in a letter to families the arch diocese says students will be providing gnments and academic support. >>> our time : that's. later this morning president trump will address the impeachment charges. . >> and with that bang of his gavel, supreme court justice john roberts concluded the third impeachment trial in american history. senate leaders taublgd about that final outcome. >> right now this is a political loser for them. every one of them right now is in better shape they were today than they were when the impeachment trial decided. >> if the founding fathers thought elections should decide they wouldn't put impeachment in the constitution. >> republican senator mitt romney voted to convict president trump on abuse of power. we're going to bring you live coverage of the president's address from the white house. it's scheduled to begin at 9:00 this morning. >>> we have some new numbers now where the iowa caucus the race is a virtual tie. pete buttigieg has 26.2% of the vote. bernie sanders with 26.1%. now the democratic candidates have turn their focus to new hampshire where voters

studios in moscow this is arch international and sean thomas certainly. all right the president of ukraine vladimir voiced his anger over the hostile reception given to evacuees returning from china over the coronavirus alberich riots broke out as a group of ukrainians were driven to a hospital and put in quarantine none of the passengers had tested positive the clashes left 9 police officers and one civilian injured. actually. you know we always say that ukraine is europe to be honest at some moments we look like medieval europe unfortunately let's not forget that we are all human beings. the flight of from the chinese city of han where tens of thousands of people have been infected landed in the ukrainian city of kharkiv on thursday and before that roadblocks were set up in other regions of the country following rumors of more quarantine facilities being set up parties during the quarter comments. say some new people moved into the neighborhood they came from the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus pandemic perhaps you'd be worried or angry but it would

as the telegraph points out, ina arch of flu.—case scenario, we could be talking about two or 3 million people affected. let's say on this front page, and it is the human rights laws and brexit. we are beginning to start a new round of negotiations on monday. we are a p pa re ntly negotiations on monday. we are apparently going to reject eu demands to guarantee that the uk will still continue to be bound by the european human rights law once the european human rights law once the country becomes fully independent. british negotiators are going to refuse to accept the clauses, and we know from the hard line in the cabinet, priti patel previously mentioned, dominic raab, foreign secretary, they are very opposed... and dominic cummings. he is not in the cabinet, he has much more powerful than that. people in the cabinets can be sacked. it is interesting, a little peace in the paper, many people think this is a recent thing but it goes back. paper, many people think this is a recent thing but it goes backm has nothing to do with the

speed we are now joined live by a political analyst allison joe bruno thanks for being with us here on arch international as always i want to get your thoughts on some of this stuff. u.s. national security officials have reportedly said that the assessment of russian interference is overstated so why are u.s. democrats sounding the alarm over meddling again. i think the manner of blaming russia is convenient for both parties because that way they can avoid speaking about real problems and real issues and policy none of the parties are speaking about policy in fact and put any. blame for whatever outcome in the election on russia the way that the democratic convention the democratic primaries are going right now it seems that bernie sanders is headed for a win or at least would lead to a win. if. these machinations around him he himself was forced to admit or at least sorry it was coaxed to admit that the russians were interfering in his campaign in his favor. that's the that's the other absurd. aspect of this story so i think that's the main that's the only logical reason that i could come

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between these 2 arch rivals bush spoke of the breakthrough. and gave hope that they do you would in the country's defeating civil war. gardiner we have before we sat down together and agreed to form the unity government. there are a few details that are still outstanding. but we will resolve them together through the transitional government. and if the president resolves the issue around states we agree to film the government on the 22nd of february without any further delay as like congratulations to you. but while they were patting themselves on the back the united nations was laying out in grim detail the real cost of their passion or feud millions of south sudanese women and children left to starve in a country rich in oil reserves a major focus of the report is that millions of south sudanese civilians are being deliberately starved deprived of access to basic services. while up to 80 percent of monthly the oil revenues are unaccounted for having been diverted from official accounts by the country's politicians. as well as tackling corrup

ireland's coach, england's captain, andy and owen, father and son, arch opponents here.x nations, england finally had a home game. so, for them, could twickenham make the difference? sometimes the ball decides. unpredictable by design. there and gone. johnny sexton'sjob was to gather up the danger. george ford followed the ball. in the end, it found him. the game was fierce. the ball sometimes irrelevant. the referee had a look at this. one shirt, no cards. england had their tactic now. sweep forward and trust in fate, in the bounce. elliot daly won this race and at half england lead, 17—0. next for the referee, ireland's stander trying to break free using the palm of his hand. england's farrell was penalised for illegally holding on. both arrows know they are chasing the french to be champions but they are nowhere near the last yet. six nations is different rugby. people want to see this high—flying, high floating, passing game but it is just not like that. the conditions don't make it like that and the intensity of the rivalry make it a tight game and i thought we hand

noticed seems to be enjoying a comeback at the moment but analysts say that recent tensions with the us arch enemy 6. when you have so much pressure from abroad people tend to be more conservative so you have what happened to a major general officially it was announced that he was assassinated supreme which tend to feel that this is a major security issue for iran and right now we have to be tough to keep the integrity of the country. let's go to apathy is strong even in the traditionally conservative stronghold of iran. i would i'd rather cut off my arms and legs than go out and vote there are no real elections here in iran just appointments the guardian council in other words how menai makes all the decisions these candidates are stooge. is it won't achieve anything. the hardliners may well emerge victorious in this election but no voter participation could also be interpreted it as a vote of no confidence. or the berlin film festival the belly knowledge is now underway as the festival's 70th year in the opening film is my salinger year starring sigourney weaver alien thing but this is any

second or third what happens next in terms of his organization is he prepared for super tuesday on archheir backs to the disconnect i'm not sure he just prepared after running in the earlier states focusing so intently on the small early states to run in 14 primaries at the same time. of all the candidates other than bernie sanders has been able to attack a small network and raise enough money in the fundraising quarter i think the campaign has probably built the last bimbos at this point. that might be contingent on that in new hampshire convincing a lot of democratic voters whether they are small or bigger given the maximum allowed campaign that he can be the standard in that more moderate. that is a good place for him to be, it requires a strong finish in new hampshire so i do think there is a lo a lot of infrastre that gets built on the fly if you make it out of iowa and new hampshire, but i think that he would be among the best equipped to do that. >> there was a number they had about $9 million cash riding on him. what is the state of the campaign if he does come in fourth or fift

ajax beat arch—rivals psv eindhoven 1—0 to go three points clears in the eredivisie. kick from the psv keeper. quincy promes with the finish. novak djokovic admitted he was on the brink of losing due to dehydration... before fighting back to win his 17th grand slam title in a thrilling australian open final. it means dominic thiem's wait for a first major continues. 0ur reporterjohn watson has more from melbourne: good evening. a warm welcome to melbourne park and what is been a men's finals day, novak djokovic successfully defending his title, beating actors dominic team and thrilling sets. it extends his record winning right here to eight australian open titles. it continues to stranglehold on the big three in men's tennis. they have now won the last 13 major titles. here is michael radford. they walked through the corridor or champions would confirm the sides of the dominic thiem face if he wins the slam title. novak djokovic seven—time champion here, the best of the best. dominic has shown he can compete with the best routes although he did and melbourne from losi

this is the arch relative value of cameron crise.rican banks or load on troubled european? cameron: american banks have been a financial trap since the crisis and have the headwinds of still needing to clean up balance sheets, and low in the case of barclays and negative in the case of swiss banks and in a low interest environment, and that makes it difficult to make money if you are a bank in the context of low interest rates. the fed has paying and -- has been paying interest on reserves. it is tens of billions of dollars, whereas in the eurozone , banks have been having to pay the ecb for the privilege of keeping money on deposit, and that is approaching something like 10 billion euros. u.s. banks are getting interest from the fed. european banks are paying a tax to the ecb. wouldn't you rather own the ones that are earning interest rather than paying a tax? tom: a good week for european banks, deutsche bank above 10 euros which is a big deal. lord turner, thank you so much for joining bloomberg today. cameron crise with us as wel

ireland's coach, england's captain, andy and owen, father and son, arch opponents here.tions, england finally had a home game. so, for them, could twickenham make the difference? sometimes the ball decides. unpredictable by design. there and gone. and england have scored. johnny sexton'sjob was to gather up the danger. george ford followed the ball. in the end, it found him. the game was fierce. the ball sometimes irrelevant. the referee had a look at this. one shirt, no cards. england had their tactic now. sweep forward and trust in fate, in the bounce. elliot daly won this race and at half england lead, 17—0. next for the referee, ireland's stander trying to break free using the palm of his hand. england's farrell was penalised for illegally holding on. while now some short range tries. henshaw kept ireland in the game. watch the ball, there. but england's energy was unrelenting. luke cowan—dickie's underneath all that. he's the one looking happy. quickly followed by the coach. porter's reach for ireland was the final moment but by then the match had already gone. one

computing deal known as jedi — joint enterprise defense infrastructure — but sued after it went to archls of bowing to pressure from president trump who has often attacked amazon and boss jeff bezos. universal music, home to global stars including taylor swift and drake, is set to sell shares to the public in the next two years. universal is the world's biggest music label — the most prized asset of french media giant vivendi. it has seen a year of record profits according to vivendi's latest results — the paris based group says the share sale will go ahead by early 2023 at the latest. uk construction equipment maker jcb is cutting production and working hours as it faces a shortage of components from china due to the coronavirus outbreak. it says there will be reduced working hours for the 4,000 staff from monday and an immediate suspension of overtime. more than 25% ofjcb‘s suppliers in china are closed, while others are working at reduced capacity. and now, what's trending in the business news this morning. the sec is looking into tesla's finances, according to business insider. in i

president going onto try to hang his prosecution on his arch enemy and perceived arch enemy james comey. even though here's the fact the fact is comey was in private practice at the time. at that time. proving today he knows how to stay on the president's good side with this. >> i'm a trump o crat. if i had the ability to vote i would vote for him. >> the fact is he was a poster boy for corruption. a corrupt former new york police department commissioner. the face of insider trading. and all of them got clemency from the president. like i said before, so much for his claims that he was a great corruption fighter. >> ukraine had a tremendous corruption problem. >> he wants to end corruption in ukraine. >> very very strongly looking into all sorts of corruption. >> ukraine is known as a corrupt country. one of the most in the world. shockingly. >> we're investigating corruption and i heard greg and numerous people the other day say i have an obligation to do that. >> we have to check corruption. >> we'll work together to root out corruption in ukraine. i probably have a legal obligation t

you are looking live at the arch in st. louis. i foal you have some information about that.i know about the arch i feel even though it looks object belong it's the same amount of distance between the width and the height. >> wow. good words. 6:25 eastern time on a sunday morning. good morning, st. louis. >>> we have serious news about the coronavirus and concerns this morning after several countries are reporting a surge of confirmed cases without any direct links to china. the epi center of the outbreak. >> we are talking about south korea, iran, italy all reporting a jump in confirmed cases and deaths. it's alarming for the communities there and, so far, more than 2400 have died around the world. >> in china, the government there saying they are finally getting a handle on the outbreak. nbc chief correspondent richard engel reports from hong kong where entire neighborhoods are on lockdown. >> reporter: chinese officials say they have beaten back the coronavirus, that the country's forced containment of millions is working and that factories are back up-to-speed and food su

ministry or things of that nature that are specific or some of them are both in parish work and an arch dao sis ministry. >> we have like to have? >> ideally i would like to have two deacons per parish. that way erl peovrsonal itand w actually use two deacons per parish. we have plenty of room to grow and we also have plenty of time and we need people joining us who are a little bit younger. we ask that they don't apply >>ter the anyone of mase owti6 a time when a man who has prior responsibilities looks around and says this might be for me so you have some of these people applying. >> yes, we do. but you can't be younger, say 35. you need to be ordained at 35. >> i the were three evening meetings in different places, different counties of the archdiocese. the advertisement was interested in being a deacon? come tort informational meeting. find out about it. >> no salesman will call. no commitment or anything of that nature but information. >> people are able to find out red dilly what the de act that is and how they can find out about it from you and you're on the website? >> website.

you can see it arching up and around the bay area and moving into the pacific northwest.we see all of that rain there, we're still dry because of high pressure. now that high pressure will move away. this low will start to dip down. by the time it gets here, by sunday it will be dry. we'll bring in some colder temperatures and possibly some rain for southern california. we continue on with our dry start to february that continues into next week. so we're going to enjoy the weekend. we're checking out the chinese new year's parade forecast. san francisco looking great. 54 degrees and then cooling down. just wear a lot of layers. of course you'll do that and will be outside for a couple hours. we're looking at temperatures today in some of our warmest spots inland reaching 70 degrees. slightly warmer. tomorrow up to 71. by saturday mid-60s. it does cool down on sunday but not too bad. it will be windy and highs reaching 62. then we're rebounding those temperatures for the start of next week. mike, you have a look at what's happening at the bay bridge. >> it is a pretty siza

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in march 1944, hitler's arched hitler's marched into hungary. we had to wear yellow stars.e were forced to move into a ghetto. within days, the man who had previously tried to buy our house was allowed to just go in and empty it of all its contents. in midmay, more jews were marched to the brick factory, where the railroad was lined with cattle cars. we were ordered into the cars, my 83-year-old grandmother in a wheelchair was taken onto a special car for invalids. that was the last time i saw her. my biology teacher, who i admired and adored, refused to climb the steps and was shot in front of everyone, and was there for all of us to see. it was horrific. my next memory is entering auschwitz where i spent the next 6-7 months. my sister's friend was our block out sister. she informed us our mother, brother, and little cousin who had come with us had already been murdered. who could believe something so outrageous? but it was true. miriam helped me get a job as a messenger girl. my sister became her assistant. when i had typhoid fever, people i had met as a messenger saved m

all of the rain that we have seen recently across the region is streaming just to the north, and arching up and around and staying away from the bay area, and mainly hitting much of the pacific northwest and just to the north of california. we are also going to have the pattern continuing high pressure, and keeping the storm systems away, and we are also getting a dry northerly wind, but it is bringing down the colder air, and as we go into the rest of the week, we will start to see the low pressure approaching, but it is sliding down the coast, and mainly staying over the land, and that going to dry out as it goes over wind, and still bring down cold air to the weekend and as the winds are picking up, we will see the temperatures drop. as we check out the forecast for heading out and about and making plans for the weekend, and if you are going to watch the pebble beach pro a.m., you will see the temperatures there in the upper 50s and breezy and be prepared for the cooler air. it will be nice in the mid of the day with the sunshine n. san francisco, the chinese parade is happening this

entrance arch for joining us. we talk about markets in the comic backed up coming up with robert kaplan but let me first get your take on the coronavirus and i your in touch with the administration. tell us about the u.s.'s response to the coronavirus and what president trump's focus on now. >> president trump responses been to offer help to president xi, he has not accepted. he did permit the world health organization to send a team at their access was restricted. and now the who in geneva admitted yesterday that key data they need about how healthcare workers are infected, means of transmission, have not been provided by china. this is not something that is evil or mean, it's part of china's overall strategy that we've seen the last three years they are basically the leader of the world now. they claim they are fighting protectionism and given a model on how to handle the coronavirus in their own conduct. it's really quite breathtaking that they want to say we have defeated the coronavirus, and now we are willin

it doesn't for me have a back with more of the weekly of the top they are still with his arch international. i'm going to fulfill the repeated promises. to the people and promises you know we've all pots to. be. free. now you want to. know. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic to follow only. exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy herbert dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one topic every week. student debt trade was money universal basic. and more catch up with what's front running this sunday exclusively on r.t. . the welcome to world a part of the freedom of speech is one of the pillars of democracy and also the one that in the west is perceived as being in greatest peril with the left claiming that it has become a vehicle coopted by the right to spray paid and the right driving the lastest sinister snowflake censors just

but there are no deaths reported here a reporter arches she said ray goes inside the cdc for an exclusive look at how they're managing to respond to this disease. >>inside the cdc's emergency operations center medical response teams are tracking trends and monitoring the coronavirus we've learned everything we know since early january raise we entered into 2020. we're talking about a brand new disease of unknown etiology common signs of the corona virus arefever cough and breathing problems and we know that the otr coronaviruses are primarily spread through respiratory droplets. the cdc says around 600 people are in quarantine acro the us, most of them are state employees who recently returned from china where the cases in the united states have mostly been in travelers who are returning from who've a province in central ina. there been 2 instances of transmission the ited states that have been to household contacts of people who returned from wuhan. >>and develop symptoms. the cdc is deployed around 800 people across the us, the airports and federal quaranne stations to manage the outbre

our in just under $33.00 and a half minutes i'll be back with more news at the top the hour of his arch international. was. going to. be. this up to you culpable more than other more through the mob but in your circles want to. get. into before the much for the privilege of a little a minute to do it when there. was. a whiting good bit of produce here already in the simpson but never you know made a simple choice. did he do. that that. julian associate travels to sweep to deliver a speech while there he met 2 women aged 3126 the wiki leaks founder was soon involved in an intimate relationship with both of them. the woman who. and find it him. also offered her. which is studio so there's only one there's only one bed in a tent she said i'm going to be away you can stay so great. how everything's chang and the woman came back. and. wanted julian to stay there in. those women the really approached him it seems like especially the younger ones saw him on t.v. fell into law whatever that means to be the person that it looks like someone who wants to be a rock n roll groupie or something appr

fine it were this just discuss the encounter there you cases are completely different but the over arching principle of reciprocity runs all extradition cases if the united states is going to revoke the extradition treaty between the u.s. as it's done here then you know the united kingdom needs to stand up and both countries need to abide by the extradition treaty so you know we are very clear working you know doing our best to work with the u.k. government. to make sure that the decision that the united states has made it's not actually this is not accepted but we are in the middle of a diplomatic standoff it's one of the darkest moments. in the u.s. u.k. relationship. u.s. democrats are urging the white house to impose additional sanctions on russia including president putin it follows meddling claims ahead of november's presidential election with moscow accused of helping candidates from both parties. a letter from congressional democrats was presented a centrally calling for more sanctions to be imposed on russia in response to allegations of russia trying to interfere in the 2020 pres

are not professionals at memorizing lines or delivering them in compelling in cars mustique ways arches actually know how to deliver the lines so is it really a surprise that ever so glad to be able to spend some of their fat only would pay checks on a few lines of text that can launch them on to the divine bounty and over the woke in a matter of minutes find it kind of interesting how creative the democrats have become here in trying to disseminate their messages so they're using 21st century methods to summon a 1000 century political ideas here on this in the left is going to try anything they can this election season to try to either bash the president or promote their progressive ideas especially now with the oscars and the timing of the. after is coming on the heels of their resoundingly loss in their attempts to try to impeach and remove president from god unfortunately because of group think in the bullying that permeates in hollywood right now any celebrity that leans to the right is going to be ostracized and on lot of them have actually been blacklisted out of the industry pro

look-alike facades that are meant to look hundreds of years old but arete less tha there's also a triumphal arch new bridges ache varda river that have on them about 30tatues each. not everne has been impressed. the "new york times"d the remodeled city one of the "kitschiest" capitals on the planet. to.ists we met seemedemus >> it's amazing. we never-- we've been in more than 36 countries. we've never seen this number oft s everywhere. >> somebody mentioned that this monument, disneyland monuments. monuments?r: disneyland yes. zlot of comments happen. >> reporter: zorv is the head of north macedonia's ruling party. he was prime minister up until recently. he resigned la month after the country failed to win membership in the european union. he says thbuilding project, which was launched by the country's previous right-wing nationalist government, partly to blame for settg the country back. >> i don't want toomment the style, but i always comment to spend one billion euro. >> reporter: one billion euros? >> yes, for that monuments a museums in the center of our capital, it's really stupid. it ver

is most of this is arch international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us and supporters of have been protesting in london in solidarity with the imprisoned wiki leaks founder a hearing on his possible extradition to the u.s. gets underway on monday. as more. i'm here in the center of london with protesters who are opposing the possible extradition of julian assange to the u.s. we launch from australia house. to parliament square and you can see behind me there's a lot of talks going on in entertainment in support of putin now this is of course the center of democracy and support as they gather to. ahead of the wiki leaks founder hearing on call in court on monday people are. serious this. is a crazy. is more freedom of the bombing future of. journalism. of. journalists. have to be able to scrutinize the wrong to be decided whether he is indeed extradited to the u.s. he could be facing 175 years in prison for leaking documents. accusing him of hacking a u.s. government computer and leaking classified documents back in 2010 now he has an awful lot of high profile supporter

one of the interesting things that i picked up on was how different the arches were i mean between them all because they all seem very similar in makeup and shape and size it depends what i'm focusing point as compared to the ground is above the ground and it's not really a cliff but the head you don't hit face right on the ground you get this reinforcement sign goes down an up and down and up and there's all kind of weird accused effects which you know we've all been listening to for millennia i mean this is this ghost theories to. is placed in places where the echoes of particularly interesting so you can paint a picture of a figure and you stand but by go back in the sun will come off and it will look like the person's to hit some other person's. it's rather strange as an archaeologist to have an interest in music because the past is of course totally silent to us. we know that some of the most elaborate painting patterns in the caves also in the case when you go. most domestic acoustics. so we sped those paintings were soon seated with singing dancing musicality. this is a typical t

seattle and qatar say even though on the same arch tack that those buildings are so different because. one of the downfalls of globalization for many is the loss of identity and for instance when you look at the buildings especially in europe like you can say this is a money and building this is a barbarian tavern italian. but when you look at modern buildings all high skyscrapers still the same this everyone wants to do something like you or zaha hadid and you don't they don't. there's a lot of that and it's 2. thing to have 2 opinions about it if there is so much similarity it means that people like similarity and therefore do identity is not necessarily a problem because it's actually something that people like because maybe it gives a kind of family or tea everywhere or kind of repetition of the same expectation the same environment so i wrote an article about the generic city which is going to simply say ok you can continue to complain about it. maybe people like to tell him why would they like it on the other hand i did to be a nominee in 2014 in venice and i was there every sin

srch d rescue hikers arch for d mapped the route as they canvassed wooded trails near big rock ridge in marin county open space, who never returned from a president's day hike. eric jorgensen sees bennett hiking several times a week. >> seems like an active strong guy. i'm surprised that he is missing. he didn't seem at all like typical. >> before sunset, a chp helicopter circled the canyon, looking for signs of bennett. >> when you go hiking or running back there, is there cell phone reception? >> no. >> reporter: his home surveillance cameras show bennett walking towards the woods just before 1:30 monday afternoon. >> i'm kind of concerned because i go trail running a lot in the canyon. and sometimes i'm wondering what happens if somhi happens to me and how i can be found. >> besides the helicopter, the marin county sheriff brought out their drone and deployed 50 people on the ground. as well as five k-9 teams which picked up scents from bennett's jeep which is still parked down the street from the trail.fse r prsonnel head up the trail behind me, but we haven't seen anyone come ba

from her perspective has to be to defeat dall trump she said that she would even support her arch rival bernie sanders who of course she defeated in the 2016 democratic primary that she would even support him if he became the democratic nominee because the key goal was to defeat donald trump what i thought was also interesting was how she was received i mean hillary clinton in the u.s. as you know is a very divisive figure a political figure but here in berlin she was really i think given almost a hero's welcome that's right it is you know full of the better than i would prides itself as being one of the most if not the most political film festivals in the world and it's just significant that you know we've had johnny depp we've had to go and weaver but among them hillary clinton is one of the most famous people to walk on the red carpet this year so not a movie star but a politician is making the headlines here the banal and it shows how the film festival is willing to invite and confront controversy but i find it a 2nd to. the competition that ensures that u.s. film never rarely somet