enron and they target arthur anderson? for what quick. >> destroying evidence is what they called it. but they did it a crime by combining two separate statutes to create a crime out of something that wasn't so they destroyed arthur anderson. they knew they would destroy the company. mark: how did they destroy them quick. >> indicting them. mark: because they are the financial advisors quick. >> yes and financial advisor. >> they manufactured a crime by combining two different statute statutes. >> how many people work quick. >> 85000 people. mark: wiseman was the lead investigator. >> the lead prosecutor. mark: he informed the director of the fbi at the time was mueller. . >> yes. mark: what did they do quick. >> they knew they would destroy the company when they indicted it because anderson represented 2500 publicly traded companies. and those who represent companies can function as an auditor when they are indicted. so they feel the indictment for a week that is a disaster and then they worked behind the scenes to avoid

. >> derrick freeman, mayor of great city of port arthur, texas. >> [inaudible] >> suburb of dallas. >> kona, hawaii. >> tom butt, richmond, california. >> good morning, mayor buckley, an appear play, maryland. >> john dunbar, the mayor of the town of yontville in napa valley, california. >> mayor of everett, washington. >> mayor of baltimore city. >> mayor of albany new york. >> mayor of augusta, georgia. >> mayor of toledo, ohio. >> and, of course, you know mayor cranley who earlier introduced himself. we were very blessed in the city of gary this year to have

please join me in welcoming professor paul arthur. [ applause ] >> thank you, jared. and thank you to georgetown for organizing. this is the first meeting we've had this year on this side of the atlantic. and it's obviously a very important one because one of the questions that arose from the earliest days of the civil rights movement in northern ireland was to what extent was the civil rights campaign in the united states inspirational, or was it a model for us, and that will be one of the things that we'll explore today. i want to speak very, very briefly, but i want to start with a cliche because we're good at cliches. all politics is local. and when you consider northern ireland in 1968, there we were on the periphery of western europe, a tiny land mass. we represent a territory about the size of delaware. virtually unknown. if only because we had hermetically sealed ourselves off from the rest of the world, and then the civil rights movement started. it started trying i think to follow the martin luther king example. and we can explore that later. but over the pa

. >> reporter: arthur blank owns the atlanta falcons.league should change its marijuana policy. >> i probably would not be in favor of it because i'm concerned about the gateway effect it has on other drugs. >> reporter: we asked to see the ad, but acreage holdings didn't provide it. cbs said in a statement, "under our broadcast standards, we do not currently accept cannabis-related advertising." the nfl also has the right to reject super bowl commercials. mark strassman, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," norah talks with atlanta falcons owner arthur blank who's making his final preparations for hosting the super bowl. >>> actress connie britton joins us in the studio to discuss her role on the new show "smilf." >>> and we take you to lordstown, ohio, where a gm plant will soon stop production and talk with members of the community about their future. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is k

she told cbs news arthur would be horrified about his relative's alleged actions.ever would have tolerated the deception that masked how this drug was addictive. >> this is much bigger than the sackler's now. this is about the guggenheim, the met, the natural history museum, touch tufts. there's going to have to be a reckoning. >> reporter: and about that reckoning, it may be delayed or may not come at all. that's because many of these institutions received money long before the opoid epidemic. still, the met says it's reviewing its policies. and here at tufts, they're reviewing all their ties to purdue pharma. it occurs to me the one place we could not find the sackler name is on a drug rehab facility. >> all right, tony, thank you very much. maybe after the sacklers have seen tony's reports, and i'm assuming they're watching, they may say yes, sit down and talk. because you want your side of the story out there now. >> look, in all of these types of stories in a crisis, it's important to follow how it started. >> exactly. >> and there was a massive marketing push

this is 62- year-old arthur edigin. police say he was last seen driving a white suburban with damage on the right front quarter panel. . é(robin ) the state department says ... its staff needs to get back to work even though the government remains shutdown. the department has pledged to find money to pay workers. deputy under- secretary for management, bill todd... said in part in an "urgent message" .... that the agency operates best when fully staffed. staff is ordered back to work next week. (robin ) earlier this month... president trump canceled his trip to next week's world economic forum annual meeting. now, the white house has canceled the entire delegation trip to davos, switzerland. white house press secretary sarah sanders said, the trip was cancelled -- quote -- "out of consideration for the 800- thousand great american workers not receiving pay ..and to ensure his team can assist as needed." the delegations trip would have been led by treasury secretary steven mnuchin... and the secretaries of state and comm

on their arrival in germany in late june two thousand and fifteen dear arthur was reunited with his wife and now they have the child they want streambed of bringing up and safety. just as with me lad the uprising and the homeland they left behind is never far from their arse thoughts indeed these days he works full time for the cause on a website devoted to a free syria. yanni mug and other than a charlatan on a. comedy. done my sweaty. thoughtfully check unknown mom i'm phoning. an affair i want to send. money has a seven and that. the north and i one if you want to but to a never did out and may not get together they'll take a moment or two to recall the ups and downs of their time on the road. i mean a whole lot of them a lot this is not bother with. the addition of a. gun just like other refugees who found sanctuary in germany. and did are say they'll always be grateful to the country that has made them welcome. but had things been different back in syria neither would have chosen to come hand. in soaring and in the number. but not the what are lama lol and you number seven a doctor.

born in the trial century he served as a royal engineer at the arthur clue palace in what is now turkey. at istanbul's museum of the history of science and technology in islam they have built working models of some of al-jazeera reis water devices talk to debt left when turned explains them to me. as you have a look inside this building you can see the donkey and this stone creamery moving mechanism bringing into running these gears as you can see and then lifting the water up to these channels that's quite a sophisticated machine it is a surface. he was more fascinating engineering. water devices like hell gerry's were hugely important throughout the islamic world as their empire spread across the globe. engineers of the golden age built reservoirs and impressive dams many of which still survived today across the middle east and islamic spain as well as these dams in places like cord of iran and syria irrigation was also provided by nor ears from the arabic now which are giant scooping waterwheels but as populations grew throughout the islamic world it became necessary to have more adv

on their arrival in germany in late june two thousand and fifteen dear arthur was reunited with his wife and now they have the child they want streambed of bringing up and safety. just as with me lad the uprising and the homeland they left behind is never far from there are stuart's indeed these days he works full time for the cause on a website devoted to a free syria jani mark and other than a charlatan on a land sort of her family can look dumb ass forty miles they call it a one hour smartphone. thoughtfully checking your own mom folding marquardt swing an affair and one innocent. man has ever been and that's what you know what and i mean if you want to. but to a never did out and may not get together they'll take a moment or two to recall the ups and downs of their time on the road. a lot this is not either with. the addition of a. gun like other refugees who found sanctuary in germany. and did are say they'll always be grateful to the country that has made them welcome. but had things been different back in syria neither would have chosen to come here. and in the number. but not the

that may not seem like much to any of you but to me that's like adding 14 arthurs in one year. that's a lot, incredible. the census bureau estimates are new total population for the state surpasses 760,000 for the first time in state history. [applause] it's easy to understand why a scarcity mindset may still invade our thinking, given that many of our citizens had direct experience with our decades of out-migration and rural depopulation, and if it returns a news we're constantly being subjected to claims that things are getting worse. let's take a minute and pull back and take a look of the facts because the facts show otherwise. let's take a look at the globe because we are part of the global system. extreme global poverty has been cut in half over the last 20 years. over a billion people been lifted out of poverty, 75% of the world now lives in middle income countries. global life expectancy is up to 72 years, the highest it has ever been. across the globe, we've seen dramatic decreases in deaths related to disease, war and natural disasters, and dramatic increases in acces

because in 1791 during the very first congress, arthur st. clair, major general arthur st.lair, a general in the revolution, he led troops into what is now ohio, losing 700 men in a battle with native americans. the house formed a committee to investigate the incident. the first time an official under the president's direct supervision was investigated. that's according to house archives. at first president george washington was uneasy about handing over documents to the house committee, unsure if the house even had the authority to investigate. but washington consulted his cabinet, drawing agreement from bitter political foes thomas jefferson and then secretary of state alexander hamilton who was the secretary of the treasury, that the investigation was legitimate. st. clair was ultimately cleared but the precedent for house investigation had been set. through the 20th century, the powers had been asserted and brought down a corrupt interior secretary during the 1920s tea pot dome scandal and investigated presidential misconduct in the watergate hearings. leading to presid

hey, greg. >> thanks arthur. >> i'm going to play the top songs on spotify this week.ing along to them the best you can, whether or not you've heard them before. this is "wow" by post malone. >> post malone. >> yeah. >> okay. >> now, do you -- >> that's a group. >> that's a person. ♪ ♪ said she tired of lil money need a big boy pull a twenty inch blade like i'm lil troy ♪ [ singing gibberish ] [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ g wagon g wagon g wagon g wagon all the housewives pulling up ♪ ♪ g wagon g wagon g wagon ♪ [ singing gibberish ] [ laughter ] this is "going bad" by meek mill featuring drake. >> drake? >> yeah, drake. have you heard of drake? >> drake, i've heard of. ♪ ♪ just a little ten piece for her just to blow it in the mall doesn't mean that we involved ♪ [ singing gibberish ] [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ foreign running on diesel dog playing with my name that is lethal dog ♪ ♪ running and the diesel dog playing with my name that's illegal dog ♪ [ laughter ] >> the number two song on spotify this week. >> okay. >> "sunflower" by post malone. >> this guy's busy. >> yeah. post malone a

aunque arthur estÁ algo moderada.fesor de mÚsica ante el distrito escolar de san josÉ luego de que presuntamente el hombre cometiera actos lascivosen contra de los personas durante varios aÑos. de acuerdo con el alegato el maestro de la escuela de mÚsica estaba enviando mensajes de texto de manera inapropiada y excesiva a estudiantes mujeres de la escuela. en sospechoso, se encuentra detenido desde el 6 de octubre de 2017. y la demanda busca ser incluida en este caso. por su parte el escritor expone lo siguiente, y citamos. estÁ cooperando completamente con el departamento de policÍa de san josÉ durante su investigaciÓn. no puede proporcionar ninguna informaciÓn que pueda interferir con la investigaciÓn policial en curso. estas alegaciones inquietantes, si se consideran ciertas . y estÁn totalmente en desacuerdo con los valores y objetivos de nuestro distrito. ramas: anoche a eso de las 11:30 p.m. un reciente se percatÓ de que varias personas se daban la tarea de quitarle las ruedas a varios vehÍculos en la calle. al

today with steve moore to talk about his new book, "trumponomics" and it's a book that he co-authored arthur laffer. and steve, i don't think you need an introduction, anyone who's worked in washington, d.c. but since the audience that if one is from here, you are a distinguished fellow at the heritage foundation but you can pretty much everywhere. even at the cato institute, you started the club growth, in which year? >> guest: around 1999 1999. >> host: . you on the editorial board and you are a contributor at cnn, a regular, you're on fox before. you have been everywhere. >> guest: and you. >> host: your co-author come you in the world of taxes for a boy knew of, he was a reagan economist and use the president of arthur laffer associate. it's my pleasure to be here to talk with you today. .. you're optimistic, you are a true believer and i've known you for a very long time and this is one of your distinguished features >> one of the things i loved, i think we as free-market conservatives are naturally optimistic. we think things are going to get better. julian simon was my mentor and his

. >> reporter: the mythical sort healthy young boy provide detail of the king arthur on the kid that would be king, alex sets out to unite the friends and foes to battle the wicked enchantress and the kid that would be king arrives in theaters on friday. chris martinez, cbs news los angeles. >>> it is 4:57 am >>> watch as this uber passenger tries to grab the wheel coming up and we will hear from the driver that fought him off. >>> san francisco is being held as a warning to the rest of the country, uber and lyft crushing public transportation and the details of the new study coming up in a live report. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. he feared for his life. plus: >>> he asked me if i crashed and i said i was good and had never crashed. >> uber passenger grabbed the wheel, and the driver said that he was in fear of his life. >>> why the rideshare services could be to blame for swamp -- slump. >>> this morning some teachers head back to the classroom and others repaired to pick it again. >>> good morning. it is wednesday, january 23. i am michelle griego.

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police caught 31-year-old arthur carson after receiving a call about a suspicous car parked in a neighbor's police arrived ... they found carson sleeping in the car.officers then found out it was stolen out of san jose earlier this month. they also found drugs in the car, including heroin. ( darya ) happening today... the deadline to enroll in covered california health insurance. if you missed the orignal deadline in december you still have until tonight at midnight to get health insurance. if you sign-up by today your coverage would begin on february first. ( james ) that was republican senator lisa murkowski calling on president trump to help congress reopen the government. the shutdown has now entered its 25th day. president trump is now backing off his threat to pay for the wall by declaring a national emergency. kron 4's washington correspondent mark maredith is in washington with the latest. president trump is rejecting calls by republican senator lindsey graham to declare a national emergency on the southern border.

be here today steve moore and to talk about his new book trumponomics, a book he co-authored with arthur and i don't thank you need an introduction to anyone who's worked in washington dc but the audience and not everyone is here you are a distinguished fellow at the heritage foundation but you have been pretty much everywhere. you started -- and its year was

. >> reporter: the riders ended up on mac arthur boulevard, where vendors and local artists set up booths to raise money. >> people from all over had heard about this. it is a good turnout. >> reporter: while carlito recovers, conners is set to be arhined tuesday morning. police say they are not looking for additional suspects n. oakland, laura anthony, abc7 news. >>> new developments now. a north bay chiropractor is in custody and back in the u.s. tonight after vanishing after allegations he sexually abused female patients. he spent two years on the run before being caught. he practiced in santa rosa. a jury found him guilty of sexual battery and child molestation in march of 2017 but he vanished two months before his trial ended. he was arrested on thursday. >>> former trump adviser roger stone who now faces charges in connection with the russia investigation today did not shut the door on the possibiliy of cooperating with special counsel robert mueller. stone appeared exclusively this morning on this week with george stephanopoulos. >> if there was wrongdoing by other people in the ca

he's been identified as arthur finch of san francisco. they say he stopped a 61-year- old woman in the head yesterday when she tried to intervene in a fight between finch and another woman. this was near ellison evan werth. he was located short time later, and then arrested. another good samaritan who also tried to stop the fight suffered minor injuries. >>> it's been caught a spray- cation.they have caught a prolific tiger from australia who appears to have traveled to the bay area specifically to vandalize barge cars. ktvu's amber lee joins us. she's life live on more about the arrest. amber? >> julie, we are at the daily city barge trainer. one of the locations where transfer vandalize. it was collaboration between the law-enforcement and australia. bart police, nypd, and u.s. customs that led to the suspect's arrest. transfer vandalize. it was collaboration between the law-enforcement and australia. bart police, nypd, and u.s. customs that led to the suspect's arrest. transfer vandalize. this is youtube video people claiming to be a p

police caught 31-year-old arthur carson after receiving a call about a suspicous car parked in a neighbor's carport. when police arrived ... they found carson sleeping in the car.officers then found out it was stolen out of san jose earlier this month. they also found drugs in the car, including heroin. ( darya ) it turns out the raiders could end up playing at the coliseum next season after all. team owner mark davis is expected to come back to the negotiating table this week... and resume talks with the coliseum authority. that's according to the authority's website... which saysme a eting is set for . this development comes just weeks after the raiders pulled their offer to spend the 20season at the coliseum in response to the city suing the franchise. league commissioner roger goodell has said he'd like a resolution by this month or next. ( darya ) breaking international news this morning... there has been an attack on a hotel in kenya. police say the attackers set off a car bomb. this is in the capitol of nairobi. gunfire was also heard inside the hotel. it is not clear how many people

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today with steve moore to talk about his new book, "trumponomics" and it's a book that he co-authored arthurlaffer. and steve, i don't think you need an introduction, anyone who's worked in washington, d.c. but since the audience that if one is from here, you are a distinguished fellow at the heritage foundation but you can pretty much everywhere. even at the

retail store to show their products and it comes back to how do we help companies set more money into arthur businesses and develop more customers and their relationships, so that they can continue to grow and continue to stay here in san francisco. i'm amy kascel, and i'm the owner of amy kaschel san francisco. we started our line with wedding gowns, and about a year ago, we launched a ready to wear collection. san francisco's a great place to do business in terms of clientele. we have wonderful brides from all walks of life and doing really interesting things: architects, doctors, lawyers, teachers, artists, other like minded entrepreneurs, so really fantastic women to work with. i think it's important for them to know where their clothes are made and how they're made. >> my name is jefferson mccarly, and i'm the general manager of the mission bicycle company. we sell bikes made here for people that ride here. essentially, we sell city bikes made for riding in urban environments. our core business really is to build bikes specifically for each individual. we care a lot about craftsmanship,

their profits apple didn't hold back in airing its views shortfall is over one hundred percent from arthur it's primarily china and what i believe to be the case is the trade sanctions between the united states and china put additional pressure on their economy they're going to be fine apple is a great company but that's not my look i have to worry about our country plus using the daughter of a chinese telecoms giant as a battering tool might not be the best tactic to persuade your opposition to work with you either the hallway saw their court huge diplomatic ways when the company's c.f.o. miss when one jew was arrested in canada trump even pledged to intervene when he thought it would help to secure a trade deal to benefit america beijing was furious we have made solemn representations to canada and the us demanding that both parties immediately clarify the reasons for their detention and immediately released a detainee to protect the person's legal rights pretty much the whole of twenty eight hundred passed by with china and the us at each other's throats with tit for tat sanctions and n

after her stunning public transition, receiving the espy's arthur ashe courage award and becoming glamour's woman of the year, jenner's decision to reveal her authentic self was well-received, even by those who had idolized bruce for decades. in the three years since introducing herself as caitlyn, ever the olympian, she clears every hurdle of her renewed celebrity with ferocious determination and indomitable spirit. in becoming her authentic self, she's also found her passion -- advocating for the rights of protections of trans people. but her controversial revelation that she is a republican, which many in the lgbtq community find irreconcilable with her desire to be one of their champions, has challenged her standing. still, it is undeniable that coming out as a republican has put her in the invaluable position to speak up for trans rights to those who need to hear it most -- conservatives. i have seen this firsthand through my work with ms. jenner and the american unity fund, a conservative lgbtq-advocacy organization of which i am the president. caitlyn jenner... >> yay! >> ...welcome

police say 49-year-old arthur finch was arrested roughly 20 minutes after the attack. they say he also injured a man who tried to intervene in stabbing. ( james ) in pleasanton ... police are trying to find the driver who hit a pedestrian as they tried to cross the street. this is surveillance video of the truck as it hit the pedestrian. it happened two weeks ago at the intersection of tom burnett lane and johnson drive. police say the driver stopped at the scene and provided information that was later determined to be false. the driver was last seen walking into a nearby security controlled building ... right across the street from where the collision happened. ( robin ) a teenager is in critical condition ... after a car runs him over on the streets of oakland. this is video of the 14-year-old boy ... after the collision.he was hit near the fruitvale bart station on wednesday. police say the driver's car dragged the teen for four blocks down the street. < this is a little kid in pain obvi broken legs deep wounds to his skin that is what is uncon to me>( robin ) oakla

. >> reporter: arthur blank owns the atlanta falcons.ther the league should change its marijuana policy. >> i probably would not be in favor of it. because i'm concerned about the gateway effect that it has on other drugs. >> reporter: we asked to see the ad, but acreage holdings didn't provide it. cbs said in a statement, "under our broadcast standards, we do not currently accept cannabis- related advertising." jeff, the n.f.l. also has the right to reject super bowl commercials. >> glor: interesting story. mark strassmann, thanks. this reminder, you can watch super bowl liii sunday february 3 right here on cbs. and still ahead here tonight on the "cbs evening news," threats against its students forced a kentucky high school to close. r kentucky high school to close. v. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. (cat 1(cat 2) smell that? (cat 1) gravy! (cat 2) that's not gravy, that's extra gravy. (cat 1) whoa! (cat 2)

however the republican party has changed since then and they told these guys that's how guys like arthur jones and corey stewart run as republicans even though they're known white supremacists this is why you know you have white supremacist descend on washington d.c. but to say hey i'll try but you know until the public can say nothing about you know that's that's what's problematic the problem problematic here is the debt democrats say nothing about it the democrats and the left always play the race card now they always play the massage me card no it's there that's the there that's the flush they hold in their hand because they don't have any good ideas to improve the life of people all they do is i want to run the same race your rate is so poor massaging this they don't that's all you do that's all i hear from c.n.n. and twenty four seven ok they never talk about policy go ahead if you disagree go ahead james or the way to go about that that you disagree with. that jason you know that hillary clinton hillary clinton. well he's obviously not going to lead to respond does jason will go w

police caught 31-year-old arthur carson after receiving a call about a suspicous car parked in a neighbor'srport. when police arrived ... they found carson sleeping in the car.officers then found out it was stolen out of san jose earlier this month. they also found drugs in the car, including heroin. ( darya ) breaking international news this morning... there has been an attack on a hotel in kenya. police say the attackers set off a car bomb. this is in the capitol of nairobi. gunfire was also heard inside the hotel. it is not clear how many people are injured. a somalia-based extremist group has claimed responsibility for the ( darya ) happening today... the deadline to enroll in covered california health insurance. if you missed the orignal deadline in december you still have until tonight at midnight to get health insurance. if you sign-up by today your coverage would begin on february first. ( darya )(áááscandoááá) also happening today ... parents in san rafael are petitioning to change the name of the city's dixie school district. the school district was founded in 1864 and was named a

arthur. the european parliament house passed a resolution recognizing one goh i don't know as the legitimate interim president of the state of venezuela let's have a look at what's contained within that resolution it's gone through parliament in brussels on thursday well as well as recognizing him as the interim president they reject proposals or any attempts at violence to try and solve the issues ongoing in venezuela the e.u. parliament also supports the un secretary-general call for an independent and full investigation into deaths during the crisis in venezuela we have a little listen to what the e.u. parliament had to say that the european parliament is the first european institution to do this nude asked member states to do the same as quickly as possible in order to ensure that we have a strong unified european position where we heard their parliament calling for member states to come out and also recognize one quiet zero as the legitimate interim president we heard from germany france

police caught 31-year-old arthur carson after receiving a call about a suspicous car parked in a neighbor'srt. when police arrived ... they found carson sleeping in the car.officers then found out it was stolen out of san jose earlier this month. they also found drugs in the car, including heroin. ( darya ) deputies in san mateo county need your help tracking down the thieves responsible for several burglaries.( james ) deputies say more than 40 break-ins have happened at homes within the county over the span of a few months. as kron 4's dan thorn reports, deputies want to make sure residents protect their homes. deputies say it's happening more and more..burglaries like this one happening at someone's home in san mateo county..sot: in a 3 month span we had approximately 44 residential burglaries in san mateo county along..rosemerry blankswade a detective with the sheriff's office says these thefts have been spread out across the county but they have been more prevalent in the areas of millbrae woodside and portola valley..blankswade says these burglars are waiting until you leave your home

arthur and columnist james grant on the state of the u.s. economy. theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons. then, what constitutes a national emergency? ♪ >> this week, on "q&a," author and columnist james grant. he talks about the state of the u.s. economy and the threat posed by our ever-expanding national debt. >> james grant, when will you stop worrying about the $21.5 trillion of debt? >> i started worrying at about 1956. i must confess that i am here without the british.

just as the park is gone mr arthur if they'd caused even more back to petition it did not convince the court and not be evident here. so what does this mean for her current status because i mean she remains under threat will she now stay in pakistan or will she be allowed to leave. she will apparently leaving leaving the country and the guys in improv to go but if you are not. and you know what is the string for the mood in the country because we can recall her acquittal last october i mean it sparked violent protests in the country especially among religious hardliners so what sort of reaction is this results likely to garner and how likely is it that she will indeed be allowed to leave because i mean many in the country are saying that that right should not be granted to her. you know the authorities are prepared for that more and more about it ahead and the situation may get worse and the defense if the dime off could be rolling but if the security have been beefed up i don't the court and the betterment of police is to be deployed abroad because we don't get all hot but you know gr

ultimately we want the home office to defer to planes removal at the moment everything arthur and they have well until somebody on the plane anything can happen you stop wildlife before we stop several flights not have time including twain's previously the home office at the moment carrying out their own medical investigations in respect to twain so how they've come to get in the flights when they're still investigating these mental health issues beggars belief well. what we want is we want the home secretary to respond to twain's case we want the home secretary to respond to commonwealth soldiers around the world and telling them and assuring them that if they come to fight for this country they do not run the risk of being deported as we've seen windrush people can commit criminal offenses and they won't be deported because of the history historic relationship that we have with the winter countries and we want the same for come while so which is that they should not run the risk of being deported once they've been paid the ultimate sacrifice for this country rachel thank you very muc

police caught 31-year-old arthur carson after receiving a call about a suspicous car parked in a neighbor'st. when police arrived ... they found carson sleeping in the car.officers then found out it was stolen out of san jose earlier this month. they also found drugs in the car, including heroin. ( darya ) happening today... the deadline to enroll in covered california health insurance. if you missed the orignal deadline in december you still have until tonight at midnight to get health insurance. if you sign-up by today your coverage would begin on february first. ( darya )(áááscandoááá) also happening today ... parents in san rafael are petitioning to change the name of the city's dixie school district. the school district was founded in 1864 and was named after the confederacy during the civil war. parents feel the district board of trustees has a moral obligation to change the name of the school district. petitions to change the name will be presented later this morning at the dixie school district office in san rafael. ( james ) in our big story this morning ... the future cost of gas

action after meeting very much from outside i don't think they do earlier we spoke with john doug arthur former un special rapporteur on human rights in the palestinian territory he's one that has been is heading for disaster if the international observers leave. the situation in iran is very volatile simply particularly in million of them coming from the united states. as difficult as possible for. i know the situation very well and i think it will be disaster you've. withdrawn from here i'm very much for the future of. growth i think it's important to st when has it been to chile. living in the settlements. why would. the united states european states seem to be unwilling to confront israel. a long running around between greece and the u.k. is back in the headlines it concerns the rightful owner of ancient artifacts and marvels that director of london's british museum where they're on display has infuriated athens by ruling out their long term return saying that taking the marbles from greece was a creative act out is an associate picks up the story the british museum is back in the he

paul arthur, you have worked in conflict situations around the world, the middle east, south africa, north america, northern ireland. you've been a studier of peace for many years. you have advised people on moving forward. recently, of course, you chaired the northern ireland 50th anniversary civil rights group commemoration community, and also, you come from derry where it all started. you spent much of this year organizing commemorations, including the one featuring president higgins which dan mulhall mentioned earlier. what's your take having been to these events on memory and coordination and why we should do it? >> thank you. i actually wanted to shift my remarks to the anniversary committee around the topics of legacy and commemoration. when i think of commemoration, i always recall, it is possible that there is no other memory than the memory of wounds. if you live in a conflict, how you move beyond the memory of wounds becomes very, very difficult. that's why one of the reasons, when the ambassador was speaking about the decorative centennials which up until now i think has

when a site is right let's go to arthur caplan who's director of medical ethics at new york university school of medicine is joining us from connecticut in the u.s. thank you for taking the time what are your thoughts about this you think that first of all on the ethical side of things that it's perfectly ok for argentina polo industry for that is what it is to to have so much success based upon cloned animals. i don't i think cloning gives an obvious advantage to those able to afford to do it it's not cheap to clone horses very expensive probably one of the few sports where the participants could get away with it is polo where there's a lot of wealth. but it undermines fair play and again no one would be cloning horses if it didn't give an advantage to those who can ride them absolutely said ken they cloned horses in this instance that they perform as well if not better than the original. well they're likely to probability wise the problem is when you clone a horse or for that matter any in a mall whether it's for sports or food if there is danger of making it in a mall with genetic p

this is a picture of the suspcet ... 62- year-old arthur edigin.when police moved in on him this morning ... the found him dead. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a san jose police investigation ... leads to a police shooting in stockton.we have the details. ( james ) and after the break... the government shutdown is affecting your run to the grocery store. tips you should know as food inspectors are kept out of work. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (ácommercialá) show your gut some love. only activia has billions of our live and active probiotics. a delicious way to enjoy probiotics every day. with 20 years of devotion to gut health. activia. like no other. [ refrigerator clanking ] [ refrigerator knocking ] the moment you realize your fridge is trying to tell you something. at lowe's we sell more appliances than anyone else so we can help you pick the right one. just a couple of sprinkles today with daytime highs in the upper 50's under partly to mostly cloudy skies. winds will be calmer making for a much better day

. >> reporter: arthur blank owns the atlanta falcons.asked him whether the league should change its marijuana policy. >> i probably would not be in favor of it. because i'm concerned about the gateway effect that it has on other drugs. >> reporter: we asked to see the ad, but acreage holdings didn't provide it. cbs said in a statement, "under our broadcast standards we do not currently accept cannabis-related advertising." jeff, the nfl also has the right to reject super bowl commercials. >> interesting story. mark strassmann, thanks. this reminder, you can watch super bowl liii sunday february super bowl liii sunday february 3rd right here on cbs. ever notice how hard it is to clean impossible kitchen and bathroom messes with wipes and spray cleaners? try mr. clean magic eraser. just add water, squeeze, and erase. mr. clean magic eraser works great on burnt-on food in the kitchen. it's perfect for cleaning stubborn bathroom soap scum. even on glass. and it even removes four times more permanent marker per swipe. try mr. clean magic eras

born in the trial century he served as a royal engineer at the arthur clue palace in what is now turkey. at a museum of the history of science and technology in islam they have built working models of some of al-jazeera is water devices dr.

arthur and columnist james grant on the state of the u.s. economy. theresa may takes questions from members of the house of commons. then, what constitutes a national emergency? ♪ >> this week, on "q&a," author and columnist james grant. he talks about the state of the u.s. economy and the threat posed by our ever-expanding national debt. >> james grant, when will you stop worrying about the $21.5 trillion of debt? >> i started worrying at about 1956. i must confess that i am here without the british. i know that the british are coming with respect to the debt. >> with what way will we see it? it does not seem like anybody cares. >> it is remarkable. way back in 1993, i am losing the name. ross perot was running for president. he calls the public to crazy aunt in the attic that nobody talks about. people did talk about it. it turns out that the debt is not such a problem. the clinton said he could see the possibility of extension every last penny of it by the year 2015. nonetheless, in the 1990's, people talk about it. they stopped talking about it f