ken barnes.d you put more weight on that? did you flush that out? >> absolutely. >> ken barnes. a new name. clarke had no idea how he might fit into his investigation. but he did know of barnes. >> as soon as we heard the name, investigators, state police definitely knew, erie police definitely knew ken barnes was a crack dealer in town. >> marjorie and ken barnes, it turned out, had been friends for many years. they were fishing buds at a local pier. clarke started tailing barnes. >> you go after him. >> we did and there were several times where we would have to sort of track ken down. and say, hey, ken, get in the car. let's chat. >> but that's all it was. a chat. barnes gave him nothing. so clarke did a deep dive on the guy's contact with the authorities. and ta-da, there it was. a video. >> on camera is kenneth eugene barnes. >> a police interrogation of ken barnes had been conducted by the erie police almost two years before. at the time, they were investigating the frozen body case. >> marj

ken barnes. these people are criminals. >> if ryan is innocent, you have a murder case. >> it is murder. i don't say the word, killed. he didn't pass away. he was murdered. >> meanwhile, filmmaker, trey, kept working. he had a documentary to make and scored two big interviews. one was with marjorie. she spoke via skype to trey and an attorney. still denying as only marjorie could that she'd had anything to do with the bank robbery. she said the prosecution's motive was laughable. >> here i am, i killed two boyfriends, self-defense, but i killed two boyfriends, right? would i have to hire ken barnes to kill my father if i hated my father that much or wanted him dead or would i do it for free myself? come on. >> it's on my resume. >> yeah. >> i killed them. >> yeah. >> trey decided to call his movie "evil genius" with marjorie in mind. but it was the question of brian wells' role that started to consume him. eventually, he came to the same conclusion that the wells family had since day one. >> i do

lieutenant-governor barnes and i visited all 72, counties this past year. the bad news is we raced to see who could be the first to visit those 72 counties. he beat me by about five days. the good news is, just a few weeks into 2020 and i've already got a head start on you this year. this past year, we also brought science back to the state of wisconsin. and we acknowledge that climate change exists and it's a threat you need to start taking seriously. lieutenant-governor barnes is a chair of the climate change task force working with local governments, industry and business leaders and people across the state on environments, stewardship and sustainability. thanks, lieutenant-governor barnes for your good work on this. >> i was able to sign orders for respect and dignity of state workers in this great state. >> last year i visited every single agency to talk about our employees and hear about the good work they've done in the state. we should be proud of the folks who serve wisconsinites everyday and i look forward to hearing their voices and elevating the

but all that may have meant nothing when barnes was brought down in the box, penalty, time for burnleyo pin hopes on pope once more. jamie vardy could not beat him. in at the final act, a final twist, ashley westwood smashing in a in a winner. a much—needed victory, things suddenly feeling a little brighter around burnley.

barn. >> reporter: megan highnote has all that on the ranch she helps manage in oregon. today's horse is the second horse she adopted from the devil devil's garden. descendants are believed to be the descendants of dmes indicated horses, but years of living on their own have made them wild. >> this is my diamond in the rough. this will be my holiday project this will be my holiday project for the next several years. >>> it's thursday, january 23rd, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". >>> the case for removing president trump from office democratic house managers resume opening arguments today in mr. trump's impeachment trial. >>> tragedy in australia. a firefighting plane crashes killing three american crew members on board. >>> and deadly shooting. multiple people open fire outside a fast food restaurant in downtown seattle. >>> thunderous sounds of pop, pop, pop. people running. people running. it was terrifying. captioning funded by cbs

his dad put the backboard on the barn. here, he practiced over and over and over again so that he was able to make that winning shot and ultimately went on to play basketball for butler university in indianapolis. finally, i would like to focus on another famous indian export. the jackson five. they came out of gary, indiana. here, we have costumes from a 1976 tour as well as the traveling trunk. they had a primetime television special, their record sold millions. individual members of the family then went on to greater stardom. when people come from indiana, from all over the world, they recognize the jacksons. they are one of the biggest exports from indiana in terms of both cultural and musical influence. we continue to see that influence today. here in american originals, i call this the aha gallery. so many people from indiana, people had no idea were from this state. in some ways, that summarizes what we hope you will find when you come to the museum, that you will learn new stories, you will be surprised what you fi

they've been through hell barns on their noses paws far and small. sam mitchell usually has 15 koalas in his wild life visitor park on kangaroo island at the moment there are more than 100 and every day they keep coming. into 2 knots a guy there was a lot of 50 percent of the habitat still over mining but then of course was a i've continued to burn more and more brands. so we need to collaborate with the government as to whether some will be moved to the mine lands however the mine land is also burning as well the arrivals never stop some fear that 80 to 90 percent of all koalas on the island are dead the wildlife park has become a veteran reclaiming the kitchen transformed into a treatment room sometimes vets have to put down half of all new patients. or we're trying to do and he's not an exotic exact science and it is not easy is decide which of these animals have the best chance which of them have no chance. and send them in the right direction and it really is very different. not far from the wildlife park miles and miles of barn asked soldiers w

not far from the wildlife park miles and miles of barn asked. soldiers roll knee area they collect dead animals charred or small poison kangaroos bards on koalas. we don't have the seeds to pull off because i'm on property but also. as part of mental health support and for welfare reasons. and the. population of kenya all around i can rapidly return back to normal off the authorities now i want to drop emergency plans for the rescued koalas with their natural habitats barnes' out the cannot return home without serious griscom starvation. prince harry will come face to face with the queen later today as the british royal family tries to resolve the crisis triggered by his shock announcement that he wants to step back from his duties as a senior royal while the queen will host the talks at her country estate with prince charles and prince william also attending on the agenda will be how much money megan and harry will still receive their royal titles and what commercial deals they might struggle to some of comes after footage emerged of the prince

in an indiana barn. >> because why not. >> the pig is named stella. the barn mascot.. at least the pig is. the owner realized this has been going on for several minutes. she grabbed a camera. stella is a year old. she's not walking around the barn the owner says she is eating. she'll get bigger. >> i love the cat. >> i have my ride. like uber around the barn. >> all right. from seinfeld to the tick. what actor is doing this weekend in san francisco. >> a look ahead to the news at 5:00. >> i want to see the pig riding a cat. look at laptop safety. the renewed focus after what happened in oakland this week. what you can do to stop a very common crime. >> the lesson of rash, quick action. leads to the situation that we have now. >> today's meeting on finding a solution to a problem in the north bay. [ dramatic music ]ing ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> coming up tonight. american housewife. followed by fresh off the boat. a two hour 20 on the cleveland kidnapping survivors. and stay with us for news at 11. >> you may remember him as the character from seinfe

when we were rung across the barns, there was like a big crash, like way in the back of the house. >>ike what did it sound like. >> it sounded like breaking glass and a bunch of things falling. vase just -- >> it was a loud sound? okay. detective carbon showed skyler a drawing of the foley farm and asked skyler to place an x where he believed the sound originated. >> like somewhere around here. >> okay. >> skyler placed the x just outside the first floor bathroom, the same room where dar foley had been shot. >> it appeared to us that skyler watty may have heard the shotgun blast that killed dar foley. >> detective carbon was also thinking this -- the one other person in that house at that time was tom foley. >>> coming up -- >> he wanted the house. he wanted her money. if he divorced her, he lost everything. >> was that a motive? and was tom foley the killer? when "dateline" continues. ♪ >>> welcome back to "dateline." here again is josh mankiewicz. ♪ >> from the mouths of babes, or in this case one articulate 10-year-old boy, came what seemed like a case-breaking revelation. >> there

not far from the wildlife park miles and miles of barn asked soldiers will need area they collect dead animals charred or small poison kangaroos bards and koalas. we don't have the seas to fall off because i'm on property but also. as part of mental health support and for welfare reasons. and the. population of kangaroo all around i can rapidly return back to normal off the authorities no want to draw up emergency plans for the rescued koalas with their natural habitats barnes' out he cannot return home without serious starvation. let's bring you up to date on some of the other stories that are making headlines the government of newsier says heavily armed jihad is have stormed a military base killing 89 soldiers the attack was launched near the volatile border with mali 71 soldiers from news here were killed in this scene. back in december that attack was claimed by so-called islamic state retired pope benedict the 16th has spoken out in defense of celibacy for catholic priests observers say the appeal in a new book is an extraordinary intervention in the clerical affairs of his succes

not far from the wildlife park miles and miles of barn asked soldiers will need area they collect deadanimals charred or small poison kangaroos bards and koalas through we don't have the seas to fall off because i'm on property but also. as part of mental health support and for welfare reasons they start in the. population of control and can rapidly return back to normal off the authorities now want to drop emergency plans for the rescued koalas with their natural habitats barnes' out they cannot return home without serious starvation. or britain's queen elizabeth has agreed to grant prince harry and his wife megan their wish for a more independent. talks of her country estate the queen has agreed that the couple will embark on a transition period dividing their time between britain and canada but the. issues arising from the shock announcement that they're stepping back as senior royals are still unresolved decisions about their future are expected in the coming days as the. all sport of karate makes its a limp big debut this summer while it's a moment for cora tech as as they're know

david: cows in the barn or the barn?ws, or horses any farm analogy stay away. >> at least not pigs. >> a german battery maker is going after a bunch of chinese companies manufacturers, government backed that guess what they are doing? stealing their patents, infringe am and copying them, i don't think that anything change, china is china, kevin is right, this thing with currency manipulation that is ceremonial, at best. keep in mind with j powell is doing with currency manipulation, same sold, to me this is a trues not a -- truce not a deal. >> a truce is better than a war. >> right. and we're no longer escalating, no longer tit-for-tat tariffs put on everything' that we're exporting and they import. it is a plus. i think that biggest outcome that positive from from battle so far, is that everyone in the world is aware of what china is doing, companies, perhaps not in this boat but so many, have diversified their supply chain, they have should have done again years ago china was engaged in the same practices, and the wto

think about the barns. think about the basements and the dung piles that exist in the society. well, the problem is it's highly soluble so you need ones that are protected from water like ones that are under a roof, and the other problem is they're in someone's barn or in someone's basement. now if you're a state looking to acquire salt peter by this method you have a choice to make. how do i get someone to let me dig up their basement? because that's what i need to be able to fight a war, the stuff that comes from their basements or let me tear down a barn. the states use a number of different methods and they will offer large monetary incentives for individuals to do it. the european answer is simpler, though and that's to say that the king has possession of all salt peter and he has a right to give permission to dig up your base am, undermine your house and take the saltpeter there as long as they put the dirt back when they're done. that may not do me a whole lot of good after they've dug up my foundation, destroyed my house and knocked out my barn, but that right to dig or

not far from the wildlife park miles and miles of barn asked soldiers wrongly area they collect dead animals charred or small poison kangaroos bards and koalas through we don't have the cities to wall off because i own property but also. as part of mental health support and for welfare reasons they start off in the. population of control and can rapidly return back to normal off the authorities no want to drop emergency plans for the rescued koalas with their natural habitats barns out the cannot return home without serious of starvation. this is you know news and these are top stories. protests took place in iran over the weekend after the army admitted its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet demonstrators chanted anti-government slogans and called authorities liars for initially denying they were behind the disaster. of all kaito near the philippine capital manila could be on the verge of a dangerous irruption a tall volcano has been spewing ash and lava when it was international airport was closed and thousands of people have fled. libya's war in rivals are exp

not far from the wildlife park miles and miles of barn asked. soldiers roam the area they collect dead animals charred poison kangaroos bards on koalas. we don't have the seas to fall off because i'm on property but also. as part of mental health support and for welfare reasons. and the. population of. i can rapidly return back to normal law the authorities no want to drop emergency plans for the rescued koalas with their not troll habitats barnes out the cannot return home without serious starvation. now but allegations for this year's academy awards have been announced in l.a. dark comic book or the joker has done particularly well taught for this is a logical thriller is for a love and awards including best picture and best director while it's star like in phoenix with a shout for best actor to other films on the short list secluded martin scorsese's epic mob drama the irishman and quentin tarantino's once upon a time in hollywood which make up and nods each. way. and with me is scott rock star who better to talk about these nominations that

at the barns at cooper alora on polk street that event at03:00pm. >>tonight i mean coming up controversy over a new plan that could impact college admissions in california. i can tell you right now, you're okay like it if your kids don't love mass. man here over here and let's take a live look outside at the san mateo bridge lots of i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important imate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighti and beating oil companies... opping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuringlean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? ensuringlean energy across the country. we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. >>and traffic are looking pretty good a great way to end the week yeah, it's looking really good things are winding hot spots, the bridges are even starting to thin out we'll check the b

barnes. this is steve happy news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes to lagos a city that has the brakes on okada as a battle on the city's popular moshe's bike taxis is due to come into effect in the coming hour was this uproar on the streets. and i'll be joined by the ugandan crime attaches to venice and at that table was cropped out of a picture with white activists if you want to hear their message to the world following the incident. and then a special diet full cow will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions researches in kenya so we'll tell you why. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company in the coming hour as these motorcycle taxis will be eagle in nigeria's business capital lagos the state government announced the ban on the motorcycles known as because of what it described as the chaos and disorder the mis and scary fake is often fatal accidents now drive as inmate boss took to the streets to protest the ban which starts on the 1st of februa

barnes. this is steve every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes. was the brakes on . a battle on the city's popular motion. to come into effect in the coming hour was . on the street. and i'll be joined by the ugandan crime attach of his to venice and the guy who was. with white activists.

records tory barnes is a vice president of the u.s. travel association. >> we don't need a taj mahal. we're not asking for that. we just need the government and private sector to be willing to invest in making it a better system. >> reporter: the average airport in the u.s. is now 40 years old. experts estimate $128 billion in new investment is needed over the next five years just to keep up with the growing number of flyers. if things stay the way they are now, will travelers' experience at u.s. airports get better or worse in the years to come? >> quite frankly, we think it will get worse. >> reporter: that fear has led to a nationwide building boom with major overhauls in progress at nearly 50 airports, including orlando, chicago, los angeles, and salt lake city. but none is as ambitious as the project under way at what may be america's most notorious airport, new york's la guardia. >> if i took you blindfold and took you to la guardia in new york, you would think i must be in some third world country. i'm note joking. >> when the v

but all that may have meant nothing when barnes was brought down in the box, penalty, time for burnleyope once more. jamie vardy could not beat him. in the final act, a final twist, ashley westwood smashing in a winner. a much—needed victory, things suddenly feeling a little brighter around burnley. saracens say they'll learn from their mistakes and look to rebuild trust after accepting their relegation from the premiership at the end of the season for breaking salary cap regulations. they have qualified for the quarterfinals of the champions cup though, with a tense win over racing 92 today — but an injury to billy vunipola means he could now miss the six nations. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss, was there. from champions to outcasts. saracen fans arrived with the news of their premiership relegation still raw, and many feeling that the club had only itself to blame. if you're going to break the salary cap and get caught, you have to pay the consequences. very sad and angry and frustrated. a lot of crying. it's our club. what must they be thinking? saracens's star—studded squad,

. >> reporter: 18-year-old george barnes received this text that read "you've been marked eligible and must report to the nearest branch for immediate departure to iran." except military drafts ended after the vietnam war. >> have a completely volunteer armed force. >> reporter: and were abolished by congress in 1973, making the u.s. military volunteer only. the texts have been received in states across the u.s. and don't seem to be targeting a certain age or gender. and come after the deployment of more than 3,000 additional troops to the middle east following last week's u.s. strike in baghdad that killed iran's most important general. >> i was just really in a little bit of disbelief that people out there would take advantage of the situation that's going on in the world right now. >> reporter: commander david henning is an army recruiter in jacksonville, florida, where at least 50 cases have been confirmed by cbs news. he was listed as a contact on some of those messages. >> it would take an act of congress with presidential approval in a really global international emergency to ne

bill barnes and of course the city attorney's office bill sanders who unfortunately cannot be here today which will lead me to ask that this item be continued to the call of the chair because i think he is important to this conversation and i want to thank you for meeting with my office and my staff, to further understand and get to the bottom of this regulatory arena. thank you in particular to public works for agreeing to hold off on adoption of your objective standards while we create this space for this hearing today and any follow-up that will come from it and thank you to that has indicated within the next quarter, they will present their updates to their 2010 recommend dumb which i just referenced and i also note the board of appeals in july of this year also requested that update from public-health. while much of this boils down to a very frustrating legal conundrum that is the result of federal and state pre 'emion i want to turn this over members of the public who wait merchandise time for this hearing and despite my frustration, at having most of our well intentioned ideas rej

but all that may have meant nothing when barnes was brought down in the box, penalty, time for burnley more. jamie vardy could not beat him. in at the final act, a final twist, ashley westwood smashing in a in a winner. a much—needed victory, things suddenly feeling a little brighter around burnley. england's cricketers are closing in on victory in the third test against south africa. they need four more wickets on the final day in port elizabeth. patrick gearey reports. port elizabeth, sunday morning. things settle down early. stuart broad and sam curran shattered south africa's resistance. the rest of their innings knocked sideways. four wickets forjust one run. so much fun, joe root asked them to bat again but england soon ran into a more stubborn opponent. the rain hung around most are then the south african batsmen could. when it cleared after lunch, they had to face mark wood at nearly 90 mph. fast enough to blow dean elgar away. but when progress slowed slightly, england's captain grabbed the ball himself. ajoe root masterstroke. he's a part—time spinner, doing over time and he

add another five kilograms to each side of the barn. to relax and finish off, a yoga app.form, this detects my position and correct myform, fairwarning, this detects my position and correct my form, fair warning, it is going to be terrible. not quite. give me the time, i'm doing it! i got a time, idid the time, i'm doing it! i got a time, i did it right! i'm not sure whether setting the sensors of every type will take some of these and out of yoga, although the company says it is more accurate than using image recognition. oh, come on! these are add interactivity to a work—out, but can't they match the kind of encouragement you get from a human personal trainer? there you go, a downward facing dog from a forward facing vox. cheesy, you say? we are in vegas, you know. next we, we will be in early. there will be more from this programme in the full—length version on iplayer right now. don't forget you can join as instagram, facebook and twitter. thanks for watching, we will see you in la. scotland and northern ireland have had a generally cloudy and breezy day, but sunny and

boot barn is really great. matthew boss, half of where it is, and still loves it i bet they bought their hats at boot barn. only place to get the stuff. i have a hat, i use it to garden with i look like an idiot. >> the dow is down 1%. nasdaq new york cares, a volunteer network in annual of the coat drive ringing the bell in midtown. >> you know what we haven't talked about yet we're really lax at doing so tesla. here it is again 367,000 cars, i was look for 359,000. what a joke. sorry. what a -- ill advised way to look at a stock. the fact is that tesla has defeated the shorts. whether you like it or hate it, it defeated the shorts what do you think? >> tesla got a price target bump i think to 515 getting a ratcheting up of expectations about the best case scenario for the stock. >> they're making a lot of cars. there have been so many downgrades of ford and so many price target bumps of tesla, you should be tempted to buy ford, but i'm not. tesla is the car of the future if they sell a lot in china, you guys

i worked on a farm bailing hay and stacking in the barn for five dollars. and i almost died. but later i went to a reserve officers training corps male high school and a varsity football player for two years so automatically you were drafted into the army. later i worked as a railroad switch man and break man, a dairy worker bottling milk and cottage cheese. later i worked for the u.s. army and department of defense. they sent me to school, i got two masters degrees, became a teacher and a guidance counselor. but after all that i got a job with the us department of commerce at that time under the department ofun agriculture. i was a geographer and a statistical worker. and i worked with computers when they first came out. the eeoc cases i did age discrimination and employment discrimination cases with the department. >>host: you have to get to your point. >>caller: i got diabetes and they gave me one month of pay. when i had the case they made me pay that back. i won one of the cases and i lost the other. age discrimination i want but they made me pay back the $2500. >> you c

the white man's barn mysteriously burned down days after the confront station and there was no guarantee the 22-year-old black man would receive a fair hearing. rogers fled to brockton and south rev final with family and kin and was arrested there one year after the north carolina safety commissioner alerted massachusetts of rogers, where. trotter mobilized grass roots appropriateses that prompted the meeting with governor crane and the group, argued that failure to -- the in the states unwill nothings prosecute the lynches prevented rogers from receiving a fair trial. trotter used the guardian's public reclaimation of antebellum radical black abolition to insight a black-led 20th century fight against segregation and lynching. trotter referred to the case of george lattimer in 1842 when radical black abolitionists defied state efforts to extradite latimer to virginia enslavement. in that case, which occurred 30 years before trotter was born, black led protests and petitions against latimer are extradition marked a shift in abolitionist politics. rallies in new bedford and boston turned

. >> kennedy: and the barn. >> greg: and the barn.have horses and buildings. >> dana: a lot of questions can be what happened in china and when. the reports are in today, no one is actually really sure. >> kennedy: know, one of the scientist who was working on it, the first case was december 1st and they had several human to human transitions by the middle of december. one scientist went on a message board and said, the government is not taking this seriously. we have a very, very serious virus that is going to lead to a crisis, and he was condemned and reeducated by the communist party and had to publicly apologize for that. that is one of the things, because you don't know what they were doing and they were more concerned about word getting out about the virus as opposed to the virus itself. they were more concerned about containing the message than the sickness. now you've got 7,000 people on a cruise ship who are being held hostage. they can't even go down the little slide. >> jesse: man over board. >> dana: that is throwing up th

. >> the game plan for the chiefs is in the barn. the team leaves for miami on sunday morning. in daly city. kpix 5. >>> and kpix 5 will have continuing coverage leading up to the super bowl. we are heading to miami to bring you all of the excitement, live reports starting tomorrow. >>> a rapper who just got arrested a few days before he is expected to play the grammys. >>> president trump is making hist eventhat he showed up to today that no other president has ever attended. >>> a deadly crash in the sierra foothills. what we are learning about the plane that went down in someone's backyard. >> reporter: he is known for making big plays on the field. this one might be one of his best. what george kittle did for the widow of a fallen soldier. >>> we've got that plus an update in the forecast. we will tell you all of that stuff will recover your forecast in a few minutes. >>> we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix5.com, the cbs news app or your favorite platform. >>> tonight were learning more about the victims of the tragic plane crash in placer county. >> a fa

working i worked on the farm, baling hay barn stacking hay in the for five dollars for two days and i almost died. ,ater on, i went to high school in the reserve officers training corps. i was a football player there for two years. if you were there you are automatically drafted into the army. as a railroadked switchman, i was a dairy worker making cottage cheese and , later on i worked in the u.s. army department of defense. they sent me to school, i went to murray state university and i have two master degrees. i became a teacher in the guidance counselor. a joball of that, i got with the u.s. department of commerce, host: know i'm still listening but we have to get to the point. caller: i have diabetes, they gave me a months pay, $2500, and when i had the case, they made me pay that back. i won one case and i lost one case. on the age discrimination case, i won it. ut they made me pay back the $2500 that they gave me for that month that was very ill. host: i'll let the congresswoman jump in and respond to your story. guest: thank you pat, you certainly have a diverse work experienc

ex-warrior heararrison barnes. then first warrior three of the night. drop fifth in a row. 111-98.prise from the warriors after the gamegamegamegamegamegamegame chriss. former lottery pick, but the warriors need to clear a roster spot for two-way player damion lee and he's the casualty. he's going to find a >>> before bill belichick gave san francisco 49ers jimmy garoppolo. gave minnesota vikings kirk cousins. looked like pass interference but not called on the field. unless outlandish, will not overturn it on review. last time faced minnesota, jimmy good. threw two pick sixes. these are two different teams and vikings coming west on short week. >> similar to monday night game and getting ready for sunday game. going out to the west coast, that will be a little bit different. but it's playoff time, big boy football now. >> win a playoff game, look around, there's more mountains to climb. want to win another game, get the super bowl, win a world championship. keep chasing next mountain. >>> coming off hip surgery and uncertain future, is going to go into the draft. if healthy would

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ex-warrior heararrison barnes. then first warrior three of the night. drop fifth in a row. 111-98.riors after the game, waved center chriss. former lottery pick, but the warriors need to clear a roster spot for two-way player damion lee and he's the casualty. he's going to find a deal. >>> before bill belichick gave san francisco 49ers jimmy garoppolo. gave minnesota vikings kirk cousins. looked like pass interference but not called on the field. unless outlandish, will not overturn it on review. last time faced minnesota, jimmy good. threw two pick sixes. these are two different teams and vikings coming west on short week. >> similar to monday night game and getting ready for sunday game. going out to the west coast, that will be a little bit different. but it's playoff time, big boy football now. >> win a playoff game, look around, there's more mountains to climb. want to win another game, get the super bowl, win a world championship. keep chasing next mountain. >>> coming off hip surgery and uncertain future, tua tagovailoa is going to go into the draft. if healthy would be a to

um - [ laughter ] that i found at barnes & nobles, i think. >> seth: yeah. >> which, i don't know ifnother plug i guess >> seth: yeah, seriously, yeah [ laughter ] you're going to catch hell from amazon for that. >> yeah, which is likely to have the opposite of amazon, but amazon's way better. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, of course yeah [ laughter ] >> for the sake of this. [ laughter ] then, i did the opening monologue from "richard iii. >> seth: okay. >> and then i sang "happy birthday." >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] >> yeah, that was my song. >> seth: so, that seems, like the most right down the middle choice [ laughter ] >> yeah, right, yeah it's a very intense version of "happy birthday. >> seth: i mean, i guess that would be a case where you would be, like "i'd love to do a song from 'oklahoma,' but i only had the one line." [ laughter ] >> right, yeah, yeah, right. right. >> seth: you're part of an organization called arts in the armed services am i saying that right >> arts in the armed forces. >> seth: arts in the armed forces and this is a great organization >> thank you >> se

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at around 3:00 he will head to monterey for a campaign event at barnes at copper malarial. this is his third camping trip to california. >>> here is a live look in washington, d.c. were opening arguments are set to begin tuesday in the senate impeachment trial of president trump. this is only the third time in u.s. history a senate impeachment trial is being held for a president. the historic event began yesterday. it was mostly ceremonial starting with managers from the house of representatives walking over to articles of impeachment. more now from cbs news's mark lieberman. >> reporter: the impeachment trial of president trump is underway. chief justice john roberts took over as presiding officer. and administered the oath of impartiality to the senators. >> you will do impartial justice according to the constitution and laws. >> the eyes of history, you feel. >> reporter: opening arguments begin tuesday, seven democrats will service house managers, prosecuting the case. >> president trump solicited the interference of a foreign government, ukraine, in the 2020 united sta

bloomberg second stop will be in monterrey at the barns at cooper milera on polk street. the event kicks off at 03:00pm. well jetblue is stopping services in oakland, there will no longer be direct flights from oakland to new york city, soutwest will be the only carrier offering direct flights between oakland and long beach. the region air british airways and level also recently ended services in oakland. jetblue services will stop starting. on april 29th. so take note. the city of oakland is getting help from the state to find homes for those living on the streets all week long governor gavin, newsome has been touring the state to talk about solving california's homelessness crisis. kron four's dan kerman explains how the governor plans to help the east bay. >>the state of california has not then front and center in the homeless debate for decades governor newsom brght his homelessness toward oakland thursday to make it clear times have changed in state support to local governments is here we are committed for the long haul to be real partners with cities, large and sml

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it was this slap-dash-- it was kind of like, "i got a barn, let's put on a show," kind of a show.rom year to year if we were coming back. it was just-- the fact that it's 20 years later-- we started in 2000. >> trevor: wow. >> 20 years later and 10 seasons is amazing. it's amazing. and it's the greatest job ever. >> trevor: what makes it the greatest job for you? >> well, for me, i show up. i'm with all my friends, you know. i tell everybody to go ( bleep ) themselves. ( laughter ) then they give me money. and i go home. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that sounds great. that sounds like an amazing job. >> and they love me for it. >> trevor: right. >> you know, so-- but, also, it's just-- i mean, we have so much fun. we laugh all day long. >> trevor: it feels like that kind of show. and, you know, people always talk about how "curb" is created how, you know, the show is put together, and you have a framework of what's going to happen, but nobody knows how you're going to get there, and there's no script. like, do you ever get used to that? >> yeah, i'm totally used to it. >> tr

. >>> we will keep a mix of sun and clouds around the even a small chance for sprinkles in the barn with bay. will show a more on that's coming up. they will range anywhere from low to mid 60s, a lot like yesterday, and there is an issue with fog this morning. look at the east bay, for livermore, 0.30 visibility. >> let's take a look at our mass in the area. if you're commuting in and out of livermore speeds are ok. >>> spots coming through the ultimate past area out of tracy but we are dealing with some fog this morning so admitted visibility and use caution as you work your way on 580 fixings the been down to 23 miles per hour in the arts, so it's not out of the 205 map area on to a five to 680. >>> serena williams has not won a major title in three years hoping to end the drought in the australian over she dropped the first set against her opponent but rallied you in the second set with a tiebreaker and even the match and gain momentum. she was down 6-5 and her backhand goes into are 27 unforced around the match and it's over. the third round exit is your earliest in that tournament s

. >> reporter: with just over a month left until the iowa caucuses, the remaining candidates barn-storming the state and releasing their latest fund-raising numbers. bernie sanders raising a whopping $34.5 million in the last quarter. pete buttigieg taking in $24.7 million. while former vice president joe biden having his best quarter with $22.7 million. but for the campaign season, still lagging far behind those rivals. do you think you've raised enough money? >> well, i know we have. >> reporter: elizabeth warren has not released her numbers yet. today, attacking her competitors. >> i didn't spend one single minute selling access to my time to millionaires and billionaires. >> reporter: while biden may not be leading in fund-raising, he has been the focus of many of president trump's attacks and says he survived and is still going strong. whit? >> eva pilgrim on the campaign trail for us, thank you. >>> and one more note from the impeachment showdown tonight. a watchdog group releasing unredacted leaked emails that confirm president trump directly ordered withholding military aid to ukra

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