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simone biles and megan rapinoe 2 athletes who refuse to put that beliefs to one side. yes or female athletes over so much more than that and in 2020 they'll continue to fight for what they believe in. in the wake of that american air strike the u.s. men's soccer team has pulled out of a training visit to qatar the gulf state has close ties with neighboring iran the team had planned a 20 day winter training camp in doha to get ready for this year's slate of matches but said in a statement that the developing situation in the region has led to a postponement of their plans a reminder then again of the top story we're following for you tens of thousands of people have gathered in the iraqi capital baghdad for a funeral procession for the iranian general and iraqi militia leader killed in an american airstrike today early dawn has vowed revenge. coming up next world stories we can report joints of pioneering young woman teaching in truth more coming at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that

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. >> in five months she's simone biles' height right now. >> and in running, sure, the great elliottn in a highly orchestrated demonstration, and bridget kosgy crushed a long-standing women's record. >> 2:14, that's how long it takes me to eat brunch at a good place, table service and stuff. >> i'd like to take a car to the finish line and then just show up there and go -- [ breathing heavily ] >> and then collapse at the reporters' feet. >> if you were aren't pay attention to sports, well, no problem. there were plenty of other entertainment options out there, in an astonishing year of television. all you had to do was figure out what to watch in the box of wonders. ♪ >> worst good-bye in all seven kingdoms. "game of thrones" sent its last dragon flying off. the series was a roaring success from the start, but the end -- >> be with me. >> you know, the final season of "game of thrones" was like vegan hot dogs. you really wanted to like it, but it just made everyone really angry. >> what is it you really want? >> rice cream. >> best and most bittersweet wrap-up to a ground breaking s

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players have also been paying tribute as well its fans and many sports people including jim meskimen biles and football in name. well then i had all everyone loved l.a. very sad right now he just said he was he was not great player that's a reason why you got into baskets of and that's why i have his jersey he did a lot for me just watching his videos was more than basketball it was it was just the mentality to get through life. is what they were dealt with and i never even met the man so. all right then let's bring in our guests in hazel amir in the united kingdom we have michael colson he's an american sports journalist served as commentator on olympic basketball in 20122016 in bradford also in the united kingdom but she's a possible player who lobbied the basketball's governing body to remove a ban on his jobs and in melbourne australia down boise's host of the aussie what cost welcome to you all michael i'd like to start with you 1st of all. it is an extraordinary life cut short tell us more about why kobe is being mourned to the extent that he is. well i think he's being mourned becau

time now than for a look at some of today's our business news and for that i'm joined on sat bile business it's a brian quinn how to brian. and you gonna be staying then with one of our top stories today the situation with the strikes of the ongoing discscsions between the government. and the unions the government than today a putting out some new maths to try and justify the actividades tell us a bit about it right that is of course as we talk about the main sticking point between the government and unions. well on friday the government released a study showing projected budget savavings for the plan. the idea being that those who retire early would lose 5% off their full pension for each year before the turn sixty four. the government says that should bring ten billion euros into pension coffers in twenty twenty five. twelve billion euros and twenty twenty seven and that's the day thehey fixed for france's pension system to finally break out of deficit territory. actividades though has been a red line for unions they floated other ideas likee tapping social security reserve funds or of f

. >> simone biles gets the best bling racking up the most world medals ever won by a female gymnast.n running, the great elliott khashoggi broke the two-hour barrier, but in chicago bridget koskae won the record. >> two hours and 14 minutes. that's how long it takes me to eat brunch at a good place, table service and stuff. >> i'd like to take a car to the finish line and then just show up there and go. [ breathing heavy ] and then collapse at the reporter's feet. >> if you weren't paying attention to sports, no problem. there were plenty of other entertainment options out there in an astonishing year of television. all you had to do is figure out what to watch in the box of wonders. worst good-bye in all seven king dongs, "game of thrones" sent its last dragonflying off. the series was a roaring success from the start, but the end -- >> be with me. >> the final season of "game of thrones" was like vegan hot dogs. you really wanted to like it, but it just made everyone really angry. >> best and most bittersweet series -- "orange is the new black." >> the last step was emotional for m

lou: the radical dimms have been filling the airways with nonsense and bile for so long, i think we'llg to be back to this tragic farce called an impeachment process. we'll be right back with former attorney general matthew whitaker. ♪music ♪another summer day is come and gone away♪ ♪in paris and rome but i want to go home♪ ♪mmmmmmmm ♪maybe surrounded by a million people i♪ ♪still feel all alone i just want to go home♪ ♪oh i miss you, you know ♪let me go home ♪i've had my fun baby i'm done♪ ♪i gotta go home ♪it will all be alright ♪i'll be home tonight ♪i'm comin back home lou: we are back with former acting attorneyien matthew with it -- attorney general matthew whitaker. let's look at the rules what we can expect the next few days. wednesday we'll have opening arguments from house managers, the president's legal team. senators can ask questions the day after that. they will be debating possible other witnesses. then the impeachment vote. i have seen some estimates this will be a month's long process. >> i think it will be shorter. i hope everyone remembers a vote for more witness and

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earlier this week, msnbc's larry o'donnell spit his angry bile at the liberal cnn. >> one-third of theple on their payroll love trump. it's one of the reason trump kind of wants you to watch cnn instead of msnbc, because we don't bring on myers. i don't bring on a liar. i won't do that. >> laura: never. >> donald trump loan documents there show that he has cosigne cosigners, the cosigners are russian oligarchs. >> laura: what? really? >> last night on the show, i discussed information that wasn't ready for reporting. i did not go through the rigorous verification and standards process here at msnbc. >> laura: what? really? if 2020 sweeps democrats into power, the government will be filled with angry msnbc hosts. thousands of political appointees to do to the american people what they are trying to do to president trump. since retaking the speaker's gavel, pelosi has shown us time and again that obama's promise of hope and change is dead. >> impeachment that will last forever. >> moscow mitch says that he is the grim reaper. >> i think the president is a coward. i think he is cruel. so

more have to -- sbug simone biles and katie ledecky. >> i'm ready. >> tokyo is ready, too. with eight of the olympic venues completed. the village complex expected to be finished in june with recyclable cardboard bed frames >> the olympics may be the hottest. officials moving the marathon and race/walk events north. even experimenting with artificial snow and sun resistant pavement to beat the heat. but kerri walsh says she's not concerned. >> i don't mind the heat. it's mind over matter. >> athletes mentally and physically preparing as the countdown to tokyo continues. liz mclaughlin, nbc news. >> remember, you can only watch the olympics right here on nbc bay area. we are your home for all olympic coverage. >>> up next at 6:30, the democrats wrapping up their opening arguments in the president's impeachment trial. our political analyst, larry gerston joins us with the analysis of today's developments. >>> no one killed, but the injuries are lasting. new nflgs the pentagon just released about the iranian missile strike. california phones offers free specialized phones... l

the same anti-semitic bile was chanted in germany in the 30's. chanting swastikas. young woman was killed. the press asked of the president what he thought. remember what he said? he said there were very fine people on both sides. historydent in american has ever said anything like that. no president. and folks, this is not just an but a rip in the fabric of who we are in the country. this is not who we are. everybody knows who donald trump is. but we have got to let them know who we are. fear. we choose hope over we chose science over fiction. division,unity over as we always have. yes, we choose truth overlies. lies.r , this is the united states of america. there has never been a single , this is literal, a single thing we have not been able to set our mind to when we come together. so let's take this country back into being the nation we should be. thank you. [applause] folks, thank you. folks, they tell me i am supposed to catch a plane to des moines and not take questions, but i want to take a few of your questions. my staff will kill me. and then, i want to in

in reporters last hour, esper and general mark bilely they believe iran was trying to kill americansith targeted missiles. 16 short-range ballistic missiles fired at two military bases if iraq. it managed to mitt u.s. personnel, hit tax -- taxi way as parking lot and helicopter. saying they will roll out more sanctions again the country and senior administration official tells fox news they expect that announcement could come as soon as tomorrow. melissa. melissa: thank you, hillary. stocks rising amid rising mideast tensions. gerri willis joins us from the new york stock exchange with more. >> melissa, dow shy of record territory. up 280 points. now down 161 points after news of explosions rocking baghdad caused the index to lose about 100 points in the final minutes of trade. stocks had been on a tear following the president's address to the nation this morning. meanwhile, still strong day for stocks. the s&p, nasdaq, finishing in record territory. and the big loser of the day, walgreens. that stock reporting disappointing earnings, weighing on all three major indexes. the stock do

the statement from the pentagi d bile and processes week at the u.s. embassy in baghdad.ompted the u.s. military to deploy hundreds of trips to the middle east. of speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement saying in part, american leaders highest primaries is to protect american lives and interest. tonight airstrike risk provoking further dangerous escalation of violence. america and the world cannot afford to have tensions escalate to the point of no return. the u.s. embassy has urged americans to leave iraq immediately so our question is will this affect security across the bay area? we reached out to our local civil leaders and are waiting to hear back. >>> at least 16 firefighters are among a u.s. team in ia austcaralia thisli r helping to combat the worst wildfires on record. of the 17 people have died. 1300 homes have been destroyed. more than 12 million acres have burned. roads are jammed and fuel is running low as people flee the east coast. restoration boiled over as the prime minister toward one broken -- rural community. >> if we were sydney or north coast we wou

simone biles who's already best as already was keeps on getting better and makes us wish the tokyo olympicsakes regrets that she and her teammates were hurt by this guy. blessed the judge who said attention must be paid it stops now me too the corruption and coercion. sure, they're entitled to sex because of their gender and power. >> climate warning the world is warm. the thing they say about water front property that they don't make anymore of it in some places, it is not even there anymore. gig economy, convenience based on the workers this is progress bubbles. places either physical or intellectual that prevented us from understanding something or someone else usually occupied bubbles by choice these don't work >> hamilton. miranda made american history. where it happens was a broadway stage in living color, wow and the solar eclipse, when it got dark, we got goose bumps we realized how small the planet is we share what life on this planet can be and wish it could be like that all the time. >> wow >> it goes on and on we can talk about syria and refugees and brexit. that's what we could

can you imagine russian fo menation on top of the bile that normal normally surrounds the partisan of the an impeachment trial. >> that would be an example. russians trying to find a way to stir the pot. as the american system is debating whether the president is fit for office and should continue to the end of term. it wouldn't surprise me. it's possible the story my colleagues had tonight and on the russian hacking was in preparation for some sort of disinformation campaign. we don't know that. i want to be careful. it's something ambassador is saying to be prepared for. they made clear they are willing to do what they can to disrupt the faith in democracy and understanding of fact. to spin out wild and unfounded conspiracies just to disrupt us. that's the goal that vladimir putin started with in 2014. when they got going with the election campaign. >> what you imagine it's like to be mitch mcconnell? >> he of course has a tremendous amount of power here. and so the president is relying on very closely. as we move into td next phase. and learn what exactly the senate trial will look

and so so many of these states were the only national group giving to legislative caucuses to biled out this intrasfruckchure. >> candidate recruits still happens. so many of our race still break very late. so a lot of the spend thing still happens post labor day in our races. we're trying to move that time ne um to make slureb -- sure there's ex-len stuff. we're invest. ing in dedgee digital fund racing. and making sure candidates are trained on how to secure the resources they need to win their campaigns and going out and knocking and talking to voters early. >> so why does all of this matter? we're not just here to put numbers up on a page. >> we're here because of the impact the legislative chambers had on folk's lives. if you care about aca and the -- about the expansion of voter rights. you care about winning state legislatures and having democrats on state legislatures. in fact, in 35 states, state legislature still draw the lines for redistrictingtiality so they hold the pen in redistricting. both the legislative maps and the congressional maps. and there's why there is so much

impeachment trial, as a veteran of impeachment trials, can you imagine russian fomentation on top of the bile that normally surrounds the partisan debate of an impeachment trial? >> well, there are a lot of things we couldn't imagine just not too long ago that now seem to be kind of normal as you pointed out earlier, and that would be another example of that. the russians trying to find a way to stir the pot even as we, the american system, is debating basically the most fundamental question under our constitution, whether a president is fit for office and should continue to the end of his term. it wouldn't surprise us given what we've seen obviously these last few years. it's possible that the story my colleagues had tonight and "the post" matched on the russian hacking of burisma was in preparation for some sort of, you know, disinformation campaign. we don't know that. i want to be careful from going too far. it's something ambassador mcfaul said to be prepared for because they've made very clear the russians are willing to do what they can to disrupt our faith in democracy, our understand

tech, industrial, energy materials, and they're pmi sensitive, and that gets investors willing to bile them. there's earnings revision, and pe expansion i think there's reasons stocks could go up this year. >> i'm looking at your target, which is 3450, right >> yes >> so that implies, what, a 5% or so up side. that's not like a tremendous hyperbolic move from here. are you looking for volatility at some point during the year which brings you back down to 3450 at some point or help me through that >> yeah, sure. it's two parts one is, 3450 is purely no pe and just e rising, so, you know, i think if you get one turn of pe then that's 150 points, so we could be 3,600 by one multiple turn of pe plus earnings in terms of the year, i would say, you know, it's difficult for us to have a sort of six-month visibility on looking at stocks in that short of time frame, but if this maps out to 2010, you know, we would be peaking in february, sloppy into june, and then the second half is stronger because, you know, you have the primaries behind us, and a much deeper into that pmi recovery, so i woul

jury because that was all public, they made no secret that the president was the target, they issued bilehim every day. they did not keep their investigation seekers. they published daily, the direction of the investigation was opened, and that testimony that took place was that selectively leaps into a compliant media to establish a false narrative. about the president, if that sort of conduct had it occurred in a real grand jury, that would've been a criminal violation, prosecutors can't do that. under rule 6e, it is a criminal offense to be leaking what takes place in a grand jury. and also, the grand jury explanation provides no rationale whatsoever for the second round of hearings, remember, after the basement bunker, and for the secret hearings relative testimony was prescreened, than the same witnesses who had already been deposed were put on a public hearing where the president was still excluded. ask yourself, what was the reason for that, and every impeachment in the modern era where there if and public hearings, the president has been represented by counsel and could cross-exam

sent condolences to bryant's family friends and fans across the world and the gymnastics star simone biles posted a picture of bryant alongside her on the u.s. team with a simple message rest in peace carburetor. well those are just some of the hundreds of thousands of messages paying tribute to bryant and his daughter giana who shared his passion for basketball seen here with a few years ago we'll have more reaction throughout the day here on al-jazeera including our sports bulletin later this hour. thank you very much indeed now this case in lebanon where protesters have been trying to block politicians from getting into parliament they want to debate and then vote on a new budget thousands of troops have been deployed to major roads in the capital and they've been physically removing the demonstrators politicians are due to hold a 2 day session we can go live to our correspondent sara high that is in beirut and so what's the situation have the demonstrators managed to prevent this session taking place. no they haven't and the session is underway at the moment in parliament this protest

our condolences to bryant's family friends and fans across the world and the gymnastics star simone biles post a picture of bryant alongside her in the u.s. team with a simple message rest in peace koby well those are just some of the hundreds of thousands of messages paying tribute to bryant and his daughter giana who shared his passion for basketball seen here with her dad a few years ago we'll have more reaction throughout the day here on al-jazeera pleading our sports bulletin later this hour. for thank you very much indeed now donald trump has been criticizing his former national security adviser who appears to have under cart the u.s. president's impeachment defense that he reportedly wrote that trump told him to tie a ukrainian military aide to an investigation into a political rival that priyanka got to now reports this allegation is at the center of efforts to remove trump from office. is highly respected by everybody in this room and john i want to thank you very much as john bolton wants donald trump's national security adviser now a potential witness who could expose the u.s.

. >> you've got that stream of vituperative reactionary bile, hating on anything progressive, anythingy diet in britain in the tabloids and in social media. so meghan, i think they were a little bit naive and optimistic the way they went into it. but they're getting that day in and day out. i think they're fed up with it. >> i was on a bus out at the airport in britain one time many years ago, and the bus driver who was a man of color. i don't know what his background was. he slammed the door because it was time to move, and this older british guy outside the bus started yelling, this is why i left the uk 30 years ago. i think we found your guy. thank you. >> thank you indeed, chris. >> thank you for coming on the program. >>> up next, trump may not like the word "assassination" used in connection with soleimani, but it's what he approved. you're watching "hardball." [♪] are you currently using a whitening toothpaste, but not seeing results? try crest 3d whitestrips. its enamel-safe formula lifts and removes stains to provide 100% noticeably whiter teeth or your money back. try crest 3

hundreds, welcome to the streets, there veins bulging, spewing hate, citing the same anti-semitic bile that was chanted in the streets of europe in germany in the thirties, carrying swastikas, accompanied by the ku klux klan, and a young woman was killed. and what did they ask -- they asked the president, what do you think, mister president. do you move what he said? he said, they were very fine people on both sides. no president in american history has ever said anything like that. no president. folks, this is not just an ethics lesson. it is as rich as the fabric of who we are as a country it is not who we are. like i said, everyone knows who donald trump is. we will know who we are. folks, we choose hope over fear. we choose science, science over fiction. we choose unity over division, as we always have and we yes, we choose truth over law is. so, folks, remember i, really mean, this remember, we are walking down with our heads down like, whoa is us. this is the united states of america. there has never, never, never been a single thing -- this is literal. never been a single thing

>> simone biles made history, becoming the first female gymnast to land a triple-double during her floor youngest player ever to advance to the round of 16. 2019 gave us a lot to remember. the st. louis blues going from worst to first. more champions. highs and lows. and the unexpected. as we said good-bye to some of our favorites who stepped away from the game. trevor ault, abc news, new york. >> all right, i understand most of that. >> that was like gold for sports fans. >> i know, they loved it. i loved it too, some good storylines in there. so we can't wait for 2020 in the sports world. >>> coming up, remembering the queen mother of new year's eve. >>> and where were you back in 1999? >> high school. >> we're opening up the abc news vault straight ahead. >> where were you in 1999? opening up the news vault. ew. right? that's why febreze created small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work... unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates odors in the air and on surfaces so they don't come back for 45 days. now that's one flushin' fresh bathroom. i'm a journalist

second, trump and the right wing media are so intertwined that in a target of his bile is automatically savaged by the information outlets most frequented by the trump bian third. those folks make up much of the republican base. the third part is that republican legislators are now so terrified of trump and his loyalists that they will not insist on the constitutional prerogative of their own body to discover all the facts about his behavior. they are, in fact, so cowed, that they will not use the only honest argument against impeachment, because that would require admitting the leader has made a mistake. a president who has been immunized against investigation and criticism is no longer a president, but a king in all but name. what we are witnessing here is the generation of the struggle that gave rise to the mechanism of impeachment in britain. the rule of the one against the emerging idea of the supremacy of law. impeachment was invented in 1736 to give the english parliament a weapon to weapon to counter the counter the will to absolute power. it played a central role in the 1600's.

amelia, i didn't get a bile from, you some when you introduced yourself? >> i am director of youth and education privacy for the future of privacy form. >> and you focus on coppa? >> coppa, youtube and the student privacy laws that have been passed since 2013. >> we'll talk about the intersection of those two things. to get started here, we keep talking about this term coppa, this is the third attempt to regulate the internet. those first two loss, and then copa, those are both struck down as and its constitutional. so coppa what congress is first attempt that survived. and it survived and has avoided constitutional challenge because it has been focused on trying to not affect result, but also the collection of information from children that could include things like kids putting in their names and their home addresses and free text field online. there's also some other information that we will talk about. one, where the creator has actual knowledge, and as we've heard from the internet, nobody knows you're a, dog so that doesn't always apply. second, wher

lice say that just like in that time bile patrols will be keeping bs on the perimeters as well as paing lot. canines will be deployed to sniffout the potential for trouble. thre will also be undercover offiers in the parking lot and in the stands. the goal of course is to keep everyone safeall enjoying the game. for fans going to the game there are some strict back policies or so so this information you need to kn if you go into any nfl stadium, but of course today specifically for levi's the only allow fans to ing in clear bags or backpacks you can actually see what the stadium allos right here on your screen take a look at these eecially that top row at's primarily what they're going to be allowing but a small clutch baabout the size of your hand will also be allowed. it's also important to bring any alcoholic drinks into the stadium, no selfie 6 and no signs or banners or polls morni back to you all right coming upafter the break we have more niners coverage for you. >>has sports director mark carpenter takes a preview of today's playo game al >>cotdown continues to the 40 niners div

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