alan: griezmann.viene con cierta amargura, lo h habÍa llevado al napoli, llega gatuzo y dice este no cuenta, y ahora ha resultado en diversos rumor rumor rumores que pudieron ubicarlo en el everton y el director deportivo el mismo que lo llevÓ de mÉxico al otro equipo, serÍa buenÍsimo para Él, necesita minutos. alan: y si no lo traemos al amÉrial amÉrica , hagamos que regrese al amÉrica, chuky lozano en el amÉrica, imagÍnate, muchisima gracias querido compatriota. daniel: feliz fin de semana, ¿tu pronÓstico del sÚper bowl? alan: kansas city 20 y san francisco 10. daniel: lo pensaste mucho. alan: vamos. francisca: yo voy por j-lo y shakira. >> gracias a mi compatriota en los deportes. francisca: ¿usted sÁbado ena quiÉn estarÁ a cargo de darle a comer a las miles de personas que estarÁn en el sÚper bowl? >> el chef jesÚs. francisca: uno de ellos, enseguida jesÚs nos presentarÁ a esta mujer. >> quÉ bueno, que gran responsabilidad tiene. y ademÁs en el mundo de la noticia te decimos por quÉ termo rÍa hoy

alan: siempre informado.a de cuerdas y los comensales compartiendo la canciÓn y coreando. ♪ ♪ ♪ reportero: el tema le gustÓ a lele pons y decidiÓ grabar la versiÓn propia del vÍdeo con bario de sus amigos youtuber. se metieron en un restaurante y hacen lo propio entre helados y hamburguesas. ♪ ♪ ♪ lo mejor de todo es que en el vÍdeo de lele aparece justin bieber viendo la nueva versiÓn de su amiga quien observa el baile, coros y el buen ambiente que se armÓ gracias a su canciÓn. el vÍdeo de lele pons casi alcanza el medio millÓn de visitas en menos de 24 horas. televisa espectÁculos, mario manjarrez. francisca:es todo el dinero-- alan: si suban el dinero de todos estos youtuber, blogueros e influencer. francisca: todo el dinero que hay ahÍ si no los millones de seguidores y los del banco. [hablan a la vez] chef: es todo producciÓn y creatividad. [hablan a la vez] alan: hay que hacer el vÍdeo, producir, tampoco estÁ tan fÁcil. francisca: pero por o unos millones uno hace eso y un poquito mÁs. una triste notici

alan: cuÁl es el truco?stÁ celebrando la semana de la moda. nuestros latinos estÁn en primerafila. no ha dejado de usar el color morado durante su estadÍa,serÁ que esta promocionando su tema? eiza gonzÁlez regresÓ a su tierra natal mÉxico por una buena causa, visitÓ un refugio de inmigrantes en tijuana y las imÁgenes lo dicen todo. por otro lado, el mundo digital quedÓ sorprendido con jennifer aniston, ya que nos revelÓ cómo suceden las cosasdetrÁs de cÁmara, estoy hablando de esta foto que muestra cÓmo venÍa sentada en el auto. eso es para que no se le arrugue el vestido. ya sabemos el sexo del bebÉ desherlyn, fue trending topic gracias a este vÍdeo que publicÓ documentando la fiesta que hizo para el gran anuncio.explotan un globo, tambiÉn vemos un humo de este color azul, significando que tendrÁ un varoncito. Éste vÍdeo seguramente los harÁ reÍr, miren cÓmo este perro entrena junto a su dueÑo, le encanta hacer lagartijas y otros ejercicios. su dueÑa dice que la motiva en el gimnasio. harry llegÓ a canadÁ p

alan: es complicado. protagonistas para respetar la memoria. chef: los mavericks de dallas tambiÉn. alan: hay muchas muestras-- fÚtbol, amigo. >> si quieres hablar de fÚtbol y quieres hablar de la copa mx porque a las chivas no le fue nada bien ganaron el partido con un muy buen gol de calderÓn pero no les iba a alcanzar y se fueron por el punto de penal claro cayendo en la tabla, se van y queda fuera de la copa mx y avanza dorados. [hablan a la vez] >> es un torneo al que los equipos se aferran cuando no tienen chance en el clausura. entendemos que tiene un mejor plantel que dorados y que ha debido pasar. chef: tiene tiempo tambiÉn tratando de demostrarle cambios-- hablan a la vez chef: este muchacho de 20 aÑos el portero y hace la parada que necesitaba. >> tambiÉn penales en toluca y atlas que se dieron con todo en el resultado del partido. 4 a 4 en el global y tambiÉn hubo que definirlo y mientras tanto la historia de pachuca y con esouna noche de copas, una noche loca. tenemos a toluca, pachuca, tijua

alan: ahÍ estÁ raÚl y fran.tomas de gripe durante el vuelo. el primer caso confirmado habÍa sido el de un hombre de 30 aÑos que recibe cuidados en el estado de washington. la alarma sanitaria se dispara y analizan a mÁs de 60 pacientes sospechosos de haber contraÍdo el coronavirus en 22 estados. las autoridades toman medidas de precauciÓn necesarias. vamos a pasar con elyangÉlica gonzÁlez para que nos cuente quÉ hacen en territorio chino y en otros paÍses. ely: estamos hablando de un virus que en apenas dos semanas ha acabado con la vida de 26 personas. la llamada neumonÍa de wuham haciendo alusiÓn a la ciudad donde comenzÓ, tiene altÍsima capacidad de propagaciÓn. son mÁs de 800 los afectados en varios paÍses y cambian con una rapidez impresionante. en mÉxico hay cinco casos sospechosos, en jalisco, michoacÁn y ciudad de mÉxico. en china, la situaciÓn es extrema, 13 ciudades estÁn cerradas sin permiso de entrada y salida de ningÚn habitante. los hospitales estÁn abarrotados y de hecho muchos enfermos se quejan

--alan francisca: gracias. alan: vamos habla de chicharito.onde estÁ sacando la gran promociÓn para el gran regreso. [cantan] [gritos] [aplausos] karla:a ver! [gritos] karla: sÓlo les tengo una pregunta, estÁn listas o listos para ver a cnco? [gritos] raÚl: seÑoras y seÑores, aquÍ estÁn los cnco! crÉditos -- [gritos] karla: hola! raÚl: bienvenidos. gracias por estar aquÍ con nosotros. karla: bienvenido. hola, corazÓn, cómo estÁs? raÚl: impresionante desde las 4:00 a.m. karla: estÁn llorando. tienen fanÁticas llorando por ustedes. cÓmo se siente [gritos] karla: cÓmo se siente que adonde van los reciban con tanto cariÑo? se han vuelto un fenÓmeno a nivel internacional. >> sÚper agradecidos con todo el apoyo que nos han dado desde un principio. hemos estado viviendo este sueÑo desde que terminÓ el show " la banda". raÚl: estÁ llorando. vino con su mamÁ. no tenemos micrÓfono, por quÉ lloras? en --ha anhelado esto toda su vida. han manejado hasta dos horas. gente que ha venido desde nueva york. por quÉ lloras? ven acÁ. >> por la emociÓn, todo el es

alan: buenos dÍas.canta todo el revoltillo. soy un fanÁtico de disney. jesse:en marzo, asÍ que muy atentos. les tengo un reto nuevo en redes sociales, esto lo empezÓ dolly parton, ayer empezÓ una serie de fotografÍas y todos los famosos empezaron a hacer lo mismo. alan: son los nombres de distintas aplicaciones con diferentes propÓsitos. jesse: entrando en el estudio di que jomari tambiÉn subiÓ la de Él, esta serÍa su foto de perfilde linkedin, facebook. en tinder tienes que poner algo un poco mÁs atrevido. alan: parques para conseguir pareja. hablando de parejas le vamos a contar la historia, no van a suceder lo que le sucediÓ a un hombre luego que trato de ayudar a su mujer a lavar la ropa. ella terminÓ poniendo a su esposo en venta por la cantidad de 112 $ porque le encogiÓ la ropa. pasÓ despuÉs que descubriÓque le habrÍa arruinado sus pantalones favoritos que le habÍan costado 199 $. se encogiÓ tanto que terminó siendo casi un pantalÓn de talla para niÑos. al final, nadie quiso comprar ni al esposo,

alan, te toca la mesa caliente de "sin rollo". alan: me toca.ue su familia fuera informada. dice:" son una organizaciÓn despreciable. serÍa respetuoso conocer que su ser querido ha fallecido y enterarse por las noticias. esto es totalmente inapropiado" quÉ fuerte o no? maity: este portal de internet siempre se ha destacado y comenzÓ haciendo paparazzi de muchos artistas pero realmente han crecido bastante y se han convertido muchos lugares y casos los primeros en llegar en la noticia. el problema fue la irresponsabilidad de otras personas de repetir la noticia. se tomaron esa apropiaciÓn, esa informaciÓn pero lo que pasó es que mucha gente se empezÓ a informar y es muy delicado. tardÓ varias horas para que las autoridades dieron unaconferencia de prensa. no es nada diferente a lo que acostumbra hacer esta cadena de noticias. >> pero no justifica . podemos entender, hablamos de una figura pÚblica, pasÓ tambiÉn en el caso de jenny, cuando el accidente, figuras que uno adora y quiere mucho y que nos impactan de una manera terrible. cuando va salien

one on one with alan dershowitz some member of donald tom's impeachment defense team on this edition of paula. politicking on larry king my special guest is an old friend alan dershowitz a member of president donald trump's impeachment defense team he's also a constitutional scholar harvard law school professor emeritus he joins us via skype that's was so many areas to cover alan what is say to friends who say is this this is not the alan dershowitz i know well they didn't know me i mean they forget that in when when richard nixon was impeached and i say that isn't pietschmann i was on the national board of the a.c.l.u. and i said no wait a minute you shouldn't be supporting us and feature it as the a.c.l.u. you should be in there defending his constitutional rights this procedural rights i think their position in the 1970 s. and then when clinton was impeached i took the same position against his impeachment and i started reading my book case against impeaching trump when hillary clinton looked like she was going to be elected president in the original title for the book was the cas

alan, i have an important question i want to ask you about.his is more from a public opinion standpoint. you are on the defense team. ken star senior on the defense team. you've both represented controversial figures among them. >> that's our job. >> jeffrey epstein. the two of you were integral in coming to a lenient plea deal in florida. it's become controversial. >> that's our job. >> sure. that was your job in the calls of your client jeffrey epstein. do you think that the two of you being a part of this, considering how unpalatable an association, a legal association with jeffrey epstein is, that that actually could backfire and not serve the president? >> well, look, i also defend oj simpson and klaus vonn beulo and mike tyson, i've defended some of the most controversial people in history. that's what lawyers do. that's what john dhar row did. >> of course, they do. in the case of jeffrey epstein and those other ones that you state, the victim or alleged victim, all women, you have a number of senators, including female senators and a l

evaluate alan dershowitz's defense today please. >> all right.ng. everything john dean is saying is of course true. those are the implications. but it is much stronger than that. what dershowitz is saying is complete lunacy. something could benefit the president, well, i think the president would say it would benefit him to say shoot joe biden on 5th avenue. there is everything in the criminal code would be thrown out if a defendant could proffer some reason he thought made sense. the first thing to understand is the matter of law. dershowitz is nowhere in the universe of any respectable legal scholar. as a matter of history, it is also the case that as everyone is saying it means good-bye impeachment and it requires the republicans to stake out position that we need here nothing because if the worst motives are alloyed with something good everything is kosher. stop and think about that. if everything trump did was true. he wanted to shakedown the ukrainians and use public money to do it but somewhere in some chamber of his mine he had some benig

one of the attorneys speaking for the president, alan dershowitz is next. and house manager jason crow in moments. and also, ground rules, the trial is going to put all 100 senators on the record with potentially damaging information about the case still emerging. will the senators vote to hear more? >> to have no witnesses is a dramatic break with precedent. >> the democratic senator sherrod brown is going to join me coming up. >>> and plus, jury duty, four presidential candidates are forced off of the campaign trail just days before the iowans vote. >> between you and me, i would rather be in iowa. >> the impeachment before the >> the impeachment before the first contest of 2020. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar in for jake tapper in washington where "state of the union" is bracing for a fight. and we begin with what the senate trial of donald j. trump is going to look like. last night impeachment managers filed a brief to consider their place in history and remove the president from office for conduct they call the fram

we heard from alan dershowitz and can start earlier today. famous from the bill clinton investigation and here is a number of other senators including mitt romney, a key vote if there are witnesses leaving the floor of the u.s. senate. albini, ohio, democrat line, good evening. >> caller: hello. i just want to say i think it's very strange while all these [inaudible] have a completely different view from the clinton trial [inaudible] this president has lied time after time after time. >> host: at senator mitch mcconnell who is the rebellion leader in the u.s. senate and is calling many of the shots in this trial as he leaves the senate chamber and heading back to his office in the u.s. capitol. by the way, we feature him in his interview with senator lamar alexander and it aired yesterday on the tv. 2016 interview, if you want to check it out where he talks about his role as a senate leader and how he views the senate as an institution it's available online at c-span .org, part of our book tv "after words" programming. barbara is next from ke

this is not about alan dershowitz. let me say one thing about alan dershowitz, a lot of senators are saying harvard emeritus alan dershowitz may be true. i spent time in cam bridge. people were there, so that is not a defense alan dish wits is playing here. josh, if you look at what he says there, it blows your mind. he says if a president is running for re-election because he thinks getting elected will help america, he can do anything, anything. and that redefines the presidency and america. >> yeah, some things that sound not right are not right. what we know is that the framers intended him people. to be a protection against the abuse of public office, public trust for private benefit. they made no distinction between private benefit in the form of personal re-election campaign versus private benefit in the form of a check in 21's bank account. here in walk, it's hard to say which some people value more. the president here is alleged to have done this for a private benefit, his own re-election. that's within the re

>> alan: i only want to speak to what's an impeachable offense.are not talking the political damage, that's exactly what voters ought to be deciding on, that's what the selection ought to go forward, voters can take into account that tape, you acknowledge that it's not an impeachable offense and i would say that much of what was presented by the democrats were not impeachable offenses, they were campaign ads designed to try to show that you should vote for a different candidate. that's fine. let's put it up to the voters, let's not destroy our heritage of our constitution by expanding the criteria for impeachment beyond that which the framers accepted. >> chris: professor, thank you, thank you for your time and we will be watching arguments on the senate floor tomorrow. >> alan: thank you. >> chris: off next we will bring in our sunday group back in washington for the latest on impeachment and the push for witnesses. "fox news sunday" reports from des moines, the site of our town hall tonight with mayor pete buttigiegty. is that there's a lot to l

alan: a mi me gusta eso. quiÉn sale. satcha: el espaÑol como cada maÑana en "despierta amÉrica". les cuento que a casi cuatro meses de comenzar la investigaciÓn en el congreso, el juicio polÍtico al mandatario trump entra en su etapa final. hoy da juramento el presidente de la corte suprema luego harÍa lo mismo con todos los senadores. el proceso comenzarÍa el prÓximo martes. exclusivas declaraciones llevarÍan a la inclusiÓn de nuevos testigos, el asociado de giuliani confirma que trump estaba al tanto de las presiones contra ucrania. claudia estÁ en vivo desde washington. claudia: buenos dÍas. asÍ nos despertamos en la capital con estas reveladoras declaraciones del quien fue socio del abogado personal del presidente. rudy giuliani, ha dicho a varios medios anoche importantes declaraciones, que bÁsicamente dice de que el presidente trump estaba al tanto de la campaÑa para presionar a ucrania a que investiguen a los biden. tambiÉn indica que presuntamente el vicepresidente mike peance y el fiscal general sabÍ

alan dershowitz will argue on the president's behalf.pear a lot on television and in professor diershowitz's case has a long career of defending people of different points of view. do you think when you look at the president's -- the three names named today, yourself, ken starr and robert wray, do you think the president picks people in part because of how they defend him on tv? >> i don't know. i was surprised that he selected the two prosecutors, special prosecutoro prosecutors in the clinton case. they both argued that abuse of power is a constitutionally permissible criteria for impeachment. so we will have some disagreement about that. i'll tell you where we won't have any disagreement and that's on the second article, obstruction of congress. the idea that a president can be impeached for simply telling the executive authorities not to submit to legislative subpoenas that are issued that he believes in a partisan manner without getting the courts to order that, that's simply parts of our checks and balances. it doesn't appear anywh

ahora vamos a pasar con alan. alan: aquÍ estamos, muy guapa como siempre.er un ex polÍtico. aquÍ tengo los detalles. de polÍtico y empresario a prÓfugo por ataque con Ácido a saxofonista. el exdiputado del pri juan vera carrizales, seÑalado como autor intelectual del ataque con Ácido contra la joven marÍa elena rÍos ortiz, continÚa en libertad y es buscado por autoridades. la hermana fue de las primeras en llegar a la casa y encontrarse con un cuadro desgarrador. >> cuando llegÓ realmente estÁ inflamada de todo el cuerpo, las piernas, los brazos. verdaderamente espantoso verla. maity: desde el pasado 26 de septiembre se habrÍa girado una orden de aprehensiÓn contra el polÍtico y dueÑo de gasolineras, segÚn dio a conocer el presidente del congreso de oaxacaal diario el universal. asegurando que desde septiembre cuando marÍa elena rÍos recibiÓ quemaduras extremas por ha sido cuando se encontraba en esta casa, en donde tambiÉn tiene una agencia de viajes, le han dado tiempo al ex diputado para que se esconda o peor aÚn huya del paÍs. segÚn familiares y amistad

would you like that and that the republicans would have feature in day one so i'm the same alan dershowitz case you're larry king we haven't changed one bit in the many many years i know you since we grew up. why do you think people perceived the 2 halves because i'm now not on their side this is yankees versus red sox and it's as if i were you know a yankee supporter and a yankee fan and the red sox are accused of cheating and as a lawyer i said well maybe let me look at the scene with the red sox really cheating with a chorus should really be fired they would regard me as a cheater but this is not sports this is the constitution i'm always on the side of const how do you how did you become part of the times team well it was lawyers call me and then he called me my wife was not happy about it she didn't want to do it and. we were at a dinner together at maryland i was with other friends and he went over to my wife and started talking to her and try to persuade her that i should join the defense team he didn't persuade her but in the end we decided that what i could do consistent with my o

jeff toobin, former student of alan dershowitz, alan dean is here, former white house nixon counsel. your thoughts on dershowitz, dershowitz is saying he's being mischaracterized, two tweet tw. taking advantage of the fact most of our viewers didn't actually hear the senate q&a, cnn, msnbc, and others -- >> we have another excerpt, let's just -- >> every public official that i know believes that his election is in the public interest. and mostly you're right. your election is in the public interest. and if a president does something which he believes will help him get elected, in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment. they never allege that it was based on pure financial reasons. it would be a much harder case if a hypothetical leader said, unless you build a hotel with my name on it, and unless you give me a million dollar kickback, i will withhold the funds. that's an easy case. that's purely corrupt and in the purely private interest. but in a complex middle case is i want to be elected. i think i'm a great president. i think i'm

back with alan dershowitz and jeffrey toobin. who asked whether the president deserved to have a topnotch attorney -- >> he absolutely is entitled to the best constitutional defense he can get. what he's not entitled to is alan pretending like he's some sort of neutral observer instead of what he is, which is donald trump's lawyer. for some reason you don't want to admit that. that's up to you. but you are pretending that there is some sort of perfect constitutional sweet spot. it doesn't have to be a crime but it can't be simply being a bad president, that there is some magical area in there that is an impeachable offense, and i think straight forwardly that abuse of power, the framers recognized it, that's what's the issue in this case and the senators are perfectly capable of determining whether what the president did is a violation of his oath. >> that's like saying a judge is perfectly capable of determining something without an advocate on any side. let me be clear. i'm an advocate. i'm an advocate against impeachment, but

i'm a little more sympathetic to alan's overall g urkguise.hing this as if it's a civil libertarian issue, as if the guidelines for trump need to be reconstructed. in a criminal trial that would make sense. it's just not a criminal trial, so there's no rights being infringed here. i differ from a lot of people. i think he thinks he's coming from an intellectually consistent place. >> let me play a moment we talked about here. i played it at the top of the show, but i think it bears repeating, which is this argument not just from alan dershowitz. i heard robert make the argument this morning that there was no technical crime so there is no need to impeach. listen to this. >> without a crime, there can be no impeachment. it certainly doesn't have to be a crime if you have someone who completely corrupts the office of president and abuses trust and who poses great danger to our liberty, you don't need a technical crime. >> can you agree with both of those statements, guy? >> not if you're intellectually honest, no. he's not being consistent. and

he calls me a hypocrite for changing my mind when he changes mine in a much more partisan fashion alan what did you think though when you learned. forget the impeachment forget it when you learn that president trump as the head of a foreign country did do him a favor. come on and that's not fact upon fact what else can you interpret it well but that's not an impeachable offense there are lots of things presidents do that are terrible the decision to go to war with iraq was a terrible terrible decision many many decisions presidents make i disagree with but the framers were very careful they excluded a great many things from the criteria that were debated and discussed because they didn't want the open ended criteria for impeachment they wanted firm clear definable crate eerier so that the president doesn't serve at the will of the congress view don't think the founding fathers would have hold this in terrible terrible concept to know that a president had asked the head of not a crime to know if they knew that the president of the united states george washington had engaged in a deal wi

alan: y no -- nuestra fanilu nominada.r mucho. alan: brea necesito que hables tÚ, cuÉntame cÓmo te sentiste? vuelves a estar en el ojo. >> primero que nada, agradecer a mi compaÑera francisca que le tenÍa miedo al baile y fue.7 [aplausos] >> gracias a mela por el flow, no te funcionÓ. de verdad, muy contento, es otra oportunidad para volver a bailar. que la gente me vea,que el jurado me evalÚe y disfrutar del baile. alan: este fin de semana no se lo puede perder, este prÓximo domingo, estos son los sentenciados, fue una gala maravillosa de series, pelÍculas. francisca: univisiÓn.com/conecta ahÍ podemos votar por mÍ. >> muchÍsimas gracias, toda la suerte del mundo y no se pierdan el prÓximo domingo " mira quiÉn baila". carla: muy bonita te vi. francisca: muchas gracias, esta semana volvemos con las ofertas que trae en exclusiva sÓlo para ti. carla: lo Único que tienes que hacer es suscribirte para que recibas toda la informaciÓn, enviando un mensaje de texto con la palabra ganga al 65000. francisca:enseguida, comienza "sin

maity: sÓlo por eso, alan te va a mandar el regalo. alan: te mando un abrazo enorme.de un imitador que utilizÓ el seudÓnimo de semi potrillo. >> no hay nada personal. no estamos haciendo ninguna reclamaciÓn económica en contra de este seÑor. simplemente estamos solicitando que no puede utilizar esta denominaciÓn de semi potrillo.el seÑor alejandro fernÁndez tiene una carrera artÍstica y tiene debidamente protegido tanto su nombre como tal, alejandro fernÁndez, como del potrillo sus dos vertientes por los derechos de autor como una forma de nombrar xente su pÚblico y la otra es como marca que tambiÉn estÁ inscrita en instituto mexicano del industria. es un tema de legalidad, es un tema de protecciÓn. alan:no puedes utilizar el potrillo porque es una marca registrada. Él registrÓ la marca potrillo. no quieren dinero. simplemente que maity: vicente fernÁndez junior se divorcia luego de cinco aÑosde matrimonio. confirma que quedÓ en buenos tÉrminos con la que fuera su esposa por cinco aÑos. alan: reconociÓ que no se encuentra muy feliz pero sabe nos gustan los nuevos reto

alan: quÉ belleza. cuenta lo que significaba para ellos y todos los jÓvenes que se forman ahÍ. karla: en exclusiva mira al hÉroe hispanoque rescatÓ a un bebÉ y una persona durante el ataque terrorista. satcha: te llevamos a conocer antes que nadie la habitaciÓn de hotel construida dentro del estadio donde se juega sÚper bowl. te revelamos las curiosidades del evento en la mejor cobertura de equipo. karla: amanecemos en vivo con lupillo rivera. nos va a contar cÓmo celebrarÁ sus 20 aÑos de carrera. bienvenidos a esta nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ ♪ a canciÓn dedicada a kobe bryant de bad bunny. las palabras que dice son muy profundas. seguimos aquÍ transmitiendo para todos ustedes berta amÉrica. buenos dÍas a chicago, a texas que se unen a la transmisiÓn. karla: seguimos recordando a kobe bryant. tenemos mÁs acerca de este conmovedor mensaje de su viuda. satcha: quiero contarles que en este preciso momento se reÚne la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud para determinar si declara emergencia sanitar

alan: asÍ las cosas.iÓn en la que designarÍan a los fiscales del juicio polÍtico contra el presidente trump. se trata del paso final antes de enviar los artÍculos al senado. el procedimiento es harÍa andar cuando varios senadores estarÍan dispuestos a escuchar el testimonio del ex asesor de seguridad nacional. estamos en vivo con lo Último desde washington. edwin: muy buenos dÍas. hoy inicia un capÍtulo importante en el proceso de juicio polÍtico contra el presidente trump. en el congreso la presidenta de la cÁmara baja nnancy pelosi tendrÁ una reuniÓn para discutir los temas importantes, la selecciÓn de los fiscales de juicio polÍtico y el segundo la fecha para enviar ambos artÍculos de destituciÓn a la cÁmara alta. la controversia estÁ en que los demÓcratas aparentemente se saldrÁn con la suya en lograr un juicio polÍtico con testigos, testigo como el ex asesor del presidente trump de seguridad nacional. algo que va en contra de lo que quiere la casa blanca y el lÍder republicano del senado mcconnell. h

mist and trump has appointed ken starr and alan grey, and alan dershowitz, his past clients includedlvaughanjones. hello. so much of the past week and indeed so much of the year for us far seems to have been dominated by cloud and wind and rain. at least there was something of a change on friday. it was a bright but really quite showery day for some, and of course a slightly higher levels in scotla nd course a slightly higher levels in scotland it has led to a covering of snow. but at last, just in time for the weekend, we can talk about drier and sunny weather. it is the other face of winter. they will be some nighttime frost and some ice around. and here is the set up. low pressure still close by to the north of the british isles over the past few hours, and it doesn't look very promising when we looked out into the atlantic. low pressure driving away towards the bay of biscay, and just—in—time for the weekend to settle things nicely, a big area of high pressure and it keeps on doing it stop. for the most part, that goes on into the middle of the forthcoming week as well. that is a

alan dershowitz and judge ken starr.starr, he is famous for investigating clinton those years ago. what do you remember of him because he obviously studied with him? i remember him as being very affable, very nice. it was a bit different than what i've remembered of him during the clinton impeachment proceedings, but there is nobody more qualified than professor alan dershowitz, who famously helped get o.j. simpson off on what seemed like an airtight murder case, so bothjudge ken starr and alan dershowitz, you really can't get much better than that. and how will the senate trail differ to the house of representatives trail, because there are obviously technicalities 20 them that are quite important? during the health proceedings, that was really like a grand jury. it was to draw up the articles of impeachment which are akin to an indictment, and they heard from any witnesses. we may not heard from any witnesses. we may not hear from heard from any witnesses. we may not hearfrom any heard from any witnesses. we may not he

listen to alan dershowitz on the floor of the u.s. senate. >> the president does something which he believes will help him get elected in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment. >> think about that for a sending. dershowitz says, if a president believes his own re-election is in the public interest, and what candidate doesn't think that, he has a green light to use his power however he wants to win. forget this president for a second. forget this trial for a singled. that argument has profound, if not staggering implications for the presidency and the country. let's bring in david axelrod. david gregory, and rachael bade, congressional reporter for "the washington post" and a cnn political analyst. ax, oftentimes you have ice water in your veins and can calmly look at things. but there were a lot of people alarmed by what professor dershowitz said on the senate floor because the argument is that a candidate who thinks that he or she, if they get elected, it's good for america. they can

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alan: it can be a problem.iscal deficit, yet the external deficit has gone nowhere. something we don't look at is the private sector position and something implicit in that, what you have on the public-sector side, on the current account side, it is saying the private sector balance is improving. if you have a private sector balance improving as an offset and your external balance is going nowhere, your currency will be fine. if you see a fiscal deficit deficits,o further the dollar will exceed. tom: earnings out. apple yesterday, deep to left field over the turnpike. ebay, not so much. soon, generous electric. ♪ tom: breaking news, and it is not apple. finishingoubled ge strong for 2019. centsvious beat by four for earnings, but the stability of the financial ratios, it is a usual ge terse presser out of washington. growth in the mid-single digits. the market clearly likes it with a left. the company delivers organic revenue growth which was iconic from years ago as he writes the ship. of thes about priorities

as will alan dershowitz. and what we're seeing as a president who is willing to look beyond the controversy to what he thinks are the benefits they can provide in the forum like a senate trial. so you look at the legal team, here at the white house, cipollone, not household names but serious litigators with not a lot of television experience. ken starr has a lot of television experience and alan dershowitz from the o.j. simpson trial has a lot of television experience. this is the public face of a team that now has inside players and outside players. and it's clear that the president wanted to go big on this. now, what's also clear if rudy is not on this list in some sort of final way and you and i both heard one word over and over at the white house, that is fluid. this situation is very fluid. how they roll these out, how they introduce these litigators to the american public is going to be part of the white house's strategy. all of that is still being played out, but the president does want to have a very

alan dershowitz gets fact checked by, oops, alan dershowitz on impeachment. we will show you that. you might need that for all the debates going on. and the former doj prosecutor and mueller expert on constitutional law. later i mentioned a special report on rudy giuliani and why he has just been publicly snubbed by his all-star client donald trump. plus honoring the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. we have that as well. i'm ari melber. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. aisle in stores everywher. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. {tires screeching} {truck honking} [alarm beeping] (avo) life doesn't give you many second chances. but a subaru can. (dad) you guys ok? you alright? wow. (avo) eyesight with pre-collision braking. standard on the subaru ascent. the three-row subaru ascent. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. [sneezing] ♪ you don't want to cancel your plans. [sneezing] cancel your cold. the 1-pill power of advil multi-symptom co

perspective on the day, we have alan dershowitz. he's written a new introduction to the constitution "declaration of independence" and jeffrey toobin. >> pat cipollone argued that impeachment was an effort to overturn the election, and i quote, they're asking you to tear up all of the ballots on your own initiative. take that away from the american people. the push back is and as a constitutional lawyer, i want to get your opinion, the process we're witnessing, isn't that what they wanted? impeachment is different from disqualification from running again. that's a separate thing. >> what i'm going to argue on monday is that it's precisely what the framers did not intend. they didn't intend on him not running again because of vague a charges. those open-ended charges will puts into a british parliament. >> jeff, let me ask you. the white house counsel saying there are no firsthand witness accounts, talking about how important cross examination is, claiming this whole thing is perpetrating the most massive interference in american his

said she was assaulted by alan dershowitz. now he's going to be representing the president, and of course the biggest moment of his presidency, but you will see all of them on the senate floor because we're told alan dershowitz, ken starr and robert wray will be serving on the floor, john. >> kaitlan collins at the white house. appreciate it. with me, cnn's dana bash, michael shear with the "new york times," legal analyst shan wu and ted lu who was on the legal team for bill clinton. a lot of people are saying you want mark meadows, you want george ratcliffe, some of the house employees who have been goode offenders. they told you, no, you don't need political people, you need legal people. >> i think it's a good idea because ken starr can supply information about the constitution, what the framers wanted. that's what they would need to stick on. if starr kind of veers into his love of publicity, goes off the rails a bit, he won't be very effective. they can use him on the substantive constitutional take on things. >> the firs

doesn't buy alan dershowitz's argument. when he was arguing about the clinton impeachment, he made the opposite argument. bill barr said a president can't be impeached for abuse of power. the republican expert witness in the house disagrees with alan dershowitz. so, it's quite extraordinary that their defense has come down to this thin read which is yes he did it, but we've been able to find one criminal defense lawyer who says that not enough. that's pretty weak stuff. and i don't think it lets the senators off the hook from calling a witness that overwhelmingly -- i think 85% of the american people want to hear from. and at the end of the day, senators going to have to decide is this going to be a fair trial or is it not? and the key to a fair trial is having witnesses. >> now, one of those witnesses could be you. your name has come up repeatedly during the president's defense. here's just a few. >> mr. schiff. >> manager schiff. >> manager schiff. >> manager schiff. >> mr. schiff. >> and that's just a taste, chairman. as

ken starr whose independent counsel investigation of president clinton led to his impeachment, and alan dershowitz was part of o.j. simpson's legal dream team, and tonight, cnn is told that several house republicans who were seen as additions to the impeachment defense are no longer expected to take a formal role, and some of the president's strongest defenders are expected to help behind the scenes. we will talk about that and more with senator ed markey of the foreign relations committee and the correspondents and the analysts are also standing by. first straight to the white house. our senior white house correspondent pamela brown is on the scene. and pamela, new information from your sources? >> yes, that is right, wolf. while president trump is beefing up the defense team with more high profile lawyers, we are learning as of now, the team won't include the president'sie president had wanted to represent him on the floor, and the sources caution that the situation very fluid days before the senate trial starts. >> reporter: tonight with the senate impeachment trial looming, presiden

no way. >> alan -- >> put him on the show and ask him. >> we're not talking about alan tribe. we're talking about the constitution and donald trump. >> that's right. >> and whether it is an impeachable offense to take taxpayer money and say the only -- >> that's not what we're talking about. >> yes, that's what we're here for. >> we're talking about whether abuse of power is a constitutionally permissible criteria. that's the charge against him, abuse of power. that would be as if he were charged with, quote, dishonesty. >> no, it's not. >> and then there's a list of -- >> do you think there's abuse of snaur. >> i don't think we get to that issue, whether he abused his power. i gave a list yesterday. i gave a list on the floor of the senate, i think, 30 presidents who have been accused of abuse of power. not a single one of them was ever impeached which shows how broad and vague it was, why madison would have rejected it and why it's so dangerous to give congress the weapon of abuse of power to use in a partisan way, selectively against presidents when the congress is controll

will include the prosecutor from bill clinton's impeachment, kenn starr, as well as celebrity lawyer alan dershowitz, who's previous high profile clients include oj simpson and jeffrey epstein. our north america correspondent aleem maqbool looks at the key hirings ahead of next week's trial. it is what we have come to expect from donald trump. the newly revealed members of his legal team are made—for—television heavyweights. in ken starr, he also has a man considered a hero to the right. as independent counsel in the 1990s, it was his investigation and the finding that bill clinton lied under oath about a relationship with an intern that led to the then—president's impeachment. happy new year to you. away we go now... more recently he has been a contributor to mr trump's news network of choice, speaking out against the current impeachment. in alan dershowitz he has got one of the most high—profile lawyers in the country — one who represented mike tyson, oj simpson and convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. he has also been vocally opposed to the impeachment of president trump. both are li

alan dershowitz and judge ken starr.ating bill clinton all those years ago. what do you remember of him because you obviously studied with him? sure, i remember him as being very affable, very nice. it was a bit different than what i've remembered of him during the clinton impeachment proceedings, but there is nobody more qualified than professor alan dershowitz, who famously helped get 0.j. simpson off on what seemed like an airtight murder case, so bothjudge ken starr and alan dershowitz, you really can't get much better than that. and how will the senate trial differ to security forces in chilly have used tear gas against protesters. there have been months of protests against the president, with people demanding social changes and changes to the constitution. brazil plasma culture minister, roberto alban, has been sucked after using parts of a speech by nazi germany's propaganda chief joseph goebbels in a video, sparking outrage. music by hitler's favourite composer, richard wagoner, was played in the background. he c

i imagine alan dershowitz' motion will be part of this on the other side. four republicans to go along with democrats to defeat that motion. if it's defeated, i believe you will have witnesses. i believe they have a basic decision to make, because in no previous impeachment trial have you brought witnesses in who had no position in the house. that's one question. do you allow the president to present witnesses? in the clinton trial, only the managers presented witnesses and they were not live. i argue they should be live, that both sides should be able to present a number of witnesses, and whoever is relevant in the managers' view or the president's view should be permitted at that moment to testify and be cross-examined live. that's what i think. >> bill mccollum, thank you very much. i always enjoy having you. >> you're welcome. >>> with the impeachment trial looming, this may be the last chance for the democratic senators running for president to make their case to iowa voters. live from des moines, next. every new job. and attempt to parallel park. (ele

to young alan his father's blue truck is amazing. for the moment these women one of the men i was coming. up with and then the single message. this week or maybe on again as he says they were going to let me come in. here in the gift of the motor me on the radio because we've kind of here. with the people here. with you. the. precious cargo of notes begins a perilous journey through the bolivian amazon to the capital la paz. edgar was divorced a year ago he lives alone and this trip during the school holidays is the only opportunity to see his son. to make him. feel that way but yeah it was such a long time but then once you get going to want it i wanted to feel like. in 3 days' time it's back to school alan 1370 kilometers away. if he's late as afraid his ex-wife will no longer allow him to have his son. but it's the rainy season and the route through the forest has already flooded slowing the traffic. across a tributary of the amazon the rio benny. this year exceptional rains have caused massive flooding. just. like listen i phone

of florida and author of the new book high crimes the impeachment of donald trump the one and only alan grayson always a pleasure alan thank you so you've been calling for the impeachment of president trump you wrote a very fascinating book on it are things playing out as you thought they would in the senate. i think it's too narrow i think that there are so many impeachable offenses and i'm not saying that this is a bad one i think it's a good one frankly if you listen to the evidence you realize that we're now beyond beyond a reasonable doubt this evidence is overwhelming everybody agrees what happens is that some people are unwilling to confront the sad truth the president and states using taxpayer money to try to get a foreign leader to launch an investigation of a political opponent that's it that's an impeachable offense by any historical standard the book reviews every single federal impeachment every impeachment sake of there's no doubt that that is an impeachable offense it's just that some people for political reasons don't want to see the president impeached or moved from off

to young alan his father's blue truck is amazing. for the moment between the point of view that i was going to. come in. with and then the single message. this week or maybe on again as he says there will be another nickel middle class. here when they get up to the market we made it because we are going to where. with the people here. we have. the. precious cargo of nuts begins a perilous journey through the bolivian amazon to the capital la paz. edgar was divorced a year ago he lives alone and this trip during the school holidays is the only opportunity to see his son. to make him. give that label but i thought it was something that was going to get me up on it but it could be something. in 3 days' time it's back to school alan 1370 kilometers away. if he's late is afraid he's ex-wife will no longer allow him to have his son. but it's the rainy season and the route through the forest has already flooded slowing the traffic. across a tributary of the alice and the rio benny. this year exceptional rains have caused massive flooding. a

it switched today to it may have been a less than perfect phone call, and then that's followed by alan dershowitz saying, whatever happened here. however it's described, whatever level of imperfection there might be in the phone call, none of this is impeachable, absolutely none of it. so those two switches today, this was the day when if you think the president might have done something wrong, alan dershowitz is here to tell you it's not impeachable, and robert wray is here to tell you he thinks it's entirely possible that it was a less than perfect call. >> i feel like -- obviously they have to make a legal argument because this is sort of a trial, but really they're making a political argument. it feels to me like the strongest political argument would be, listen, we're not

it was a lot of back and forth between president trump and alan dershowitz on this. as you can tell with this announcement, this news today, my colleague pam brown and i are getting, he is now going to be on the team with ken starr and robert ray. you'll see them on tuesday presenting on the senate floor. >> you see the president's hand in these decisions. kaitlan collins, thank you very much. >>> more on the next steps of the impeachment trial, cnn senior congressional correspondent manu raju on capitol hill. manu, they have been sworn in, these justice -- chief justice of the supreme court sworn in now and starting tuesday they sit and begin to hear the evidence. >> yeah, and this weekend there will be work happening behind the scenes as the house impeachment managers prepare their first brief, written brief, laying out their arguments and then the white house, the president's defense team expected to respond, ahead of those tuesday arguments. tuesday there will be a fight over the resolution on the floor of the senate. they'll lay out the terms of this trial. the