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. > finally tonight one of the most famous watches in the sports world could bec oe of the most expensiveauctioned. robert franke has the story of an icoc rolex. >> jack nicklaus's goldex r mes up for auction at a sale hells by phillips in association with box and rousseau. they say it could be the more pensive watch at auction if it could surpass the $17.8 million that paul in 2018. now this has almost myth cal status among watchle cors and golf fans. >> this is worth more than i am. >> for more than 50 years it was the only watch he wore. on his wrist wein he recved 12 of championship he menta ttions. 8and aside froajmor when he act played almost every photograph of the golden bear includes his golden rolle pch which he got as a the gift from rex in 1967. >> i didn't take off with aon watch but it came on as soon as i came course. it came back on me. every time i'm with a terrify every time i travel i have a picture with bhee with the watch. >> all the proceeds go to his charity, the nicklaus children's health care foundation. nicklaus said he hopes his favorite watch will help buy heal

today we're learning more about t number of times that the disney plus app has been downloaded since it becle four weeks ago. julia boorstin has more. >> reporter: the first day disney plus launched it downloaded 10 million times to smart tvs according to disney. now research firm apptopia gives a hint how it faired since. it has 22 million downloads to mobile devices alone. and disney plus's average 9.5 million daily active users. ranking number one in apple and gogel app stos everyay since lawmaker. the numbers only measure mobile use and do not measure use on smart tvs or streangevices such as roku oh or apple tv and we don't know how many downloads the 7-dayree trials the verizon kers are accessing the full year. t there is evidence the signature app is gaining traction. they report the mobile app generated 20 million revenue for disney a combination of per nthees and annual contracts. ough disney plus user base is smaller than netflix whiche reported mthan 60 million u.s. subscribers last quarter it's notable o a peruser basis apptopia repor disney had 60% average long longer session t

i'm here to discuss how sf bec could support us. during this past strike, students were discouraged to participate. staff members often referred to the sfusc handbook to assert their authority about walking out. yet, according to the handbook, students are excused for being absent for justifiable reasons including to processes that could be interpreted to be a climate strike. we want the board to recognize that a climate strike is a justifiable reason. we also want it to be easier for students to promote and share information about upcoming strooims about class announcements or flyers and assemblies. in my case i was told to put up flyers in the bathrooms because i couldn't do it in any other way. so we want the climate crisis and everything to be educated more and have the district behind that. thank you. >> it is by not allowing the students here to participate that they are allowing corporations to get away with using these areas as dumps grounds. these issues are affecting them now. they're not just fighting for their future but

. >>> we're learning that a tail of a bec air jet hit two times after takeoff. at least a dozen people are dead, 50 others are in the hospital. it lost altitude before crashing into a fence and then a two-story building. joining pme with more on this i nathan hodge. do investigators have any idea what might have happened here? >> reporter: brianna, just a few hours ago kazakhstan's prime reporter said the preliminary investigation had led to two possible conclusions. one was the possibility of pilot error, and the other of some kind of technical malfunction. that's a very sort of broad definition, but as you noted, he also pointed out that the aircraft's tail hit the runway twice when it was taking off. so it was airborne for only a very, very short time before it plummeted to the ground and broke into pieces, essentially. we saw the pieces of fuselage strewn on the ground where it hit that building and that concrete wall, but aviation experts and kazhak officials are saying the situation could have been far, far worse, noting that the plane didn't catch fire af

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removed from office, and at the very least a vote of impeachment, which had only happened once before, bec ause richard nixon resigned before the house impeached him, or could impeached him. so it's part of the legacy no matter what happens in the senate. senate,back in the which was interesting. there was also a discussion of whether it was worth it to try to argue to have the, the articles of impeachment dismissed, which came up later in the senate, would it be worth filing a motion to have it all dismissed and get out of this? so there were lots of efforts to talk about ways to punish the president without impeaching him, and the house republicans were absolutely determined to move ahead, and made it very clear they wanted to. steve: which is my follow-up question. why? what was motivating them? what was the gop strategy? alexis: the gop strategy was that in the world they lived in, the president's behavior was so offensive, and remember, a lot of these lawmakers were in districts where bill clinton was not necessarily as popular as he was nationwide, as polls suggested nationwide. how,

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if your turn on cable networky, news toou would think he's our president bec oaurussia, facebook, racism and hilla clinton and all mixed together. we blasted away 4 million nufacturing jobs primarily based in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, wisconsin, missouri. i just left iowa. we blasted 40,000 manufacturing jobs there. the more we act like donald trump ishe cause of all our problems, the more americans lose trusthat we can actlly see what's going on in our communities and solve those problems. what we have t do is we have to stop being obsessed over impeachment, which, unfortunately, strikes many you know what the score is going to be, and actually startnd digging inolving the problems that got donald trump eelected in the first place. we have to take every opportunity to present a new a new way forward to help beat him in 2020 because, make no mistak he will be there at the ballot box for us to defeat. >> tnk you, mr. yang. (applause) let's turn now to an issue that is on the minds of all americs, and that is the ecomy. senator sanders, today, the house of representatives voted for a n