most of all, faith in detective arnold.e promise he made to solve the case was to her. >> he is going to see that these people are found. if it had just been earon, it would have been just maybe another death. but since erica was involved in that, he wasn't going to let up on it. >> judith didn't know it yet but down at police headquarters, detective arnold was close to getting answers from the men he had been pursuing since their starring roles in the walgreens video. james quisenberry, the family friend who made the last phone call to earon, and kenneth williams, who admitted to a witness he was part of a robbery that turned deadly. now it was time to bring both men in and interrogate them. >> i'm a little apprehensive but not nervous, no butterflies just because it was something i had planned on and prepared for for such a long time. >> you were ready? >> i was ready. >> 15 months after the shootings, quisenberry and williams voluntarily came down to headquarters. each knew the other was there. >> i wanted both of them t

i have nothing but love for arnold prom -- arnold palmer. david: you won 18 majors and tiger one -- tiger woods has recently beat it. many people think trying to beat your record is recently in -- recently impossible. jack: i do not know. tiger is pretty good. david: you have won the masters six times, is that your favorite? jack: probably. david: you won more than 100 tournaments. 18 majors and were the leading month -- the leading money winner seven times and leading shot for the tour year. there is no record that you have not achieved. was there anything left for you? jack: i do not know. my record is good. you can always be better. that is the neat thing about the game of golf. no matter how good you get, you could be better. david: it is hard to know how you could have done better than you have done. what is that the key that makes somebody a good golfer? -- concentration, physical ability? jack: your mind is a big part. you have to believe what you can do and learn to play in yourself. i think everybody, i do not know what business you

arnold has his eye very much on lemay. he is deciding this campaign with this key weapon system is going to be put into the hands of curtis lemay, which happens in basically late december, but is formalized in january of 1945. so, i think i shall wrap up there lest i go way over my time. i don't want to do that, i want to save time for questions. again, thank you so much for letting me talk about this fascinating episode from world war ii. [applause] >> hello. i am going to see if i can find this. on the second of june, 1944, and we are focusing on june and this in this conference although it will run a little bit before and a little bit after, airmen of the air force gathered in italy to hear their mission for the day, thinking they were going to do one of those there and back missions to hungary or somewhere and back to italy. to their shock, they saw the line going all the way up into the soviet union. this was a secret mission. they had no idea about it they -- about it. they were going to be flying the first ever shut

, which wins arnold's confidence.in 1944, he uses 100% incendiaries. the air force likes the results from that raid. it produces more devastation than the other raids they have been flying, and it sets up a harbinger for the future. just to end here basically on the operation itself, and i will continue on one other thing. this sums it up. lemay basically says no one could have made this operation work. it was so difficult logistically. a couple of things happen. the main thing i would say, the important incendiary raid that lemay waged, but also, because lemay did so much good work in this theater, it set him up to ultimately replace heywood hensel when hensel was relieved of demand for flights out of the marianas. that campaign became the focal point of the air campaign in the far east. lemay was instrumental in of course getting that underway and then turning to low-level nighttime incendiary raids against japanese cities. here is a key point. letters from arnold to lemay and back are fascinating. i have never seen

i really embrace that. >> reporter: but the district says if arnold does not cut his hair, they won't allow him to walk in his upcoming graduation. this small texas town is predominantly white, and some have criticized the district's policy, calling it racially insensitive. but the school district says it's a long-standing dress code standard. >> we've had this policy since the inception of our district 90 years ago. this is the first instance of any accusation that our dress code is biased. >> reporter: houston texans star receiver deandre hopkins tweeted his support, saying, "never cut your locks, deandre arnold." there was similar outrage in new jersey a little over a year ago, when this video circulated of a high school wrestler forced by a referee to have his dreadlocks cut before a match. new york, new jersey and california have all passed legislation banning discrimination based on natural hairstyles. but again, graduation on the line in this case, david. >> all right, linsey davis, thank you. >>> we are remembering a giant of journalism tonight. jim lehrer, the long-time pbs n

. >>> american scientist who won francis arnold is a professor at caltech received the doctorate from uc berkeley 1985. he went on to win the nobel prize in 2018 for her work on the evolution of enzymes. she was also named board member last month of alphabet. arnold says she was very busy with the people and she did not do a very good job. >>> 2020 is getting off to a great start when it comes to california's water supply. the series of snowstorms that began thanksgiving dumping huge amounts nose in the sierra. department of water resources after the fact near echols summit and said the snowpack is 90% of the historical average. snowfall is also creating great conditions for skiers and snowboarders. >>> you can see that consistency through the next few months. and that will start to build back up it is from right now and definitely on the upper and lower amounts. looking at the long-range forecast directly were gonna see a shift next week as we that start the season weather pattern patterns. hopefully between 20 and 24 inches is known to get back about the hundred percent. >> more goo

who have they got besides benedict arnold from that era, number one? number two, if they're so restless that rand paul is doing a crossword puzzle and lindsey has to go to the bathroom 100 times, there are 400 bills sitting on mitch mcconnell's desk right now that impacts you and me, and they're doing nothing about it. get off your butts, do your job, sit there and listen. that's the least you can do for the american people. >> i know that trump wanted these lawyers because he likes the tv lawyer. he likes that kind of vitriolic. >> the epstein lawyers, are they going to be there, the epstein lawyers? >> i believe so. but that is not going to play well to chief justice roberts. and let's face it, the framers wanted the chief justice of the supreme court to be in the chamber because this is a very somber, this is a very serious trial. and so that type of thing that trump likes is not going to happen. they're going to have to have a different type of decorum here and i think what's also going to be very interesting to watch is what are they going to say?

. >> reporter: high school senior deandre arnold never doubted he would graduate but now he may not get to walk with his class. >> he's not a problem. his hair is not a distraction. >> reporter: deandre was suspended last week over the length of his dreadlocks. school officials calling it a violation of its revised dress code deandre's mom disagrees.>> every day deandre hair is up, off the shoulders, above the earlobes out of the face. >> reporter: texas school district wants deandre to cut the length of his dreadlocks he says his hair is part of his culture. >> i really like that part of the trinidadian culture. >> reporter: tonight the district defending their actions. >> he is absolutely permitted to come back to school. full clarification, if he's in violation, what we do with him and any student is he could possibly go into in-school suspension. >> the school district could take a closer look at the changing case law around the country. it seems like the school district thinks it's on solid grounds but there are more recent cases are courts are striking down this exact kind of dres

the district says if arnold doesn't cut his hair, they won't allow him to walk in his upcoming graduation. this small texas town is predominantly white and some have criticized the district's policy, calling it racially insensitive. but this school district says it's a long-standing dresse wod the inception of our district 90 years ago. this is the first instance of any act coo sacusation that our code is biased. >> reporter: there was similar outrage in n y eweareyje ago, wo circulated of a high school wrestler forced by a referee to have his dreadlocks cut before a match. new york, new jersey and california have all passed legislation banning discrimination based on natural hairstyles. graduation on the line in this case, david. >> linsey, thank you. >>> we are remembering a giant of journalism tonight. jim lehrer, who would become the dean of moderators in the presidential debates. tonight, his rules of journalism. >> good evening, i'm jim lehrer. >> reporter:lehrer, known for his calm and reassuring way. his interviews. and perhaps most of all, his steady navigation of presidential de

so we wanted to present you with a check for $20,000. [ cheers and applause >> arnold says he hopes tod become a veterinarian in the future >> that is just fantastic. great follow through >> i love hearing that and other school administrators should take a note and learn a lesson from this let the kids be unique, let them be who they are. >> absolutely. just ahead bill karins has your forecast >> popeyes chicken has new gear that might look familiar to the bee hive joint pain, swelling, tenderness... ...much better. my psoriasis, clearer... cosentyx works on all of this. four years and counting. so watch out. i got this! watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are feeling real relief with cosentyx. cosentyx is a different kind of targeted biologic. it treats the multiple symptoms of psoriatic arthritis to help you look and feel better. it even helps stop further joint damage. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability... ...to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an i

a motherfrom south london has been joined by hollywood action hero arnold schwarzenegger in the fightne mccubbin brought them together to talk about a problem which it's estimated could kill160,000 people here in the next decade. 0h, ella. i miss everything about her. her smell. she used to touch my face. she didn't want to be forgotten. and i hope her death hasn't been in vain. this little cough turned into the chronic asthma which killed ella when she was just nine. ever since, her mother rosamund has made it a life goal to fight for clean airfor all. just over there is where she used to cross the road every day. they lived on london's south circular, one of the busiest roads in the country. so there's illegal levels of air pollution all over the uk. we keep on hearing about waiting lists getting longer and i personally believe air pollution is a contributory factor to that. and it's not just you, though, is it? no. the chart foundation, the royal college of physicians... yep, everybody. ..science is on your side. yeah, we all know now. medical evidence is mounting. today this forme

"arnold, we don't have a a chopper. >> jimmy: "we don't have a a chopper. there's no chopper."e i love that guy. where did you guys meet? >> we met backstage at one of his shows early in my career and i actually asked him for a a sack -- or a touchdown dance because i was playing a little tight end then and i was like, "hey, man, can you give me a touchdown dance? i didn't know what to ask him. i mean, i was excited. >> jimmy: yeah >> and he gave me like a a 45-second choreographed touchdown dance. [ laughter ] it was incredible and he did it in front of me and i'm like, "you're literally one of the best dancers on the planet i'm a 290-pound defensive end. i also don't have 45 seconds on the field after -- [ laug ] >> jimmy: -s>> i don't have anyr any of this. >> jimmy: did you try it ever once >> i tried it righ f i didn't think it was it when i was doing it." >> jimmy: do you remember any of the moves now >> no, i don't remember any of it it was too long. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] oh, oh, god. uh-oh. all right. all right. okay - >> what the hell is it [ cheers an

much to the delight of the home crowd as well as former california governor and hollywood royalty arnold schwarzenegger. before we go to munich now where one piano player has been taking his performance to new heights literally swiss pianist docile the audience while hanging on a building crane above the site of munich's new concert house he said the stunt was about questioning daily assumptions about how things are done and he may well strike a chord with some. states who now.

to its of the life of the home crowd as well as former california governor and hollywood royalty arnold schwarzenegger. c 2 now for reporter which finds out what it's like to be foster parents who've been taken in several children don't forget you can get all the latest news around the clock on our website next peiser berlin thanks for watching. every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the consequences of just stress in our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world. forgetting we don't have time to think i didn't go to university to kill people. i mean pain. people feel for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad but what will become of course to stay behind it simply. my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger one of them. displaced this week trying to. get. suzanne to hunker as a foster mother for a children's village in southern germany she has 7 foster children living with the and raised 3 of her she feels being a children's village mama is her calling. c

to its at the light of the home crowd as well as former california governor and hollywood royalty arnold schwarzenegger. to now for reporter which finds out what it's like to be foster parents who've been taken in several children don't forget you can get all the latest news around the clock on the website of an exposure berlin thanks for watching. every 2 seconds the person is forced to flee their home. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises from around the world. for. i didn't go to university to kill people.

precise much to the right of the home crowd as well as former california governor and hollywood royalty arnold schwarzenegger. well finally to canada where an oil walk has saved several kittens that were frozen to the ground thanks to some quick thinking well the freezing kittens were spotted in rural alberta in the country's west and the work of what he used warm coffee to release them from the ice it is full of they were abandoned in the cold a local rescue group took the cats in after they were freed and they have already found them a new home. if they hadn't i think we're going to myself as well watching d.w. news live from but every member latest always always available on our website d.w. dot com i'm going home frame by live a feast and. it's only been a good job with. your linked in the news from africa the world joining to exception the stories of discussions continue and we will come to their views after killing those ramnarine from foreign agenda from the news of easy to our website d w max africa join us on facebook w.

as i said earlier -- >> i know, i'm loving some mike lee. >> when i heard there was a benedict arnold comparison, that was all they proof you find that michael lee's words were overheard. what do you make of it and will it give honest to goodness air cover to other republicans, national security-minded republicans who want to have a debate on this? >> well, it's not going to be so much air cover. this has been an ongoing challenge, if you will, inside the party for a while between the neocon hawks who really kind of live by the creed of, you know, we plant a flag, claim it, or we blow it up. and, you know, republicans are, like, not every engagement has to be a military one. and we should be smart an two fronts. one, have a plan, and two, make sure you can pay for it. that's the rand paul/mike lee part of this. wefsh we have been at war for 17 years. a lot of republicans like a lot of americans are tired of this battle. so what you're seeing now is the president sort of splitting the war baby, if you will. on the one hand, feeding the lindsey grahams of the world a little bit of what

his right back trent alexander arnold won the player of the month for december.l has helped spain to the semi finals of the inaugural atp cup in sydney. having lost his singles match, nadal and his partner pablo carreno busta won their doubles rubber to set up a semi final against hosts australia. serbia play russia in the other semi. two—time london marathon winner wilson kipsang has been provisionally suspended for doping violations. he's been sanctioned for not informing testing authorities of his whereabouts and for tampering with samples. he denies any wrong—doing. gb boxing today officially launched the olympic boxing qualifying tournament, that will be staged in london's copper box arena. around a50 boxers from 50 european countries are set to take part. caroline dubois will be one of them and the bbc‘s young sports personality of the year has been speaking to our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid about her hopes for 2020. caroline is the use of olympic champion. two years ago a highlight ofan champion. two years ago a highlight of an impressive career.

. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say?hat they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the wa

keys surprised arnold, in addition to her presence, with a $20,000 scholarship to college. >> wow.licia keys on guys, remember, he had to change schools because of it, because he refused to cut his hair, rightfully so. he is from trinidad. his hair means a lot to him. he said please don't shet us out. let the school be open to other cultures. >> reminds me what t.d. jakes said. you can't be petty and mighty at the same time. >> i love that i said that. >> as ellen points out, it was not a pattern of bad behavior. he is a really good student. >> a good student and a good kid. we are going to stick with the hair theme for a second. you heard about this. this oscar nominated short film called "hair love" inspired by popular online videos of dads combing their daughters' hair. >> you are almost done. you are doing a good job. >> thank you, sweetheart, so much. daddy is trying. doing the best i can. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> i love that so much. daddy is trying, i'm doing the best i can. former nfl player matthew carrie saw that, too. this animated film tells the story of

john's cousin in law arnold schwarzenegger as well as mohammed ali. >> the home of john f kennedy andsette has been made into a shrine. >> our final interview with john occurred two months before his death when he and caroline attended a new york gala and even in the rain he was gracious enough to stop for media. >> how do you define being generous. >> you're all here in the rain. >> no, how -- >> he's very generous. >> one more? one more? >> thank you very much. >> gone too soon. other pilots flying the night of jfk jr.'s crash reported no visual horizon of haze much like dense fog blanketing the valley at the time of kobe's accident. >>> next up, we have lighter news. the grammy his so many great style moments and meet the pint-sized fashionistas channeling lizzo, ariana and demi. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. earning on my favorite soup... got it. earning on that eclair. don't touch it. don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. this one? nope. this

. >> senator lee's benedict arnold impression. >> benedict arnold was a literal traitor to the american revolution. that's small ball compared to what some trumpers are calling democrats. >> they mourn soleimani more than our gold star families. >> there's only one politician who has attacked a gold star family and that's donald trump. it was probably isolated. a responsible republican like the former u.n. ambassador wouldn't say anything like that, right? >> the only ones that are mourning the loss of soleimani are our democrat leadership. and our democrat presidential candidates. >> this stuff is getting in the water, folks. >> while all that's been going on, yesterday president trump claimed credit for a decline in cancer deaths. his administration announced it would roll back 50-year-old bipartisan environment aal requirements. and "the washington post" reported his treasury secretary is trying to block disclosure of secret service travel expenses until after the election. perhaps because trump has spent 1 out of every 5 days at his golf resorts on your dime after rallying against o

>>arnold's phillips lives acroe street and says it's making him crazy they actually penetrate throught and i'm trying to watch tv or whatever it is going to that the bag right music is intended to drive the homeless away and it doesn't appear to be working ending isn't that actions. the state to take instead of actually dealing with the issue the idea of weapon i sound is nothing new this 7 11 in west hollywood loops classical. this 7 11 in sacramento over plays classical with the soothing sounds of this. >>but here at broadway it's raing bagpipes over. >>sticks in your head when you're like going somewhere else and you're not even in this neighborhood are wishes he could pull the plug to even talk to restaurant they should build talk to cut the people have higher bmis always so they can do really fresh from cbs 13 fell on deaf ears but arnold's downstairs neighbor, at least had his covers. floor and i could still hear the backbench and it's just constant tell yourself lucky if you're eating withear buds and if you're not no happy meal here. >>do what you will to annoy the home. >>and

arnold schwarzenegger doesn't scare easily and was known for his environmental commitments as governor of california in his fellow austrians developed the idea of electrifying the g 5. so what. mediately interested in the project and we were constantly exchanging ideas and that's how our joint project was born just a commitment to the entire drive train into the car position the batteries in the vehicle accordingly plus the software which breaks the book to do for us because you need the appropriate expertise or force of the computer remove an internal combustion engine from a car like this g class you'll get a 1000 error messages because. we have to simulate everything which is very complicated so often the case. where specialists in this field feel the home know what we're doing. so much bits of his 6. 490 horsepower electric s.u.v. right up arnie's alley. over a period of one year he subjected to some seriously terminating testing. that had such a pall that he paid another visit to the kaiser team to get his beloved hummer electrified to. thank you for your dedication and for your v

but arnold reagan. has always been unusually good even before he switched to a role food. the medical exam shows he has no nutritional deficiencies. so could this kind of diet be an option for everyone. you couldn't just go from 0 to 100 percent raw food even specialists tend to incorporate some cooked food in their diet which is important and. there are also some tricks like pure a vegetable and fruit to make them easier to digest. after 10 years of eating only real fruit and vegetables on old reagan has now also added a small amount of cooked food to his diet. that's it for today next week and until then let's try to stay in good shape. to. check in takes this special trip. to do a show is not just the city trip but also a journey for jewish history as fire warms the minds are considered the cream of european judaism. jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it. next on d w. a when the rebuilding of jewish life in the holy land. celebrations schools and communities. when michael children arrived in poland is none of

arnold schwarzenegger doesn't scare easily and was known for his environmental commitment as governor of california and his fellow austrians the belle of the idea of electrifying the class. so for. an immediate lee interested in the project and we were constantly exchanging ideas 6 and that's our joint project was more than just a commitment to the entire drive train into the car position the batteries in the vehicle accordingly the software which breaks the what the hey if you need the appropriate expertise or force which pushed the computer a move an internal combustion engine from a car like this g class look at a 1000 error messages which is. the most we have to simulate everything which is very complicated because. where specialists in this field feel home know what we're doing. so much better just trying to secure. a 490 horsepower electric s.u.v. right up arnie's out. over a period of one year he subjected it to some seriously terminating testing. that had such a pall that he paid another visit to the kaiser team to get his beloved hummer electrified to. thank you for your dedi

this is video of governor gavin newsom and from o'gorman or arnold schwarzenegger touring tinker 134 back in august. governor newsom released a ent stifora atem and australia are already united by the deadly wildfires, now grieve this tragic loss together." investigators now reach the crash site. the tail section reportedly remains intact. but the fuselage was destroyed. this? >> veronica thank you. a push tonight to make utility ies anck usop meyour power. state senator scott weiner's bill would require companies to reimburse customers or local governments for cause associated with planned blackouts like lost wages and spoiled food. sheriff grose would have to put money into a reimbursement fund. the bill cleared the senate operations committee today. weiner says it would create an incentive for smaller targeted blackouts to prevent wildfires. >>> president donald j. trump's impeachment trial stretching into another late night. house managers ending their day with a fiery push for the presidents removal. cbs reporter natalie brand with of the highlights from capitol hill. >> reporte

. >> reporter: support for texas high school senior deandre arnold just hit a crescendo >> you should be able to wear your hair however your want. >> reporter: ellen degenerous now weighing in after officials at barbers hill independent school district told deandre he couldn't walk with his class at graduation unless he cut the length of his dreadlocks to comply with the dress code. >> i'm begging you this kid is a good kid. >> reporter: deandre could return to school without cutting his hair but would be placed on in-school suspension, something his mother sandy says he does not deserve. >> so we knew the dress code is off the shoulders, above the earlobes and out of the eyes. >> reporter: the school district declined to comment today but last week the superintendent told nbc news the district recently clarified the policy. >> before it said you can't tie your hair up, so instead of that we changed it to you can't have your hair in any manner, when it's down it's in violation. >> reporter: deandre says he wears dreadlocks to honor his trinidadian background. >> it's part of our cultu

i love the way she refers to arnold schwarzenegger as mr s. hello, i know who you are, she says.head of the fire services watchdog has urged building owners to remove any unsafe cladding as quickly as possible to avoid another fire like grenfell. sir windsor thomas says it's alarming that more than two years after the tragedy over 300 buildings still have similar cladding to the tower in north kensington. the first part of an inquiry into the disaster found it was the main reason the flames spread. major work to repair wandsworth bridge is set to get under way in the next few weeks. the crossing will remain open during the £6 million project which will include improving the structure, as well as road surfacing. the number of vehicles using the crossing has increased since hammersmith bridge closed last april. a south londoner is proof that it's never too late to follow your dreams after getting a record deal at the age of 82. rex martey from sydenham has performed in pubs and clubs across london over the past 60 years. he put together an album of afrobeats music and sent it to a

but arnold's a vegan so that means eggs and dairy products are up to sleeping fruits and vegetables moreover food is cooked anything so that eliminates all the foods that aren't palatable when their own cooked grow potatoes and old machines contain soul which is difficult to digest. contain lecterns which can cause nausea and vomiting. so they're not good either. just leaves nuts vegetable oils and pulses to provide the body with the nutrients it needs. food and a vegan is difficult you really have to know what you're doing and then stick to a very very strict diet. you cannot say i don't like algae so i'm not eating that because algae contains nutrients your body needs. guns last. year and a half ago since then he's continued to train regularly but less intensively he puts his impressive fitness down to his diet the doctor believes there's another reason. surprises me is that your fat metabolism is very very good and it's not just good for someone who runs 100 kilometers or does a triathlon it's remarkable. so when you're pushing the limit in endure and sports your fat metabolism is still a

this is video of governor gavin newsom and former governor arnold schwarzenegger who toured tinker 134 back in august. same aircraft right there. three americans were aboard when it went down today near the australian capital of canberra. at this point, no word on the crews names, where they were from, or what went wrong or may have gone wrong with the aircraft. governors released a statement saying "this tragic accident reminds us all of the too high cost of the scourge of wildfires, as well as the sacrifice of first responders from around the world." california and australia already united by the deadly threat of wildfires, now grieve this tragic loss together. the governor also says that hellfire members trained with that crew, and the crew and the aircraft itself will be desperately missed. at the live news desk, i'm ken bastida back to you. >>> the search is on for two suspects in a deadly shooting in seattle. the gunfire killed a woman and left a nine-year-old boy in serious condition. police said the suspect on the loose are both 24 years old and each has a criminal record. they

that they were getting after the strike in president's champions, called the senator a "benedict arnold." so that's the first thing. put enormous political pressure, whether you can put political pressure on senators like susan collins and cory gardner, who arupor reelection in swing states, that's an interesting question. mentioned, was they can try to invoke executive privilege and telanl people like john bolto mulvaney, you can't testify. and we don't know whether bolton in particular would defy the white house. it's gonna be an interesting couple of weeks. >> sreenivasan: yeah. so, here we are finally. january of 2020.eks are now in we've got iowa and new hampshire just around the corner. and it see that wherever i look, there's new polling data. oh, this person's up by two. this person is up by six. is this worth paying attention to? >> you know, i've often said that polling is the crack cocaine of political j.ournalis i mean, you look at the headlines, you know. "sanders surging!" and then you look and you realize the first four candidates in iowa are separated by five points, wit

vean la fiesta que se armó en inglaterra, al ocho alexander arnold entra de córner y tenían uno paraia es el único lugar donde puedes obtener ayuda económica para pagar por tu seguro médico. y este año, casi un millón de personas podrían recibir ayuda económica adicional del estado para reducir el costo de su seguro médico, eso significa más ayuda para los que ya la reciben y nueva ayuda para los que no la han recibido. así es que entérate de cuánto podrías ahorrar. la inscripción termina el 31 de enero. >>> y el fin del mundo se acerca, así dicen los expertos, hoy el bol dcientíficos atómic afirmaron que la humanidad continúa enfrentando dos peligros >>> se trata de la guerra nuclear y el cambio climático que existe y según los especialistas se encuentra a 100 segundos del abismo. el año pasado la humanidad se encontraba a dos minutos por lo que la urgencia es apremiante. >>> el reloj del juicio final debutó en 1947 cuando las armas nucleares fueron la mayor amenaza nuclear y se agregó el cambio climático en el 2017, el gobernador jerry brown lo vio >>> en pocas palabras el fin del

times that we have known. >> kevin arnold is just like a regular kid except in the 1960s, and he's nottching the apollo 8 take off, but i'm just sitting there trying to call a girl. >> the first episode of "the wonder years," anybody who saw it remembers the ending where the first kiss with winnie and kevin arnold. the song they play is "when a man loves a woman." that moment seemed so pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone of the baby boomers in the 1960s is about rebellion, about being students. by the 1980s, it's time to grow up. and so they shave their beards, give up their dashikis, and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were all talking about winning their votes. now the young urban professionals and the rest of their baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> by the '80s, it was pretty clear that the generation after the generation of the '60s may be embodied by alex keaton on "family ties," seeming to be a lot more interested in the corner o

his right back trent alexander arnold has won the player of the month for december too.lo carreno busta won their doubles rubber to set up a semi final against hosts australia. serbia play russia in the other semi final. the two—time marathon winner has been suspended for doping and possibly tampering with samples. rugby league side red star belgrade are to apply to join the rugby football league. they've already already played in the challenge cup in this country but are now hoping to join the likes of new york and ottawa to enter the third tier as early as 2021. manchester united fans of a certain vintage might remember this man. michael knighton celebrating his agreement to buy the club. the deal though was never completed, but he claims his blueprint was the catalyst for the club's huge commercial success as he's been telling stuart pollitt. manchester united football club has been sold for around £20 million. the new owner is property tycoon michael knighton. august 1989, old trafford, michael mountain and itself to manchester united man's any unique way —— michael

meanwhile the house of representatives has voted to limit president arnold trump's ability to engage in military conflict with iran the chamber voted almost completely along party lines to pass a resolution it is unlikely however to pass the republican controlled senate ordered the killing of iranian general customs alimony last week without congressional approval now the rise in tension in the middle east has prompted an emergency meeting of e.u. foreign ministers in brussels they are hoping to find a way to steer the u.s. and iran away from further confrontation remember it was the 1st the assassination the few iran's top general. then iranian retaliation. in the deepening conflict between iran and the united states the european union seems caught in the middle the countries whose deeply affects not only the region but all of us and the use of weapons must stop now to give space to dialogue. talks seem to be the only feasible option here in brussels at the moment the european kind of dilemma is that they of course want to put additional pressure on iran but at the same time they do

arno arnold. up for sale, the leather jacket he wore in terminator and a painting by sly stallone. they can each be yours for 10 grand. the former governor has long campaigned for the environment. more than ten years ago he signed a global warming act reduce greenhouse emissions by 25% by this year. >> before we go, our immediate climate will be changing by tomorrow night. >> the short-term weather, a few sprinkles. we'll be seeing waves of showers going through. i think most of it is going to be in the north bay. we'll see some tomorrow night, a little more saturday evening into sunday. from midday sunday through the afternoon is trending drier. there's a lot of rain drops in that sunday forecast but a lot of that is going to be through the morning. so the entire weekend is not going to be a washout. >> we are about 25 minutes away enjoy your friday. >> bye-bye. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests - noah centine

this is video of governor gazza newson and former governor arnold worsening or touring tanker 134 back in august. >>> the governor released a statement saying in part, california and australia already united by the deadly fires now grieve this tragic loss together. investigators have reached the crash site and the tail section reportedly remains intact with the fuselage being destroyed.'s >>> still ahead,, power shutoff becoming the new norm in the bay area. coming up the lawmaker who wants yotor u tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> police in stockton are investigating the discovery of hundreds of military devices that prompted the evacuation

>> from the beginning i thought trump had less to do with mussolini than arnold schwarzenegger. and then to take over the reform party. and when you get these celebrity outsider presents. if it runs as the leader of one of the two parties in the united states, they can either govern as well as republicans or democrats. and so from the very beginning trump became a republican. but that was the fundamental strategic decision. with one exception of foreign policy where the president has far more discretion you are much more dependent on your party in congress. george w. bush left the country with afghanistan and iraq obama was elected so he added three more syria and libya and trump has not added without war. and he seems to favor displays of force as an alternative to deeper engagement instead of postponing it. and he has shown his own predilections by bringing in robert light heiser who was a democrat up until he switched in 2016 or 2017. i'm just inferring this from his actions to say i will write a blank check to the bush / ryan republicans of congress on domestic policy but i

as dead as tom arnold's career. maybe not that dead.ughter] but impeachment exist in reality because reality is good. right adam? >> and now adam schiff gets interrogated. >> mr. adam schiff we saw you shoplift on camera, please empty your pockets. know the things that you stole. where is the other one? >> i only needed one. >> okay. what else. >> my name is gary, he's a good listener. >> is everything? >> where did you hide that? >> same place i had the chapstick. >> it's getting weirder. we know the skeptics. we know how the dems and so did the dems. you can guarantee when trump is acquitted they will how that convicts within another abuse of a power, but they are hoping he will give up so the sorry candidate can finish him off. that was the point. they have been at it for three years. which reminds me, how can you take something seriously when it started three years from the people who are running the scam now. that is like me stocking lewd jobs for three years and then when he files the restraining order i'm like who me, i was hidin

of course even the hard work of brian cox has many rules or much features bob the wonderful debbie arnold a lady who has appeared in just about every store bought books in the u.k. however when they became in with her daughters she was speaking not about the glitz and glamour but their efforts on the key issues of homelessness was universal credit you know it just takes 2 weeks for somebody to be turfed out of where they were living and i think the thing what don is doing with buses for the homeless is making little pods within london buses and that not only are they giving some people so much to live they're also bringing in people to in a rehabilitation into society again to get them jobs to get back in there i mean i cannot imagine what it must be like to have had some of these people have been you know wealthy had good jobs and now they have nothing they're ashamed that i want to go home i can't imagine what it must be like if it's must be an. adobe you've been involved in lisa lister slaughter was the killer so that shouldn't often be very proud of your daughters for sure to kill wha