be about the cloud cover saturday, sunday into monday we remain with mostly cloudy sky. by tuesday, things start to change. if you're looking to be out and about, you should be okay. monday will be the warmest day. tuesday morning early on for it will hit us in time for the morning drive on tuesday. as far as what we have outside our doors right now, cloudy and a cool start. upper 30s in santa rosa, 36 in livermore and around the bay in the 40s. 40 degrees along the peninsula in redwood city. mid to uppe

only for a limited time we discover they're a unique mix of all kinds of things. there it is! he's gone with it! leoy're a little bit of a lot of things, but they're all pure love. [♪] susan: let's get to the battle over border funding. if federal judge ruled the construction of a private wall in texas can move forward. let's talk about the company involved. is this a private wall? there is a private company involved. fisher industries got the contract to build the border wall. but now its under investigation. there is a report they failed to meet qualify case criteria. >> there is lots of review when government does a big procurement for $400 million. i have seen this company's website and i have seen the equipment they put on. they will use some of their own money to put up a 3-mile stretch. half of the border is in texas with mexico and most of it is in private lands. a judge allowing a particular land owner to build their own wall along the border is an important aspect of what happens. building near the boundary. we southeast have agreements with mexico to regulate what goes in the floodplain.

then came a visit from borisjohnson and the taoiseach leo varadkar. king back at an historic few days at stormont for us, here's the bbc‘s northern ireland political reporter, jayne mccormack. this is stormont‘s great hall. it's been a hive of activity in recent days with devolution restored after a three—year hiatus. the dup and sinn fein agreed a deal that includes new legislation for the irish language and ulster scots and now the five main parties have rejoined the executive. it feels like business as usual but it's not. that's because after the december general election, the dup and sinn fein saw their vote fall while the alliance party saw a surge in its vote. it will be keen to make its muscle felt in the new assembly. there are new ministers in the executive, too, tasked with taking tough decisions on health and education, with those budgets are under severe strain. there is £1 billion in extra funding coming from the government to help with that but money isn't everything. the parties have to prove now that they can get past the honeymoon peri

senators had just finished a vote on mandatory childhood vaccinations rebecca delay, leo she allegedly tossed the blood a right on to the floor of the senate from the public galleries saying quote that's for the dead babies. so the sacramento county district attorney's office they're charging dileo with vandalism and assault on a public official. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news communities in the philippines are forced to evacuate after a volcano erupts filling the skies with smoke. >>a little peek outside here at home a little soggy around the bay area as you're waking up this morning roads are slick. so watch your speed. we'll have a complete weather and traffic check coming up for you after the break stay with us. >>well happening now nearly half a million people are evacuating after a volcano erupted in the philippines that although erupted sunday afternoon filling the skies with lots of smoke and ash look at that all flights at the manila international airport have been suspended. the volcano is one of the country's most active and also considered among the world's

the government insists a trade deal is possible by the end of the year, after the uk leaves the european union on friday, but eu officials are more cautious. ireleand's taiseoch, leo the "stronger team" when the talks begin. he's been speaking to our political editor, laura kuenssberg. of course, looking down at you. yeah, this is michael collins, one of the founding fathers of the country, and the founding father of my party. the past and the present have been part of brexit‘s haggling, with one of the leaders in the fight for irish independence supervising him from the office wall. leo varadkar has held many of the cards. yeah, i don't think the uk has yet come to terms with the fact that they are now a small country. he might claim that, but as one phase of brexit closes, another opens. so, does the eu or uk hold the power in round two? we have a population and a market of a50 million people. the uk, it's about 60. so, if these were two teams up against each other playing football, who do you think has the stronger team ? so long as we're united. the next step, of course, is getting a trade deal. the uk wants it done in a year. is that realistic? i don't think

a drowning man that he never got in "titanic." rose, you had space. >> kate winslet. >> come back! >> it happened while leomayday call for a man who had fallen overboard near st. martin. >> that man was eventually found and rescued by leo and crew after treading water for nearly 11 hours. >> whoa. >> a report says the man who had fallen overboard from too much alcohol was only minutes away from drowning. when i first saw this story i was like, treading water for 11 hours? i couldn't do it for the 60 seconds we had to in high school. >> i can't do it for 11 seconds. >> they say if you go far enough out in the water, there's like the buoyancy or something because of the salt. so you really just have to float a little bit. >> oh, okay. maybe that's how people are able to do it. we've heard incredible stories like that before. and the fact that he got on that yacht, he's dehydrated, he saw leo and was like -- >> think he kept drinking? >> is this heaven? gimme the bottle of crystal, or better yet, the henney. leo likes the henney. he dated ri-ri, right? >> you're hilarious, come on. >>> next to the "jeopardy!"

and we know donald trump is that he wanted to find a trade deal with chinese president xi jinping but until now it's only the top china negotiator leo hood visiting us for the dining that means a lot if the chinese president xi jinping doesn't show up with fanning thera many because that would mean that china my thing that they made more through to confession this time so they would want to keep the profile as low as possible locally and internationally all right so when does this mean that the u.s. has won the trade war. well monica it's only to face one deals so it's hard to say who wins or loses that key is the thinking around negotiation and we know for the 2nd round go to the show and the u.s. with one china to cancel it. if they on companies but if they aren't enterprises ah the foundations for the chinese communist party and duration so they would try a way to protect them and put chinese officials they think not only the u.s. want to make more china's money but to cut china's economic lifeline in the following talk so we would expect the think around go to be more difficult who has the upper hand if they're too early to say

we will be a little abrupt, we don't control the cameras in the senate unfortunately. leo from texas text in, why don't you file a motion to this qualify the senators who publicly said they would not be an impartial jury. their hopeless, meaningless and should not be allowed to vote at all in accuse themselves or disqualify them. chris in california what the question you would like to have asked. >> this question is for the house managers. if witnesses are so important to the house, why did they shut down the minority for their date of witnesses according to the house rules. they cut them right off at the knees. >> have you learned anything in the last two days or today with the questioning of the senators? >> nothing new really. all right. thank you for calling him. canton ohio. >> please go ahead. >> my question is how is it fair when they've already signed saying they would not be partial to the hearing when you have these candidates, senator candidates running for president that are automatically going to vote to impeach him. that is not impartial. why are they allowed

a big summit and tell the small countries what's what, and that's not the way the 21st century works. it's certainly not the way the european union works. borisjohnson says he disagrees with his irish friend. leol have a voice, and when it comes to brexit, friends and opponents can be one and the same. laura kuenssberg, bbc news, dublin. well, the government faces a number of key decisions in this crucial brexit week. among them is whether to allow the chinese technology giant huawei access to the uk's 5g network. borisjohnson has today insisted he won't "jeopardise" the uk's security relationships. a decision is expected tomorrow. our security correspondent gordon corera is here. he is caught on the horns of a dilemma, with this huawei decision, borisjohnson? dilemma, with this huawei decision, boris johnson? absolutely. at the national security council meets tomorrow it is facing a difficult and contentious decision which involves balancing economic costs, national security and relationships with the united states. there are essentially two options for stop one is to listen to those critics who say the company is a national security risk, something the company of course denies, and then excl

. >> you know, a lot of people expected renee zellweger's win, but taron egerton beat out the likes of olympia leonardo dicaprio, eddie murphy and so many more. but leo's. >> it is quentin tarantino's revisionist history of the 1969 manson murders. it focuses on a fading tv star and his stunt double. >> how you feel. >> pold me the night was abouee old friends than winning an award. >> we're the same home you have all that damn hair? >> i don't know, but i got other problems. we'll talk afterwards. >> reporter: "1917" won in the best drama category. it also won best director for sam mendes, who filmed it to appear as if the entire movie was just one continuous should. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: tom hanks got emotional when he saw his family in the audience while accepting a lifetime achievement award. >> a man is blessed, man is bld ail sngdo front like that. >> awkwafina. >> reporter: awkwafina made history of the first woman of asian descent for the farewell. she told me the multigenerational family saga resonated across all cultures. >> we're all connected by love and loss. >> yes. >> and especially the love we have for our grandparents. >> reporter

investigation of mine yes but if people don't know your name as well as they might it's really no leo varadkar is a champion of neoliberalism of identity politics and yet he doesn't go of very well in your own your book taught me about one point your religion of peace with the god of commissioner martin clunes one of the individuals involved in the events that occurred is the current prime minister in ireland the override occur an individual with whom i was a colleague in cabinet who for reasons best known to him saw fit to. raise these issues knowing i was out of the country and to run a narrative that ultimately proved in the context of my engagements with these issues to be entirely false narrative. i'm still awaiting the day for him to apologize for the manner in which he conducted himself because if he had genuine concerns around the issues that he publicly raised we were cabinet colleagues were simply in offices down the corridor from each other and i found myself in the rather odd position where he i was under attack by him as was the former guard the commissioner at a time when i was on a a

the school of public health here at hong kong university is a leading authority in the study of emerging viral diseases. leo poon is a neurologist and was among to decode the sars coronavirus. >> this wuhan outbreak, i believe, was caused by animal virus and that an animal carried this and spread to human and what we know is causing pneumonia that doesn't respond to antibiotic treatment, not surprising. in terms of mortality sars killed 10% of the infected individuals. >> between 2002 and 2003 sars infected more than 8,000 people and killed 774 in a pandemic that reached 37 countries. officials say the new virus was first detukted in wuhan on december 12th, initial patients employed at the seafood market. hundreds of kilometers south of wuhan at this market in the southern city -- wild animals are crammed inside cages. mallard ducks, rodents, even porcupines to be sold for consumption. it's not a unique site in markets across china where both animals and humans are in close contact. this footage, not independently verified by cnn, is from hong kong broadcaster i-cable filmed on the 6th and 7th of january as

if you have information, call the leo police. >>> a small earthquake struck the south bay. a magnitude 3.9 quake happened around 11:16 last a jolt. >>> learning more about a man accused of putting two small cameras inside the bathroom at a starbucks in san jose. police found the suspect sitting in his car, just outside the coffee shop >> that is disgusting. that is sad to hear in your own neighborhood. thank you frequent customers are still shocked over the sunday arrest of a fellow patron at the starbucks. san jose police say 37 -year-old shawn evans hid two small surveillance cameras inside the bathroom of the store. in the 1800 block. thedly recorded people using the facilities. >> his face is a familiar. i have seen him. >> reporter: troubling? >> no it just makes youepy. >> reporter: a call brought officers investigating and they found him sitting outside the coffee shop. they found multiple electronic devices linking him to the crime, along with drug paraphernalia. starbucks officials say customer safety and security is paramount. >> procedures and processes in place

trying to get a trade deal by the end of the year. this is one of leocally wanting the uk that the eu is going have the upper hand into this because it has a bigger population and it has a far bigger economy. he also that the uk came to brexit dogs and misunderstood how europe was going to approach things. have a listen. we really understand a lot about britain but i think a lot of british people don't understand a lot about ireland, including your politicians. and that's what was very badly exposed, i think, during the whole brexit process. a lot of people in britain underestimated the fact that european partners will stay by us. britain has a very powerful history, a very colonial history and i think there are people in britain who thought that france, germany and britain would get together at a big summit and tell the smaller countries what's what and that is not the way the 21st—century works, it's certainly not the way the european union works. it is also worth mentioning that leo varadkar is questioning the timetable. boris johnson wants varadkar

china's leo who is in washington to sign a cease fire in a trade war that has slowed global growth i.m.f. managing director chris telenor georgieva reminded the trades are this was only a truce not a permanent peace deal leaves in place tire of some 360000000000 dollars worth of chinese goods it doesn't address technology transfers china's huge subsidies for state owned firms and cyber attacks. these terrorists will stay in place until there's a phase 2 if the president gets a phase 2 quickly consider releasing terraces part of phase 2 if not there won't be any terror leave what this modest deal does is prevent escalation the u.s. has agreed to stop labeling china as a currency manipulator beijing will buy $200000000000.00 worth of u.s. farm products manufactured goods and services asian markets were lower on reports the trumpet ministration was preparing to further tighten controls on technology exports to china sua way i think it will be a fight she will fight to fight a cycle between china and the united states and so both sides. continue to try to build a strategic advantage or. no s

have held off on imposing for the judy's many other issues remain unresolved china's leo who is in washington to sign a cease fire in a trade war that has slowed global growth i.m.f. managing director christine george reminded the trades are this was only a truce not a permanent peace deal leaves in place tire of some 360000000000 dollars worth of chinese goods it doesn't address technology transfers china's huge subsidies for state owned firms and cyber attacks.

a place for them in the royal family. any suggestion to the contrary is just wrong. nick, many thanks, our royal correspond nicholas witchell there. borisjohnson and the irish prime minister leohtime meeting members of the new devolved government. mrjohnson says it's a historic time for the people of northern ireland — after power—sharing was restored on saturday after a three—year stand—off. our ireland correspondent chris page is at stormont. the prime minister has just finished speaking to us here will stop for so long this great hall at stormont has felt empty and rather forlorn. but borisjohnson has felt empty and rather forlorn. but boris johnson has come felt empty and rather forlorn. but borisjohnson has come to stem his approval on the deal to make it a place of power again. and he also wa nted place of power again. and he also wanted to hear from local politicians about their plans now for northern ireland, not least how they are going to make things easier for people working in public services who have really been feeling the effects of the lengthy political deadlock. i should warn you my report contains some flash photography. the first official visit to the headq

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