wella colour berra was the player stripped and ready to come on, and he is something of a penalty savings he showed for manchester city in this competition's final three seasons ago. you might even have known were some others are from a team it's like to put their spot kicks as well. he might have had eight psychological advantage too. let's have a look at some of the erection over the last 2a hours. jose mourinho, the former chelsea manager, said that kepa has put the clu b manager, said that kepa has put the club ina manager, said that kepa has put the club in a fragile situation. he said it is also sad for chelsea, and for maurizio sarri in particular. chris sutton, speaking on five live, was not very sympathetic, in his usual self. he said the goalkeeper is a disgrace and should be sacked. lots of reaction on twitter as well. i will pick up this one, because it is interesting. you mention about the way that football is going in modern times, and that chelsea's model, he says, makes a manager almost as possible, because the change manager so possible, because the change manager so oft

it's yogi berra had an pression it's getting late early. it is if you're joe biden, even if you're the sitting vice president. i think the fact thatou look cial and ces both fin in staff and places like iowa and new hampsre and you -- you see that ey are all in a you look at the head start bernie sanders, for instance, is y already, hav cannot sit here and wait much longer. i think april 1 is basically -- if you're not in by april 1 you won't be the nominee. and even if you're the sitting former vice president. >> you go back to 2016 look a republicans, not enough room on the stage for all the primary candidates. >> that's why we'llniave two ts of death baits because it's so filled up. >> who do you think would be st to challenge donald trump? >> see, this is -- >> given histactics. >> and i actually think that this is -- so this is what democrats -- they are not looking for electability solei but for all of the candidates,e if you- you've got to the have the ability to take him on, and if you're perceivedint not stigate ability to take him

. >> the big story of cory booker getting in now is how it's suddenly getting late early, as yogi berra would once say. i don't know how much room there is for more candidates. >> reporter: kristen welker, nbc news, the white house. >> senators booker and warren and other declared candidates will be in the house chamber when we begin our coverage of president trump's state of union address tuesday night at 9:00 eastern here on nbc. >>> one of the president's most vocal critics, attorney michael atti, will no face charges ors say, for a domestic violence arrest in november. a woman accused avenatti, who represents stormy daniels, of grabbing her wrist and throwing her out of his home, which he denied. >>> a star of the tv show "empire" breaks his silence on an assault he claims he suffered this week. stephanie gosk has the latest. >> reporter: three days after jussie smollett told police he was attacked on the streets of chicago, the actor has released his first public statement. let me start by saying that i'm okay. i am working with authorities and have been 100% factual. police say de

. >> in the words of yogi berra, this is deja vu all over again. two weeks ago, we were here. we introduced you to each other. we said we understand your point of view, but you have a lot of really open issues here that the public is owed a plan, the public is owed clarity, the public is owed every opportunity for you all to get to introduce each other, get together in a meeting room and come up with a more formal plan. what i'm seeing the deja vu piece is m.t.a.'s over here doing your streetscape. you're going i've got these trees over here that are going to go boom and fall down and kill somebody. i don't doubt that, and you want to move forward -- and i heard your pledge, you said replace them in six months. but let's say you put redwood trees in there, right? and then, the m.t.a. in their wisdom said, you know, our designers say that japanese maple, another bad choice, is the right thing, but we just replaced these with redwood trees seven years ago when we were actually anticipating that next year, you were actually going to do this project -- i'm saying sarcastically. >>

that's why i started with yogi berra. it's not insurance. it's social insurance, if anything. so then the question is what does the aca do? there's no incentive to sign up if you can always get insurance and that will diminish the pool and states had that example beforehand. a dozen states or so. there was a death spiral. there may not be now because of the subsidies but it has adverse consequences. when you take the mandate away, which is what the 2017 tax law did, we can expect that there will be many fewer people who will not sign up. that takes away the deal. you no longer have a substitute for a market. the substitute for the market was coercion. in a market you don't need coercion because the incentives are to sign up if you want to ensure against the risk. once you have guaranteed issue, you need to find a way to put dollars into the pool so that the sick will really have the dollars necessary to support them when they get sick, when they need it. so as i said, there may be a need for coverage, but the guaranteed issue is not insurance as we know it. the government reco

i don't think we should assume they're done because my childhood here row, yoga berra said it's not overdistrict where i'm an alumni of, they're limited by anything that might have taken place in their jurisdiction and the statute of limitations. they're not limited to collusion. they can look at any violation of federal law. what can they do? they're not continuing to investigate the president in order to just do nothing. they will look at these two office of legal opinions and they will say, hey, we agree with them or not. if they don't agree with them, maybe they'll file through the court a road map and ask the court to give it directly to the judiciary committee. or another thing, they could bring a civil action in the case involving paula joans that the president could be sued civilly. they could bring a case against the trump organization and tie up their assets. they're not called a sovereign district for nothing. it's a term of respect. >> neil: and the irony could be much of the attention to the public has been on collusion, that any one of the trump team or the president even h

the democratic national committee, hillary clinton, john kerry, speaker pelosi, representative ami berra, louis. in fact, the organization actually called for an investigation into a member of this committee, representative hank johnson. that's a total of about 46 organizations or individuals that in the time period you were director of fact you called for either ethics investigations or filed complaints. so since you have joined the ag's office, i want to know whether or not any investigations have been initiated into those people -- just answer that, yes or no. have there been investigations initiated into the people that you suggested be investigated during the time you were the ed effect? >> congresswoman, i was the executive director of the foundation for accountabilities of trust. we were an independent watchdog group. we did file ethics complaints against members of both parties. >> you filed ethics complants against republicans? can you tell me which republicans you filed ethics complaints against? >> again, i'm here for an oversight hearing -- >> yes, you are, so my questions ar

ceo mary berra is defending the layoffs. the stock is virtually unchanged.ek because it was reported they'd never told users that max had a microphone. now the senate wants to go why they didn't tell everybody. a letter was sent to google ceo asking for answers or the company has until march 12th to respond. house respond. house democrats unveiling their medicare for all built without saying what it's going to cost. they do say they want the federal government to pay for health coverage for every american, replacing most employer responsive plans. it just sounds like universal health care, like the british have got it. meanwhile, the house has rejected the emergency declaration. speaker pelosi insist the only crisis is the humanitarian crisis on the border. we will deal with that one as well. it is coming up next. i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their diseas

or, as sage wilson and yogi berra says. dij@ vu all over again. it doesn't matter if a democrat to the white house the republican to the white house, a democrat speaker, a republican speaker, we fight, fight and the fight and do nothing about net neutrality. the chairman mentions that we have so much in common. preserving and open internet for consumers. yes. small business. yes. free speech. double yes. and then, the spirit of bipartisanship, the donkey, the elephant in the room title to. because as mentioned, title to is based on alexander graham bell. sadly, working together as neighbors and friends . >> my first questions, are for you, now, most of you -- analysis of how title to regulations would harm small isps. i was hoping you would expand on how we shift away from 20 years of previous years and how title i affects mall highest such as yours? >> thank you for the question, for the record i graduated from high school and college in texas so thank you . >> the stars at night [ singing ] . >> so, the reality of my world is in eastern oregon ,

or as the new york yankee sage wisdom yogi berra said, dÉjÀ vu all over again.t doesn't matter if a democrat is in the white house, a republican in the white house, a democrat speaker, a republican speaker. we fight, fight, and we fight and do nothing about net neutrality. our inaction has forced agencies like the fcc to try to fill the void. and that's sad. because the chairman mentioned in his opening statement, we have so much in common, so much common ground. for example, the title of this hearing. preserving an open internet for consumers. yes! small business, yes. and free speech, double yes. and then the donkey, elephant in the room, title two. that's where this whole thing breaks down. as mentioned, title two is based on the phone of alexander graham bell right over there. and sadly, instead of working together as neighbors and friends and solve this problem once and for all, we keep going down this road over and over and over. my first questions are for you, chairman powell. in y'all's testimony, it brought an in-depth analysis of how title two regulati