death. >> reporter: lee denies killing barrett. cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom, but carol mckinley was there for the first day of testimony. >> the trial started off with the victim's mother taking the stand. she broke down a couple of times, specifically, when she told the jury about the last time she spoke with her daughter on thanksgiving day 2018. >> reporter: in the weeks that follow, a jury will decide frazee's fate. one man's life on the line. as those who loved kelsey barrett hope for justice. for "nightline," i'm clayton sandell, in woodland park, colorado. >>> up next, one man's dream to dive, from olympic hopes to amazing steps against all odds. performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind. and then there's performance that just leaves you feeling better as a result. that's the kind lincoln's about. ♪ it's jcpenney's biggest sale of shop coats for the family... $12.99 men's and women's tops... or air fryers! or, take an extra 20% off with your jc

and then it made its first deal with tom barrett's company to sell him 1000 homes across l.a. and phoenix and loss vegas instead of to those families that could be summarily able to benefit from that discount. they would take a huge haircut why not pass that on to families why give that benefit to private equity firms? that was 2011 and 2012. and then we get into leveraging. in 2014 that is when you start to see these liens recorded on these properties of $500 million now looking at the property records of this bungalow now seeing a 500 million-dollar lean and saying how can this be in the property law professor says yes. what they have done is bundled thousands of homes together and pull out all the equity so isn't this what we were all accused of doing during the bubble? and the answer is yes that is why i named j.p. morgan chase and jamie dimon is one of my homewrecker's because they also operate with a debt. they are not spending their own money. no. they are getting it somewhere so the biggest lender for these mortgage-backed securities including on the homes in my book w

well following all of this for us is correspondent john barrett good to see you john to begin with tell us what's your assessment did macros address resonate with a crowd when it was unusually personal i think. she's the person is not a politician who's often not very emotional in her speeches more quiet and pragmatic it was quite emotional she stressed the values of liberal democracies which were of course made possible in the east in eastern europe through the fall of the berlin wall of the flaps of the iron curtain and i think that was particularly relevant because she said it also in the presence of the president of the bishop grug states the czech republic slovakia president and hungry and in poland and hungary at least the rule of law which he specifically mentioned the rule of law is under threat to some extent because the judiciary is have been severely curtailed and the european union has criticized those countries for that let's take a look then instead at our franco to steinmeyer the president i mean in his address he specifically spoke out against the threat of new walls wit

eso dijo tom barrett, alcalde de milwaukee.a a trump influya en otras personas, que crean que el presidente dice ciertas cosas, y estÁ bien hacerlas. la policÍa de nueva york busca a un hombre que golpeÓ brutalmente a un hispano dentro del ascensor de un edificio del bronx, donde vive. la vÍctima afirma que su agresor sostuvo la puerta del ascensor para que ingresara, una vez adentro lo pateo salvajemente en la cara. pedÍ carranza tiene los detalles. peggy: lo que parecÍa una interacciÓn entre dos vecinos, en el elevador de un edificio, se convirtiÓ en un horror para el veterano rafael diaz, de 67 aÑos. una cÁmara de vigilancia muestra el momento en el que un hombre encapuchado le ayuda a marcar el piso al que subÍan. luego procediÓ a golpearlo fuertemente una y otra vez. segÚn la vÍctima, fue un ataque no provocado. >> de momento me dio un puÑo, me echÓ para atrÁs y empezÓ a tirarme puÑos. caÍ al piso y no me pude levantar. me tiro patadas en la cara y todo eso. peggy: terminÓ arrinconado le sancione en el ascensor, dice que n

it rick barrett the milwaukee journal sentinel thanks for joining us tonight.u. >> a warehouse fire hurts tyson earnings that's where we begin the marketocus. theaker of ballark hot dogs and jmy dean sauce ajs missed beef production famt but the ceo says pork prices are rising afr a shortage in china as the fatal pig virus is tightening supplies there. shares climbing 7.5% to ct8.88. y equipment maker rockwell automation beat expect being aches thanks to demand in the electricehicles unit. >>> when automotive -- had a better than expected quarter. from the continued rise of me electricehicle production. and so electric vehicle drive train, the battery production, the motor winding in those market for us.les is and we've have had some important business ere. >> and shares rose 10.5% to 198.01. cvs fell short of revenue estimates hurt by fall advertising sales following a nearly 20-day dispute with at&t. cbs stations darkth for mor customers because of the ct tv dispute. cbs shares fell 3.5% to 37.76. >> elsewhere home builder d horton topped expectations thanks

not seem to be much chance of that changing when they scored two early tries through joe moody and barretts did hit back with a try from amos. ben ben smith went over twice, just before the break, the match was surely good as over. that is exactly how it turned out and after the break, new zealand just consolidated their lead. in the dying seconds, things rounded off. the all blacks recorded a convincing victory. not much will be consolation for them after losing in that semifinal to england. it is also a farewell to the two coaches of the two teams, steve hansen and warren gatland — both stepping down after successful stints but then it has ultimately belonged to new zealand. the departing coach was asked about his time in charge and warren gatland said how proud he was of what wales had achieved and that he hoped they kept their standards up. i really hope for what we have achieved in the last 10—12 years and we felt that we have earned respect and put respect into wales as an international team. that they continue, the new coaches continue to build on that because i think what we've don

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now earlier we spoke with one experience head of market analysis ranko barretts we asked them how much the erratic communication surrounding the trade discussions were a disadvantage for the chinese. that's right i think the root of the problem is the fact that policy at the white house is being made alternately directly by the president often with by the no input or even contradicting import from various advisers so the result of this is that as we've heard this week for example with could lose recent statements the senior advisers like to add a lot of contingency into the communications they put out to be able to say a deal is being reached out of the ways make you contingent on final approval from the president and as you said you know chris sort of i miss the communications environment and you can see financial markets reacting to that. for more on just how the financial markets are reacting our correspondent yens court is here to give us the view from wall street younes after yesterday's highs the end of this trading week is marked with a bit more uncertainty how does it look from

necessary for people 1st of all to listen to where that pain is coming from absolutely correspondent john barrett thanks as ever for your insights appreciate it. well let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. tens of thousands have turned out to watch a spectacular parade in tokyo to celebrate the instrument of ember emperor and there he took many of the spectators had one suit off the lottery tickets to attend the festivities the empress took over official duties last month. former brazilian president unit a silva has rallied supporters a day after being released from jail the silva criticized current conservative president. and said leftist parties could take back the leadership in the 2022 election. hundreds of catalan independence activists gathered in barcelona in spain prepares for an election on sunday they call for the release of jailed separatist leaders and an independence referendum it will be the 4th election in spain in as many years. in the u.k. residents in the town of don't cost to have been forced to abandon their homes due to continued floo

the jury convicted patrick crazy in the death of kelsey barrett, his former witness.ng how he beat her to death with a baseball bat then burn her body on his ranch in colorado. barrett was last seen in a grocery store in thanksgiving with a couple's young daughter. her body has never been found. jillian: 2020 contender peter buttigieg is apologizing for using the stock photo of a kenyan woman to promote his plan to battle racial inequality. kamala harris sounding off about the misstep. >> i'm sure someone agrees that was a big mistake and will have to answer for that. i don't have words to describe that. jillian: congresswoman ilhan omar tweeting this is not okay or necessary. several other unrelated events appeared on the website. they have since been taken down. the house judiciary committee will vote on a bill at the center of many democratic campaigns which is would legalize marijuana and he race several marijuana convictions. presidential candidate kamala harris sponsored the bill in the senate. bernie sanders is a vocal supporter but joe biden is an signing on y

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political establishment have also been making their voices heard earlier thousands gathered outside barrett to show solidarity with president bush i would who's under pressure to go. date of your reporter abraham said before today extensively from the middle east and guide us through what's happening. so approach and establishment protesters on the streets at the moment what sorts of choices is lebanon facing well lebanon right now is at a sort of crossroads right i mean the protesters went out on the streets they were just demanding the end of corruption is and. more jobs and things of the like they were really calling for a radical change in the political system that governs lebanon as a whole now lebanon has one of the most complex political systems in the world it's ruled by something called the political sectarianism so it's by all means a democracy but sectarian political sectarianism. implies that or requires that the country's 18 religious sects are somehow involved in some sort of power sharing agreement and this translates to the allocations of seats in parliament but also the 3 h

tom barrett expressed his disappointment pointing fingers at the president who he thinks insights hateredminorities. >> people feel they have license to go after hispanic people and it's wrong. >> responding to the mayor's comments says the blame lies on the attacker and the trump administration has repeatedly condemned racism, biggotry and violence. >>> the trump administration officially notified the united nations the united states is pulling out of the paris agreement. that landmark deal was signed by 200 countries back in 2015 and it set goals to reduce carbon emissions. secretary of state mike pompeo. the united states is now the only country to get out of that affect. the official withdrawal will take effect one year from now. >>> high levels of lead have been found in the drinking water of canadians. our reporters from the associated press and the institute for investigative journalism in montreal. the investigation found contamination in several cities they say is worst than in flunt, michigan. out of 12,000 tests, 1/3 of them experienced. some say these are now trying to replace

she said barrett's last words, "please stop." another key witness, a former inmate describing conversations he had with frazee behind bars providing 17 pieces of handwritten written by frazee asking him to kill key witnesses including lee. the defense did not call anyone to the stand but argued both prosecution witnesses r testifg some closure for a grieving family despite berreth's body never being found. >> describe what it was like being in the courtroom today. >> reporter: you could hear audible sighs of relief of tears from her family as the verdict was being read frazee meanwhile was stone faced showing no emotion as the judge put him away for life. >> thank you. >>> the other breaking news we're following, the urgent manhunt for two suspects in a mass shooting that left four people dead at a family's football watch party in california nbc's miguel almaguer with what police just revealed. >> yelling and screaming, multiple people got shot. >> reporter: it har: with ten people hit by gunfire, four were killed the wounded rus

. >> reporter: eighth grader seth barrett also talks politics at the dinner table. his parents, adam and wendy, went to redbank when they were kids. they recently sold their family dairy farm. adam found work right away. proof they say of the strong economy under trump. >> people vote with their pocketbooks and their wallets 90 percent of the time. unless that are there's some catastrophe, i think he'll get reelected. they're following impeachment. >> we teach our boys it's ok when they talk about these things in school. you're going to have different opinions than your friends. and that's ok. you don't need to get upset. you don't mean to say mean things to one another. just be fair and listen to them, because that's what the whole united states is about -- like to get along and difference of opinion. >> reporter: you can follow complete impeachment coverage at abcnewscom. up next, it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood with mr. rogers on the silver screen. ♪ may your holidays glow bright and all your dreams take flight. lease the c 300 sedan for just $399 a mont

rj barrett like a top. breaking news, the knicks won a game.hen the next possession dennis smith, jr. fakes them out to michael robinson for the alley- oop. newyork's third win of the season. the number one play of the morning. >>> the home team. >>> that is the girl's volleyball team beat them in four sets to advance in the norcal semifinals for the first time in school history. that guy sitting next to vern, brian murphy of knbr. what a dynamic duo. vern, we'll sigh you tonight. i'll see you sunday. raiders and bengals 1:25 kickoff. >> a california healthcare giant said to pay up millions this morning. details on the massive settlements coming up. >> plus police make several arrests in the connection with that deadly halloween shooting that >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> now at 5:00, round two of the public peachment heings this morning. we're live on capitol hill. >>> deadly halloween mass shooting at an airbnb house party. the evidence they are a anby hi son. >>> it is november 15th, 2019. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. it is friday f

back with us tonight is barrett berger, a former assistant u.s.ttorney with both the eastern district of new york and the southern district of new york. barrett, please expand for us on why is it significant, why is it important to label this bribery? >> so, i think nancy pelosi was very specific in calling this bribery for two reasons. the first is that, unlike quid pro quo, bribery is something that most people understand, especially people who have children -- >> right, exactly. >> we all sort of have a general understanding of that. but the second reason is that this is one of those delineated things in the constitution that is a basis for impeachment, along with treason, along with high crimes and misdemeanors. bribery is specifically identified. so, much like other prosecutors do, what she's doing here is really marrying up the facts in the law. she's saying, these are the facts, and this is the law that we would think they would go with. this is the specific basis for which these could lead to impeachment. >> and remind us what subset of th

. >> i want to bring in barrett burger, a former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst, and charlie savage, washington correspondent for "the new york times" and also an msnbc contributor. you can make jokes about it, and maybe there were probably people in the audience, including his daughter, who thought that stuff was pretty funny. having said that, the judge's ruling on don mcgahn was scathing. when you say we don't have a king here, right, the president is not a king, we don't know where this court fight will end. we know it's continuing, already several moves have been made, but having said that, is this an indication to you that the president sort of stonewall defense, delay, delay, delay may be failing, or is this something that could indeed drag on well into 2020 and he'll have the last laugh? >> well, it's a great question. i think while this strategy of saying we're not going to comply with any subpoenas, we're going to force the democrats to fight all of this in court, while it may ultimately fail, you may get a court of appeals and ultimately the supreme court to say no

the tree that started it all, still sits in a nearby test orchard we headed down the road to mark barrett's farmstand where they're testing consumer reactions >> oh, man i cannot keep them -- people are just coming by the droves, they want to check it out they want to see it. they want to taste it. >> reporter: and the taste test - >> oh, it's amazing. eet.t was really good. >> reporter: it's expected to be the biggest non-tech apple launch ever with a $10 million marketing push and growers have already planted 12 million cosmic crisp trees. >> to have a red apple that eats as well as this does, that stores as well as this does, and that's being launched with the campaign and being planted in the numbers that it is being planted is unprecedented. never happened before. >> reporter: still, as far as i'm concerned, the only way to really eat an apple is to take a big old bite. really crisp really sweet if these kids could talk with their mouths full, they'd tell you the cosmic crisp just mit world. kevin tibbles, nbc news, yakima, washingtoncome back, imagine opening the mail to find all your

knicks rookie rj barrett spinning like a top to the rack.ws, the knicks actually won a basketball game tonight. and then the very next possession, dennis smith jr. fakes them out for new york's third win of the year. number one play of the night. the home team! that's vern glenn on the microphone for the girl's volleyball team. pierce wins to advance to the semifinals for the first time in school history. good thing vern didn't quit his day job. he's coming back. that announcing career was short lived. >> that's terrible. >> i don't have >>> the late show is coming up next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a good night. >> good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ >> all right, after that testimony r testimony, let's all put politics aside and enjoy a delightful snack! >> okay, let's stay focused on refreshment! we're not here to editorialize! isn't that right, bag of popcorn? >> fine, whatever. say what you want, hot dog bun.

. >> anna met her cinematographer man of two years, michael barrett, on "the overboard" remake. month before she and chris announced their split, faris told us this on set. >> it's been the best filming experience of my life. it really has. >> reps wouldn't confirm an engagement, but it wouldn't get in the way of co-parenting with chris. >> our goal was to have, like, group thanksgiving dinners together. >>> next, blake's sweet, gwen shout out. >> i've had gwen as my best friend and i can see the effect that it has on somebody, the way she helps you to believe in yourself. >> last night shelton's words to team gwen contestant rose about gwen slayed "the voice" coaches. >> i guess i'm gonna cry over here. >> that was beautiful. >> that was very sweet. so sweet. my god. >> we're still waiting for blake to put a ring on his girlfriend of four years. >> couldn't be happier. obviously that's gotta lead somewhere, but i promise you, we won't break the news in any grocery store trash magazines. >>> and finally cindy crawford's daughter kaia's second public date with pete davidson. yest

knicks rookie rj barrett spinning like a top to the rack. breaking news, the knicks actually won a basketball game tonight. and then the very next possession, dennis smith jr. fakes them out for new york's third win of the year. number one play of the night. the home team! that's vern glenn on the microphone for the girl's volleyball team. pierce wins to advance to the semifinals for the first time in school history. good thing vern didn't quit his day job. he's coming back. that announcing career was short lived. >> that's terrible. >> i don't have hey there, california residents on medicare. it may come as a surprise... but medicare doesn't pay for everything. and that can leave you looking for help with some out-of-pocket costs. well, here's a way to help bridge the gap... with a medigap insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medigap plans help pay some of what medicare doesn't, like co-insurance and copays, reducing your out-of-pocket costs. there are also zero netw

jordan jones and barrett brantly are charged with killing alexis crawford. crawford was a senior at clark atlanta university. an historically black college. jones was crawford's roommate and room moat brantly was jones' boyfriend. crawford's body was found in a park last week. authorities say she died of asphyxiation. police said crawford had filed a report last month describing unwanted kissing and touching by brantly. >>> a texas teacher is out on bond this morning after being arrested for assaulting a special-needs student. the violent outburst was captured on cell phone video. meg oliver reports. >> reporter: the video is hard to watch. a substitute teacher repeatedly punching a female high school student, throwing her to the floor, and stomping on her head. consuela juarez is a student at the school. >> it makes me angry, sad for the child. i feel like nobody could step in to help her because they were probably very scared. >> reporter: the teacher, 32-year-old tiffany lankford, was arrested on school grounds and charged with a second-degree felony of a

we headed down the road to mark barrett's farmstand, where they're testing consumer reaction >> oh, manhe droves they want to check it out. they want to see it. they want to taste it. >> reporter: and the taste test? >> oh, it's amazing. >> it was really good. >> reporter: local chefs are already cosmic crisp creating. >> from savory to sweet. >> reporter: it is expected to be the biggest non-tech apple launch ever. with a $10 million marketing push growers have already planted 12 million cosmic crisp trees >> to have a red apple that eats as well as this doess this doesd that's being launched with the campaign and being planted at the numbers it is being planted is unprecedented never happened before. >> reporter: still, as far as i'm concerned, the only way to really eat an apple is to take a big old bite really crisp really sweet if these kids could talk with their mouths full, they'd tell ya, the cosmic crisp just might be out of this world kevin tibbles, nbc news, yakima, washington >> not just red or green apples these days. >> who knew? they were perfecting the cosmic crisp. that

the koran were thrown into a rubbish bin and another was set on fire by the organizations leader barrett . the. the 2 media reports claim the demonstrators also compared islam with fascism and called it a religion of violence describing the prophet mohammed as a paedophile of all arrests were vegas police believed in local muslim union leader describe the whole incident as a hate crime promising to take legal action against the organization itself and its leader who burned the koran incident provoked an international reaction in turkey expressing its condemnation we are deeply concerned about the recent rise of discrimination against muslims hatred against islam and attacks on mosques in western european countries these attacks are not only aimed at muslims but also pose a threat to all humanity. the head of dialogue in the islamic cultural center our father dean believes that the rhetoric of some norwegian politicians is even more dangerous than this kind of incident diseases it happens far more often. but sometimes you get. ringback what it is that is there is an. islam is a sin of the

were beaten by england last weeeknd, showed their intent from the off, with two early tries, beauden barretthem. hallum amos went over for wales first score but 28—10 down at the break they were always playing catch up. new zealand never eased up, more tries followed and it was their head coach steve hansen who will be the happier as he leaves the post. warren gatland is also stepping down after 12 years in charge of wales . i really hope that what we have achieved in the last ten or 12 years that we have earned respect and put respect back into wales as an international team that they continue the new coaches come in and continue the new coaches come in and continue to build on that because i think what we've done and what we've achieved, it would break my heart if wales went back into the doldrums sort of thing. so, therejust one more match left to be played injapan, tomorrow's final in yokohama between england and south africa, a repeat of the 2007 final that the springboks won. jonny wilkinson played in that match, and of course landed that winning drop goal against australia four years

following video is parts of the following clip is part of a videotape by transparency group project barrett. had the story of 3 years i've had to say if you would for any roberts the palace found out that we have her whole allegations are false andrew and threatened us a 1000000 different ways she told me everything she had pictures everything she was in hiding for 12 years we can start it how do we convince her to talk to us it was unbelievable what we had cleared with everything. i tried for 3 years to get on to no avail and now it's all coming out and i think these new well of revelations and i presume had i was so pissed i have to wonder why did they not air these stories why why were that why was the shelled now this came to us from an insider within the network an insider who currently works at a.b.c. news leaked us this tape she says there seems to be some type of network of people that you know that that is covering up for this and she says she has a she thought all of it quite telling that this insider leaked this tape to project their it's us and not the washington post the new yo

after the game, barrett explained his actions.|j lost my call. i regret it.rt our team and the guys who unintelligible scrum appreciate my team having my back but should not have got to that point. lindsey jones is a writer and commentator on the nfl and says the fallout from the incident continues, and ata fallout from the incident continues, and at a pace. yeah, it has been massive. from the second this happens, late on east coast thursday night, it has been a swift backlash, the nfl, it only took them a matter of you know certainly less than 2a hours, only about 12, for them to come out and issue this indefinite ban for myles garrett which is an unprecedented suspension for a single incident of violence on the football field. we have seen some other players have two games on three make games of five games in the past but this is very significant for myles garrett and it really has the nfl kind of evaluating its violence level and then its tolerance for these types of plays. we had to show still photos there but when you look at the actual moving footage he

are are charismatic it's just the people fall for this stuff and that's why you got like mayor pete barrett you had bedo fortunately you got a little kick in the butt there but hey i don't know you really needs to be streamlined a little bit and done a little bit faster and it's really an unnecessary process that's money he's making a point that is more obvious on all the other cable channels because you don't see their commercials here on our t. but this is a nice chunk of change for a summer szell t.v. the new hampshire primary most new hampshire voters are in the boston t.v. market pitching very good all right everybody so you would stay with me as we go to our next subject coming up next but right now before going to break walk rogers don't forget to let us know where you pick the topics we've covered over social media be sure to check out watching the hawks the podcast which is now available on spotify apple music and everywhere you listen to your favorite or not so paper. coming up the minneapolis police department is left with a neck and untested rape kit in south dakota a very curio

that was samaria talking about uber. 0llie barrett is with us, talking about some stories.ut waste. i'm interested how using less plastic packaging reduces food waste. this is a recommendation from a food waste charity and also from a government department and the answer to your question is firstly when it's all packaged people tend to buy a bit more it turns out because they don't buy what they need whereas when theyjudge it i will have just one potato for example, all the supermarkets charge more when food is loose. not packaged. they charge more? don't you mean they charge less ? more? don't you mean they charge less? they end up charging more when it is loose, it's cheaper to buy for peppers, you need to know your onions. gosh! but you have to explain that, why on earth? can i say a bag of bananas is more than your individual banana, i do know that much, i buy a lot of bananas. there you go, indeed, how do you like them apples, as they say! it adds up to a lot, 20% of food brought into homes ends up in the bin, gets wasted and that costs billions, £4 billion in fruit an

not seem to be much chance of that changing when they scored two early tries through joe moody and barrettust before the break, the match was surely good as over. that is exactly how it turned out and after the break, new zealand just consolidated their lead. in the dying seconds, things rounded off. not much will be consolation for them after losing in that semifinal to england. it is also a farewell to the two coaches of the two teams, steve hansen and warren gatland both stepping down after successful stints but then it has ultimately belonged to new zealand. so warren gatland's12—year tenure ends in defeat, his one regret possibly that he never got wales past two world cup semi—finals but he has been fanatastic for the national side — four six nations titles, three of them grand slams and he briefly took them to number one in the world rankings. i really hope for what we have achieved in the last ten or 12 years and we feel that we have earned the respect and put respect back into wales as an international team that they continue, the new coming and continue to build on that because i

people and for the democratic process let's talk about the israeli people then you'll see michael barrett given the situation there arguably the lack of leadership that we are seeing the fact that there is still no government being formed despite all the events happening what would you say the israeli people are making off this well i think 1st and foremost they they created this situation i know it's not popular to blame the people for for situation but it's their potten of voting or vote which created the situation and the thing they if the election day they need to we think go back to the go and vote in thing is this the way we want to vote again or we are actually not going to get exactly what we think we are going to get because eventually they get very little and votes for other polity in the way that coalition can be formed but in the meantime they need to put pressure on the politician and this is intolerable situation as mitchell says it's not that we are talking about the country that lives in peace with its neighbors and everything is going to come to of milk and honey that eve

joining me is 0li barrett, co—founder of entrepreneurship campaign startup britain.n friday, many out there discussing the bargains, we are being enticed by e—mails, and the guardian newspaper looking at the fa ct guardian newspaper looking at the fact that one in 20 discounts are genuine. that's right, lookout, which have run their ruler over 80 odd deals from last year and they found that actually the vast majority of them were cheaper in the weeks and months following or beforehand. weeks and months following or before hand. we weeks and months following or beforehand. we have to be very careful, only 80 they have looked at, but it's a bit of a concern, makes you think it could be a bit of a swiss. no laws have been broken but there are some interesting things happening. there is a website you can go on and i can't remember for the life of me what it is, you can put in a product and it will track the price over a year and tell you whether or not it has been discounted, there are ways but you have to be very look at amazon, eco was 39% cheaper on black friday, they

israeli minister of justice and member of the knesset with the labor party in lundie you'll see michael barrett professor of international relations at regents university he's also an associate fellow for the middle east and north africa program at chatham house ants in west jerusalem mitchell barrick c.e.o. of kiev on global research a political consultancy gentlemen welcome to you all if i may start with you you'll see beilin what in your view has prevented the formation of an israeli government. the main thing is the result of the elections the 1st round in april and the 2nd round in september no party won the elections and as a result of that both of them tried to create a coalition with another party this other party of the little man it was not ready to join we need the left or right and as a result of it we are stuck the question is where the 2 big parties a blue why and the likud may join together in order to have a unity government and this so far it has not happened it may happen in the coming $21.00 days that they have in order to choose perhaps a prime minister would you would you a

early tries from joe moody and then from beauden barrett, the all blacks reminding everybody that forre still the world champions. wales can battle the best in the business, and back they came. commentator: lovely try! a scything through to give fresh hope, but improved short lived, ben smith handed them a rather uncomfortable lesson. —— amos. smith handed them a rather uncomfortable lesson. -- amos. what a way to finish from the man who knows how to finish. 26-10 at half—time, surely no catching the all blacks now. on a night off farewells, it was soon the wales captain's, farewells, it was soon the wales ca ptain's, standing farewells, it was soon the wales captain's, standing ovation for alun wynjones, captain's, standing ovation for alun wyn jones, surely captain's, standing ovation for alun wynjones, surely his last world cup win —— last world cup game. josh adams, seven tries this tournament, one short of the all—time record, but new zealand were too powerful, and an emphatic victory was rounded off by ritchie mo'unga. and understated exit for the wales coach, a12 year reign, in

the jets could return to the skies as soon as january if regulators approve legal journalist molly barrett says either with america's lawyer is here now with more molly thank you so much for being with us today let's let's dive right into this is the 737 max now safe to fly. well certainly boeing wants you to think so and we have yet to get the green light from the regulators but boeing says it has fix that software problem that investigators say did play a role in those 2 fatal plane crash that killed a total of $346.00 people evidence including the black box data points to a malfunction in that automated system that helps a plane avoid stalls that system was new to 737 max regulators say most pilots weren't even aware of it until that 1st crash in indonesia last october multiple investigations reached similar conclusions that boeing introduce a new automated system without properly teaching airline crews how to override that software when there's a problem like what you saw with those 2 plato crashes now according to the wall street journal several airlines including american united sout

barrett just talked about our duty. over and above our duty, i think it is important to recognize the words at the gentleman from pennsylvania. he talked about the importance of the rule of law. that is why we are here. over the past weeks and months, a number of us have dusted off our cubbies of the federalist papers, john jay alexander hamilton. james madison being the father of the constitution. towards the end of the 51st federalist, james madison puts it perfectly as we look at the challenge we face today. he said, justice is the end of government. it is the end of civil society. it ever has been and ever will be pursued until it be obtained or until liberty be lost in the pursuit. speaker, if you would indulge me for a moment, i would like to make a unanimous consent request that on the motion to recommit, that we be granted five minutes on each side for the purpose of comment. for the purpose of debate. >> has the gentleman from illinois yielded for that request? >> yes, mr. speaker. five minutes on each side on

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alan barrett notes that high crimes and misdemeanors don't have to be a crime outside of impeachment. >> high crimes and misdemeanors, what does that mean congressional language? >> it means almost anything that congress decides is a high crime or misdemeanor. it's a very political process. it seems to be illegal or unconstitutional. but when you get down to it, it's very political. after all, the charges, the articles of impeachment, or voted by the house. last time i looked they were all politicians. >> the key is not to overcharge or under charge, get it right. if you miss in the house of representatives, you probably made a mistake. democrats have to take the depositions and try to determine how they incorporate those into writing articles of impeachment. bret? >> bret: live on capitol hill. the president dismisses the impeachment inquiry of the witch witch hunt, but he calls the probe on the russian investigation what are the most important in the history of the country. correspondent david spu speak of the john durham investigation is a very important -- i feel one of the most i

here to talk about it, barrett burger, former assistant u.s.y with the eastern district of new york and southern district of new york. good to see you sgen. >> good to see you. >> among the people that are invited to come or don't come, the john bolton thing seems to be a category to itself. what is the argument they are trying to make or waiting for for the courts? >> so it seems they set up this sort of strange condition, right? they said we're willing to come in if you give us the subpoena but we want to let it play out in the courts first. we want to see what the courts have to say about this constitutional immunity issue the white house has been pushing so it's a defense we heard from coop ehrmann a couple weeks ago. we want to play this out in the courts first, almost get the blessing of the judiciary to testify. it's troubling number one because he's not a current employee of the administration. he doesn't work in the government anymore. so there is nothing really that the white house could actually do to stop him from coming in to testi

mar wra bera barrett, thank you. and pete buttigieg is on the campaign trail in los angeles speaking at the latino forum. and josh letterman is there as well. and mayor pete just wrapped up. and the mayor is polling high in iowa, but his numbers are still in single digits with blacks and latinos. did he say anything there to that audience that you think could move the meter at all? >> reporter: well, he is sure trying to do that. pete buttigieg talking to latino voters saying that they are not a monolith, they can't be put into one box. pete buttigieg also talking about how he thinks that president trump is fueling a crisis of belonging here in america. take a listen to what he had to say. >> latino voters that i speak to are extremely concerned about health care, about the direction of our economy, about immigration policy, and about something that is deeper than any individual policy issue which is the way that the people are being treated, singled out and told they do not belong in this country. i believe that we

garret using the rmt against him marques pouncey suspended three games for throwing and kicking barrettjobe was suspended for shoving rudolph to the game. not suspended but does expect to be fine. at least that's the expectation from us. >>> 4 had years after electsed to the basketball hall of fame in 1975, the great bill russell accepted his hall of fame ring in a private ceremony yesterday. the oakland native and 11-time nba champ said he felt he didn't deserve to be the first black player inducted at the time. and that's why he refused way back in 1975. maybe the greatest winner in the history of the nba. 11 championships. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> getting a check now of the bay area forecast with meteorologist frances dinglasan. good morning, frances. >> good morning, amanda. good morning, everyone. we are checking out a lot of fog and thick in spots. live doppler 7. the satellite him there as well. you can see the fog and low clouds spread into the central valley. and it's been really thick. in fact visibility down to zero

barrett, assistant professor of law at george mason university.now says he should be impeached. why do you think the lawyer would send this? >> a couple reasons he's hoping the house joins in court in his efforts to seek permission essentially from the court to go and testify, and i think he's hoping that the timeline of the impeachment proceedings is extended to incorporate time for that process to play out. so i think it changes nancy pelosi's political calculation on when she encourages the committees to wrap this up and bring it to the floor and i think it's worth another month or two. she's obviously probably weighing things like the democratic primary. things like that, for timing of release of a final report, and timing of an impeachment vote, but based on this letter, give it a couple more months to play out certainly. >> josh bolten, of course, it's important because these heard these things from the president's mouth. right? >> exactly. key word here in this letter is "relevant." information that's relevant to these ongoing proceedings.