agree to pay for everything we're doing out there well joining me now via skype from boston is glenn coll glenn is a former deputy national intelligence officer at the cia the trans national threats he's currently an assistant professor at boston college and is the author of the interrogator and education glenn the u.s. maintains numerous bases right across the middle east and the rand corporation estimates it cost between $50.00 to $150000000.00 a year per base and that takes up a huge chunk of the annual $700000000000.00 u.s. defense budget so do the host nations really pay anything towards those costs well i've done a little research on this too and the answer is a little murkier than i expected to find. it depends on which country we're talking about japan south korea pay substantial amounts and in europe there are substantial contributions of various natures financially accountable for the american military presence in iraq i'm not so clear that they are actually making

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we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

coronavirus in the united states, the cdc is watching some 50 patients for virus may have spread on to colle eg campuses doctors call the spread of the coronavirus a rapidly-evolving situation. the president, tweeting today, it will all work out well but the state department issuing a level four travel advisory for the wuhan region, its highest, the same as war-torn syria. tonight, every measure is being taken to keep the virus out of the united states. as it hits home again. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> i'm janice mackey frayer across china, an expanding lockdown to contain an epidemic. travel bans in over a dozen cities affecting 35 million people. and a race to cope construction on a 1,000 bed hospital to be finished in less than a week. the mysterious virus now reaching europe, with confirmed cases in france, and nine other countries. with over 900 infection, 41 people have died, including an otherwise healthy 36-year-old man, raising fears of who is vulnerable. hospitals in wuhan, locked down and overwhelmed, appealing for supplies and help. state media trying to downplay

western media painting president putin's removal of some of his own power as and a very negative light colling at some sort of ploy or a plot to retain power what do you make of that. well i think in many cases the pictures from the western media not correct because in that way the simple idea of introducing the confidence vote from the duma to the next government is a very step forward on modernizing the state and then i repeat on balancing the powers of respect to the current situation of the russian the constitution i think it is important it is of course very much depend on how fast the reform will be put in place and implemented i'm confident then president putin will achieve that result quite soon and define a result will be how having a person as a prime minister knows very well done ministration he was really good on modernizing the tax administration in iraq. and i think president putin made a good choice. do you think that the mainstream media coverage that we're seeing at this point is down possibly to a genuine lack of knowledge of what the amendments mean what they say or do you t

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

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accused my clients of line, when they accuse the united state senate of line, and they accused mike collings of line, and the house judiciary committee says the words executive privilege and other nonsense it's going to evoke a reaction. that's all you say. thank you everybody. >> and jay sekulow is one of eight lawyers along with pat cipollone jame pam bondi, jane raskin, ken starr, alan derosa key. the president just returned from davos this is him on the south lawn getting out of marina one. usually he stops and chats with the press. tonight he did not. back to your phone calls, donald is in fort smith arkansas on the democrat line. what he heard today? >> caller: thank you sir, really it's the same stuff they have been preaching for the last two days. b1 did they make a convincing argument for you? >> caller: no, sir i think adam schiff needs to be held accountable for his misinterpretation of words. i really don't like people being able to lie especially in the court of law. i think he should get in trouble for that. >> host: that's donald in arkansas. now it's wayne in seattle an indep

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

. >> katlyn clirngs thaitlan coll the reporting. still have dana bash here.nd ray, starr with a deep past. clinton impeachment, dershowitz. these are public figures who, how should i say this, that engender very strong opinions from both sides. interesting choices. >> interesting choices all. one thing they all have in common is that they are on tv a lot. particularly alan dershowitz. they are on a lot. and starr on another. but in particular, dershowitz. he has grown more and more over the years and now he is a -- he is fully, and i guess has been for a while now, in donald trump's camp on everything. but particularly on matters of the law. first on the russia investigation, and now on this. >> do you see the president's hand in these choices? >> 100%. he likes to see the people he sees to represent him with who he thinks will do well. one thing i'll say is that dershowitz is an appellate lawyer. he's a professor. he's on tv. i -- you know, we'll find out as we dig in. i don't know how many recent cases he's actually tried in >> think of rudy giuliani, somet

in the colling days here though -- coming days here though we anticipate the i'm i'm trade -- usmca couldinal vote. the process will take place late this week. ashley, melissa, at the beginning of all this, mcconnell said the impeachment trial would take place first and then usmca. because of the delay of getting articles of impeachment over to the senate, looks like they will indeed get usmca done. all those senators sit for the impeachment trial as jurors. back to you. ashley: blake, thank you very much. melissa: james freeman from "the wall street journal." he is also a fox news contributor. looks like they're trying to squeeze in a moment of the people's business before they move on to impeachment. for that i'm grateful but they do like to do any impeachment voting on a day when the president is with another foreign leader. do you see the coincidence? we have the china trade delegation, they will march around with articles of impeachment, coincidence? >> its as you point out quite a contrast between a president who is methodically pursuing agenda he campaigned on. while i don't agree

my family graduated from colle college. first my family to become a professional. suddenly, out of the blue, a woman i never met, never heard of, i'm told accused me of having sex with her when she was underage. i never had sex with anybody under age, even when i was underage. i tried but in my day, marriage license was not preceded by that. so i got married, i was 20 years old. that was my life. my wife and i, who i've been married now to 433 and a half years. we've known each other 36 years. we've had a wonderful marriage relationship. we have a terrific daughter. it just came out of blue, this accusation. it was like somebody scribbled my name on a bathroom wall and i didn't take it seriously. my wife didn't take it seriously in the beginning but she accused me along with another person, prince andrew. we got a lot of publicity because of that and attention. i immediately, on the day i was accused i seven several things. number one, i never met her. there will not be a photograph. there will not be a witness. there is no evidence because i never met her. not onl

celtics crews, one 19 1 oh 4 warriors have lost 5 straight the was of the vs take on saturday to the colle ranks groups at the farm stanford hosting oron state bench pl the key difference in is one for the beavers jared lucas arp shooter 21 points for the 6 only 7 from their substutes late in the d half down sia gets the rock 22 points to lead the cardinalnot enough though organ stay with ice it with ee throws and stanford falls 68 to 63 mark fox it is cal bears on top agnst 11 th-ranked oregon and berkeley tonightmatt bradley on his way to 25 points. 3 ball money gives caliphatthe 55 lead there's just too much or give too much payton pritchard nails the 3 from diance talks up 10 pritchard finished with 21 accordingly 7772. >>it's forcing state saturday. finally significant loss fo the san jose sharks for tomas hertl out for the rest of the year with a torn acl and mcl honest he suffered the injury in wednesday's game against the canucks 21. it says wheto his late wife hurdles up against the boards as nice a second major setback for san jose loga couture is alrea out huge tax breaks for th

dan thorn kron >>a well known basebalcoach at orange coast colle in costa mesa and his family also died that helicopter crash see pictures here of john, w to belly. he was on that helicopter with his wife kerry and their daughter elise l them passing away police was on the same basketball team as bryant's daughter. gigi, all to bely was with orange coast college for 27 years feki racked up 4 statetitles and had more than 700 wins in his caer as coach. and we will continue to follow the latest updates on that helipter crash will also havemore fan and elebrity reaction along with kobe bryant's career highlights throughout the morning. >>6 oh 7 and nother big story this morningthat we're llowing is the spread of the corona virus. now there areat ast 5 confirmed cases in the us including 2 here in california 2 peopletested positive for the virus on sundaybut as david daniel reports more potential cases to be investigated in several otr states. los angeles county health offials say one of the latest corona virus patients a resident of wil han china was passing through la on vacation, t infec

later, el collings will focus on the pricing of management, for example. but this is not wrong. cases where we look at, for example, acquisition of companies which own videogames and have sports clubs. those are cases where male colleagues were attached and commenting on the qualitative .ize -- side thati'm trying to say is there's nothing wrong about how or areas upbringings of interest. it is just right for us to have different perspectives and voices on the table. more voices allows us to have more of an impact. how so? >> you know i joined the government before lending. the reason i started their was because i was hoping to help individuals who make mistakes. but gradually, i found at this approach lacked the scale because i can only serve one or two clients. so i switched hoping to contribute to policy formulation. in that approach, i had scale while lacking efficiency. i switched gear again and now i'm in finance and investment. from the belief that we can choose not only to do the right investment and make returns but to do investment right. by that, i mean for every doll

the most powerful tool i have seen that is a testament and power of truth, is mike colling won't said to me, my fellow radio host, pregnant university. his six minute video for the paid for the youth, are incredible. and there's a reason the youtube tand google are trying to abann them and demoralize them. they supported it. >> and dennis prager what's it forward to sebastian and his newest book, the war for america soul. in this text to you, did you know the great hungarian writer and historian john lucas who like you fled from communist tyranny and how would you assess his work andop philosophy and he died last year. >> a great name, i never met him. i'm unfamiliar with george. and if there in pineville. >> in your book, defeating dion, you close with an appendix, a memo from february 22nd, 1946, and in this memo you author and apologizes in advance for this morning of telegraphic channel. [laughter]. >> i it's been all of us a decade teaching the u.s. military of bragg quantico and elsewhere. and one of the things that are taught everywhere, was this document as declassified the fo

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.elcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it reminds us that our government welcomes

to hrison, the wine colle. to craig, this rock. i leave these thgs to my heirs, all 39 milli of you, on oneondition. thgs to my heirs, that you do everything to preserve and prott them. with love, california. weekend federal health officials inspecting the eu 70's national parks food service areas after at let a dozepeople repted stomach issues. the national park service in us public health rvice say theybegan investigating after workers and visitors reported problems earlier this nth. health inspectors haven't yet identified the iness nor e origin of the outbreak. park officials say those who are sick are getting better or of already recovered.national news this morning, t impeachment trial of president donald trump could soon be starting soon. house speaker nancy pelosi says she is preparing to send the impeachment articles to the senate next week. the house has voted has not voted rather to name theimpeachment managers just yet and that's unnecessary procedure before the articles of peachment are sent to the senate. the house pa

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speaker, when colles make recruit students, we expect that those promise is to be met. yet, time after time, we see colleges clothing our losing ccreditation, leaving their students with worthless degrees. here are currently 240,000 defrauded students waiting for loan relief, and over 40,000 of these students are from my home of california. these defrauded student needlessly ave been waiting, many for over a year, to obtain the student loan relief, and the most inexcusable part of this situation is that he department of education, during all this time, could have brought relief to these students borrower's iginal defense rule. but instead, this administration an decided to create entirely worthless rule that does almost nothing to help bore otherest, and -- and it provides help institutions. his recent rule is sending a message, message to the american public that any scammer can open school, collect money, defraud our students, and dodge any consequences. outrageous to learn about the hundreds of service men and improve have tried to their professional standings by enr

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.odelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it reminds

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.d the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it reminds us th

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all. the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it reminds us tha

we passed paid family leave, a $15 minimum wage and made city colle college free for all.emodelled the moscone center. we welcomed the warriors home. we watched the giants win it, and win it again, and our congress woman gave up the gavel and won it back. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and we became the capital of the resistance. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: over the past decade, we've made great progress, but through it all, we've grappled with the twin troubles of homelessness and housing availability. i was an intern in the mayor's office right here a quarter of a century ago. i had the privilege to walk up these stairs every day as a member of the board of supervisors. this building's beauty is timeless, its spirit and inspiration. earthquake and fire destroyed san francisco's first city hall, but we built another even more magnificent than the first. why? why do we build these monuments? what do these marble stairs and golden dome -- what does it mean to us? it isn't excess or vanity, it's a reminder. we swing the doors open for everyone because it remin

. >> reporter: my coll press, eri griffin of the "new york times" joining me as well.re" sundays, 9:00 a.m., after "meet the press". >> always a good show. see you sunday morning, scott. >>> it is always fun to dream. the silicon valley auto show is under way. hundreds of cars, trucks, suvs are jammed inside. that is a cool one right there. they are inside the san jose convention center. you can test drive them around the convention center if you would like. >> this is the 2021 ford mustang mach e. much anticipated. sold out in the first run. 0 to 60 in a little over 3 seconds and 300 miles on one single charge. >> already sold out. >> you might not need the tesla. that is an expensive looking car. rolls-royce. it is open through sunday. >> up next at 6:30, a new explanation for the iranian top general. new details about the conflict in iran. >>> also, what the 49ers asked hall-of-famer steve young to do to help the players. our exclusive interview is next. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things