>> andy: yeah. >> there's no method about it. >> seth: yeah. >> andy: what did you just say to me?the page, i should say did the inspiration just come fast and furious >> yeah, i think griff kind of wrote it for us. >> yeah, griff kind of wrote himself. >> andy: griff wrote it for us [ laughter ] >> seth: to dress twice, do you remember the two hosts >> emma stone and gabourey sidibe. >> seth: yeah, there you go. >> right >> yeah. >> yeah. >> classic find to replace, yeah >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. did you -- do you remember -- well, you were in it both times. do you feel like it played well enough to go to -- >> i was in it both times? >> seth: yeah. >> nice. [ laughter ] >> sure. um, yeah, i loved it - [ laughter ] each time. each and every time. >> seth: john, you have some other favorites of andy's that did not find their way to air. do you want to share some of those? >> this wasn't on air? griff banks? >> seth: this has never aired. >> oh, it went to dress. >> seth: yeah, it went to dress. >> which is right before air >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> then they cut it. [ laughter ]

he infiltrated protest groups and called himself andy davey.g the pseudonym jessica, she says they had a sexual relationship, and she described him as her first boyfriend. i think it would have been quite obvious that i wasn't very worldly—wise with regards to boys. andy coles has denied having an inappropriate relationship with her. it was his brother, the bbc radio presenter, the reverend richard coles, who first publicly revealed his past. in his 2014 autobiography, he wrote of his elder brother, "he had joined special branch and was undercover, living a double life." 2a years after she met andy coles, jessica learned his true identity. it was total shock. you obviously, you remember the things that you said to one another, the times you were intimate with them, and then think, "who was listening?" andy coles was one of many police spies, who posed as activists to gather information on protest movements. his unit, the special demonstration squad, is set to be investigated at the upcoming inquiry into undercover policing. an internal metropol

and there was a letter from andy mccabe's lawyers to that effect. so this has been something that they probably could have announced months ago. but it looks like it was conveniently timed for pr purposes today. >> so we understand that andrew mccabe has just given an interview. we have a piece of that, him talking about what has happened. let's all of us listen to it for the first time right now. >> it's exceedingly rare. i'm not aware of a similar situation in my 21 years in the fbi. this is a simple situation. it was a very simple set of facts, uncontested facts. the ig makes criminal referrals to the department of justice based on their investigations many times a year. and in almost all of those cases, those referrals are declined oftentimes before the ink is even dried on the ig's report. and for some reason, this one dragged on despite the simplity, the small number of witnesses involved dragged on for almost two years. against the backdrop of how we've seen the politicizing of situations. it should be concerning to all americans. >> do you b

. >> andy, what do you think of the timing of this? is it at all convenient? this is coming after impeachment, after the roger stone decision the same day we heard a.g. barr is re-examining the flynn case and that he's telling the president to stop tweeting because he's undermining his position as the attorney general, what do you think of the timing of all this? >> it's really concerning. it's hard to divine, partially because there are so many things happening in the same very compressed time period. i mean, there's no question the president has been on this kind of, you know, tour of retribution following his impeachment acquittal. and as soon as i saw that happening to colonel vindman and to his brother and to ambassador sondland i knew that things would heat up for me so i was kind of buckled in, and getting ready for bad news to begin with. but there is clearly -- there's been a lot of turmoil provoked within the justice department over the decision to retract the original recommendation in the roger stone sentencing. and, you know, i -- it certainly see

i will not spend a lot more my life on andy mccabe. chris: i will not spend any more of my interview on that. the president has never asked him to do anything in a criminal case. but mr. trump tweeted this does not mean i do not have as president the legal right to do so. i do. but i have so far chosen not to appeared what does the president think is his legal authority to intervene in criminal cases andr who should be prosecuted and you should not be. >> did you say he is ordering who -- chris: what if he thinks -- >> yes, ladies and gentlemen, including president trump basque powers. the president is making the point and the attorney general bill barr is backing them up on this. he has not interfered in any criminal case. i know people trying to bully bill barr out of his job, like elizabeth warren. her campaign is disappearing as a viable candidate. she has to pick on bill barr. not bullied by people like elizabeth warren, steve cohen-- chris: get involved in criminal cases. >> the president could way again. you the other president

no one works harder than andy samberg i love you, bud.g after the super bowl i'm sorry your san francisco 49ers -- >> i'm a big niners fan, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah >> i'm bummed, obviously >> jimmy: i saw this picture that you guys -- you posted right before the game. >> yeah. well, i'm a little bummed about this, too, actually. 'cause - [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah >> the niners, i guess, know that me and the lonely island guys are fans of the team so they sent us this. >> jimmy: yeah >> but my name was on the jersey so i was like, "i'm on the team." >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ laughter ] >> then i found out i'm not. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the hard way >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were ready to play you were all suited up >> by the way, they could have used me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at this point, yeah, why not? >> could have used me. >> jimmy: oh my god. that's your new character, could have used me guy >> "could have used me guy." >> jimmy: "could have used me. but on a happier note, your movie "palm springs," was at sundance >> yes >> jim

. >> andy, what do you think of the timing of this? is it at all convenient? this is coming after impeachment after the roger stone decision, the same way we hear a.g. barr is examining the flynn case and stop tweeting because he's undermining his position as the attorney general. what do you think of the timing? >> it's really concerning. it's hard to define partially because there are so many things happening in the same very compressed time period. there's no question the president has been on this kind of, you know, tour of retribution following his impeachment acquittal. as soon as i saw that happening to colonel vind land and his brother and ambassador sondland, i knew things would probably heat up for me. i was buckled in ready for bad things to happen to me. but clearly there has been a lot of turmoil invoked within the justice department over the decision to retract the original recommendation in the roger stone sentencing and i -- you know, it certainly seems like the attorney general is in a position to want to kind of calm some of that down certain

>> who >> andy samberg. >> get out >> uh-huh.coming back. a lot to talk about. >> and a movie at sundance, too. >> both of those things. >> and palm springs. congrats on that. >> appreciate it you know, it's no "hamilton. >> a lot of buzz >> a lot of buzz >> a lot to talk about with you young man. >> i can't wait. it will be good. >> you like the hours? >> love them, love them. i'm here and awake and alive >> he seems like it. andy samberg tells us all of the news about "brooklyn nine-nine." but first, your local news and weather. local news and weather. [ "sabotage" by beastie boys ] >>> very good morning to you. i am laura garcia. police searching for two men that led officers on a high speed chase across the bridge. this video shows the hot pursuit near the toll plaza a little before midnight. started when oakland police try to stop the car on 13th and international because it matched the description provided by a victim in an attempted sexual assault. police ended up losing the car in san francisco. the two men got away. offi

andy: last year we had very good performance.was very resilient, given that there were lots of things going on around the world. we still got the numbers up, so we were very pleased with how resilient business was last year. clearly as we come into this in theew factors emerge coronavirus is very much on everybody's mind. we've seen businesses perform very well, though nearly the impacts of that will probably come through in march and beyond. -- uncertain future at the obviously outbreaks in other countries, we have to see how long those go. so we have off the bat just caution. we will continue to do what we've been doing. some things we can influence and some things we cannot. manus: indeed, the known nouns and the known unknowns. we saw hsbc give us the numbers last week in terms of what they expect. what can you tell us about your expectations for this year at the moment? over if i step back, the -- overall nonperforming loans in the business or at the lowest portion of our total book that we have seen for about five years. th

he infiltrated protest groups and called himself andy davey.nter the reverend richard coles, who first publicly revealed his past. in his 2014 autobiography, he wrote of his elder brother... 24 years after she met andy coles, jessica learned his true identity. it was total shock. you obviously... you remember the things that you said to one another, the times you were intimate with them and then think, well, who was watching? who was listening? andy coles was one of many police spies who posed as activists to gather information on protest movements. his unit, the special demonstration squad, is set to be investigated at the upcoming inquiry into undercover policing. an internal metropolitan police inquiry has resulted in no criminal proceedings, and the police watchdog found no grounds to investigate andy coles. but the met says it is credible he had a relationship withjessica, and if he was still a serving officer, he would have had a case to answer for alleged gross misconduct. we asked andy coles for an interview or a statement. in response,

he infiltrated protest groups and called himself andy davey.riend. i think it would have been quite obvious that i wasn‘t sort of very worldly—wise with regards to boys. andy coles has denied having an inappropriate relationship with her. an internal metropolitan police inquiry has resulted in no criminal proceedings, and the police watchdog found no grounds to investigate andy coles. but the met says it is credible he had a relationship withjessica, and if he was still a serving officer, he would have had a case to answer for alleged gross misconduct. we asked andy coles for an interview or a statement. in response, his lawyer said... if i‘d have known who he really was, he wouldn‘t have got through the front door. i wouldn‘t have gone anywhere near him had i known he was a police officer, or that he was 32, or that he was married. jessica believes he should now resign as a conservative councillor. personal relationships will be one strand of the forthcoming undercover policing inquiry. it will also look at the way that these police spies infi

hi, andy. >> reporter: good morning, guy.'ll tell you what, super bowl liv more than lived up to the hype. what a great game. and for chiefs fans for the first time in most of their lifetimes they got to leave this stadium as super bowl champions, but it wasn't easy. there was a lot of emotion in this game. the chiefs like they've done in every one of their playoff games this year falling behind by double digits. the niners were up 20-10 with 7 minutes to go, but that's when patrick mahomes turns it on. it wasn't his best game but when the chiefs needed him he came through in t now the first quarterback in nfl history to get an mvp award and super bowl trophy before turning 25 years old. the chiefs stunned the niners with a come back win, 39-20 and our coy wire was on the field after the game and he caught up with the super bowl mvp. >> we're coming home. it's going to be amazing. >> i've got a great bunch of guys, man. they're phenomenal so i can coach another 20 years with this group. >> come back kids how? >> it's heart ma

will he pay tribute to the superb leadership of the west midlands mayor andy street, and the case he has put which will underwrite our economic prosperity for the future? my right honourable friend is absolutely right. i salute the work of andy street, his vision for transport in the west midlands, and that will be supported, encouraged and cemented by hs2. supported, encouraged and cemented by h52. i welcome the announcement as far as hs2 and the further project is concerned. can the prime minister confirm that there will be morejobs in the north of england if as well as building hs2 from london to the north, we also started building from the north of the south chris a final ambition, should you not agree that hs2 should go to scotland, which would help to unite the two countries? we will certainly get on with building hs2 already. hsz get on with building hs2 already. hs2 already does go to scotland, one of the great advantages of this project. the prime minister will understand that andy street and i tend to talk about soft furnishers because it tends to avoid argument, because it

an andy mccabe. i know him as andy also. he was a colleague of mine.nforcement folks going back 15 or 16 years in new york. as a line fbi agent, he was. and i was a line prosecutor doing cases related to russian organized crime. the judge in the case has indicated in documents that were made available, i think, today for the first time was also concerned about how long this was taking. and also, more importantly, concerned about the hounding of the president. and i think even used the phrase banana republic to refer to the kind of country we would be in if you had people at the highest level of government, who don't know about the facts and have a personal vendetta or animus toward somebody saying publicly, like the president did, over and over again, he wanted something to be done about andy mccabe. or wanted something to be done about jim comey or any number of people. which is why the incidents of the last week are so incredibly troubling. the president of the united states needs to stay out of naming individuals he doesn't like or are his campaign

there is no evidence against andy mccabe.bill barr prove the president's rhetoric about a deep state and bring people to court when there is no evidence to prove that? so i think he's still carrying out this agenda. he believe the president has the right to influence these cases, but he's saying, please stop broadcasting it on twitter. you're making it very hard for me to give you the power i think you should have. >> you're making it very hard for me to keep doing the stuff we've been doing all year together quietly with people only suspecting it and not being able to prove it. >> yes and like one theory -- and i don't know. none of us are in bill barr's head. he had this theory throughout his career that the president can prosecute anyone he wants. but, you know, it's got to be a different experience for him to be the attorney general. he was under george h.w. bush who was very cautious and didn't believe the president should have sort of more power, versus working for president trump and believing that this single person s

commentator: andy farrell‘s ireland are up and running. the start all coaches dream of.orget for irish rugby but now, andy farrell is the man tasked with taking them back to the very top. but farrell‘s road to lansdowne road and dublin started across the irish sea at ogle saintjames is in wigan asa sea at ogle saintjames is in wigan as a junior playing rugby league. she came down, he did one training session and then we played a game against another local team. he scored two tries and kicked about six goals including one at me enough off the touchline. he was ten. he did things at 11 and 12 that advocates couldn‘t do at 15 and 16. from a young prospect, farrell became a rugby league legend with wigan warriors after making his debut at 16, he went on to win six championships and four challenge cups with his hometown club, even captaining great britain atjust 21. he was always trying to improve everyone and himself. he hated losing that he was always a serious person, when he was talking about by person, when he was talking about rugby league and how to improve the team. h

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thank you very much for being with us, andy. >> thank you, poppy. and thanks to all of you for joining me. jim and i will see you back here monday morning.

first the decision not to charge andy mccabe. why announce it now, and was this at all expected? >> the mccabe case was difficult as john has hinted. there's a lot of problems with it. it was always going to be a very difficult case. brooke, i think one of the things that you have to remember is just a couple of months ago they had indicated to the mccabe team that they thought charges would be coming. so the question is what has happened in intervening period that has caused them to reverse course? and we still don't have an explanation for that. we know that this is a case that came out of an inspector ygenerl investigation. today is valentine's day as you know, brooke, so this is a bit of a valentine's day surprise, i think, for the president's supporters. the idea that mike flynn who has been campaigning with the idea that he was maliciously prosecuted, that his case is now going to get this review, is i think, being welcomed by some of his supporters. but at the same time one of the things that's happening in the court dob cket, in the court documents, you see that the depar

andy, thanks for coming in. >> my pleasure, ed., obviously, has been outspoken before, he was the lone voice of dissent when the house judiciary committee pushed forward these articles of impeachment, and he's now saying, look, i warned you. it was going to be a rush to judgment, why'd you push forward anyway? >> well, i do agree with him that the procedure was are defective in the house, and that hurt the case. but i actually think it's kind of a cart before the horse situation. i think the procedure in the house was hadty because the case -- shoddy because the case was not good enough. in other words, if you had a case of real misconduct, if you had a nixon or clinton situation where you could debate whether the president how can removed or not but the misconduct was clear, obviously and pretty appalling, then it would have been very easy to say we need bipartisan buy-in into the investigation. at one point i think it was said that the house vote to have an inquiry into nixon was something along the lines of like 404-10. ed: righ

andy, the ireland head coach, 0wen, the england captain.es feels both men would take this unusual situation well and truly in their stride. is quite unique. if you look at the tree of the farrell family, the influence they've had in rugby league, it's a unique family. their ability to be professional and play for their team and not get involved in other stuff is probably unique. the importance of sunday's game is in the context of the championship can't be underestimated. if england win their six nations title tilt is well and truly back on track. an ireland victory would line up a final day showdown for the grand slam potentially away in paris. it's a game you feel england need to win, especially after their up—and—down performance since the rugby world cup, and england players and jones have been adamant that they're in the perfect place to make a winning return to twickenham. to domestic rugby union and sale sharks thrashed struggling leicester tigers 36—3 in rugby union's premiership. marland ya rde's hat—trick was part of four tries on

in response, andy cole said... in response, andy coles said... was married. jessica believes he should resign as a councillor. his local conservative association says there are no grounds to suspend him. inafew in a few minutes, we will have the bbc news at six with sophie, with all of the day ‘s news and i will be back at mpm but susan is back with the all important update on the weather. there is more rain in the forecast and potentially more rain for some of those areas badly affected by flooding at the moment. we are currently sitting in cold polar air so snow showers have actually been the big weather talking point of the last 24—hour is. so more wintry showers to come as we head into wednesday, here is the cold polar air i talked about, you canjust make out the white arrows, the north—westerly air stream feeding on the showers and with the focus on northern and western exposures but not exclusively, a cluster of showers rolling eastwards across england as well. as the night wears on, easton area should become largely dry and clear. in the w

i've seen andy spin them. just spin it. live television, andy. no pressure.uld go for hours. we're having fun as you might be able to tell. more coming up at 6:00. back to you. one more, andy! >> oh, two for two. you have to tuck it. okay. liability is a concern for us. >>> san francisco mayor london breed has responded to the request for a wage we are some san francisco treats should the niners lose. >> reporter: the roast grab and garlic noodles is what i'll putting up. we are known for crab. and we are known for a bakery where the rum cake is absolutel anchor beer just for your delight. >> she's stepping up. if the cheese lose, the mayor will send mayor breed some gates barbecue boulevard beer. some nicknacks and some t-shirts. it is on now. >> the mayors aren't the only ones making bets. sunday's game is likely to be the most wagered ever. the association estimates $6.8 billion will be bet legally and illegally. and an estimated 26 million americans plan to make a bet. that's up from last year...... >> you know we've got the super bowl coming up. your tea

she made the bikini for a keira knightley andy green dress.or a long time, jackie. she is at the top of her game, doing the costumes with little women. collaborative, doing the costumes with greta gerwig. she muddied up the costumes, she famously did that for pride and prejudice, and she has done it again, the costumes and hair are very sensitive and define the characters. i love that film and would love to see more love for it. that is what i was driving at. i wondered if the enormous chair that went up, she is well—known well liked, but whether that was, goodness, little women has won something? greta gerwig widely considered to be overlooked in the best director category and stateside at the oscars. there was an audience feeling, i am so glad it has been the winner of something. it has done well at the box office. this is the big thing. if you ask saoirse ronan, who was nominated for best actress, but she is getting out of this, it has been a massive hit, a great hit in the uk and in the us. people have flocked to see it, it has done over t

chinese government well to clear this all up and more we're now joined by always chief security officer andy purdy thank you so much for your time we're very excited to dig right in but i want to start with these latest allegations that while we install these back doors into equipment for the 1st time the united states is saying that they have proof have you or wall anyone from always been presented with any evidence was interesting the u.s. government says that the declassified the information so we welcome the opportunity to see what the evidence is but we really have to look at this in the broader context of the ongoing geo political dynamic between the u.s. and china the u.s. has some major issues with china and right now the u.s. wants to hurt china so badly that they're going to hurt america in trying to her way and that's really a shame it is and right now the trump administration is trying to move forward with these chip regulations to block shipments from the world's largest contract chip maker taiwan ts and c. and that's always one of big always biggest suppliers so it's all even p

. ♪ ♪ ♪ anchor: now for sports, here is andy. andy: thank you.unday's australian open men's final has been decided. dominic thiem will take on novak djokovic for the title. asem late alexander zverev tennis got a glimpse of its future of its current trio. tennis next generation is an increasingly familiar scent in the later stages of grand slam's, but friday's match against alexander zverev and dominic thiem the first time they have faced off in a major final. it was first blood to the younger zverev, in his first ever semi and taking the first set. the 22-year-old german is four years younger and two ranking places below thiem, but no fear as he battled to stay in the second set. tworia's thiem has been to previous grand slam finals and which began to tell as he leveled the match. he would win the third on a tiebreaker before zverev forced another decider in the fourth. given the chance to win it, his rival and friend showed no mercy. thiem taking it in four sets which sets up a final against defending champion novak djokovic. he is thenovak her

>> yeah, definitely, that's what makes andy reid so great.e attention off of himself, put the guys in position to win tonight, let me tell you something, if they win, get the win tonight, for his team and for his guys, when he goes to bed tonight he will be holding the lombardi trophy, very excited. eric: all right, keith willis, thank you so much for joining us, good luck with the titans next year. >> appreciate it. eric: of course, one place to watch the big game, local fox television station, kickoff for super bowl liv between 49ers and the chiefs tonight 6:30 p.m. eastern, arthel. arthel: we do have breaking news from london where a suspected terrorist was shot dead by police, several people were scabbed including one victim with life-threatening injuries, live update for you from the uk is up next you can get a satisfaction guarantee. ♪ you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. ♪ schwab, a modern approach to wealth management. ♪ >i spend a lot of time sin my truck.y? it's my livelihood. ♪ rock music >> man: so i'm not tak

real sensitive here in atlanta about that. >> andy, thank you. have a good time. >> all right. >>> will you be watching the game or will you be watching the commercials? we've got the ones that are getting some pre-game buzz coming up next. >>> what do you think people did before alex sa? >> alexa, turn the temperature down two degrees. thank you, dear. >> so proud i could squat you. >> i feel great. >> look who's got smart park. >> just hit the clicker. it's wicked smart. >> how about the garden? >> parked it. >> the harbor. >> are you kidding me, i parked it and unparked it. >> you unpark it? >> kidding. game changer. >> because you need a little laugh during the super bowl. definitely. jamie turner 60 second marketer.com is here to talk about the ads. those are some of the funnier ones we'll see. how much impact do they have at the end of the day? >> a big impact but you can have a loser too. last year burger king did a spot that wasn't that good but mostly we are talking about commercials that you make you laugh or cry. when you do that, you

>> dagen: i think that's spot on, evidence, we know how president trump feels about andy mccabe basedhis tweets over time, this is bill barr not doing the president's bidding, perhaps. but i will point something out, jim comey's testimony contradicted andy mccabe's testimony, those two former allies were not in agreement with each other about this said leak over the foundation investigation and comey said in his testimony which the inspector general talked about in their original report, comey was misled about age, that was part about what was going on. if this ever went to trial, jim comey would've been a key witness. >> harris: the penalty for lying to the feds are trying to wiggle out of trouble is so far from uniform, every situation is different and i just don't know what to make, i don't like that. >> brad: the feds led to all of us, they seem to escape liability every time but something tells me we haven't heard the last of this investigation. >> harris: that's what you're saying, do you foresee then anything coming up that would touch on andy mccabe? you know, if you look at j

say andy at let's start with simplifying it for the average viewer 5 g. what is the difference between a walk away and its main competitors which are ericsson and nokia what they are for differentiates weiwei well the 3 major areas that 5 g. is bringing which is going to help bring computing power to the edge one has to do with the speed and the amount of data that can pass in a quick manner the other is latency so that the response time is short dramatically so when you look at autonomous driving you look at the the ability to stop the car based on the most current data rather than stopping in one meter maybe you'll stop in one centimeter terms of remote surgery the ability to have the really fine tuned connections so there is there's really no pause the ability to have sensors and machine to machine communication to make very important decisions on our vertical industries and finally the the multiple connections a particular area some of this can benefit in the consumer space for example so if you're at a sports stadium for example and you've got your m

and i remember that andy walked over to the door. literally, the president is in the adjoining classroom. and i remember when he got to the door, he paused and it seemed like an eternity. at the time i remember he got to the door and he paused, and i never understood until a couple years ago we happened to be on a panel and he said he suddenly realized he needed to know exactly what he was going to say so that the president would not ask any questions. >> oh. >> so he had to formulate what he was going to say, and you remember the famous photograph where he tells the president about the second plane fly into the second world trade center and that america's under attack. the president had to make a decision, should he stand up and walk out, excuse himself and walk out. he thought the reading demonstration was going to be, you know, a matter of seconds, maybe a minute or two at most from being concluded, so he -- rather than standing up and excusing himself in the middle of it with 40 tv cameras and stuff, he decided he would wait unti

i'm andy scholes alongside my colleague, nine-year nfl veteran coy wire.nd i tell you what, coy, it is pretty awesome having a super bowl here in south beach. >> no wonder south florida has hosted more super bowls than any other place. the glitz. the glam. and we have the stars joining us today. drew brees. done jan, donovan mcnabb. gronk. >> and here, all of the family, on deck, the cnn set is overlooking the water. the dan patrick show is over here. rich iceisen. and bleacher report grid iron has an all time setup. and a great taco bar. >> the 49ers went 4-12 last year and here they are with a chance of winning a record-tying sixth lombardi trophy. with dominant defense and play calling on offense. the chiefs are led by reigning mvp patrick mahomes. they have come from down 10 and 24 points in the last two playoff games to get here. it's kansas city's first super bowl in 50 years. >> and this week started out on a very somber note, the entire sports world, mourning the death of kobe bryant. he alongside his 13-year-old daughter gigi and seven others dyin

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andy reid was a big boy. >> wow. >> pretty nice there.ice find on that video. >>> up next in "the pulse," the fake traffic jam caused by google. >>> also ahead, the historic news concerning the broadway show "hamilton." >>> but first the behind-the-scenes video from the super bowl halftime show. >>hey, i'm going to need you to ... never mind. ♪ can't touch this. ♪ help! ♪ you can't touch this. ♪ ♪ you can't touch this. ♪ ♪ you can't touch this. i trust you. stop, hammer time! ♪ i touched it! new cheetos popcorn. it's a cheetos thing. when in your gut,dent you feel confident to take on anything. with benefiber, you'll feel the power of gut health confidence every day. benefiber is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber. good morning mrs. johnson. benefiber. trust your gut. ordinary tissues burn when theo blows. so dad bought puffs plus lotion, and rescued his nose. new puffs have more lotion... and soothing softness to relieve. a nose in need, deserves puffs, indeed. introducing botanica. home fragrances with exotic pairings. warm vanilla and hima

andy, since this is your state, you're the expert down there, i want to start with you.iden is still leading although it is narrow and the support among african-americans has lessened. tell me what's happening. >> what's essentially happening is that joe biden's astronomical lead held in south carolina for much of last year just came down. not necessarily so much that bernie sanders has really risen in the numbers. they have been fairly consistent in the polling that we have seen over the year. but basically, biden is just come on down to his level. and essentially sanders is pretty much where he is at in the number he got when he was pretty shelaced by hillary clinton four years ago and with tom steyer there take away the momentum it is a much closer race. >> kerry, talk to me about what tom steyer has been doing down there to have a significant place in the polling, only state where he is in a leadership position. >> well, the number that i would point out is more than $20 million which is what tom steyer has spent on the air waves in south carolina alone and just to p

it holds 35,000 fans andi incredible arena.re is notjust the track and how the racing is. they are so passionate. the mexicans love racing. the drivers actually get to race in the stadium, £35,000, going absolutely wild and that is what you should expect. many thanks for your time on sportsday. and you can watch practice, qualifying and the race live on the bbc sport website and app tomorrow from 1.25pm. it's lights out for the race at 9pm. breaking news, manchester city banned from european competition for the next two seasons. find around £25 million. the court of arbitration for sport could appeal this decision. manchester city state they are disappointment don't disappointed but not surprised and they are going to appeal. banned for they are going to appeal. banned for the next two seasons. we will have more on bbc news throughout the evening. don't forget bbc for all of the latest. we'll see you next time, goodbye. the parents of a baby who clinician say is brain stem that have lost their legal us feel to force the hospita

andy swiss reports. an entrance fit for champions. passion as wales began their title defence. captain. but if the build up was rousing, so was what followed as italy were soon chasing shadows. two tries forjosh adams, the second courtesy of an outrageous piece of skill. how often do you see this? through the legs by biggar and wales we re through the legs by biggar and wales were out of sight by the break. there was no way back for italy. especially after this, tompkins with a try on his debut. not a bad start for him orfor wales‘ new coach wayne pivac and after north rumbled over, adams rounded things off in style. a hat trick for him and for wales a comprehensive victory. style. a hat trick for him and for wales a comprehensive victorym was a great team performance. it is noo is to nice to start with a bonus win and not concede any points is a great start. tougher tests lie in wait. but they‘re off to a winning start. it was the perfect start for wayne pivac. he will have been delighted with that and picked up where warren gatland left off, with an eighth straight win. italy

and applause .andi applause .than ever and too many politicians were not getting enough done. i am here to get big things done. cheering and applause. because he was the thing about politicians, whether they are... elizabeth warren addressing her supporters. it is interesting that she is not waiting until the results are in. i wonderjust how many of those top tier candidates that have been too close to call a just moving on from new hampshire. joe biden has a ready left and elizabeth warren sounds like she will be moving on. it might be awhile before hear from pete buttigieg on. it might be awhile before hearfrom pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar who are vying for second place at the moment. very surprising results coming out of the amy klobuchar camp. she seems to be doing very, very well, and unexpected surge towards the end and reflecting how many people made up their mind at the very. one candidate has a ready to opt out, andrew yang, and we will see where his supporters will throw their weight in this campaign

andy moore reports. ski resort in the french alps, the unlikely setting for this new cluster of coronavirus cases. french officials said a british man came to a chalet in contamines montjoie after visiting singapore. he then infected at least five other people, including a child. a total of 11 people are in hospital, but they're not said to be in a serious condition. some local schools will have to close. translation: we have been trying to trace where the 11 people from the chalet have been during their stay and who they have been in close contact with. the british man who was the original source of the infection is being treated in hospital in london. he fell ill after returning to brighton. a child at a school is in city is in self—imposed quarantine. in a separate case in mallorca, a british family of four, including two girls, is in hospital as a precaution after one of them came in contact with a coronavirus case in france. samples have been sent to madrid for testing. translation: we will have to

when andy mccabe lies to the fine, nothing happens. but when a trump supporter lies he risks having the book thrown at him. does the crime fit the punish meteorologist a first time offender in his late 60s heading to jail for possibly a decade? stone's lawyers are asking for a new trial. on this we should all be unanimous. he deserves one. the jury was biased. i have shown you the evidence. the foreperson tweeted over and over again against donald trump and his supporters. tomeka hart', the very guy she was supposed to be making a decision on. that's not justice. justice has not been served. roger stone deserves a new trial with a fair jury. if that's even possible these days. remember this. the president of the united states meanwhile, he has the power to either commute or reduce the sentence or pardon all together. and just so we are all aware, this is something that happens quite a bit. obama pardoned 212 individuals and commuted more than,700 sentences. he freed chel she manning for goodness sake. this full-on espionage stuff. obam

[applause] andy biggs. where is andy? boy oh boy, andy. [applause] there is a guy, he is tough.ear we are doing well in going good. i think i saw a poll that was very good for me. we have to make sure martha is going to do, i think martha is going to do good, but we have states that are not going to be easy, but arizona has been great. we are stopping illegal aliens from coming in. we are putting up walls. new mexico too, i state that has never been in play for republicans is totally in play. nevada is really looking good. we are doing well. we are doing well. we are going to have a great -- there is more spirit, i will say this, there is more spirit now for the republican party by far than the democrats. mike pence just got back from a that, a beautiful place chuck grassley knows well, iowa. and he was talking about this fiasco, the democrats, they can't count some simple votes on leave yet -- votes and yet they want to take over your health care system. think of it. think of it. but we also had an election there and we got 98% of the vote. we had two people running. i guess th

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joining us congressman and andy biggs. -- is enough. >> they don't' every record, they wanted record of people who want to be trusted travelers, he said we'll give you those, this was much ado about nothing. he wanted to avoid giv giving us those records but he has capitulated and i am glad. >> i know why they within this far, but this serves an example to american people the strife between left and right, we get caught. >> i wish it would have stopped yesterday, i don't know when it would end, i thought it was interesting, we found out and determined that we think motivation was, because mayor cuomo did not want to give over the records that might belong to illegal alien drivers who are getting licenses. he did not want to give that to dhs, they were not asking for that. you get this push me/pull you type of situation. >> you feel that there is any broader maybe oh, my god bipartisan consensus about this continue issue of state right versus federal authority. this is one of many of these issues that play out, i remember a

i saw alan shearer play at southampton in the reserve team andi at southampton in the reserve team and he looks something special. i'm going to come over and show you a video that they need for you, that is all right. allen was on much of the day at the weekend and i told me he was —— i was going to come and see you he has a message for you. was going to come and see you he has a message for you. tony, i hope you are well and a message for you. tony, i hope you are welland a a message for you. tony, i hope you are well and a little less hurt than when you try to get into manchester united. i know you have loved working into —— in football for many years and i was sorry i can't be there today. all the best today, thanks you could always tell shearer had a big heart as well as being a good player. how do you feel about being the first black manager?” never thought of it. ijust wanted to play. have you experienced racism yourself? it is not a good feeling for me to get stick that my skin and there is nothing i can do about it. just ruins the game of football, doesn't it? is that people yo

bush andy wife laura i'm looking for some lone star lemonade. any? y'all have >> that's for my wife. we are buying some lone star lemonade. senator, would you like some lone star lemonade? >> very good lemonade. ?> who made it how much do you charge for your lone star lemonade. >> are you going to tell us? a dollar?take >> journey back to previous new hampshire primaries this sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. next, a postdoctoral research associate at princeton university explores the history of medicaid and medicare in the united states explaining how discussions on universal health care have evolved since the 1960's. this interview was recorded at the american historical association meeting. >> george aumoithe is joining us from our studios in new york. thanks for being with us on american history tv. >> thanks for having me. >> you have devoted a considerable amount of time studying medicare and medicaid. take us back to that time period and how this legislation was significant at the time and how it has evolved. >> that's a grea

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the scotland coach has responded as andy burke can tell us.ad a group that has worked really hard for three weeks and we have an opportunity to bring players into that group top players coming back from injury, iwas that group top players coming back from injury, i was also hoping he andi from injury, i was also hoping he and i could have a similar discussion like the one we had on monday night and we'd be in a situation where he could come back but obviously things have changed with what he said in the media. can you talk to him now? yes, but it doesn't look like there will be any change to align himself to the agreed standards of behaviour. that's kind of grim isn't it? it's disappointing for supporters but ultimately what we believe will lead to our success is a team that is together and that can play to their potential and we've also some really good players that are showing 110w really good players that are showing now when they get the opportunity they can play very well at test level. there is life after finn russell? this group have sh