bennett made the assertion that there is no sex of any kind, mr. bennett was speaking only in the present tense. therefore we get that famous is what question. the president stated it depends on what the meaning of the word is is. if it means there is none, that is a completely true statement. president clinton's suggestion that he might've engaged in such a parsing of the word in the deposition is our with his assertion. >> the gentleman's time has expired. >> i ask for unanimous consent to yield for two minutes to be yielding. >> without objection, of course. >> are you aware that the president's attorney has, since this time, sent a request or a letter to the court with -- formally withdrawing that affidavit? >> i am aware of that and i think that's a remarkable stack. >> my question is, as he did that, i understand as an officer of the court, do you understand the significance of that action and how that impacts the president? >> i do understand the significance, but you are a federal prosecutor and it might be nice if you stated that. what do

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. >> the president did nothing wrong eg our coverage tonight with jeff bennett. >> reporter: tonight, the case for acquittal. president trump's lawyers kicking off their formal defense in the senate impeachment trial. arguing the president should not be removed from office. >> the evidence was really overwhelming that the president did nothing wrong. >> reporter: in a brief two hour session today, mr. trump's attorneys teeing up an aggressive defense that paints the president as under attack by the democrats, determined to undo the results of his last election. and ensure his defeat in the next one. >> they're here to perpetrate the most massive interference in an election in american history. >> the president's attorneys also attempting to undercut the credibility of key house witnesses. including gordon sondland who spoke ary d to ukraine. s words assume, presume, guess, speculate and belief over 30 times. >> the trump team taking its turn after a three day presentation by house democrats that wrapped up friday, pressing the senate to hear from new witnesses in president trump's tri

not cathy." >> reporter: mary bennett had been right all along.rolla had been spotted in a hospital parking lot. a plastic bag was peeking out of the trunk. officers opened it, and cathy torrez was missing no longer. >> she had been stabbed multiple times. all about the upper chest and neck. >> reporter: detective sergeant daron wyatt. >> you know, there's no way to time the death. but i think it's pretty safe to assume that she had been dead since she disappeared on that saturday night on the 12th. >> reporter: it was devastating not just for the torrez family but for all those in placentia who'd been searching so tirelessly for cathy. >> she was a vibrant, very intelligent young girl. this is truly a tragedy. >> reporter: detectives went to work trying to find cathy's killer. they set up a hotline. >> if you have any information regarding the homicide of cathy torrez -- >> reporter: and scoured placentia for clues. by studying her car and her body, investigators got a sense of what happened. first, cathy was completely clothed. no sign of sexual

michael bennett is joining me now.relations, by the way, good to see you. >> it is nice to see you my cousin, although you spelled your name correctly. >> uncle mike. >> it is great to have you here. let's get down to business. what's your reaction to secretary of state mike pompeo postponing the trip to ukraine which a lot of people said he should have been taken in the first place. >> it is important that we make sure that the people in our embassy continues to be safe in baghdad and that ought to be our number one priority at the moment. we said a message that russia's interest is more important than ukraine interests. this is inevitable outcome of having a president who has no foreign policy strategy. last week we are all about kicking iran out of iraq and now in this turn of events, we now have the prime minister agreeing he's going to support legislation and kick the united states out of iraq. the president is reckless. >> and yet you have the experien spokesperson from the state department, u.s. policy in iran i

has made the announcement bennett is a right wing politician who usually gets to support from israelis residing in illegal settlements this comes a few weeks before the israeli elections and is considered the way for bennett to shore up his support among his base no palestinian officials are saying that israeli politicians use an anti palestinian rhetoric just to win more votes not judges in poland speaking out against a bill that would allow the government to discipline them if they criticize judicial reforms the proposed bill is the latest episode in a year's long disagreement to the court reforms that's triggered a feud with the european union judge ego to lay has been fighting against the government's campaign. so. when all polish judges have lived under pressure for several years. every decision or action that's not in line with what the politicians want is met with attacks there's been hate speech against us or our families sometimes judges are intimidated on the street and we've had attacks on our homes but we've become more immune to the attacks and going to thick skin we need

has made the announcement bennett is a right wing politician who usually get to support from israelis residing in the legal settlements this comes a few weeks before the israeli election and is considered the way for bennett to shore up his support among his base no palestinian officials are saying that israeli politicians use an anti palestinian rhetoric just to win more votes. more time for pictures of the headlines here on al-jazeera the u.s. military has admitted that some of that soldiers were injured in an iranian attack in iraq this month washington had initially said nobody was hurt when ballistic missile struck the base that attack was in response to the assassination of the reigning general some sort of money in a u.s. drone strike u.s. president donald trump's impeachment trial has begun the legal process was set in motion in the senate on thursday he's accused of threatening to withhold military aid from ukraine in exchange for a political favor. china's economic growth has slowed to an almost 3 decade low its g.d.p. grew by just 6 point one percent in 2019 and that's the

more than ready while his personal lawyer rudy giuliani is offering to testify here is nbc's jeff bennett. >> reporter: president trump ringing in the new year while spoiling for a fight over his impeachment telling reporters tuesday night he welcomes his upcoming senate trial. >> i look forward to it we'll see. we have absolutely, we did nothing wrong. all you have to do is read the transcript the president of ukraine said loudly and boldly and there was no pressure. >> reporter: as the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani said he would be willing to participate. >> i would testify i would do demonstrations i'd give lectures. i'm give summations or i do what i do best, i try the case i'd love to try the case. >> reporter: it comes as chief justice john roberts will preside over the senate proceeding issued his annual year-end report on the federal courts roberts while not directly referring to the president promoting civic's education in an age of twitter. when social media can instantly spread rumor and false information on a grand scale, the publics need to understand our govern

championed progressive policies but was unable to catch on with democratic voters, lester >> geoff bennett thank you. >>> now to a story that hits close to home for us. the husband and parents of carley mccord, the sports reporter for nbc affiliate wdsu killed in a plane crash on her way to the peach bowl, are speaking out to our sam broke about their unimaginable loss and carley's legacy >> reporter: the connection between carley mccord and steven ensminger jr. was instantaneous. it took steven just a few months to propose. >> high cry, oh, my gosh >> words can't describe the kind of person she is. >> reporter: a lifetime of love for family, community, and sports, suddenly up-ended last week when a private plane carley caught a ride on crashed shortly after takeoff, killing five people on board, with one survivor critically injured that morning, steven says he missed a text from carley telling him one last time she loved him. >> did you message her back after that, knowing everything that had happened? >> yeah. i message her back every day. >> reporting from the saints practice facility -

jeff bennett is in richmond. >> reporter: tonight, the arrests of four more suspected neo-nazis connected to what authorities call a white supremacist group. it calls itself the base the english translation of al qaeda. yesterday the fbi arrested three other members of that same group who officials say had obtained weapons and discussed attending a progun rally in virginia next week virginia governor ralph northam declaring a state of emergency taking effect tonight ahead of monday's rally with law enforcement officials pointing to credible threats of violence and plans by out of state militia groups to attend a richmond circuit court judge now upholding the governor's decision to temporarily ban firearms on capital grounds. one of the organizers of monday's rally pushing back. >> we've done this since 2003 every year always peaceful. not one incident. >> reporter: northam fearful of a repeat in charlottesville, virginia three years ago civil rights activis heather heyer killed while peacefully protesting neo-nazis. >> he was passionate about equity and justice. >> reporter: susan is heat

geoff bennett, thank you. >>> a massive winter storm is barrelling across the country. tens of millions under weather alerts al roker is here al, how does this time out? >> lester, we have 64 million people under winter weather advisories as we put the radar in you can see an icy mix in texas and heavy rain down to the south. this system makes its way to the east with 48 inches of snow by friday six inches or more into interior new england and saturday upwards of an inch of rain, wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour, airport delays tomorrow for minneapolis down to dallas and on saturday on this holiday weekend, looking at airport delays from new york, cleveland, chicago down to charlotte. lester >> sounds ugly. >>> there is fallout from that tense moment between elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. turns out it was captured on a hot mic. andrea mitchell reports. >> reporter: elizabeth warren and bernie sanders shying away from the feud. a he said/she said after sanders denied telling her a year ago it would be tough for a woman to beat donald trump. >> i think you called

here is geoff bennett. >> reporter: in the sprint to the iowa caucuses, a pause in the peace pact between the progressive democratic presidential contenders senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren sanders tonight slamming new reports he told warren during a private meeting in 2018 that he didn't think a woman could win the 2020 presidential election. sanders in a statement to nbc news saying it is ludicrous to believe that at the same meeting where elizabeth warren told me she was going to run for president, i would tell her that a woman couldn't win a senior sanders aide tells nbc news they believe warren's campaign intentionally leaked a false description of the conversation the warren campaign did not respond to nbc's repeated request for comment. the two also trading shots over a politico report that the sanders campaign instructed its volunteers to paint warren as the candidate of elites in conversations with voters. >> i hope bernie reconsiders and turns his campaign in a different direction. >> i have never said a negative word about elizabeth warren who is a friend of mine. >

bennett. >> 12 minutes after the 11:00 hour on the east coast. those who have been with us all day or even part of the day now know the familiar pattern. we get an amendment. the vote is then to table the amendment, and all of today's votes have been strict party line. there's no reason to think this vote will be any different. i am joined for something like her 12th hour of coverage today by a former member of that chamber, former democratic senator claire mccaskill of missouri. just curious to hear your observations based on the last couple of hours of arguments and the friends and former colleagues you see who may be flagging in their seats. >> well, it appears mitch mcconnell is flagging. he's looking tired. listen, this is a hard thing. i've had people give me feedback all day that have talked about how hard it is for senators to sit still and not speak and not move. i realize it is not as hard as watching a child sick in a hospital and other crises that we have in our personal lives or watching your child ripped from your arms and put in a

>> geoff bennett, thank you. >>> let's talk about the weather now. a bitter cold night ahead. temperatures well below average for the southeast to new england and a storm threatening to cause a travel nightmare dave price is tracking it all. what are you watching tonight? >> lester, it begins with cold temperatures enveloping the northern tier of the country, with windchills all the way into the teens, stretching all the way into new england that is, of course, tuesday. wednesday, we have a storm system developing through the central plains heavy rains through texas pushing eastward, slick on the roads and in the air rolling on into thursday as this storm system continues to move rough weather for chicago, st. louis, new orleans and kansas city where air travel could be sloppy lester >> dave price, good to have you with us tonight. thanks. >>> we'll be right back in just 60 seconds with a potential major break in an infamous cold case dating back decades. >>> and prince harry making a new appearance after breaking his silence about that royal split. >>> we're back now with wor

geoff bennett reports. >> reporter: tonight a second republican senator now criticizing majority leader mitch mcconnell for working closely with the white house on president trump's senate impeachment trial. >> everything i do during this, i'm coordinating with the white house counsel. >> reporter: maine senator susan collins calling mcconnell's approach inappropriate. >> it is inappropriate, in my judgment, for senators on either side of the aisle to prejudge the evidence before they have heard what is presented to us. >> reporter: her comments echoing alaska gop senator lisa murkowski, also critical of mcconnell's pledge. >> well, in fairness, when i heard that, i was disturbed. >> reporter: democrats want key white house insiders to testify as witnesses about withholding aid to ukraine. if democrats can convince four republicans and win 51 senate votes, they get to set the parameters and call those witnesses before a trial starts democrats looking to pressure vulnerable gop senators like collins who faces a tough reelection >> i am open to witnesses. i think it's premature to decide

here's nbc geoff bennett. >> reporter: tonight hillary clinton unleashing on her one time rival bernie sanders clinton, in an interview with the hollywood reporter tearing open old wounds from their protracted 2016 primary that pitted clinton against the independent senator from vermont. "he was in congress for years. he had one senator support him. nobody likes him nobody wants to work with him he got nothing done. senator sanders today unfazed by clinton's comments ay, my your response wife likes let's clear the air on that one look, right now today i am dealing with impeachment. >> reporter: why do you think the secretary is still talking about 2016 >> that is a good question ask her. >> reporter: it comes as sanders consistently polls at or near the top of the democratic pack. it's just the latest dust-up for the senator. there was that clash with fellow progressive elizabeth warren and sanders now apologizing after a campaign surrogate wrote an inflammatory op-ed about joe biden. sanders tonight fighting fallout from this presidential race and the last geoff bennett, nbc news, was

. >>> randy bennett, usf head coach todd goldin had a moment before the game. goldin used to play for bennett and he watched foll ieco, nd half. fitz had 18 in the 58-48 win. usf has not one in moraga since 2003. >>> antonio brown's time with the rater seems like a lifetime ago, givedf in to dale. notable charges for assaulting a moving truck driver at his house. it looks good on you though. he was really paying attention when the coach was teaching defensive fundamentals. they call this being a pest. this is what players are doing when they are not at the super bowl. dodgeball nice catch five, brown's receivers. anthony davis, does his count again. you make the call, does that count? >> it's foul but pittsburgh doesn't count. looks good though. lebron james was asked by the new york media if he ever thought about playing in the nba with his teenage son ronnie one day. >> my son in the ninth grade amended trying to worry about what project he got to turn into. that's what we worried about right now. >> never in the nba, but remember griffey? ken griffey, and hi

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in palm beach in florida we have robert bennett who served as a personal attorney for president bill clinton during the paula jones case in also in washington d.c. we have paris stand he's a republican strategist and member of the advisory board of donald j. trump for president well welcome to you all paris let me start with you as a lifelong republican you tweeted that this entire impeachment is a joke this isn't about national security it's all politics. that's absolutely right now i think the american people can see that this this entire process is not about the constitution it's about not about justice it's not about national security it's about the democrats in congress trying to subvert the will of the american people by them obstructing the will of the people through the election process and trying to get donald trump out of office through this impeachment process if it was so severe that if the case was so strong against him they would have had more articles of impeachment stronger articles of impeachment and speaker pelosi would have put them to the senate quicker but they d

bennett knew of your relationship with ms.ewinsky, the statement that there was no sex of any kind in any manner, shape or form with president clinton was an utterly false statement. is that correct? >> it depends on what the meaning of the word is. if is means is and never has been, that's one thing. if it means there is none, that was a completely true statement. >> if you had covered bill clinton for a long period of time, your alarms went off when he started playing tense games. there is no sexual relationship, what does that mean? does that mean was there is no, does that mean today, does that mean now? >> when that day's trial session ended, the house managers then took their case to the court of public opinion. >> if you're going to win the day, you have to communicate with the american public as well. and so the managers would be going on media in the evening and then doing late-night work. >> the next day, congressman bill mccollum addressed the senators. >> these impeachment proceedings aren't before you because of o

. >> that's randy bennett, he had a moment before the game and he used to play for bennett and watch them take it to the don in the second half. 58-48 win. usf is not won in moraga since 2003. antonius brown time of the raiders seems like a lifetime ago. give me the top five. check out what brown was wearing when he turned himself in to jail for a multiple charge of assault for a moving truck driver at his house. it looks good on you. she was paying attention when the coach was teaching defense of fundamentals. they call this being a past. this is what players are doing wh ensuper bowl. lakers and nets, does this count? would you count? it goes in and did not count. lebron james was asked by the new york media if he thought about playing in the nba with his teammate the body one day. >> my son is in ninth grade. i'm trying to write about what project you want to turn and tomorrow. that's what were worried about righthnoey plt ayed in baseball together. that is the latest on sports. season i. >>> still ahead on next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, house managers wr

with me are asa bennett, the telegraph's brexit commissioning editor and sienna rodgers the editor of list website. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. there's a picture of the late but the paper's lead concerns the coronavirus story. the guardian follows up it's story yesterday about the jeff bezos phone—hacking allegations. it also carries a very smiley prince charles and greta thunberg in davos. the times covers the trade tensions between the uk and united states — over the british government's new tax plans for tech firms. they have another great picture of terryjones. the sun claims the deadly coronavirus may have already spread to the uk. they call it a "snake bug". the daily mail says british officials are "facing questions"over their response to the virus. the express reports borisjohnson hinted at a budget tax cut during an online question—and—answer session. the mirror devotes much of its front page to terryjones, and a tribute by his friend michael palin. as you can see, a as you can see, a range as you can see, a range of stories. powerful pictures on this occas

senator michael bennett is in new hampshire, watch it live on c-span or c-span 2 or on demand at c span.org or listen to it on the go with our app. the u.s. commission holds a hearing to discuss u.s. policy and anti-semitism. watch it live today at 1:30 on c-span 3. online at c-span.org or listen live on our c-span radio app. this weekend, three now fiction books. saturday, national constitution jeffe jeffe jeffery rosen and ruth bader ginsburg talks about her book and her career. she tells me the secret of a happy marriage and it was it is good sometimes to be a little deaf which is advise that i have followed. in every workplace even in my current job. at 9:00 eastern, breitbart editor, jerome hudson, in his new book "50 things they don't want you to know." >> generally it goes back to the disstrus that you see in surveys. the american people don't trust -- the mainstream media is telling them the whole truth so i think that have actually led to the rise of new media. on sunday, 9:00 p.m. eastern, peggy orenstein discusses her book of "boys and sex." >> we don't talk about it. we don't ta

senators bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar and michael bennett all preparing to sit as in president trump's impeachment trial in the senate. that could take them away from the campaign trail for a good chunk of time in these final weeks before voting begins. so these senators who are campaigning for president are going to have to find creative ways to stay involved in the 2020 race. amy klobuchar and elizabeth warren are planning on deploying their spouses out on the campaign trail to stump for them while they're back in the senate. and for candidates who aren't sitting in that impeachment trial, joe biden and pete butte wrj, they're going to try to take advantage of this time when they're some of the only people on the ground here in iowa. but they also need to find ways to stay relevant as impeachment is going to dominate. and let's naught forget 60% of democratic iowa caucuses goers either aren't committed to their first choice candidate or still undecided showing just how crucial these weeks will be in swaying voters minds. >>> protesters in puerto rico calling on g

joining me now is nbc news colleague jeff bennett. all right, jeff.o, is there an explanation of what the rationale? why -- why is today the day being okay to talk about sending over the articles and why was yesterday not the day? >> reporter: chuck, i'll start with the public line from democrats and fill in the gaps with what folks on the hill are saying. publicly the democrats said that nancy pelosi's public pressure campaign worked. right? that this three-week standoff allowed for more evidence, new revelations to come forward that democrats say proved their theory that point two president trump being culpable of the great many things democrats alleged in the ukraine dealings and saying it puts a finest focus on the ways in which republicans are in cahoots with the white house to produce a sham trial. okay. privately democrats say that the usefulness of nancy pelosi's strategy had really outlived itself. that as you know in politics timing and messaging accounts for lot in terms of timing the strategy had really outlived the moment. in terms of mes

i was done with the fellow named edgar bennett.e speak with an accent down to that part of the country, for real. and so i was standing there and i was reading all the people and as we were walking out i'm saying hi to everybody and he's over on the oak tree with his wife and watching. how did it go, joe? everyone great except that one guy. he was really a jerk. he said joe, he may be at jerk but he's my first cousin alex. [laughing] i i thought i learned early on. anyway. but everybody knows everybody. that's a good thing in new hampshire and i'm just count the way we campaigned in delaware, the way i do it is show up and you knock on the door and she can't say my name is joe biden. on the democratic candidate for the united states presidency. look me over. if you like what you see help. thank you all so very, very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wrapping up with the democratic presidential candidate joe biden. the impeachment trial of president trump starts at one p.m. eastern a couple minutes from now. live coverag

bennett is already the youngest youth world champion.to former champion scott mitchell. but we're sure he'll be back. that's it for now, more in afternoon live. good afternoon, you are watching bbc news. we are going to look at some of the main story this lunchtime but we are talking about carlos ghosn who is in beirut in lebanon and he was the head of nissan, he skipped bailand is in was the head of nissan, he skipped bail and is injapan where he is being investigated on financial regular regularity charges. he has been making an impassioned case in his defence in a news conference. it is still going on as you can see. i can't tell what he is pointing out but presumably this all relates to his case. that is certainly what he has been talking about in the last 15 minutes or so. there's just here a little bit about what he had to say at the start of the news conference. thanks to the systematic leaking of false information and distorted information and the intentional withholding of information by the prosecutor and bite nissan, i was pre

senator bennett remains up on the short porch. >> yeah, bennett is talking to elizabeth, the parliamentarian, and i was right, that was roy blunt's bald spot because he walked over and was talking. debbie stabenow came down and was part of the scrum. i'm confident the conversations with the chief justice have nothing to do with the trial. you just don't get a chance to shoot the breeze with the chief justice as a senator that often. you don't really mingle in that respect. so i'm sure many of them are just paying their respects and saying hello, and passing the time as they wait. now elizabeth is probably explaining to michael bennet what the issue is, and why they are pausing so long to figure out how they can proceed because she is very aware of what motions can be filed and what motions can't be filed, and what margins by which they have to prevail. she's the one that has the encyclopedic knowledge of how this should proceed. she knows even more about the rules maybe just by a hair than ar ri me ar i melber. >> have the managers left the room? >> i will be correct when i say this is not t

bennett. mrs. blackburn. mr. blumenthal. >> right now, they are just deciding on the decor rum, which they clearly do. the trial arrived at the capitol a short time ago on the senate side. the supreme court justice is about to be escorted into the senate chamber. this is moments ago. he will swear in the senator who is will take an oath to do impartial justice under the constitution and laws. different than the one they took upon the election. so right now, they are looking at 99 senators in the room. senator inhofe is indisposed with a family medical issue. let's go to kasih hunt. >> this is a pretty unusual set is nar owe now. it may seem as though viewers have just flipped on the usual senate floorks with us it's rare that all 100 of them would assemble on the floor at a the same time and say they are present and accounted for you're hearing the call of each name, which is something we get used to hearing around here, but obviously, a special and somber occasion here. senator feinstein's name was called. she's

has made the announcement bennett is a right wing politician who usually gets his support from israelis residing in the legal settlements this comes a few weeks before the israeli elections and is considered the way for bennett to shore up his support among his base no palestinian officials are saying that israeli politicians use an anti palestinian rhetoric just to win more votes. i just in poland have been marking a year since the assassination of the mayor of danske a demo which was stabbed to death on stage in front of thousands of people at a fundraising event as murder highlighted the growing split between the political left and right in every aspect of parish life and the baba reports from dusk. to the cold night in good danskin thousands of people pay tribute to their form a man. who'd campaign for the rights of migrants was murdered on stage at this very event a year ago. this year's fundraiser here part of a national charity drive raising money for hospital equipment was dedicated to. it used to be shown live on public television since 2017 it's only been carried by a private

has made the announcement bennett is a right wing politician who usually gets to support from israelis residing in illegal settlements this comes a few weeks before the israeli elections and is considered the way for bennett to shore up his the poor among his base no palestinian officials are saying that israeli politicians use an anti palestinian rhetoric just to win more votes. the u.s. and china have signed an additional deal marking a poor sin the trade dispute that stammers both countries' economies but the pact only remove some of the u.s. tariffs on chinese imports and hasn't resolved all of the difficulties in the 2 superpowers relationship the training in reports from beijing. it was an elaborate ceremony some 200 cabinet members lawmakers and executives surrounding u.s. president donald trump as he described a trade deal with china as historic. today we take a momentous step one that has never been taken before with china toward a future fair in reciprocal trade as we signed phase one of the historic trade deal between the united states and china together we are righting the

bennett. mrs. blackburn. >> present. >> mr. blumenthal. mr. blunt. >> present. >> mr. booker. mr. bozeman. mr. braun. >> present. >> mr. brown. mr mr. burr. mrs. cantwell. mrs. capito. mr. cardin. >> bret: they are going -- the rare event where all the senators are sitting at their desks. a quorum called to make sure everybody is there. chad pergram, this is something that we don't see in the u.s. senate. usually it's one person delivering a speech to an empty senate chamber. now they all have to sit there and be present. that's a roll call. >> that's right. this is a live quorum call. any time you assess how many people and who are actually in the senate chamber, they call it a live quorum call because it's not a fake quorum call. so they start at the top of the list. lamar alexander and tammy baldwin of wisconsin and then they'll get to the new senator from georgia and then get to sheldon whitehouse of rhode island, ron widen of oregon and todd young, republican of indiana. that way they can assess to make sure okay, who all is here, who will be administered the oath today and i

. >>> geoff bennett has towelled off and is ready to go. he will speak to the color coverage behind the scenes tonight, what we couldn't see on camera as we watched the senate chamber on another momentous night, when our coverage continues right after this. covee continues right after this robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. it's timcan it helpltimate sleep nukeep me asleep?he sleep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time >>> we are back as part of our breaking coverage of what we have just witnessed in the senate chamber and attached hallways tonight. i don't think correspondent geoff bennett will mind if i say that i could see hi

has made the announcement bennett is a right wing politician who usually gets to support from israelis residing in illegal settlements this comes a few weeks before the israeli elections and is considered the way for bennett to shore up his support among his base now palestinian officials are saying that israeli politicians use an anti palestinian rhetoric just to win more votes more people in southern african countries are facing severe for food shortages than ever before the $45000000.00 people now in the grip of a hunger crisis the u.n. world food program says its data shows the crisis is on an unprecedented scale and it's only going to get worse this blaming the emergency on years of drought widespread flooding and economic turmoil the 16 countries in the region have only had one normal crop season in the past 5 years zimbabwe is the worst hit with half the population suffering from severe food shortages and 20 percent of people in zambia struggling to feed themselves book is the world food program a spokesman for southern africa and he says it's a crisis of dramatic proportions an

i'm geoff bennett. in for hallie jackson.t's 2020, which means we are now officially in a presidential election year and the candidates are in a fundraising frenzy. new numbers out show a huge boost for bernie sanders and the best quarter yet for president trump. we'll break down the campaign dash for cash. nearly a month until the iowa caucuses. joe biden picks up a key endorsement, while another democrat drops out. in just the past hour, julian castro announcing his exit. our nbc news team is on the ground from the early voting states and also here in washington. let's begin with our 2020 nbc news road warriors. shaquille brooster in chicago, mike is in iowa, and von is in iowa. a road warrior trifecta. some of the new campaign fund raising numbers out, what do they

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america great rally and on sunday on c-span; senator michael bennett in bedford, new hampshire, watch live on c-span and c-span2 on demand at c-span.org or listen on the go with c-span radio app. american petroleum institute president mike summers discuss natural gas and oil industry outlook for 2020, speaking here in washington, d.c., he also talked about the position of the largest u.s. industry energy group will take in upcoming elections. ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon, everyone, welcome to the state of american energy at the anthem, this is quite a different venue from the reagan building downtown where we've done previous state of american energy events. being here on stage on the very spot where bob dylan has played gives a whole different field. americans embrace independence, you see it when we visit polling places and now when we get our energy right here at home. [cheers and applause] >> reducing our nation's dependence on foreign energy was the stated goal of every one of our last 7 presidents. democrats and republican. these leaders all understood that clean affordable and reliabl

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