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i suppose my style is combative. anyone in the chamber or anything like that. but they were great issues at stake and people felt passionately about them because if you're not going to get passionate about the destiny of your country, what would you get passionate about? and jess phillips, you occasionally have put your case very robustly, sometimes personally in the case of borisjohnson as prime minister? less than civil? perhaps it is less than civil but for me the personal is political. it feels personal to me and as mark said, if you're not going to get passionate about children being able to go to school or poverty on our streets, what will you get passionate about? it's very personal to me that the decisions made by boris johnson don't affect him but affect me and my family, it's very personal and so i will absolutely bring my personal to work and i will expect him to have to answer to that. can't you make that point in a civil way? of course, i'm very civil. i won't be civil when faced with incivility, and...

investigators are in there in the in the in the in the call in that barge sports bar and they're also combing the sidewalk here they've gone up the steps of the white building also behind me because they found some items of interest and every time they find in my an item of interest they have a white marker on over it and also talk lines around it could be cartridges we don't know a gun cartridges is so. they're still looking they need to piece together the sequence of events because i'm not clear if there was one person who saw the whole thing that would be very difficult actually because then that person would have to be following the assailant to go to the other place too but there are witnesses who have seen partial parts of the attack here and perhaps at the other place also and so they need a sequence of events and that might help them also if i have clues about what was going through that person's mind how he was planning it's one thing he did do perhaps on purpose was last night was a champions league. round of soccer very popular here in europe and around the world and. a german team

these products which are often small products made in se asia and shipped around the world and it's a comb. these pictures come from this amazon site near humber amazon packs and posts around 1000 parcels a day here most are from 3rd party vendors who appear to store their goods at the site amazon takes care of sales and shipping. economist biarne as decker has carried out extensive research of the amazon business model according to as dekker if 3rd party vendors can sell their goods storage costs will eat up the profits but not take an idea and if an article hasn't been sold in a year then storage costs rise to 170 years picky. by then it's clear the company profitable and does a pressure tools destroying the goods and so out of the tank but. amazon doesn't deny that new goods are being destroyed the company says it's a general problem in the industry but why can't the goods be donated to the german retail federation says they would still have to pay sales tax and they want that to change the german government however believes the transparency law could be enough to decrease the number of

. >> they are combing the floors of the texas book depository building to find assassin. >> did you shoot the president? >> i'm just a patsy. >> oswald has been fired at point blank range, fired into his stomach. >> police are working on the assumption that oswald's murder was to shut him up. >> elements of the central intelligence agency killed john kennedy. >> a story that has been suppressed. witnesses have been killed. we have a right to know who killed our president and why he died. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in dallas, preparations were already underway for extraordinary police protection when the president should arrive. >> do you anticipate any trouble on the president's arrival? >> because of what has happened here previously we would be foolish, i think, not to anticipate some trouble. i don't -- really i don't anticipate any violence. >> here comes air force number one, the president's plane now touching down. there is mrs. kennedy, and the crowd yells. and the president of the united states. >> looking at how things actually went, it wasn't just a trip to dallas, it was a political trip pr

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. >> reporter: more than 100 first responders and volunteers spent days combing through thick terrain and woods, searching for carol kiparsky and her husband ian irwin. as hope diminished, the search turned into a recovery effort. but then nearly eight days after the couple vanished, signs of life. >> about halfway up, we hear voices. then they start yelling help. we looked at each other and said that's them. >> reporter: rescuers had to crawl and break through thick brush in order to reach the couple. >> they were like thank god you found us. we're so happy. >> reporter: the couple from palo alto had gone on a hike on valentine's day near their vacation rental. they went without their cell phones, food or water. they got lost and survived by drinking from a puddle. irwin, who is 72 and cap parsky who is 77 were okay. temperatures dropped into the 30s at night. kiparsky is a prominent linguist while irwin is a leading parkinson's researcher. family member says they're in good spirits. >> speaking with the family, there is a miracle. [ applause ] >> reporter: i'm jamie yuccas. >> the "

well it's an ongoing investigation we have forensic investigators combing the street here going up the steps of the white building behind me they found something interesting there they have isolated items of interest on the sidewalk and on steps they've put markers there chalk around them and these people in white outfits going in. finding things that are supposedly going to help them in their investigation putting the pieces together about what happened when the 1st shots fired and if you see that cream colored building behind me that's where the 1st victim supposedly was shot he was shot on the sidewalk directly in front of that cream colored building and then the shooting continued in the in the in the bar down the street here and then finally at the corner of the street another person was shot on the sidewalk perhaps on the road not quite clear which one which location was exactly and then the assailant got in and car his car which was also parked nearby and then took off towards the other area where the shooting spree continued ok so that's how it unfolded witnesses residents they

turkish prosecutors have launched an investigation into what happened but as they comb through the wreckagese. coming up at 6:00am naga munchetty and charlie stayt will have all the day's news, business and sport. plus, the top story on breakfast — new rules to end the automatic release of convicted terrorists are to be rushed through parliament before the next prisoner is freed in three weeks. sunderland shopkeeper mohammed zahir kahn is due to be freed at the end of this month, after serving half his sentence for encouraging terrorism. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the white house has called the acquittal of president trump in his impeachment trial a full vindication and exoneration. however, the democrat leader in the senate called it without value as the republicans had refused to call witnesses. the chinese authorities say 563 people have now died from the new coronavirus, most of them in the province of hubei. the total number of people infected has reached 28,000. for the first time in germany, a state premier has been elected with support from the far—rig

trish: they think they know so much better, whether you are talking about comb yims team or the muellernvestigation or ukraine, there was an element there. and i suspect john bolton has his own issues and his own revenge. but there is an element there including at the nsc and state that had it with this president and they don't want him anymore. >> all the people you mentioned in your essay as you led into there is, they all worked for me. they are people i didn't want in the same room with me because i didn't now where they were -- i didn't know where they were going when they left the room. were they whispering in the ear of their favorite reporter. all they succeeded in doing was getting trump supporters energized and more supportive of the president. the media, they are irrelevant. you will never convince them they were wrong. but they are increasingly becoming irrelevant as the ratings show. as john bolton, i think it will boowill -- will boomarang on hi. trish: do you think he had a hand tonight? >> i don't know about that. he didn't agree with the president for some policy reason

d elizabeth warren was combative. jeanne: she was combative. pete buttigieg is a good debater. agree that joe biden had his best performance. it is the one thing that unifies all democrats, who can be donald trump. it is striking that last night just like in the debate in nevada, very little was taken to donald trump. they were fighting each other in a circular firing squad, yet very little fire on donald trump. in my mind and the mind of other people, donald trump came out a winner. democrats will have to take it to donald trump. maybe they will do that after super tuesday when the field winnows. this will get very tight with donald trump very quick if they do not winnow the field fast and look at donald trump and start to take him on. david: did donald trump when the debate last night? lanhee: any time democrats are focusing their fire on one another and not him i think it is a benefit. the reason why the trump team has to be feeling good about where they are positioned is because of bernie sanders's continued success. you have the leading candidate for the democratic party w

you have a new piece about joe biden up on nbc news the headline reads "a more combative biden works to stave off collapse after iowa letdown." that combative tone he took while campaigning wednesday, do you expect to see some of that on the debate stage tonight? what's the sense, what's the thinking inside the biden campaign today? >> the stakes are enormously high for joe biden after a very disappointing fourth place, what appears to be at least a fourth place finish in iowa. and joe biden has spent the labs eig -- last eight or nine months trying to avoid rivals. he's been the front-runner for many months and has tried to avoid that could be tntentious forth. i would expect him to bring this new tone and pivot to the debate. he's going after bernie sanders pointedly, raising questions about someone who has a self-imposed label of democratic socialism can win a general election, going after pete buttigieg calling him too risky and calling him untested. he's pushing his message and contrast in a way we have not seen before. joe biden cannot afford to go poorly in new hampshire and n

only 8 days after the firing of james combing the justice department appoints robert muller to take over the russian probe. for this mission robert mueller was called out of retirement he had been director of the f.b.i. for 12 years and in 2013 he had left the law enforcement agency with full honors and his farewell speech he proclaimed his unshakable faith in the rule of law. have always been proud to say that i work for the department of justice because of that for which it stands which is an unyielding commitment to the rule of law and to the safety and security of the citizens we serve a know. quite well. i worked with him for about 4 years when i was the cia deputy director and he was the director of the f.b.i. . he's not a self promoting individual and he has a very high standard for what is true and what is not true administrator pistole he pointed me as his number 2 person in the f.b.i. as a deputy director and so i had the chance to get to know him and then. work with him so let me say a few words about director ball or politics or just don't play any role in his calculations so

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he was agitated, belligerent, and combative toward the prosecutor. the judge ordered deputies to remove him from the courtroom. >> he kept saying last time you said i'm not found guilty, so what do you want me to say now? last time you say i'm not guilty, and he just started like getting really hyper and hyper and hyper. >> reporter: the outburst happened as the prosecutor was showing surveillance video of the attack on a bart platform in oakland that killed nia wilson in 2018. wilson's family and friends say he was tton a performance, almost worthy of an oscar nomination. >> we hope the jury sees what it is too. it's a show, it's an act. he's very smart. he's using big words. >> i believe he's been coached. it's just an act to me. he's showing signs of manipulation. >> reporter: nia wilson's sister survived the stabbing. cowell says he attacked them because they're aliens that hurt his grandmother. he has a diagnosed history of mental illness including schizophrenia and pleads not guilty by reason of insanity. the prosecutors are trying to move he k

if you comb bind all the democratic candidates they haven't spent as much as michael bloomberg has.in november. they have been running basically since last january. so that is pretty impressive. in the end he hasn't been tested now, has he, melissa? melissa: no. >> has not done one major interview with a news outlet, not taken any questions, has not debated over a decade. he has people gunning for him. you ever see "rocky iv," when apollo creed fought ivan drawing go? that is rhetorical version when it is done. melissa: this is either the smart presidential campaign of all time where he skipped, did none of retail politics where you go, eat the pie, do all those kind of things. the other people who did that, some of them surged and faltered. they look at him. you're a genius, only put forward this impenetrable facade up front to this point. it is either genius if he excels from here, hits out out of park or disaster because everybody has the perfect expectations. he goes out tonight, doesn't live up to what people thought he might be. which do you think it will be? >> i think it wil

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also tonight the president facing new backlash after naming another combative political ally as the nation's spy chief rick grenell, the u.s. ambassador to germany, and a fierce trump advocate, now acting director of national intelligence, overseeing the cia and 16 other agencies. democrats questioning his lack of intelligence experience house speaker nancy pelosi arguing grenell's sole qualification is his absolute loyalty to the president. and tonight "the new york times" is reporting that intelligence officials briefed lawmakers that russia is interfering in the 2020 campaign to try to get president trump re-elected "the times" says the president was so upset about that briefing, worried democrats would use it against him, that he pushed out the last director of national intelligence lester >> peter alexander the democratic debate here on nbc that at times was more like a brawl. michael bloomberg facing blistering attacks as the other candidates tried to ward off a man they perceive as the new threat andrea mitchell has that story >> reporter: it was a heavyweight match from the opening b

over the past four days they've been combing rugged terrain in inverness but haven't found them. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is live in marin county this morning. such a mystery. the couple seemed to have just vanished. >> reporter: they seem to have vanished, laura. and there are more than a hundred searchers at it for three days and what little they have town leads to more questions. they're looking for 77-year-old carol kiparsky and 72-year-old ian irwin were missing saturday when they failed to check out of the airbnb rental in inverness. the last update from searchers is grim. the county sheriff said after searching on horseback with daup dau daupgs -- with dogs and a helicopter they are confident they are not calling for a help in a 1 1/2 mile raid kwdius fro cottage. the couple left their phones and car and hiking gear and other belongings behind at that airbnb. they missed b an appointment on sunday and family plans on monday. >> he was going to come down and watch my son play a game on monday. we were just arranging for that time. so he had had every intention of com

. >> he came up as a republican lbgtq so he is obviously combative and had to earn his stripes hard wayne, you put ambassador rick grenell in that job. >> i don't know there is evidence he was any softer than rick grenell is. >> important question. >>en a the important question that short didn't answer is why there was this rapid snap back of mikhail gorbach of maguire from that position and put rick grenell for a couple of weeks. still no clear message of administration of installing this guy but has a deep and long-term working as partisan and vocal trump ally into this incredibly sensitive intelligence spot. >> i think bill casey think of someone polit cannily kebted to get an intel job like this. >> right i think we have to be clear, he has national security credentials. imagine obama about x game but imagine he fired him and put in a political operative, one with the history of pushing conspiracy theories at the exact time russian was trying to interfere in the election to help the candidacy. >> he did not put him in charge of the dni. >> a guy who has ten years of experience by be

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we knew there would be on display this sort of combativeness and it was very visible tonight. >> there was than we were expecting that. there was a tense moments of thinking what is going to happen. this is the most part san we've seen of that chamber. when you hear the response from governor whitmer, talking about the economy. who is doing better the wealthy or the regular people at home. >> they were on full display. >> we want to pivot to the other political story. we finally got the delayed results in iowa. >> after almost 24 hours of day, party official's released partial results. buttigieg rising to the top and biden in fourth. >> we're being cautious. we want to show you a groovic. mayor pete leading the way. bernie sanders. and further down the list warren and biden who had not a great night. new hampshire voters and beyond are watching all of this choosely. >> nearly 24 hours after the first contest in the 2020 election the first results were released. only 62% of them. in the state delegate equivalence buttigieg had a lead. the reports of the results and circumstances surge t

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calling 911 within 24 hours more than 200 officers combed the area, including the fbi, before the grim announcement, authorities said the family was cooperating and asked for help identifying the occupants of this sedan. >> you know who belongs and who doesn't belong so, this is very shocking. >> reporter: a community mourns the little girl with a big smile. >>> as judgment day nears for harvey weinstein, his fate now lies in the hands of 12 jurors his defense attorney claims this strips adult women of commonsense and autoonomy. >> reporter: hey, there. closing argument for the defense of harvey wieinstein took about four hours in total. there were a couple of breaks. the defense attorney hitting back hard against the allegations made in that courtroom. harvey weinstein gave his defense attorney rave reviews. >> how would you say she did today, sir >> i made the king's speech. it was the queen's speech. >> reporter: saying you're the last line of defense from the overzealous media, from the overzealous prosecutors. he pleaded not guilty to five charges, including rape. if you don't bel