bert: what was the body language? >> i couldn't see any body they were stiff.hey weren't looking at each other. robert: they're impartial jurors. >> senator sanders was asked i think today have you spoken with senator warren and he said nop >> better than what i got the day before which is i don't want to talk about it. elizabeth warren said this is the last i've said o this. you can see how -- i think they realize this momentidt look great for either of them. robert: dan what's your thought on the sanders-warre interaction? this debate 2020 seems for month has been about medicare for all, debates overlt hcare. >> this was a collision destined to happy. they're fishing in the same pond for a lot of they share many of the same views of what's wrong with the system. they have some differen prescriptions on how to fix it. but they haor a similar view about a rigged system or the influence of mey. it's not likely that the finalists for d theocratic nomination, i won't say that definitely, but are going to be the two most liberal candidates in the race. both in iowa

bert: so apphension but also taking action. sun, is there arump doctrine? >> i think if you -- if you would have said 24 hours ago at the trump doctrine was it would have been end endless wars. let's get out of afghanistan and iraq and this action he has guaranteed an iranian retaliation, a war of some sorta maybe no traditional looking war and maybe something more like michael was talking about. and there is -- there are no defenders in the united states of general soleimani an no one saying avenues good guy and didn't deserve to di this way. there is concernhat presiden trump is not -- has not thought through the consequences of what's going to happen next. this is something that is going me degree shape and define the rest of his presidency. dealing with theonsequences of the action that was taken last night. robert: we heard mromichael, lisa, that senator graham when michael was down at mara-lago playing golf with the president and briefed by the president, familiar with the plans. wh about congress? democratic leaders, were they in the dark?he >>were c

bert dorn this is the other unit that as i'm on the roof now trying to stop it. a stray you had been battling huge push fires for some for a month mostly on the east coast but every state has battled blazes that have raised more than 40000 square kilometers of land stranding people and displacing wildlife. so is help getting through to stranded people right now under these conditions let's go straight to journalist roger maynard in sydney good day to you roger or what's the latest on on the thousands of people trapped outside malika on the beaches on this very difficult new year's day for australia well most of the law still the only. roads it closed because there's nowhere to go late the same situation in the marshes of the south coast of new south wales to thousands of people remain in small ball of the resorts in tiny communities and all the beach and didn't serve to try and try to find some temporary accommodation until they're rescued that might be some days away because the roads are likely to remain close to some time and in the meantime the. air force and

i'm fashion is a colorful business bert's with an accounting for by percent of global greenhouse gas emissions could it do with a hint more green. this is either we have business on robots and berlin welcome along the world health organization has declared the corona virus outbreak a global emergency w.h.o. officials made the announcement after hours of discussions in geneva they however trace china's handling of the outbreak and said they oppose any restrictions on trade and movement to the country many international companies have already closed off as an outlet to china under strict business trips that. let's see how markets have been reacting to that we are a show announcement our financial correspondent in new york is yen's quarter yes how has that declaration by the world health organization gone down. well maybe not as you would expect a glance of the old did to clear a global urgency but on the others. the world health organization does not see any reason at least for now to really call for global restrictions on trade and travel and i guess that was the main reason why we sa

very talented people with promising futures there were a huge loss of people for example you know bert and many of them were researchers from the university of alberta which seems to take in a particularly are. just some you know some very promising people or on that plane as well as people who were just on their way home making a difficult journey because it's hard to reach your own from ken a difficult story to see families and i guess you know one of the differences actually with this crash from the air india crash which was the biggest terrorist incident history that killed about 300 people most of whom were indian and canadian dual citizens at the time the prime minister back in 1900 sent condolences to india almost overlooking the fact that most of people on that plane were canadians and d'souza very well integrated community today iranian community very much part of the national fabric and is there a perception that people died because of the standoff between the united states and iran and if so between washington and tehran which side do you think canadians might blame or. mort

bert go on this is the other you're not there as i'm on the road for now trying to shop but . i stray has been battling huge bushfires for several months mostly on its east coast but every state has back in places that have raised more than 40000 square kilometers of land stranding people and displacing wildlife. so is any help getting through under these conditions let's cross now to journalist roger may not in sydney roger thanks for joining us on what's such a difficult start to the new year to so many in australia are people like the thousands outside malak who said taking refuge on the beaches are they getting any help at all well a little but not on up the early hours a day a police boat arrived with. water on or perhaps a call from the brutal in the world food program is being replicated through the north in the south coast of new south wales where that thousands of people are still stranded some shops have been open and of course there's been a run on supplies that are linked by and queues forming long queues forming now the supermarket outside supermarkets. it was clo

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bert in the hand which is better to have than 10 birds on the tree we don't have didn't have any thing better than this agreement yet and therefore we have to continue to negotiate on it i want you to take a listen to part of what the u.s. president said today about the nuclear deal take a listen the time has come for the united kingdom germany france russia and china to recognize this reality they must now break away from the remnants of the iran deal who are j c p a way and we must all work together toward making a deal with the rand that makes the world a safer and more peaceful place i mean he's saying let's negotiate something new. the foreign minister here in germany is saying we have to stick with what we already have what do what does germany what de france the u.k. what do you have at your disposal to force or coerce iran to stick with this deal. the president makes a contradiction out of both he says a new negotiation and a new day let's not deal is not possible. as long as we have this as he c.p.o. and i didn't agree on that i think we can stay to the cheesy and negotiate on

hello i'm richard yes bert you're watching a special edition of the listening post on a new kind of reporting open source journalism citizen journalism allows anybody with a mobile phone to document a news story to produce content that is now routinely used by news organizations open source journalists often start with that kind of material and then they apply some of the same investigative techniques that are used by police and intelligence agents so this is a growth industry partly because of declining press freedom in some hostile place. in china for instance open source researchers have proven the existence and the location of so-called reeducation camps for muslims in the province of shin jack and they broke those stories long before mainstream media outlets to open source reporters have also proved valuable on the story in syria where at least 10 media workers were killed in 2018 and they did so without having to go there and take the risks that come with that a sign. we've had 2 producers working on the story of open source journalism and daniel tory daniel you've looked at how open so

it brings me great satisfaction to support -- report and to commend bert commend the members of the house and senate for your efforts to make for successful. [laughter] [applause] florida'stis: unemployment rate is near a historic low. we have a triple-a credit rating. florence public university system is ranked number one in the nation. we are ranked one of the top states in the nation for physical health, physical health. and wes a 50 year low have no state income tax. [applause] gov. desantis: it is said that the only thing certain in life are death and taxes but as one to suggest we should add an asterisk to that here in florida . we can say with certainty that we will not have an income tax here in the state of florida. [applause] gov. desantis: or a death tax, for that matter. [applause] gov. desantis: last session was productive on a number of fronts. i want to thank the speaker and president for their strong and dedicated leadership. [applause] i would also like to recognize our lieutenant keyrnor who has led on issues ranging from health care to aerospace. thank you for your lead

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a decade ago this wheelchair was the height of technology in the disability sector for macs bert's it was a life changing innovation but now he's developing his own applying even more modern technology to services but innovation is a website that guides people with disabilities to places they can access this cafe has stairs leading down from its front door useless to people in wheelchairs the app shows an unsigned alternative entrance through an office block being there through provides a style where it's i you're going there for major roles. so for example you move you could. you care. to name a good story. in time bert types mapping apps will integrate information to show wheelchair friendly routes innovation is taking off in australia because of a new tax payer funded $22000000000.00 australian dollars or $15000000000.00 us dollars a year national disability insurance scheme supported by both the country's main political parties grants a given directly to people with disability to spend on the services they need we're seeing investors are really taking this spice seriously with the

bert gone this is the other year it got out on the roof now trying to shop or. a stray has been battling huge bushfires for several months mostly on its east coast but every state has back in places that have raised more than 40000 square kilometers of land stranding people and displacing wildlife. journalist to raja may now it is in sydney we asked him whether for thousands of people stranded on my coaches beach are getting how little but not on up early as a day a police bird arrived without water on or lips apart from that this brutal in the work suit and that problem is being replicated further north in the south coast of new south wales where thousands of people are still stranded some shops have been open and of course there's been a run on supplies but i'm telling by and and queues forming long long queues forming at the supermarket outside supermarkets you know just know that you're going to bed was wise to a many again it is a report that running out of true or on the other hand they can't part with their job because there's no power no electricity at t

bert, for your testimony. >> thank you. chairperson lofgren, ranking member davis, and members of the house administration committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify >> on the vitally important subject of elections security. my name is tom bert and i'm ceo of elections systems and software. i'm encouraged to see the growing tension to stronger security in elections and thankful for the recent funding provided by grgs under your leadership. founded 40 years ago, ess was roughly half of our employees live and work. others live or work locally near where we provide products and services including employees who reside in california, georgia, illinois, maryland, north carolina, and ohio. let me be clear and unequivocal with you. ess is committed to doing everything we can to safeguard our election security. it is why each of our employees goes to bed and wakes up thinking about. additionally i want to make sure that ess supports federal mandates for the following three policies. first a paper record for every vote cast.

be barred from security or diplomatic arrangements with other countries without israeli approval bert's it would get a $50000000000.00 aid package. palestine would consist of the west bank and gaza almost entirely separated from each other they would be connected by roads represented on the map here by these lines on tunnels and bridges so in a circles and most of which have yet to be built the us ambassador to israel claims it doesn't matter that palestine has rejected the deal right now. doesn't matter what the palestinians say we're going to keep this option open for them for 4 years that's what we want israel is committed to negotiating a 2 state solution with the palestinians over the next 4 years even if the palestinians rejected in the short run. the palestinian state would get a capital on the outskirts of east jerusalem post lia has more details well the reaction has been overwhelmingly negative we've heard from the palestinian president mahmoud abbas saying a 1000 no same with the palestinian people and the issue of jerusalem cannot be bought and far from this being the deal o

flooding are on the horizon after the warmest decade ever recorded as australia continues to burn asked bert's have calculated the effect that the massive bushfires will have on the global climate we'll talk to a veteran firefighter about that 1st we have this report the thick haze blankets new south wales as exhausted crews continue to battle the wildfires there the vast cloud of smoke already extends across the pacific past south america but an invisible product of the flames could have a bigger long term impact on global warming the blazes are releasing vast amounts of c o 2 authorities at the u.n. say the problem is 2 fold fires emit carbon dioxide and obviously they've been up those very forests which are so vital for acting as carbon sinks and it's been called into. the australian government estimates the country currently amends around $560000000.00 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually now experts say that in the last few months alone the out of control fires have pumped an additional 400000000 tonnes of c o 2 into the atmosphere in the past scientists have generally viewed wildfires as ca

i think our relationship has never been bert.e are very much involved with them right now on the virus that's going around. we are working very closely. i spoke to president xi. we are working closely with china. i think as tough as this negotiation was, i think our relationship with china might be the best it's been in a long, long time. now it's reciprocal. before we were being ripped off. badly. now we have a reciprocal relationship. maybe even better. because we have a long way to go before we get back some of the $500 billion a year that we were losing for year after year to china. so we are very honored by that deal and we are very honored by the usmca. i just want to thank everybody in the audience because almost every one of you indirectly or directly was involved. and history's going to show you are going to be very, very proud of what's happening and very proud of what's happening to our country. thank you for being here very much. i'm going to have the honor of signing the usmca. thank you very much. [applause] [captio

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jacqueline: susan collins caston him popular vote to bert -- confirm brett kavanaugh. sweeps concerned if she the impeachment under the rug, votes for the president's acquittal and not support calling witnesses, it will be more problematic for an already competitive race? steven: i'll be interested to see -- at some point, she will have to cast complex votes on processes as well as acquittal itself. day,nk at the end of the the real battle in maine -- and i think it is a battle she is well-suited to win, is still the same susan we have always known. someone who at her core is independent-minded, moderate, fights for her state, fights for her kitchen table like diabetes and health care and jobs, so she's that person or is she somehow changed to someone else? at the end of the day, there will be a lot of evidence -- we have seen it in advertising from the campaign, that she is the susan collins people have long voted for. maine,w people in whenever i go up there, they never call her senator collins. they call her susan, and that speaks to the personal connection with mai

there was a guy named bert was a one of the fbi agent and it was chris pratt have played this kind offy character. she had his jacket and he would do all this stuff. when the show went off the air i was personally devastated because i had the power of having the fbi twitter account, i descended to send the show a fair while tweet after they went off the air and i said some thing along the lines of you were unconventional but we will miss you. you. and then it just exploded. people were like the fbi agents have a sense of humor. [laughter] it was funny in the bureau. a cold start up the chain of command like what are you doing this isn't what we do. i come into work one day thank you for the tweet, that was so great. your kids said it was awesome or something so that tripled up. thank you for doing something unconventional and pushing the envelope. so i sent that e-mail to all of the people criticizing me. [laughter] some leaders change their view immediately upon hearing the director had endorsed this. talking about legal issues, he was the chief staff. it was on opioid abuse or somet

. >> listen, no one is disputing soleimani is bad guy and bert off he's not around.ting from imminent threat to deterrence. is that saying it was imminent threat wasn't so important after all? >> that's what it says. the thing about deterrence is they didn't -- they struck back once. the foreign minister still saying the united states is going to pay for the mistakes and pushing the militia saying it's their turn to strike. we're not certain it reestablished deterrence. but it's defensible to say it's attem attempt for deterrence rather than imminent threat. they haven't established imminent threat. >> "washington post" is reporting the president is preparing to divert an extra $7 billion in pentagon funding to build a wall along the southern border. is this really the best use of a pentagon budget? >> most of us who follow this have never thought it was a good use of the budget. we need that money for repair, training, investigationment and new technology and a lot of things. it's the president's call. he did work it out. omb can take that money from the pentagon bu

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bert diaz explained they are looking at if drugs or alcohol could have played a part. >> the dodge charger entered southbound highway one traveling in the northbound direction. he collided head-on in the number one lane with a mercedes suv. >> reporter: the wrong way driver of the charger was killed. his passenger injured and taken to the hospital. the man driving the mercedes was also injured. this happened just after three clock a.m. on this part of highway one where there is a steep curve in two lanes. investigators have been taking pictures and measurements and will try to determine the speed of the cars were traveling. all lanes of highway one were closed for hours this morning with traffic diverted to highway 35. elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a historic moment in washington, d.c. chief justice john roberts arrived at the capital to be sworn in for the impeachment trial of president trump. >> do you solemnly swear that in all things pertaining to the trial of the impeachment of donald trump trump, president of the united states, you will do impartial justice according to the

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the whole point of that lyric is that bert was willing to do anything to be in that room.as, he just wanted to be there and he wasn't there. kennedy: so that's who he is in this whole thing? >> unfortunately. [laughter] >> who is begging for a job. >> where time of john bolton being a song and dance i? or did that come from. >> lights up a green room. kennedy: gentlemen thank you very much it's been a great man pal. the house today finally voting to repeal the controversy of 2002 or authorization act. won't really prevent us from getting involved in anymore endless wars? i will ask and iraq war veteran. it isn't bryan suits, he's got a finger gun, duck. he is next. ♪ ♪ ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. yeah, it was really easy and we saved a bunch of money. oh, you got it. you are such a smart bear! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. it's timcan it helpltimate sleep nukeep me asleep?he sleep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it s

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dennis, bert and michelle are all headed to miami as you can see right there and you can head to the special section on our website for everything you need to know. kpix.com/superbowl. >> that's a crazy crew going to miami. >>> coming up in the next half hour and streaming on cbsn bay area, new video showing the moments of a deadly encounter involving an of i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> now at 6:30 and streaming on cbsn bay area, opening arguments in president trump's impeachment trial begin in ours. we're live with what to cte spt killer back in

senators were sworn in as jurors in the president's impeachment trial today, by chief justice john berts. john yang examines the role roberts has in the proceedgs. >> the constitution mentions the supreme court chief justice onl onec filing that he-- and so far they've all been men--es shall e over impeachment trials of presidents. john roberts will be only the third person in history to be in that role. what exaly are his responsibilities and how is he like to carry them out? we're fortunate to have two observes, joan biskupic. and marcia coyle is chief washington correspondent for "the national law journal" and author of "the roberts court, the struggle for the constitution." joan and marcia, thanks so much for being with us. marcia, what do we know about why the writers of the constitutionut impeachment trials in the senate and put the chief justice of the supremesi court as the png officer? >> well, john, it's sort of usual. initially, they would put the impeachment trial in the s reme there were a couple of plans that would do that. but alander hamilton in the federalist papers-- nu

showing in theaters this weekend will smith and martin lawrence returning for a 3rd bad boys movie and bertnejunior. >>talks to animalsin doctor doolittle we have david daniel wi a preview. >>17 years after they st martin lawrence go for one more ride in bad bs for life the long-awaited 3rd film in the franchise isgetting good reviews and box office watchers say the action flick will debut a topped the box office taking in as much as $45 million over the four-day mlk weekend. critics have a different take on doolittle the latest remake of the classic stories about a man who can communicate with animals is getting atrocious views will robert downey junior star power help bring audiences to the familfilm analysts are looking at a four-day opening weekend of 22 to $28 million not great for a movie that cost about 175 million to makin hollywood, i'm david daniel. and now is 5.56 coming up in the next hour, the 49 ers preparing for the nfc showdown against the packers will tell you what you need to know ahead of this weeke's >>and here's a quick live look outside we've got the san mateo bridge h

liz: talk about gardner, aside from the fact he has the bert reynolds look from the 1970s.went sixth round, 178th pick. what was it about him that the analytics department looked at that you put together and said you know what, we like him? >> gardner was really an undervalued player. he led the pac-12 in touchdowns, passing yards, passer rating. he has the best touchdown to interception ratio of the conference. he was definitely one of the best passers. liz: we also know tom brady also went sixth round, 199th pick. what does your analytics department do differently? >> well, what we like to do is try and work with the scouts and you know, with the analytics department, we are not responsible for making the picks, i never said who we should or shouldn't draft, it's not my job, i always try to present information and say these are the players i think -- liz: even though he's the c co-owner he takes a step back. >> we work with the scouting department. when players are undrafted, what i have done and we have had success with is finding good players in the nfl that are undraft

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[applause] >> where is bert? [laughter] >> it is a pleasure to be here for your dinner tonight. [laughter] , dingdong, we honored him four years ago. >> someone made a mistake. [laughter] >> this is for you, clutch. [laughter] [applause] >> [indiscernible] i call him ronnie, he calls me deanie. [laughter] to be1988, you are going out of work but i will still be drunk. [laughter] >> whereas my accompanist? not only is my accompanist, he plays piano for me too. [laughter] >> how did you get this out here? may i state, it has been this youd a night like people wait. all, mr.t admit it wonderful -- ♪ [laughter] --♪ i suppose [indiscernible] mr. wonderful -- ♪ [laughter] >> i drink a toast to him each night as you might think. i wish him well, but because i love to drink. [laughter] thisso, will you all in fine hall raise a glass to the mall -- of them all. here's to dutch and his nancy too ♪ , yeah mr.erful , mr. wonderful and you ♪ [applause] announcer: party with president reagan and hollywood this weekend on "american history tv." 1944,cer: on december 16, adolf hitler launched a