annette: in other news u.s. senators from washington are gearing up for a key vote on whether or not to call witnesses to president trump's impeachment trial. if no witnesses are indeed called, the trial could well end abruptly with trump soon quitted. acquitted. if they are called, however, the next phase of the trial will see democrats pushing to hear testimony from, among others, formerer national securityty adr john boltoton, whohose forthcom book appears to undermine a key part of the defense being put forward by the president's lawyers. >> for two days, democratic senators fought to bring in witnesses so they would testify in donald trump's impeachment trial. those sessions ended on a positive note for the u.s. president. republicans hold a majority of the senate, but it's slim. four moderate republicans have weighed side wg the democrats. that would many -- siding with the democrats. that would many witnesses like bolton would potentially testify about trump's actions, his alleged pressure on ukraine to i

i'm annette young. -- renee young. iran's supreme leader leads friday prayer from the capital, calling for national unity in a bid to quell anger afterer the iranian military accidenentally shshot down a passenger plane lt week. we will have more from our correspondent in tehran shortly. also, dozens of civilians are killed in syria's idlib provinces. russia resume strikes days after a cease-fire went into effect. moscow is denying the allegations. u.s. senate turned into a courtroom and politicians into jurors. the impeachment trial against president trump begins with a charge of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. trump himself f is missing the proceedidings. we begin in iran, where supreme leader ayatollah ali company -- khameni lead friday prayers, the first time he has done so in eight years. it comes in the wake of thespread protests about military plane shut down -- about the passenger plane shut down last week. the leader said this was overshadowing the killing of the supremee commander of the army y u.

presenting the film at sundance with director annette bernstein clinton said she hoped the movie would make a difference. we've got to do more to get people to understand what's going on in our country and the world and if this can contribute to that i'll be very happy. politics are everywhere at the 2020 sundance film festival a new documentary premiering here explores the murder of washing post journalist jamal khashoggi. called the dissident the film investigates in intimate and often gory detail what happened to 2 years ago after he entered the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul. more importantly the film points the finger at the saudi kingdom for the film claims planning and carrying out the murder. of another political dissident in park city this year is the chinese artist and director i way way. he's brought his new documentary which explores the disappearance of 43 mexican students in 2014. focuses on the families left behind families who continue to demand answers from the mexican government. the film offers no answers its political message is simply to bear witness. the. joi

martin scorsese to me praised as the world's ultimate director and laura dern jennifer lopez and annette bening to win best supporting actress for her role in marriage story. let's cross now to los angeles and speak with entertainment correspondent k.j. matthews hi k.j. the globes always look like it's a fun lots of champagne flowing it's a bit unpredictable tell us what's been happening here with some of the other winners. you know everyone loves the golden globes you are correct it is the 1st major awards show of the season it's really the only awards show where you can let your hair down they're passing out alpha hall of this year they went vegan a lot of people were kind of it beyond that saying no bring back the meat but it's really the 1st time that you see hollywood honor both the excellence of television in excellence on the big screen so it's a big brouhaha on there were a lot of winners out there tonight but you know the theme of the night interesting lee was very very political this is supposed to be the awards show where people let their hair down they have fun it's not as st

city's newest museum is the brown horse museum its collection is thanks to 700 works from the late annette upland horst and her husband fritz hammond they've continued munich's art collection tradition. of course munich is about more than just art history which is why no trip is complete without a visit to the b.m.w. museum opened in 1993 not far from the. city center the museum features 90 years of the ferry and company's classics and prototypes. here really don't need a special reason to come here but in winter when it's cold outside it's all the nicer to come to the original hall fry house and unix old town. there's still space to sit at lunch time during the week the storage main hall has space for 1300 people. and spare guy is the famous beer halls manager and shows me around the upstairs banquet hall is regularly used for events for example a weekly dance night at home for a house isn't just for tourists. or . why is the muni call for a house so famous. i do because we have great beer that's the main reason that's what everyone claims this is the house we're in the poorhouse has alwa

congratulations to katie and annette, two of the folks here since taking office, and they're also in the gallery. [ applause ] >> my last state of the state address i asked the legislature to set politics aside so we could work together on the issues facing our state. i said i expected bills to be passed with broad support and in the spirit of bipartisanship. one of the things i'm most proud of, more than 95% of the bills i signed my first year in office had bipartisan support. major accomplishment. [ applause ] >> people worked together on really important issues. representative ladenbach and others came together to provide access to rural air use to make sure medicaid covers teleservices in wisconsin. [ applause ] >> thanks to senator rainer, shack ner, representative zimmerman and representative rothstock, voters will not be denied to vote because of a disability. [ applause ] >> because of other senators good work we signed a bill to train commercial drivers on recognizing and preventing human trafficking in wisconsin. [ applause ] >> these bills exemplify what we can accomplish

a crew from the water company but annette comes by regularly to empty it every week about a 1000 kilograms of stuff accumulates part of it plastic. this is how it works air is pumped into a tube lay diagonally across the bed of the canal and as scapes through holes in the tube the bubbles bring the waste to the surface the waste is then directed with the help of the current into the receptacle near the bank keeping it out of the north sea. boats and fish can pass through the bubble barrier the extra oxygen is also good for the water. the great bubble barrier was devised by an amsterdam startup of the same name yeah right on at this point they break the barrier is responsible for the maintenance of the whole it's still ation 3rd to that and it is going to start doing research so they will start research on how much their stick is being collected it will also do research on how out easy it is to be emptied the water company has crews and a fleet of boats that go around and pull trash out of the city's waterways last year that included more than 40000 kilograms of plastic the hope is that bot

wine producers the d o c the nation is now valid in 9 provinces in the northern italian regions of annettegh and feel really good. this means that traditional wine growers have to cut back a little and open up the market to us lowlanders as well. that way the overall product can enjoy a lasting success. this is acceptable to the producers of classic percent involved be a dandy they now want to preserve their culturally protected product from low income petition a group of established vintners meet in this old wine cellar. on. they choose the best bottle every year the perception was be pure and made only from the grapes that have grown here. written pretty good on the paizo the high quality of the lowland prosecco makes our work difficult we are struggling to keep our identity from simply being watered down. the venues shape this cultural landscape over generations and have now even received the unesco designation this has its price in their vineyards the grapes still have to be harvested by hand. the slopes are too steep for machines every square metre here requires 5 times as many workin

and women's rights are human rights in the world and presenting the film at sundance with director annette bernstein clinton said she hoped the movie would make a difference. we've got to do more to get people to understand what's going on in our country and the world and if this can contribute to that i'll be very happy. politics are everywhere at the 2020 sundance film festival a new documentary premiering here explores the murder of washing post journalist jamal khashoggi. called the dissident the film investigates an intimate and often gory detail what happened to the 2 years ago after he entered the saudi arabian consulate in istanbul. more importantly the film points the finger at the saudi kingdom for the film claims planning and carrying out the murder. of another political dissident in park city this year is the chinese artist and director i way way. he's brought his new documentary which explores the disappearance of 43 mexican students in 2014. focuses on the families left behind families who continue to demand answers from the mexican government. they put us alone. film offers

she didn't want us to be thinking about the drama over white annette to be the 1st international black star i think she wanted us to see it as a divine comedy. of comedy to find the disappointments. such as the fact that. one of the white men she had loved since arriving in france had proposed to her. josephine's love like mirrored the role she played in movies. men had fun with her but marriage was out of the question. she responded in her typical style in a song with a smile. if you think this young. woman much longer i. love her all day for our next long term goal was long down that it won't be long come. maybe just. being a mom. all be a good mom. life in europe wasn't perfect but this is where josephine took destiny into her own hands she became a leading figure in the entertainment industry discovered the power of being a star. but after 11 years she longed to return home to settle the score and show americans what she was made of. i saw blackpool waiting on the wharf they come to see me we disembarked all the black folk crowded the gangway. realized then that they were porters c

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annette in nottingham, new hampshire, democratic caller. hi, jeanette. >> janet? >> janet, ok, apologies. go ahead. >> janet in your, maine. ork, maine. i was knocking doors. the first doors -- veteran, father was in guadalcanal. he had his marine flag upside down. he was crying that the country was in distress. he was talking about certain things happening in his personal life. and he also said look at this ground. it's january. there's no snow here. this guyte, i mean, said i'm 69 years old. the country is in distress. as voted for reagan. i voted for reagan. i was always a republican. i'm voting for bernie. the country is in distress. thank you for your attention. >> ok, janet. deborah, a republican, you're next. >> i'm proud to say i'm from the state of missouri and i believe in show me. and our president, donald trump, has showed me that he can get the things done that we need, even with all of this comey, all, mueller, of the others. i am not for bernie, not a socialist. my grandmother fought against -- and was in france, taking care of men that had been sla

annette suspected those results, what they follow party lines? but independents are starting to lean against the president. 53% of independent voters saying that she he should be removed. 34% believe in his acquittal. the polling concluded before the defense team open their argument. but will public opinion change or our independent voters showing the impeachment trial is leaving a mark on the president? let's go to the party panel. he got attorney author daniel mclaughlin's back. in the host of the jimmy weinstein show, it is jw strategies founding partner it is jamie weinstein, and lucas here media partner and the fifth column podcast host, the award-winning and much decorated camille faulkner. welcome everyone. so is this good news for democrats? this fox news poll. and what does it mean. >> if you have 53% of removal it's a very high barr, constitutionally speaking. we need 67 for varied to serious and decisive issues. not only this, i don't gaze going to get removed i can't imagine what is in the bolton book but good for him. kennedy: if the

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