into albert einstein how do flip images work in painting stay tuned and find out and with that of barry well welcome to a new edition of your m x today we have the following topics in store for you. the latest food trends in 2020 likes the connectivity kicks in and. meghan leaves chips for a perfect weekend in the exam room swept the lands. his office is dio ssion drummer marine biologist wally coombs is not only a diver he's also a nature photographer and has been exploring the underwater world for over 20 years he dives into caves swims with orcas and keeps his calm as sharks fly past we tagged along on his latest expedition to norway to watch as he gets close to massive help back whales. underwater photography const dives bryce into deep waters getting close to sea life and swimming through ice caves. the marine biologist and research diver is known internationally through his photos early cons has little trouble with extreme temperatures in fact he prefers icy waters it's been him go also fair for i'm a big fan of cold bodies of water because it's always surprising what you can find . as

and their fears are more than justified in a familiar well barry was groups of violent islamist like the self-styled islamic state of sadil seen here in a propaganda video have spread terror across the region. attacks of germanic lee increased with the u.n. estimating 1800 people were killed last year. despite the support of key 5 saw how troops and france took enough asos military has struggled to contain the violin. a few days ago parliament passed a new law to recruit local volunteers in the fight against the harvests they will be given small on some 14 days of military training the plan has been criticized by human rights groups but among those who have fled the violence many of prove. my i'm in favor of the new law and if people volunteer to defend our villages that is something very positive. if we are not able to defend our villages the terrorists will gain more and more space and will lose the whole region you know. that they are now recruiting volunteers we want them to defeat the enemy so that we can get back to our villages we are so tired of all these attacks we want to.

>>well barry of course saw a lots of rain this morning but up in the sierra people are seeing a whole lot of snow. beautiful fuel to drive in is a king of heading up there may be for the martin luther king junior holiday weekend you might want to wait until tomorrow, he added joining us right now on the phone chp truckee officer. >>pete man ppo the road conditions are pretty scary out there right now. >>yeah, i wouldn't call really area which really really hard disabilities really limited we got over 70 mile looked at. >>well you might not be scared of certain and but for some people in the bay, a r i'm meteorologist is from southern california says never driven in snow. people lot of transients here in the bay area transplants you know if you've never driven in the snow and you're thinking about heading up there for the weekend. what is your best advice. >>well first of all you know watch the weather and time and time better to be beneficial for you to go so obviously tonight probably not the best travel fine. some are looking a lot better, especially if you wait longer in the day th

thanks, barry. >> well, welcome, everyone, and we're still in january, so it's an appropriate time tok off the issues of the day and when you get right down to it, there is no more issue of the day that is more compelling, fascinating, more amazing and more important than energy and all the issues associated with energy. so we have the best of the brightest here. we've got the leaders in the community of energy executives who see it -- who see the big picture, who will articulate for you the most significant issues of the day, the things that they're confronting, the things you should know about and things on the horizon. and we start with mike summers, who is president and ceo of american petroleum institute, the 15th chief executive of the api since its founding almost a century ago. before being named api's president, mr. summers led the american investment council trade association which represented many of the nation's leading private equity and growth capital firms and other business partners. he spent two decades in critical staff leadership roles in the u.s. house of represent

shopping spree and get some buying ideas, just for you joining us, barry james portfolio manager, and senior global market strategist at wells fargo. barry, i was at a goldman sachs conference, the mood was optimistic nobody is talking about big investments. but you're looking to or have already bought into a couple of oil-related names, including pioneer natural resources and mastec tell us why. >> sure. well, the market is a little screwy right now i'm calling it a spaghetti market people are throwing stuff against the wall to see what would wha will work. for a while it was the energy sector, but it's going back to the norm it was so hated last year that the earnings comparisons will be very good this year. pioneer is a permean basis, texas, into colorado and so u.s. based. we don't have problems if geopolitically with it it's very good, one of the most efficient in terms of frac'ing we think that's a good one the mastec play is multiple areas, yes it does infrastructure things like oil and gas pipelines but also helps utilities out with communications towers and it's big into 5g. it's got a lot of balls up in the air but

well, the chairman of the pdc championship, barry hearn, feels there've been some standout stories from competition — but fired a warning to the rival bdo darts championship. that competition is due to begin at the weekend, amid reports of low ticket sales and reduced prize money for competitors. hearn spoke our reporter jamie broughton. i thought it was a special event and the crowd were magnificent. their behaviour, their attitude, the noise they made, it created an occasion that really went above and beyond what you'd expect. how important was fallon sherrock? really important. if you hadn't noticed, roughly half of the population are women and it is an audience we are not servicing at the moment so it is frustrating our reach. suddenly fallon sherrock came along and opened those doors. a media story of importance, the first timea media story of importance, the first time a woman had beaten amman at the championships. it was a pivotal moment for fallon sherrock and one week changed her life completely and whether she lasts more than 12 months is a subject of conversation. whether she

sadly came to the civil rights movement the very late well it deny that dennis no i well i mean have you an example barry barry goldwater founded the n.w. c.p. in arizona did you know that but he also told me that he made a mistake in voting against since i knew barry goldwater all right made a mistake in voting and since civil rights law. as it turns out you know i was totally regular and many made a mistake ok well i want to just tell you now that i see what has happened there were now like 10 different categories of people everybody agreed we did wrong by blacks but now the number of groups if if a guy in retail got k. a guy comes in one day in a dress. you cannot fire him. you cannot that's now that's because of discrimination well if you had a retail operation selling selling clothes and the the guy who's been working for you for 5 years one day shows up he still has his beard another results a look like a woman in a dress you don't have the right to say please dress like a man thing that's that is you would now be sued for discrimination on camilla her dress for the next show i'll still talk to you

my mind, very, is it a blessing or a burden when your parents look at that list and say, well, that's great, barry, but you really should have ranked higher. >> i would like to thank my tiger mother and my dad who has been almost like a father to me. [laughter] my entire life is a blessing. my entire life would have been absolutely unimaginable to my great-grandparents. or honestly even to my grandmother sitting in this front row and to whom this book is dedicated. hi, graham. my inheritance was sort of unbelievable. not in any financial sense. in the sense that i was born in this country, as i write in the book and sort of the golden age. i was born after the feminists broke down the barriers that were an obstacle really between my grandmother and her dreams. i think so much about what she would have been if she was born in my era. another part is i was born in a country whose founders so fully understood the jewish story. really, the israelite story. they saw themselves as new americans. enacting a type of modern-day exodus. that was also part of my inheritance. then there was a fact that for my

barry knapp, thank you as well. viviana hurtado is here with first word news. where protesters over the shot down jet have turned violent. protesters say they fought with police. teargas was fired at crowds. reversingeekend iran themselves, admitting the country's military mistakenly shot down ukrainian check. donald trump warning the ukrainian government not to kill the protesters. in the philippines, and erupting volcano forcing thousands of people to flee their homes. authorities morning it could get worse. there have been scores of earthquakes. that could signal another corruption is imminent. has beena airport suspended. the british economy unexpectedly shrinking, in november gdp falling .3%. that is casting doubt if the fourth quarter had any growth. also adding to concerns in the bank of england. officials debating if an interest rate cut is needed. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. coming up, asset manag

well the real simon people are remarkably real resilient they have little stood in times of crisis and although it looks terrible and a lot of these look old is it barry bridge distraught about what's happened. there they have a reputation for fighting back and i think that's probably going to happen this time as well even though so much damage has been ruled out and so many people have been suffering this result these terrible fires interestingly the weather has cooled a little bit but the temperature has gone down to the mid twenty's so it's been a bit of a reprieve to firefighters and to other people who live in these areas but the immediate danger from this weekend severe weather appears to a halt for the time being and coming days should allow firefighters to contain those fires that continue to blaze and will give a bit of the rest of the people were caught up in these in this zone which is regarded as a disaster. roger we have to talk about the prime minister scott morrison he's come under intense criticism for how he's handled this crisis is he losing the nation's respect. well it has been a difficult week for australians certainly in a very t

. >> this is for barry, please >> sorry >> beg your pardon >> well, if we look at it, it is, it's a situation where the market is ripe right for a correction on the technical side, up 15% in just a few months and you have way too much enthusiasm around the market so it is prime even as we go through the earnings season what we're seeing is a real bifurcation. if you come out with bad earnings, you get slammed. you come out with good earnings, you get rewarded as it were. we see that as likely to continue, but i think there's a shift going on with the overall market more towards some of the more value, more defensive side of things and we could see this kind of bumble along, let me put it that way, instead of a big collapse this is transitory and we think that the big things like the good economy the fed helping out and the momentum will keep the market going further later in the year >> barry, bill, thanks so much, guys >> thank you >>> coming up, fears about the coronavirus hitting the u.s. markets today as we've been talking about. the hardest hitter, the airline stocks, united, delta, amer

>>well the swearing-in ended with several songs by barry a legend carlos santana the gospel artist yolanda adams. >>for the first time ever representative so cellular companies such as rising and atnt testified at state capitol yeah, this is all in response to massive service outages in october's power shut off our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what lawmakers want from them. >>they've got to step up to that a plate. they've got to start giving us the information they've got a quick play defense california lawmakers putting telecommunications companies on notice i need to be able to communicate. >>with my constituents when there's a fire the senate energy utilities and communications committee spent wednesday analyzing cellular outages in october's power shut-offs well millions were left in the dark a more than a million were also left without cell service representatives from companies like verizon and atnt promised to make improvements we are prepared to dramatically in we increase capital investment to transform our network in response to this new normal of massive power

barry, dr. joe aja, robert campo, and george sherlock, as well as vermont world war ii pows collide cassidy andhard hamilton, please join me in recognizing and thanking them. [ applause ] when your common cause is bigger than politics there is no challenge we cannot overcome. when i think of these people and others like them i'm just as motivated, just as eager to solve problems and help people as that hopeful freshman senator from washington county all those years back. so today, inspired by those we serve and humbled by the responsibilities they have given us, we begin the work of the 2020 legislative session. our challenges are clear. can we work together? can we be guided by our shared principles and common values? can we reclaim the middle where partisanship can't survive where uáu)ive for consensus and celebrate compromise. my fellow vermonters, the answers to these questions and the solutions we seek, the course we hope to set and the change we need to make is in our if our sense of service and duty is strong, if our commitment to our neighbors is unwavering, and if we remember that we a

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well. all of that cloud coming up from the southwest of barry —— a very moist air flow.day, rain moving across scotland, some of it heavy with brisk winds. down towards the south, we keep a lot of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle, some slightly more persistent rain i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story: foreign governments have begun to evacuate their citizens from the area in china currently locked down to contain the spread of a deadly new coronavirus. it's now killed in excess of 130 people in china. hong kong has become the latest territory to announce stringent new measures to stop its spread. president trump has laid out his plans for peace in the middle east. it keeszerusalem as israel's undivided capital and redraws the map of the west bank. the palestinians have rejected the proposals. and news of a powerful earthquake is getting a lot of attention on our website. it struck between the coasts ofjamaica and cuba. it was a magnitude of 7.7 and was felt as far away as miami, where office workers evacuated buildings. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

well joining us here in doha is much to barry who is director of the gulf studies center at castle university let's start with his legacy when he took over there were less than 10 kilometers of paved roads in oman and now we're seeing hospital universities how is he being remembered today. i think there are many people who will be remembered the leader who basically put together a modern and basically when it comes to the state for mission state building. when it comes to the institution formation when it comes to the infrastructure when it comes including you know health service adjudication including you know focusing on a human being and trying to build the human capacity in the last 50 years and i think all americans were remember this will remember what kind of man so drunk i was because of that but despite his popularity much of that there were protests in amman jaring arab spring spring not not city large ones but they were protests and there has been a crackdown. you know the arab spring with actually determine in mid of 2011 and there were there were some demonstrations in salalah i

protesters have built as these barry kates using garbage and appliances that were standing by the cafeterias as well as some of the furniture that they could science so they built those barricades now they set them on fire and right now they're shouting slogans and adding. and as you can see tensions our only increasing here at this is happening right in the center of barcelona and the streets of barcelona are again on fire and if we remember what happened just on friday a police forces responded with a rubber bullets and tear gas thank you thank. barcelona is protesting sense monday and this saturday to show that people are not tired this violence just showed that they're ready to take it to the streets. and so they did want more stories from me i just got a rough what's happening right now when i'm back in just over half an hour or so to keep up with a with everything that's happening in iraq millions on the streets there today and so much more. now social media here moscow's cover though in saying thank you for watching r.t. international a big season's greetings from russia. good food descriptio

protesters have phillips's these barry kates using garbage and appliances that were standing by the cafeterias as well as some of the furniture that they could find so they build those barricades now they set them on fire and right now they're shouting slogans and happening. and as you can see tensions our own the increasing here at this is happening right in the center of barcelona and the streets so far so long there are again fired if we remember what happened just on friday a police forces responded with a rubber bullets and tear gas. barcelona is protesting sense monday and this saturday showed that people are not tired this is our islands to show that they're ready to take it to the streets. the love is or a lot for no rosato is here at the top to keep you up to date on a busy news day on more program start in moments here on 247 r.t. international season. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time

protesters have built as these barry kates using garbage share an appliance that were standing by the cafeterias as well as some of the furniture that they could find so they built those very case now they set them on fire and right now they're shouting slogans and happening. and as you can see tensions our own the increasing here at this is happening right in the center of barcelona and these trees so far so long there are again on fire if we remember what happened just on friday a police forces responded with a rubber bullets and tear gas thank. god. i. i. i 1st want to is protesting since monday and this saturday just showed that people are not tired this is our islands to show that they're ready to take it to the streets. you know what will 2020 bring for the region only time will tell we are cracking on with more great programs and moments here in our to international then be sure to join me for all your latest global news updates in just over 30 by for. survival let's take you back to the start at least. repatriations look at the rest of 70 years. bill of the separate skies report. time after time

protesters have built as these barry kates using garbage share and appliances that were standing by the cafeterias as well as some of the furniture that they could a science so they build those very case now they set them on fire and right now they're shouting slogans and happening. and as you can see tensions our own me increasing here at this is happening right in the center of barcelona and these trees so far so on there are again on fire if we remember what happened just on friday a police forces responded with a rubber bullets and tear gas. thanks. thanks. thanks thanks. for isilon a is protesting sense monday and this saturday to show that people are not tired this violence to show that they're ready to take it to the streets. coming up next the documentary channel explores the bolshoi ballet school in brazil and the u.k. viewers and tune into going on the road coming up next it all to international about can often tell. presidential candidates the future of the u.s. and the world. every week. student. was money. time after time called her ration to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very im

we've alienated the iraqis, and we're noting it very well at this whole issue. >> general barry mccaffreyholly dag ris, my thanks to the both of you. >> coming up, 23 days until the iowa caucuses, and the newest poll out of the hawkeye state makes it clear this is still anybody's race. we'll talk about who has the edge and what role undecided voters could play coming up next. you won't want to miss it. what's going on? it's the 3pm slump. should have had a p3. oh yeah. should have had a p3. need energy? get p3. with a mix of meat, cheese and nuts. >>> this is msnbc live. i'm geoff bennett. turning now to the race for the white house. with just 23 days and counting until the all important iowa caucuses, there's a new leader in the hawkeye state when it comes to the battle for the democratic nomination. the des moines register's headline reading sanders ahead. this latest polling has bernie sanders out in front with 20% followed by elizabeth warren at 17%, pete buttigieg who had been the front runner dropping to third with 16%, while joe biden is the only other remaining candidate in double

protesters have built as these barry kates using garbage share and appliances that were standing by the cafeterias as well as some of the furniture that they could a science so they build those very case now they set them on fire and right now they're shouting slogans and happening. and as you can see tensions our own me increasing here at this is happening right in the center of barcelona and the streets so far so on there are again on fire if we remember what happened just on friday a police forces responded with a rubber bullets and tear gas. thanks. thanks. thanks thanks. for isilon a is protesting sense monday and this saturday to show that people are not tired this violence to show that they're ready to take it to the streets. i review of the year that was all right just a reminder for up to the minute quite literally developments this month very twitter as you cover an r.t. well worth some of your scrolling time l.c.s. above. but if she warned you i did the dishes at the bazemore those jeans nudist beach and see me. blue true she's. in the news i mean guys are that infants involved. a lot of. fuzzy

protesters have billed as these barry kates using garbage share and appliances that were standing by the cafeterias as well as some of the furniture that they could a science so they build those very case now they set them on fire and right now they're shouting slogans and happening. and as you can see tensions our only increasing here at this is happening right in the center of barcelona and these trees so far so on there are again on fire if we remember what happened just on friday a police forces responded with a rubber bullets and tear gas thanks thanks. thanks. thanks thanks. for isilon a is protesting sense monday and this saturday to show that people are not tired this violence to show that they're ready to take it to the streets. and check out our website to see exactly how the catalogue of protests finished up in a 2019 and coming up next going on the ground with us for times u.k. views have run again i think it will but in 30 minutes the latest headlines. reality has mandates of its own that go beyond what our wishes and preferences are . and our utopian visions maybe we're going to get a new dea

barry to a number of other forges and middlemen. one key associate was a pakistani called abdul ghani aka babu. a well connected bangkok underworld fixer living in thailand on a retirement visa. i die. today. but not counted they're telling me had lived in their cribs and. had retired but they. don't do it all more cos of them into a pool. hall kotoko come over to the back of tolo who was also a forger himself producing low quality passports and a fake european union driver's license. or lead a good job you will. bike up. to a competent nickel dural from the moon my. comment on concorde ride. will cost. carnival ted the pub europol you know but here coke or some other child by appealing to what it covers today and then over the past 40. jobs that have happened i mean a colony been criminalized p. move around or i got to talk to you have. another type of tiny afghan just dead acted as one of the doctors brokers. javid links the doctor with a tick raman a far more sinister figure. was wanted over links to the al qaeda cell that blew up a packed commuter train in madrid in 2004 killing 191 commuters. tha

barry bonds and roger clemens continue their slow climb in hall of fame voting. tainted by storied allegations, both remain wellof what's needed for induction. >>> let's check cnn business this wednesday. look at markets around the world. really trying to rebound here. asian stocks recovered from losses sparked by the coronavirus outbreak. on wall street, futures at the moment also leaning a little bit higher here. you know, stocks closed lower tuesday. again, worried about that coronavirus outbreak and on news that the first case had been reported in the united states. the dow finished 151 points lower, snapping a -- a five-day winning streak. the pennsylvania pennsylvans&p . boeing fell after saying it doesn't expect regulators to sign off on the 737 max until the summer. a 3% move lower in boeing. >>> general motors autonomous unit cruz revealed a robot taxi. the all-electric shuttle called origin is designed to operate without a driver. it doesn't have manual controls like pedals or a steering wheel at all. it has send sobs that function as -- sensors that function as the car's eyes. gm will build the vehic

well. some of them got barry engel does angry with law enforcement and some people were screaming at sheriff deputies. swot was out here. lease and right gear as well. was a lot of activity as this was going on. again, three people arrested. dominic walker, who you just heard from was not one of the moms arrested. she was actually not at the home but was out doing an interview at the time. she believes that is why deputies chose that moment to remove people from the house because they knew she was not there. also none of the children were here at the time. what happened is these moms moved into this house on the 2900 block of magnolia street in west oakland back in mid- november. they said they needed a place to live. they were homeless. this house had been left empty for a long time. this house is owned by a company down in southern california called wedgewood properties. wedgwood has called these women trespassers, they wanted them out. it went to court. a judge sided with the property management company and said that these women needed to leave. they said they were going to stay, and this

barry bonds. the giants great appeared on 60.7% of the ballots. that's well% needed for enshrinement in the hall. it now remains to be seen if he will be elected at all. he only has two years of eligibility left. every year, he seems to increase a little bit in terms of the ballot but he is a long way off with only two years to go. i don't think he'll make it. >> maybe if some younger baseball writers come along with shorter memories. ? have the cloud of steroids is still hanging over him. he's only moved up a little bit. it's not like he was 70 or 71. i think people are not forgetting about that. but i'm of the mine, he was a hall of famer before that. he holds a lot of records but he is -- he's polarizing. some of the writers don't forget about it. >>> you may have heard, it's the super bowl. niners and chiefs february 2nd in miami. this ten nfl had season will kick off. then draft this year in vegas. the red carpet will be on the fountains of the bellagio. the main stage next to caesar's. the players will be transported by boat. las vegas know how to do th

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feared for chips for so long, they performed fairly well they have an opportunity to continue to the upside, to continue the momentum in technology as barryabout the financials, there's not a single sector in my opinion that has had a harder time in terms of macro economic environment in terms of headwinds, yet they continue to perform well goldman sachs and wells fargo may have had disappoints, but those were company specific. overall it was still a nice season for the financials. >> for the folks playing at home, say you have been long this market the whole way through, what do you do here do you take profits so you have dry powder if things do turn down even if you continue to believe in the rally, what's the best strategy >> i think that's a great part of it. i think particularly for your retail investors at home watching so many times they think of things as all or none rather than partial ithought the most interesting thing from our client base last year is that apple was a sell, 9 of 12 months last year people may say that's terrible, your clients didn't participate, but it's still our number one held stock so people were doing exa

barry. he could theoretically step back in another capable leader could be a fit for the top job as well. been floated initially as a potential successor before barry was named. she's only been in that job since june a lot of questions still remain about this company and about potential of the future. the last investigation, as i mentioned, took about a month from the time we initially heard until mr. dunn was ultimately ousted. >> so parallel to mcdonald's easterbrook seem slim. >> it's unclear if there's a policy that prohibits sbroif relationships. from whether or not we understand, this occurred while she was chief financial officer and the other executive was a senior vice president. so unclear if you would consider that a subordinate but judgment comes into question even if there isn't a policy that directly prohibits this. >> courtney, thanks. let's get back to headquarters now. sue herera has a news update at this hour. sue. >> indeed i do thank you, david good morning, everyone here is what's happening at this hour president trump commenting on his impeachment trial on his way to

in a 1000000 years that i would and so suddenly is well out of nowhere and i'm yeah i'm doing it beckett. university. and says it's really a. when barrypeople think of universities as i have alito you know they go over their toes in the case of the small over the toes in the case of just but how do you see your rules the university. assisting people over in the bottom in their lives to to something quite different is this an act of thing that you're saying that this is a purpose of one of our purposes other to be to so to us that concept of they are ivory tower is something we want to break down the thing that struck me so the 1st time i met the guys who guys who became members of our of our pretty not our access course it was on a resilience course that my boss and i were running and stump i had asked us to run it so we didn't know what to expect we just knew that we had some people coming out that in and homelessness who were going to be in a room and we were going to philly for a training and as i listened to the insightful things and i know that sounds patronize him but i i can't think of another way of saying it of i listen to wh

thanks indeed let's go live now to what ron out zero's dorsett barry is there 'd iran appears to be standing down said president from. well i think there it's. hard to imagine where the u.s. president would get that impression from ever. nothing we've seen so far over the past not only a few days but just today alone would indicate otherwise we've heard from iran's supreme leader the commander in chief of the country's armed forces who had some very strong words for the u.s. government and the u.s. president saying that the attack that was launched on the u.s. airbase in iraq was just a slap in the face that they are a real issue their real conflicts will ensue if the u.s. should don't withdraw from the middle east that we also heard the same sentiments from iran's president as well as the foreign minister along with the country's defense minister the other point that we need to make is that fact that the u.s. president seemed to believe that the $150000000000.00 that was given to the rain ians upon the signing of the g.c. remains in 2015 was a gift from the u.s. government that is hardly the case the money that the irani

barry in iran in just a moment. for the reaction from there but let's place this into context as well because we had seen in recent days those protests inside iraq in baghdad protest is linked to the popular mobilization forces the militia linked to iran who marched directly to the american embassy set fire to the area had dual d area with graffiti had been chanting anti-american slogans so place this into a broader context of what we've seen in recent days the american strikes the protests and now this action we've seen carried out today. yeah for sure those protests reached the doors of the u.s. embassy ship washington there's no doubt about that this was. protesters iranian linked to militia that got through a heavily fortified green zone and got through multiple layers of checkpoints and multiple layers of security to get right up to the door of the most heavily guarded and biggest and you might even say most important u.s. diplomatic mission in the entire world and that's the u.s. embassy in baghdad that shook the pentagon i think it shook the state department and i think it shook the white house as well and i thi

well. not just a hall of fame or but when they pick the top 50 nba players of all time rick barry was on the about sports. >> i wish more coaches would follow your example and take the stand that you talk. and what i would like to know from you is what motivated you, what is it that made you feel so adequate about taking that stand? >> respecting our flag and anthem should be a basic concept of every american. that came at a time we are having a bad week and sometimes things need to be set and i felt that week it needed to be said. i criticized some of these athletes who have refused to do that and blamed it on coaching, i said it was a coaching problem and i wasn't going to have that problem. >> thank you. congratulations. >> when we come back, the award for first responders. >> have you started your free trial on fox nation? go to foxnation.com, companion to the fox news channel. enter your favorite fox news personalities like you have never seen them before, series, specials, documentaries that entertain and inform. foxnation.com and you can watch these exclusive shows. take a look. >> la

i've read this intro, barry bonds was not elected to the baseball hall of fame, the homerun king getting 61% of the vote, his highest total in eight years on the ballot, but well short of the 75% required. he has two years left on the writers ballot. >>> as for those were going, former yankee shortstop derek jeter elected on his first try, he missed out on being a unanimous selection by just one vote. >>> and that is outfielder larry walker joining derek jeter, with a spongebob squarepants shirt, walker made the cut by six boats six votes in his file year in the ballot. >>> a backpack glued to his back in miami, three years ago the offensive coordinator for the falcons at the super bowl, with his playbook in his backpack, veteran bay area reporter mistakenly walked off with it, at midianite. >> i was walking around there, looking for my backpack frantically, running into media people, having to do interviews, try not to come off as a jerk blowing him off, but i was panicked, he wouldn't give it to me at first until i showed him it was mine. i forgave him, fast, but i was stressed for a while. >>> stephan curry and klay thompson, gone so long, charles barkley i

barry mccaffrey joins us by phone. your reaction to this breaking news story, sir? >> wellottom line is you have to know what kind of missiles are being fired at the air base. they're under almost constant intermittent attack in boeth irq and afghanistan. fortunately the u.s. has put in some technology that we borrowed from the u.s. navy and most of these, including mar tar rounds, are actually destroyed before they hit the ground. you mentioned surface-to-air. i'm sure you meant surface-to-surface missiles. if they're being fired out of iran, that's a game-changer, because then there will be bigger warheads. some of these missiles they fire, 107 millimeter are not too bad. the big ones, 122 millimeter and up are really scary. so i'll listen up for technical evaluation, which will happen very quickly. they'll know what kind of missile it was. and if it's fired out of iran, then we've got a game-changer in progress. >> and appreciate your point there. that is indeed surface-to-surface missiles. so let me repeat that and thank the general for that point. surface-to-surface. s

course social activist a musician very red barry thank you very much thank you know i want to ask you both we celebrate dr king's life through through the mesh well holiday honoring him but has the united states lived up to the legacy and you know what he what he was fighting for. think it ever has is never has i mean dr king was assassinated we have to remember that this is a victim of the united states cointelpro counter-intelligence programs targeted by that and so never and that was precisely what we know many was believe that's why is because he was talking about. materialism and. this is a materialism and militarism so he was anti capitalists and time paralyzed and they actually even the cointelpro papers talked about how it was him starting to make the connect these dots that made him a threat they needed to be neutralized you know and you know when you speak about the military. you know right now we look at the military budget is as over half of the american. overall budget and at the time when dr king was assassinated you know he was focusing on the lust in the the quest for war and in footprint all over the globe while we were neglectin

bitter for the murderers and criminals well of course we have correspondents covering the story from all angles of elizondo is in washington d.c. dorset did barri in tehran but 1st let's speak to someone of fulton live in baghdad hi there suborn or so as people have been waking up to this news what we've been seeing is a very mixed reaction some seeing it almost as a gift but i can only imagine that people are also incredibly worried about what the implications within iraq of this might be. indeed in the beginning there were some celebrations but that's the whole square and also in some southern cities in iraq but of course people here are extremely worried that there will be an escalation a confrontation between iranian backed armed groups here in iraq and u.s. forces based here this stage is basically set for further escalation we've already been seeing it over the past few weeks with attacks by the iranian backed popular mobilization forces on bases where u.s. military personnel are stationed in response to one of these attacks which killed a u.s. contractor with then saw a retaliation by the u.s. attacking several positions of hezbollah so

the roger clemens a 61%, barry bonds in their, all connected to the likes of mark maguire and sammy sosa as wellowl about two weeks off. we will have so many things to talk about. but at the top of the list right now is the shanahan family. mike shanahan, insuperable winner himself, getting to have nfc championship trophy to his son. what an event that must've been on both sides of it. last time the 49ers won the super bowl, kyle was the ballboy, the offensive ordinator seen here with the atlanta falcons were lost to the patriots. kyle is talking about how important this first week is before you travel down to the side of the super bowl and getting a jump on the opposition. >> just going up watching my dad go through and being able to go through it myself but the falcons, just seeing firsthand how important it is and take advantage of the first week. you've got to focus on the task at hand. i want you to come down there and get down there. it's hectic and everybody wants to be taken care of but we got a job to do. that's what we are going to do. >>> for these las vegas raiders fans hear the sidi

well, the snooker is continuing this evening. mark williams is taking on barryia the bbc sport website and app. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. there is no exactly a week after the duke and duchess of sussex took the world by surprise by announcing their plans for the future, there's no sign of the controversy surrounding them abating. the latest twist is because of legal action she's taking against the mail on sunday. meghan is suing the paper for publishing a letter she wrote to her father, which she says breached her privacy and copyright. but it has now emerged that her father, thomas markle, is prepared to testify against her in the court case. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. markle versus markle. as if the events of the past week haven't been enough, there is now the prospect of the relationship between meghan markle and her estranged father, thomas, being dissected at the high court in london. the reason — meghan is suing the mail on sunday for breach of privacy after the newspaper published