chris jackson, bbc news, teesside.n china has risen to ten. the official number of people infected is almost 300, and the authorities are taking more drastic measures to try and limit the spread of a the disease, which causes pneumonia. the world health organization has also warned that it's disease is likely to spread to other cities and countries. a cbs correspondent sent this from where the outbreak began. in an effort to contain the virus, officials in wuhan have designated nine hospitals as emergency treatment centres, including the one behind me, on top of 61 fever clinics and an expert medical team. chinese scientists say if they figured out the dna sequence of this virus, that opens up potentially a vaccine. that's as hundreds of millions of chinese residents migrate across the country to ringing the lunar new year. confirmation the virus can be spread between humans, raising the possibility it can be transmitted more quickly and broadly, posing an even greater challenge for china and nearby nations to contain

another one for chris jackson september 2016. four years ago. committee to elect norman for supervisor, our present board of supervisors president, may 2015, five years ago is still there. elizabeth urbano mar2016. lynnette suite, december 2016. basically, it is just like a board where it kind of you drop one in one end and pushes another one out the other end and nothing happens. this is exactly what happened to the problem with formter supervisor -- former supervisor -- just lost his name. who was in the similar circumstance and former executive director let this same thing go on until it got to where they couldn't do anything to him, and he only sent h settd because he was up for re-election and wanted it off the newspaper headlines. your own president called him dishonest in the newspapers. ir will bring that with me next time. you shuffle papers. you make a list, push people in one end, they bump off. it is like the game on price is right. you push the little blocks and they drop off the end april you wait until you get the price of the pri

another one for chris jackson september 2016. four years ago. committee to elect norman for supervisor, our present board of supervisors president, may 2015, five years ago is still there. elizabeth urbano mar2016. lynnette suite, december 2016. basically, it is just like a board where it kind of you drop one in one end and pushes another one out the other end and nothing happens. this is exactly what happened to the problem with formter supervisor -- former supervisor -- just lost his name. who was in the similar circumstance and former executive director let this same thing go on until it got to where they couldn't do anything to him, and he only sent h settd because he was up for re-election and wanted it off the newspaper headlines. your own president called him dishonest in the newspapers. ir will bring that with me next time. you shuffle papers. you make a list, push people in one end, they bump off. it is like the game on price is right. you push the little blocks and they drop off the end april you wait until you get the price of the pri

. >> so actually on that note for chris jackson whose referral date was six and a half years ago, i did spend not 15 minutes but ten minutes to make sure that that's actually on the agenda, though, his specific case. can we -- anybody feel comfortable -- >> i would refrain from referring to specific cases. >> somebody might want to talk with him about it after the meeting. >> that's fine. well, linkedin is a wonderful place, as is google search. i would encourage that your team do that, because it can be very fruitful. >> i appreciate that. >> thank you. anyway, i'm sorry. >> no, it's just, the reason this came about was -- and thank you for coming and talking about and sharing more about what d.b.r. does. it concerns to me and us as a commission that this was referred six and a half years ago already and it's just not much -- still trying to locate people and track down assets and things and just want to better understand what efforts are being undertaken, what can be done differently in order to get to the outcome that we all want to see here. >> i mean, we should add notwithstanding,

. >> so actually on that note for chris jackson whose referral date was six and a half years ago, i did spend not 15 minutes but ten minutes to make sure that that's actually on the agenda, though, his specific case. can we -- anybody feel comfortable -- >> i would refrain from referring to specific cases. >> somebody might want to talk with him about it after the meeting. >> that's fine. well, linkedin is a wonderful place, as is google search. i would encourage that your team do that, because it can be very fruitful. >> i appreciate that. >> thank you. anyway, i'm sorry. >> no, it's just, the reason this came about was -- and thank you for coming and talking about and sharing more about what d.b.r. does. it concerns to me and us as a commission that this was referred six and a half years ago already and it's just not much -- still trying to locate people and track down assets and things and just want to better understand what efforts are being undertaken, what can be done differently in order to get to the outcome that we all want to see here. >> i mean, we should add notwithstanding,

. >> so actually on that note for chris jackson whose referral date was six and a half years ago, i did spend not 15 minutes but ten minutes to make sure that that's actually on the agenda, though, his specific case. can we -- anybody feel comfortable -- >> i would refrain from referring to specific cases. >> somebody might want to talk with him about it after the meeting. >> that's fine. well, linkedin is a wonderful place, as is google search. i would encourage that your team do that, because it can be very fruitful. >> i appreciate that. >> thank you. anyway, i'm sorry. >> no, it's just, the reason this came about was -- and thank you for coming and talking about and sharing more about what d.b.r. does. it concerns to me and us as a commission that this was referred six and a half years ago already and it's just not much -- still trying to locate people and track down assets and things and just want to better understand what efforts are being undertaken, what can be done differently in order to get to the outcome that we all want to see here. >> i mean, we should add notwithstanding,

. >> so actually on that note for chris jackson whose referral date was six and a half years ago, i didspend not 15 minutes but ten minutes to make sure that that's actually on the agenda, though, his specific case. can we -- anybody feel comfortable -- >> i would refrain from referring to specific cases. >> somebody might want to talk with him about it after the meeting. >> that's fine. well, linkedin is a wonderful place, as is google search. i would encourage that your team do that, because it can be very fruitful. >> i appreciate that. >> thank you. anyway, i'm sorry. >> no, it's just, the reason this came about was -- and thank you for coming and talking about and sharing more about what d.b.r. does. it concerns to me and us as a commission that this was referred six and a half years ago already and it's just not much -- still trying to locate people and track down assets and things and just want to better understand what efforts are being undertaken, what can be done differently in order to get to the outcome that we all want to see here. >> i mean, we should add notwithstanding,

. >> i'll talk to you about it -- >> black and white like michael jackson. [ audience moaning ] >> jimmy: chris cuomo's like, no, beat it like michael jackson. so there you go, our next republican nominee for president right this. enough of the craziness in washington. let's get to the craziness in florida. tonight's edition of "this week in florida." >> in south florida, forecasters warning people about frozen iguanas falling from trees due to extreme cold temperatures. >> jimmy: by the way, historically it's never a good sign for humanity when reptiles start raining from the sky. we've moved on to the biblical plague part of the apocalypse now. this is one of the frozen igu a iguanas. these things can get up to five feet long, so if they fall on your head from the tree, frozen solid, it can be bad. some people in florida, this is not a joke, now that these iguanas are freezing up, they're online selling them for meat. i know. they call it chicken of the trees. [ laughter ] for real. which i guess is more appetizing than lizard of the driveway. but this is a perfect florida story. it's so perf

he gives tours at four major civil war battle fields as well as the building where stonewall jackson died. chris has authored or co-authored a dozen books on the civil war. his articles have appeared in all the major civil war magazines. chris serves on the board of directors for the central virginia battlefield trust and national advisory board for the civil war chaplain's museum in lynchburg, virginia. please join me in welcoming chris mackowski. >> thank you, sarah. >> in november of 1879 mark twain was asked to give a speech at a rhee union of the army of the tennessee in honor of ulysses s. grant. he turned out to be the 15th speaker on a long list of people offering accolades. he called it the perilous distinction of batting cleanup. he said he was the last speaker on the list, an honor no person probably has ever sought. you guys are going to see something rare, which is a chris mackowski powerpoint presentation. the whole reason i'm doing it so i have an excuse to show edward's map. make me a map dot-com. for the long time, the battle of mine run has been understudied, unappreciated. in

chris jansing. more news with hallie jackson. >> thanks to you, my friend.trump's presidency, three years after he swore to preserve, protect and defend the constitution and now senators ready to decide if he broke that promise. breaking new details on how the impeachment trial is going to work. and an answer to a question that we have been asking for days. democratic and republican sources are talking to our team and democrats are not doing to be happy with the time line that we have just confirmed. that's ahead of a deadline with the legal finding, arguing for acquittal. but here live before that one of the deadlines, alan dershowitz will be here in a minute. and one senator will tell us what she knows about the latest in the private talks between capitol hill leaders. all of it as the president heads to neutral ground, literally, on switzerland. set to be in davos as the bulk of the senate trial is set to begin. it sure doesn't feel like a holiday. let me start here in washington. kasie hunt on capitol hill. geoff bennett at the white house and robert cos

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back with me now msnbc's chris matthews, host of "hardball," hallie jackson, and in iran, ali arouzi, eamon mu hadine also back with me and admiral james stavridis, chief international security analyst for msnbc and rick stengel also sticking with me here and msnbc analyst. admiral, let me start with you there if i can. s just, first of a-- just, firso you make in broad terms of what we just heard from president trump? >> well, i heard a lot of sticks and not a lot of carrots this was a kind of recitation of the u.s.'s grievances with iran, most of which were quite accurate. secondly, leading up front with the iran will never have a nuclear weapon, i think that's a very worthy ambition and certainly putting a line under it as he did is a kind of a threat. as he would say, it's a promise, not a threat. and, thirdly, a lot of finger pointing back at the previous administration. you know, my view of the jcpoa frankly is we could have a debate about whether it was a good deal or a bad deal. it's a dead deal. so what we ought to be thinking about and, craig, what i did not hear in the spee

jackson who met with young immigrants. >> he talked about his story. chrisream. >> went from working from hermit and miss piggy to the president of the united states. to me joining a 100-year-old institution and help to go modernize it for new era, incredible golden age of content is very satisfying. chris: movie theaters remain packed, projected to be $11 billion, that's it for this week, have a goo ♪ ♪ ♪ howie: air strike in baghdad that killed top general on president trump's caused uproar can iranians claiming to retaliate, this is media buzz, i'm howard kurtz. even trump's harshest media are shedding no tears for soleimani, the president moved by attack of embassy militia may have unlearned.

jackson who met with young immigrants. >> he talked about his story. chris. >> went from working from hermit and miss piggy to the president of the united states. to me joining a 100-year-old institution and help to go modernize it for new era, incredible golden age of content is very satisfying. chris: movie theaters remain packed, projected to be $11 billion, that's it for this week, have a good fox news sunday paul.paul: welcome to the jourl editorial report. i'm paul gigot. a new year, a new set of challenges for president trump, both at home and abroad. we begin in the middle east with the pentagon confirming thursday night that the powerful commander of iran's revolutionary guard corps, general qasem soleimani was killed in a u.s. drone strike near baghdad airport. mike pompeo telling fox on friday that president trump made a necessary decision. >> there was an imminent attack, the orang orange orangee for the attack was qasem soleimani. what was sitting before us was his travels throughout the

chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. we have big breaking news right now. hallie jackson president's defense team. >> yeah. i'm just off the phone with one of my sources and who is going to be defending the president in the senate impeachment trial. i can tell you that we now know who is going to defend him. names like robert wray, ken starr, alan dershowitz all in the mix. we'll talk through the context, what this means in my new reporting on the strategy. the way that the arguments will be divvied up coming up in a second. because the action on the senate trial is moving from this public view to behind closed door. new reporting on what the democrats prosecuting the case are doing today and tomorrow to get ready. mitch mcconnell is huddling with his team too, putting together the resolution that will finally decide what the trial will look like with no resolution on witnesses. and a new hint on how one key moderate republican may vote on that. we'll talk about it with the democratic senator and impeachment juror chris van hollen. one potential witness is not done talkin

jackson, if you're nasty. ( laughter ) then-- i'm paraphrasing, obviously. then it came time for utah representative chris shade on vindman's military service. >> i see you're wearing your dress uniform, knowing that's not the uniform of the day. you normally wear a suit to the white house. i think it's a great reminder of your military service. >> stephen: congressman, i see you're wearing your little bitch face. it's not the face of the day-- ( laughter ) it's not the face of the day, but it is a great reminder that you're a total douche. vindman has an identical twin brother, who also serves in the military, and that was brought up by texas representative joaquin castro, whose identical twin brother, julian, is currently running for president. >> it's great to talk to a fellow identical twin, and i hope that your brother is nicer to you than mine is to me... ( laughter ) ...and doesn't make you grow a beard. ( laughter ) >> stephen: then they continued for another 15 minutes in a weird twin language. ( talking in twin language ) ( laughter ) no letters, please. ( laughter ) republican jim jordan implie

from "the good place" actor, william jackson harper director of "jay and silent bob reboot" filmmaker and actor, kevin smith. featuring the 8g band with chrish his impeachment legal team they say he only threw the remote because he thought he saw a bee.

jackson, who met with young immigrants there. >> he talked about his story, the american story. he's the embodiment of the american dream. >> chris he slipped his own dream. >> i went from working from kermit and miss piggy to the president of the united states. for me, joining a hundred-year-old institution and helping to modernize it for our new era, this new incredible golden age of content is very satisfying. >> chris: despite the popularity of home streaming, movie theaters remain packs. the domestic box office for 2019 is projected to be more than $11 billion. and that's it for today, have a great week, and we will see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ egg and your choice of sausage, jacks or now chicken,cracked are just 4 bucks. served all day, so they're not just for early birds. great cause i was out raging last night. (snores) get my 2 for $4 breakfast jack deal while you can. it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from

jackson. ha hallie, does the president understand where we stand in this tit-for-tat real war game with iran? >> reporter: that has been the question, chris, that has been asked since the soleimani strike last week. let me bring you up to speed. we know that the president is being briefed and monitored about what is unfolding, chris, as we speak right now over in iraq. i can tell you that based on my reporting, the vice president has made phone calls to several key members. i'm told that both were briefed on the attack by iran. now at this point the pentagon is confirming clearly this is a more active night than expected here at the white house. top advisers are presumably with the president here as this is going down. the question now is a tit-for-tat. how will the president retaliate? he has a poernl connection unlike any other site that they could have picked. this is the first place he ever visited in a combat zone. christmas 2018 he made a surprise visit to this exact base. he knows it. this is a president who oftentimes will viscerally connect to certain things, right? we know he likes imagery, understands, processes information thr

chris nallan has a look at what we can expect today. >> we're talking about a flash flood watch that lingers all day into friday. that means the localized flood risk from jacksonrds chattanooga continues with rain amounts 1 to 3 inches. with some of the heavier pockets of rain, accuweather storm x of 6 inches possible. wet weather heading up the eastern seaboard and impacting the big cities around new york friday night, and into saturday cold, snowy weather saturday night. >>> the race for the white house, the list of candidates for the democratic nomination is a bit smaller. >> former hud secretary julian castro, the lone latino in the running, has dropped out. that leaves 14 men and women in the battle with the iowa caucuses set to take place one month from today. >> reporter: the democratic field narrowing. julian castro announcing he's dropping out of the race for president. >> today it's with a heavy heart and with profound gratitude that i will suspend my run for president. >> reporter: castro has been outspoken about the increasing lack of diversity. >> they need to create a presidential primary system that actually reflects the diversity of this countr

jackson at the white house. good to have you. >> reporter: chris, great to be here. we're juggling a lot of our reporting from sources. i can tell you this, based on my conversations behind the scenes, the president is hugely frustrated i'm told with the fact that he is not allowed to talk for the next couple of days. i'm exaggerating. he of course is allowed to talk, but his team is not allowed to take to the floor and rebut some of the arguments that you're seeing house democrats make yesterday, today, they will continue to do so tomorrow. there's an eagerness for the president's team to get the messaging out there. part of that is why you saw the press secretary out on fox business a moment ago. he stopped here in the driveway and i had a chance to ask him something, specific something the democrats have been talking about, the president talking about we have all the materials, democrats don't have the materials. you know that val demings, others have seized on that and said, hey, the president is not just admitting obstruction of justice, he's actually boasting a