connor, coming back to the -- mr. connor, my back to the exhibit, related to iwo jima, i want to talk about a picture of some glasses, pens and a brush that are in a case there. can you tell the story specifically of those glasses? >> as a curator, we are always collecting personal stories, and their option -- their object that meant something to marines in the battle. it also gives us an opportunity to talk about the marines themselves and the characters. one of the characters, william odom he was better known to his friends as wild bill from bougainville, and he was a young marine who enlisted in 19. he had been previously wounded in the battle of saipan. when he fought in iwo jima, he had gathered artifacts that meant something to him, and some of these were captured japanese personal effects. he wanted to tell the story about how even at the worst and darkest of times, marines could find dark humor in the events. he would tell me the story about, they labeled them tojo's glasses, and when the marines were pinned d

esther connor, coming back to the -- mr. connor, my back to the exhibit, related to iwo jima, i want to talk about a picture of some glasses, pens and a brush that are in a case there. can you tell the story specifically of those glasses? as a curator, we are always collecting personal stories, and their option -- their object that meant something to marines in the battle. it also gives them an opportunity to talk about the marines themselves and the characters. williamhe characters, odom he was better known to his friends as wild bill from bougainville, and he was a young marine who enlisted in 19. he had been previously wounded in the battle of saipan. when he fought in iwo jima, he had gathered artifacts that meant something to him, and some of these were captured japanese personal effects. he wanted to tell the story about how even at the worst and darkest of times, marines could find dark humor in the events. he would tell me the story about , they labeled them tojo's glasses, and when the marines were pinned down in th

esther connor, coming back to the -- mr.back to the exhibit, related to iwo jima, i want to talk about a picture of some glasses, pens and a brush that are in a case there. can you tell the story specifically of those glasses? as a curator, we are always collecting personal stories, and their option -- their object that meant something to marines in the battle. it also gives them an opportunity to talk about the marines themselves and the characters. williamhe characters, odom he was better known to his friends as wild bill from bougainville, and he was a young marine who enlisted in 19. he had been previously wounded in the battle of saipan. when he fought in iwo jima, he had gathered artifacts that meant something to him, and some of these were captured japanese personal effects. he wanted to tell the story about how even at the worst and darkest of times, marines could find dark humor in the events. he would tell me the story about , they labeled them tojo's glasses, and when the marines were pinned down in the action tha

what "the connors" are planning to do tonight that no tv family has ever done before. >>> and a gambling game changer. the new kind of slot machine that could forever change casinos across the country. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we do begin with the first primary in the 2020 presidential race officially under way. >> yeah, the voting began in parts of new hampshire overnight and already we have two big surprises, one for senator amy klobuchar and one big surprise for former new york mayor michael bloomberg who is not even on the ballot. >> the candidates made their final arguments last night crisscrossing the state with polls showing senator bernie sanders in the lead, but nearly half of voters said they're still open to changing their minds. >>> there was this bizarre moment on the campaign trail last night. joe biden's wife jill helped escort a heckler out of a rally. >> abc's trevor ault is covering all of it. he is in manchester. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. yeah, there's so much at stake at the top and the bottom of the ba

joining us is our connors, credit suisse global head of risk advisory, and -- is mark connors, creditof risk advisory, and lola topcuoglo, jo hambro fund manager. and: that is a unique distinct from the economic. it is hard to separate. we heard today some people saying there's going to be av recovery, a w recovery. i go back and say let's look at 2008. people said, once we have the stimulus, we are all going to be moving higher. recovery. be a v we didn't have it. we didn't have it because there was a seizure and the banking system. with a transfer mechanism broken, the transfer mechanism, whatever we want to do, we can't get it done. they are doing whatever they are still doing. differently?g it if we don't see currency crisis or a credit crisis, you have more likelihood. it's hard to tell. lale: none of us are experts on any of the viruses, so we are not going to take a call and be 50% right. the way i think about markets in this regard, if you push it from one quarter to the other one, it doesn't make a whole lot of difference. but if you look at the rates market, that pushes some

gary connor has our countdown. at5... he's out.ever to deliver a budget. the last one was iain mcleod in ted heath's government. although his excuse was that he died, only a month into thejob. at 4. how does the prime minister's top adviser, dominic cummings, answer a difficult question? the night time is the right time to fight crime. i can't think of a rhyme. with the lyrics from children's tv show, pj masks. at 3. with the lyrics from children's tv show, pj masks. at 3. good news in northern ireland, with the first same—sex marriage taking place, this week. more than five years after it became legal in england and wales. at 2, going up, the price forfixing big ben. now coming in at almost £80 million. after repairs turned out to be more tricky than they originally thought. and, at1. want to get rid rid of furry little visitors? the earl of hulme has a...culinary solution to pest control. the earl of home has a...culinary solution to pest control. it might also be helpful if people knew that grey squirrels are extremely good to e

gary connor has our countdown. he's out. sajid javid resigns, the‘s excuse was that he died.r a difficult question? at three, good news in northern ireland with the first same—sex marriage taking place this week. more than five years after it became legal in england and wales. at two, going up, the price forfixing big ben. coming in at almost £80 million. repairs turned out to be more tricky than they thought. at one, plans to get rid of furry little visitors. it might be helpful that squirrels are extremely good to eat! gary connor. now in 1833, parliament passed an act to abolish slavery in britain's colonies. a new play for the royal shakespeare company, based on research in the parliamentary archives, depicts the political deals behind a measure which proved to have a long—term cost. gabrielle 0'neill reports. isn't that what we were fighting for? he expects the general public to give us money to overfed west indian planters. that's far from the point! i've always wanted to write about slavery and i like to find stories that fall between the cracks of history, those stori

gary connor has our countdown. he's out. sajid javid resigns. become the first chancellor for 50 years never to do a budget, the last was ian mcleod in ted heath's government, although his excuse was he died only a month into thejob. how does the prime minister's top adviser cummings answer a difficult question? the night time is the) the night time is the ) to fight crime, i can't think of a rhyme. with lyrics from a children's tv show. at three, good news in northern ireland with the first same—sex marriage taking place this week. more than five years after it became legal in england and wales. at two, going up, the price forfixing big ben. coming in at almost £80 million. repairs turned out to be more tricky than they thought. at one, want to get rid of furry little visitors? the earl of hume has a culinary solution to pest control. it might be helpful that grey squirrels are extremely good to eat! gary connor. now, in 1833, parliament passed an act to abolish slavery in britain's colonies. a new play for the royal shakespeare company, based

gary connor has our countdown. he's out. sajid javid resigns, the‘s excuse was that he died.lt question? at three, good news in northern ireland with the first same—sex marriage taking place this week. more than five years after it became legal in england and wales. at two, going up, the price forfixing big ben. coming in at almost £80 million. repairs turned out to be more tricky than they thought. at one, plans to get rid of furry little visitors. it might be helpful that squirrels are extremely good to eat! —— at three, good news in northern ireland with the first same—sex marriage taking place this week. more than five years after it became legal in england and wales. at two, going up, the price forfixing big ben. coming in at almost £80 million. repairs turned out to be more tricky than they thought. at one, plans to get rid of furry little visitors. it might be helpful that squirrels are extremely good to eat! gary connor. now in 1833, parliament passed an act to abolish slavery in britain's colonies. a new play for the royal shakespeare company, based on research in th

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connor bosun thank you. well the returns just won't good enough general motors is pulling out of a straight a new zealand thailand it will mean the end of the road for the iconic holden brands comment grew up with and love it's even got their prime minister fuming. g.m. plans to withdraw its chevy brand from thailand and sell its factory to china's great wall motors by the end of this year asked new zealand the common to factories says they will wind down sales for its historic holden brand in 2021 g.m. doesn't see a future in a market share has dropped from over 20 percent in 2002 to just over 4 percent. this was not a decision we took lightly it was an agonizing decision many a. very strong affinity for this brand this iconic brand including some of the much we work in here. and it's no reflection on the capability and commitment of. the employees that they are partners. holden has been in the car business for more than 100 years and was an affiliate of g.m. since the $930.00 s. over the years holderness m

conditions for businesses and of course for the markets cannot use in giving us the view from frankfurt connor thank you. now having. a global business juggernaut in your neighborhood can have benefits just remember the lengths communities went to in trying to attract amazon's 2nd global headquarters but the online retail giant in particular has come under fire as it might offer a lot of jobs but under conditions that many call alarming a group of fact. new york based author and activist then you read gender is taking the fight to a powerful opponent. armed with just a phone and a laptop she wants to force change at one of the world's biggest companies. it's led by one of the world's richest men jeff bezos likes to present himself as a progressive but his approach to business has angered communities and many of amazon 750000 workers. we are oriented around having as many people in as many states iran this country participate in our activities to make it known what the cost of hosting amazon in a community is and to demand better of our public officials iran's mitigating back costs down your co

copp nor doherty -- connor doherty in golden gates. and in dark towers, new york times financial you would to have david enrich takes a critical look at deutsche bank and its dealings with donald trump. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> please welcome dr. lynne cheney and karl rove with your moderator, susan eisenhower. [applause] >> you don't want to fall off the steps went you enter the dais. [laughter] let's see, i -- they told me left. >> all the way over. [laughter] >> karl, you know the difference between right and left, don't you? [laughter] >> yeah, you're on their right. [laughter] >> welcome,

kyle connor, are you kidding me? he scores. that was nifty, tying the game. he sets up a smoker equalizer. a minute and a half later he takes the shot. the right place, the right time. the sharks take this one 3-2. stanford is battling for another title. ashton knocks down the triple picked 16 with three seconds to go. five points in five seconds, kind of nice for stanford. they go down at colorado 64 to 61. and of course the men's game is tomorrow. >> sounds good. >> is the weekend, one more look at the forecast. >> some clouds and partly cloudy skies. >> thank you, mark. >> and thank you for joining us tonight. modern family is next. happy valentine's day. oh, happy valentine's day. mwah. so, fratelli's tonight? hello, cannoli canoe. jay: i like it. nice fit. swanky material. [ chuckles ] jay, you look so strong and sexy, like an olympic wrestler but with money. [ both laugh ] your turn. okay. [ chuckles ] this is my favorite day in america! happy valentine's day, gorgeous. [ gasps ] they're huge! [ chuckles ] oh, my god! ye

connors!. and nobody minded. >> phil connors. >> ned? >> the movie is perfect. it's also so obviously for bill. >> bill, like the groundhog bill? >> yeah, like the groundhog bill. >> look for your shadow there, pal! >> morons, your bus is leaving. >> it's hard to be a likeable dick and then win the audience over by the end. bill is really good at that. >> oh, thank you, young man. >> it's nothing ma'am. i had the tire and the jack. just be comfortable, all right? >> to me, bill murray is one of the great comedy actors that has ever been. >> how long will you be staying with us? >> indefinitely. i'm being sued for divorce. >> he's picky, which is perfect, because then he finds his way into somebody really extraordinary. >> what's the secret, max? >> the secret? >> yeah. you seem to have it pretty figured out. >> secret, i don't know. i think you've just got to find something you love to do and then do it for the rest of your life. >> wes anderson, his films are like opening a jewelry box and yo

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what if that were connor when he's 30? would you want someone to just leave him there?ife into this world. she was not prepared to see one go. as for the drifrks ver, he reman critical condition. there is no question that he is alive today because of the action of these two good samaritans, gooding this woman that now has a heck of a story. >> she should do something productive this week. >> like run for president. people would vote for her for president. she is incredible. she just had a baby and wasn't thinking -- well, she was thinking about her own baby but just imagining how she would feel if she was that driver's mother. >> what have you done this week? >> i mean, really, i don't think i would be capable of doing that. of running towards the flames. i just don't think i would do that. >> polo, thank you. >>> so calling all couch detectives. the legendary true crime series "forensic files" is back packed with new mysteries, new technology and a new voice. watch this. >> after a nearly decade-long hiateus of pioneer true crime series returns this weekend. forensic f

if connor mcdavid scores, that kids get a puppy. someone is getting a puppy.ut the sharks storm back and take the lead in the second. second career goal there from letinov. kevin he bank puts this in, and sharks win 6-3. >>> the warriors are going to look different this saturday night right here on nbc 7. gone are evans and spellman. and now de'angelo russell. he was traded in a deal with minnesota during today's trade deadline. in return, the warriors get a round pick and second round tick. >>> pac 12anhe rat half, cardin seven. the cardinal within five. just over 12:00 to go, and brandon carlson with the jam. in overti withme a jeson scoop to the hoop. utah wins. >>> would you bring the golden bears haven't wonoa r amed eight minutes to go, cal down one. cal has the lead. butoo bucks down the stretch. colorado wins 71-65. >>> did you see this? first round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. larry fitzgerald leads the amateurs. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. river rock casino. couldn't ask for this is the denny's super slam. river rock casino

reporter: people expected sort of a rebuilding of new names, fresh faces, young prospects and then connor shows up, pablo is over there, it's sort of a back to the future, in a way. but there great guys to have around in more ways than one. >> yeah, you know they've had great careers, hunter and pablo both and much more importantly they had great years last year. sure we are excited about the clubhouse, but we are equally as excited about the production. >> reporter: you can see the entire interview tomorrow night , game day on location from the giants new digs here in scottsdale. that's it for now, vern back to you. >> all right dennis, that you will surface also in nearby mesa with spring training, home of the a's. s is not in arizona? the houston astros. maybe training in florida, but they are living in well, not heaven. >> was this cheating? >> we broke the rules. you can phrase that anyway you want. >> the players have been highly criticized in wake of thursday's failed apology for using digital video means of stealing signs since the 2017 world series run to the title. baseball leag

facing connor mcdavid is, one of the best players in the nhl. second period, tied at two.is blocked. matson scores on the rebound. his first career nhl goal. san jose wins their second straight, 6-3. can't. the 49ers are still grieving over the loss to the chief >> history would suggest to san francisco will not make it back to the super bowl next year. we lynch says this team could but that threat. >> i believe eight teams have gone back after losing the super bowl. so it is tough. but we don't believe we are different, you know? how many teams that go for 4 winds to 13. not dominating nfc and the play- offs. so we believe this team is different. we believe we are capable of doing it. >> and we are headed down to monterey golf postgame shows. follow the at&t pro-am on cbs, both on saturday and sunday. i'dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> after a lackluster baseball season, the san francisco giants are hoping to generate interest for 2020. >> they will hold the animal and test tomorrow at orrville park. festivities include autographs from players and coaches. gate

. >> the odds are something like what happened to connor will happen again. >> absolutely. >> marineutenant connor mcdowell was killed last may during a training exercise in california when the light armored vehicle he was riding in rolled over and fell into an 18-foot ravine. he was 24. >> he said mom when i grow up, i want to protect my country. as a first grader. >> five months before his accident other marines in mcdowell's unit experienced a similar rollover. mcdowell wrote in his journal we got real lucky. a miracle no one was killed. >> he predicted that there would be more rollovers and the next time somebody would die. he didn't know he was the one who would die. >> mcdowell's parents michael and susan along with his fiancee kathleen bourque turned their pain into a mission. lobbying the pentagon for improved military procedures and equipment. >> every month more young people are dying in the rollovers. we are not trying to lower readiness or preparedness, but we got to lower these deaths. they are devastating to families. >> reporter: in 2019 at least 15 marines and soldier

>> to see buster posey, connor pence and alex dickerson. had a q&a e tod sedo. n.ssio anything you can ask, it's really fun. >> single-game giants tickets for the entire 2020 season also went on sale today. >>> let's head over the s upto n to>> gre rr day ether you dae enout at . oracle, or out for t lunar new year, saturday was fantastic. tomorrow is the day when the wind picks up. besides the three headlines of how the weather will change for us. first off, sunday's wind and i will talk about that in a detail. once we get past sunday, there is a big warm up for early next week. plenty of low 70s for the first part of this coming week. and, no rain in sight, unfortunately, not a good thing because we are below average and could use it. overnight lows get down into the upper 30s in the north bay ith santa rosa 39, san jose to tistca lomost spots in and around the bay. then we warmed right back up into the low 60s. temperatures very much like they were today. but, tomorrow will feel quite different, i don't think you will notice a lot of similarity. here is why,

if connor mcdavid scores, that kids get a puppy. someone is getting a puppy.s storm back and take the lead in the second. second career goal there from letinov. kevin he bank puts this in, and sharks win 6-3. >>> the warriors are going to look different this saturday night right here on nbc 7. gone are evans and spellman. and now de'angelo russell. he was traded in a deal with minnesota during today's trade deadline. in re get andrew wiggins, a 2021 first round pick and second round tick. >>> pac 12 hoops. stanford on the road at utah. second half, cardinal down seven. the cardinal within five. the jam. 12:00 to go, and in overtime, jones with a scoop to the hoop. utah wins. >>> would you bring the golden bears haven't won a road game all year? eight minutes to go, cal down one. cal has the lead. but too much bucks down the stretch. colorado wins 71-65. >>> did you see this? first round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. larry fitzgerald leads the amateurs. this sports report sponsored by river rock casino. couldn't ask for tis better than the criminal in democr

number two, nick bonito tried to shovel the puck into the goal but connor is there for the rejectionccess is denied. at number one, a fast break and loves in for the alley you and duke wins. is 63-55. but again, mookie betts a free agent after the season do to make $27 million. the dodgers all in and that is tough news for the giants looking at l.a. that the latest in sports. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and in our next half hour and streaming on cbsn bay area, helping improve the quality of life for prisoners. coming up the new ruling requiring one san francisco jail to allow those locked up outside for at least an hour every day. >> plus write your driver say tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold

in 2003 killed about 300 people our correspondent pill reports from the territory on how many on connor's fear that history could be repeating itself as the new corona virus spreads. exhausted but relieved that nightmare that in and last week these residents were pulled from their beds in the middle of the night off to 2 people living floors apart tested positive for k. that 19 it's is the buyers could be traveling through the pipes gripping hong kong with the collective dread that it was about to watch history repeat itself this isn't way gardens in 2003 it became synonymous with tragedy $42.00 residents lost their lives to the song's epidemic hundreds more were infected defective pipes had been carrying the virus directly into people's homes the whole. becoming the city. they had to come home to gobble gobble i feel so sad and so i would have even those of that 7 years that humans are still be coming to evaluate the market the horror of what happened here is still feed in people's minds many still haunted by the tail of the tragedy and it's that which is now fueling faith today. mr yep

a foundation here in los angeles live in la conner powel back to you all righ, thank you so much connor. >>well now back he at in the bay area we want to check in on our weather forecas and see how your monday is shapin up with john travel jos and good morning to you robin we are looking at nice conditions out there this monday temperatures this rning. certainly chilly but nditions, nice and calm as you do venture out your to get you can see skies, nice and clear on the horizon berkeley all the y up to san francisco looking at clearing skies overhead we do see some cloud cover this mornng but that's already working its way out of the picture. >>so increasingly sunny skies by the time we work our way into the afternoon ahead of us temperatures righ now are in the 40's and 50's pretty mild conditions formost of the bay, you head up into the north and that's where you'll find your 30's right now petaluma napa fairfield and lena each in the mid to upper 30's for your current temperatures later on today look foro daytime highs rising into the upr 60's to low 70's in some cas we're keeping a

to stay with us and we are joined no fire webcam i'm joined now via webcam from belfast by doctor connor institute for experimental medicine at queens university in belfast. thank you for speaking to us. lots of questions about this coronavirus. what do we not know about it? what are the outstanding questions? we have only known about it for the last month but some of the most pressing questions are how has this virus transmitted ? and pressing questions are how has this virus transmitted? and if you are asymptomatic or mild symptomatic, how likely are you to transmit the virus? we know that it can cause infections, these can be fatal, but nearly 1% of the sort of infections are deadly. viruses transmit or infect in different ways. clarify how this particular coronavirus is transmitting. we know that this virus will cause a lung infection and pneumonia, so you get symptoms like coughing or shortness of breath oi’ like coughing or shortness of breath ora like coughing or shortness of breath or a fever, this means it can spread by respiratory system. a cough or a sneeze, these droplets wil

there's going to comment and those lines they don't take a chance to get to normal to give me some connor feel like no nor do you have someone to call you know because he's always for you how do you change the one changed there are some element of the salvatore makes you automatically i'm like travis you know you come. to do nothing but bad things that is not the coon militia take the time to nor was there and where we were we stand at that point in time nor not i'm thankful for the hope that is follow me because if it wasn't for them the truth i don't know where i would be either jail already dead because i'm a fantasy states and is very terrifying. situation by me seeing dylan and does ok ok my memories yes that is just a little bag that's your life that's a how do you end up being deported and you have a back how is that possible what happened because you were in prison a little before you get the body. you used to always does the only things you have right there you know you don't want whatever you have there and the little badness which you had over there that's what you come. will y

. >> host: here's gary, democrats line, connors bill indiana. >> caller: good morning mister scanlon and mister skinner. three quick points.i want to say yang would make a strong vice presidential candidate and my second point, i'm going to make a huge statement but get ready. i believe if bernie sanders was our president he would be the greatest since franklin delano roosevelt but the only concern is i have to he's pushing he's 80 and he's a health liability so my third point, tom steyer. i'd like to ask you what does pete buttigieg have that tom steyer does not have? >> host: trent, do you wantto take any of that ? >> guest: i'll talk about tom steyer. maybe two months ago eynow, tom steyer has spent so much money here and let off with this funny anecdote, there were two girls here and they sat down at their dinner table and they could repeat the tom steyer ad they saw on youtube word for word. impeach donald trump, that kind of thing. everyone knows who he is. he's got great name recognition because of all the advertising both on social media and on television. for a time he was o

important topic of his songs and an issue he bonded over with candidate senator elizabeth warren connor to be extremely thoughtful stream we empathetic and willing to listen when to listen in a way willing to learn or willing to learn new things because he doesn't have the lived experience of black people right. and one brown is still on decided to support we meet him again in his church preparing meals for people in neat his main concern while the candidates keep their promises once they win the nomination i don't see any of the kind. it is common to to talk to this baby or the people in this community and soul will come they'll drop in to solicit all these folks get the crowd route up for the primary on saturday and they will never see them again what they want to see in south carolina is a candidate who doesn't forget them and whose policies speak to the people here. the court of arbitration for sport has found chinese swimmer son yang guilty of a serious doping offense for destroying his own blood samples in 2018 the reigning olympic champion will now be banned for 8 years for break

connors, let's take it to you?he stimulus, commodities markets reacting, fx markets reacting. what do you think is the most important prism to keep an eye on? is at thisnk it stage to distinguish what is happening in china and elsewhere. the virus situation is becoming increasingly a china-centric story. today, only one new case in asia next china, showing that the measures taken by china are containing the virus. damage maye china not be over yet. on the other hand, globally, we are getting to that stage where we are getting a pickup and panic and fear. this week is when i first are looking for an opportunity to turn positive globally. -- dani, you are looking at commodities getting bashed. dani: the futures market having to play a little bit of catch-up. a lot of these commodities falling by 8%, everything from metal, energy, agriculture. oil, and steel. the concern, will the coronavirus sap demand? we had that story about demand in china for oil falling 20%. china is one of the biggest producers of copper and st

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earlier doctor connor bamford, a virologist at the wellcome—wolfson institute for experimental medicinen about the virus last month so we have a lot of standard questions, but a lot of the ones are how is this virus transmitted? especially if you are asymptomatic 01’ especially if you are asymptomatic or show mild symptoms, how likely are you to be transmitting the virus? how well is it equipped to cause severe infections? these infections can be fatal but nearly 196 infections can be fatal but nearly 1% of these infections are deadly, we doubly know that. viruses transmit or infect in different ways. clarify how this particular coronavirus is transmitting. we know it will cause a lung infection, pneumonia, so you will get symptoms like coughing and shortness of breath and a fever, this will lead to it being spread by the respiratory system. so, a carfor a sneeze, we will send out droplets with virus in it and can be picked up with virus in it and can be picked up by with virus in it and can be picked up by another person. this virus is transmittable up by another person. this virus is

connor in olympia, washington, republican. you, i definitely am supporting amy for this race. had a good showing in new hampshire and a great influence of energy in our country. i think for republican voters as well, she is someone who could be seen as leaning more toward the middle versus the other candidates. i think that is what is needed to rally us together. host: thank you for your call. i wanted to share with you a series of tweets, some interesting statistics, from a website called fact base, doing an ongoing project since donald trump took office, analyzing every word he has spoken or tweeted. here is a series of three. penchant for has a developing nicknames for opponents, and here is what fact base says. donald trump has nicknames for democratic candidates and mentors them often. one candidate about whom he said almost nothing, amy klobuchar. two mentions. sanders,ison, bernie 823, joe biden, 450 five, elizabeth warren, 225, mike bloomberg, 27, and pete buttigieg 33. twicetioned amy klobuchar 2018.hank her in also to say she looked like a snowman. it will be interes

calling for a day when classroom instruction will be dedicated entirely to civics, sandra day owe connor, civics celebration day. [ applause ] it's not enough to just teach the values of our founding principles. we must demonstrate them in our daily lives. around the country free speech and other constitutional rights guaranteed to the people are being assaulted or abandoned. for safe spaces and trigger warnings. some people would rather silence speech than hear an opposing view. have they read our constitution? do they know why america was founded? thankfully, we have three university presidents, presidents crowe, robins and chain, who ensure arizona's campuses are models for the rest of the country, where the marketplace of ideas is alive and well, and where diversity of thought and discourse are given room to grow. the arizona way. [ applause ] the safety of our citizens, it's what keeps me up at night. as you'll see in it our balanced budget, we continue to put a focus on our border strike force to combat the influx of dangerous drugs and crime at our border. new surveillance cameras

one was responsible for the bombing in new york in 1975 that killed my friend joe connor's dad frank.o pardon terrorists, that's what barack obama did. that's what bill clinton did. where were these same public servants attacking this president for 5 pardons, one of them being rob blagojevich. he was a democrat. this was heavy handed sentencing. this was way above. he should have gotten a one or two-year sentence for those crimes. he was convicted. 8 years was plenty. this president who has done the first step act letting people out for these non-violent offenses. this is have much right in that theme that he's been doing the last three years. trish: it's wild. no matter what he does, they flip out. >> we have seen it for three years. trish: i think people are getting tired of it. they will go to the ballot box and say enough of these democrats. they will vote themselves right out of their majority in the house. >> i hope so. can you imagine what these people are going to be doing november 4 after president trump wins reelection because of the actions of nancy pelosi and chuck schumer

i grew up literally in the middle of connor fields. my first memory is being in a house that used to be a hay barn in the middle of a cotton field. i grew up driving cotton pickers and working in cotton fields and moving irrigation fields. from an early time, dixie was part of our culture when i heard growing up. still to this day, when i hear a song dixie, it stirs something in my soul. even though in my head i realized it was a song written for a different purpose than what i believed it to be written for. >> written - - again, as we said last night that you don't have to push hard to find irony in american life. dixie was written for minstrel black faced performers in new york city to sing about how the informally enslaved which they can be back in slavery. that's what the song was written for. one of the ways we had to find to deal with this is how do you tell the tensions of the story. >> absolutely. when we were doing our book tour, we had a performance that went along with it. we had to go through the thought process of how do y

. >>> and the connors will be a little different. the cast is doing a live episode on both coasts and responding in real-time to the new hampshire primary results. >> this is an opportunity to engage people. to bring in real news. to connect a lot of different audiences at one time. >> what we're trying to do, deal with the primary at the same time. and i hope people just prern the ambition of it. >> i hope people have a good time andghaund a a few extra people go out and vote. >> and you can watch the tonight. >> spencer christian is here with the latest. >> it will be clear overnight. maybe a little fog over the central valley. i don't think it will bleed into the bay area. off the coastline, a little fog. clear skies in the low to mid 40s. we'll see highs to about 60 on the coast. maybe mid 60s on the bay. shoreline and some upper 50s inland. it remains dry over the weekend we get a few clouds. and there is the possibility of an overnight shower saturday night. we start the week sunny skies on monday. we're looking pretty good. >>

and he shows everybody why he beat connor cook to be the starting quarterback for this team. standing by with brock. >> brock: you told us yesterday a couple years since you got to play. what were those reps like tonight? >> amazing to fly around with live bullets, you know, run around, make plays for my guys and have fun. >> brock: what did you learn about the system and what did you learn about your teammates tonight? >> we are never out of it. my teammates are tough. i will have to start being tougher. >> brock: you took some hitso y? >> great. >> brock: congratulations. >> thank you, appreciate it. >> curt: yeah, this team was down 17-12 with less than two minutes in the second quarter. 25 straight. that's how you win it. congratulations to june jones, the -- hey, a win is a win, right? >> joel: that's right. >> curt: kony ealy doing his duty. (vo) why the aceves family chose verizon. we all use our phones very differently. these two are always gaming and this one is always on facetime. and my oldest is learning to be a pilot. we need a reliable network because i need to

museum week, we are live from the national museum of the marine corps with senior coordinator owen connor and the director to discuss the 75th anniversary of the battle of iwo jima. watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning, and be sure to watch washington journal all this week for museum week. wednesday morning we will explore the smithsonian museum of american history. from the ground of george washington's mount vernon, we are joined by doug bradburn, the president and ceo of george washington's mount vernon on this president's day. first, explain the significance of the moment that is portrayed over your shoulder

. >>> a special live episode of "the connors."onight's show will incorporate live results from the new hampshire primary. the show is filmed in front of a live studio audience and the stars of the show also have live theater experience so should be fine. tonight's experience will be quite different. >> thet certificaater is live b rehearsed for four weeks and it's not being recorded for prosperity. >> no one can play back your mistakes. >> i have faith in them. it airs here on abc 7 and happens tonight at 8:00. >>> one of the most pressing questions in the dog world will get answered in new york city tonight. >> yes, and that is which dog will be best in show. judges will pick one of the seven dogs that's won at the group level at the westminster kennel club's dog show. more than 2,600 dogs from 49 states, 19 different countries. it has taken place every year since -- oh, look at this queen. look. reggie, how cute. >> that's a lot for me. i prefer more natural. >> no, you show up and you prance. >> i can see the different sorts of

. >>> and behind the scenes of "the connors." changing the show in realtime.like choose your own adventure. primary results were coming in and they were changing as they went. we will talk to michael fishman live. and the top dog, we already talked about it, siba, prancing into times square after being crowned the winner at westminster overnight. yes, we can't wait to bring you an interview with her. >> the always funny will ferrell. we probably should have had will ferrell do that interview. >> yeah. >> and issa rae, maybe the both of them best in show type deal. why didn't we think of this? >> ginger is trying to assign herself a new job as if she doesn't have ten things going on at once. >> add one more. >> i like that idea. ginger, we'll see mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on t

[applause] and as i just was coming in saw a few good friends, sharon and connor, leaders of our disabilitye, man. [applause] thank you. and then i also wanted to recognize someone that you probably have not met. cindy who is the system of lieutenant colonel vindman. we want to thank her. [cheers and applause] -- sister-in-law. [applause] i think we all know of any state, virginia gets this, the respect for our military, the respect for our federal employees, this idea -- [applause] this idea that people who devote themselves to our country regardless of party. i saw a few republicans on my way in. we are proud to identify -- there we go. some of them are being quiet right now. it was my friend john mccain actually, one of the last things when john and i visited him, he showed me some words in this book, which reminds me of lieutenant colonel vindman action and the word said this. he was having trouble speaking at the end and it said there's nothing more liberating in life and fighting for a cause larger than yourself. [applause] and that is so much -- that is so much about what this electi

vulnerable congressman connor lam in western pennsylvania said, quote, it would hard for you to win his district. congressman anthony brindisi of new york said your platform is not a winning message. congressman behr of california said you would put the house majority in jeopardy. what's your response to these democrats who are worried you're going to hurt them in more moderate districts? >> the truth is our aendwra is precisely the agenda that the overwhelming majority of the american people want. people 29 years of age, we increased voter turnout by some 33%. it's a huge voter turnout. we do that all over crit. i think you're going to see incredible gains for down ballot democrats. at the end of the day, the american people want to raise the minimum wage to 15 bucs an hour they want to make public colleges and universities tuition free and the american people understand health care is a human right not a privilege. the american people understand we have got to deal with the existential threat of climate change. our agenda is the agenda of working class and middle class americans. they

tomorrow, it travels back in time and tries to kill sarah connor.to happen, sheldon. no one ever does. that's why it happens. (door opening) hey. is the food here? ooh. what's that? that, dear lady, is the wolowitz programmable hand, designed for extravehicular repairs on the international space station. ah, cool. ask me to pass the soy sauce. oh, does that come up much on the space station? mostly with asian and jewish astronauts. all right. pass the soy sauce. coming up. (inhales, clears throat) (rapid typing) so how's work? oh, it's not bad. kind of hungry. yeah, we all are. just wait. you realize, penny, that the technology that went into this arm will one day make unskilled food servers such as yourself obsolete. really? they're going to make a robot that spits on your hamburger? i thought you broke up with her. why is she here? okay, here we go. passing the soy sauce. (whirring) put out your hand. oh! that modest leap forward from the basic technology that gave us country bear jamboree.

>>barack obama let's go live to connor pollen here more doors have opened here at the staples center has some 20,000 fans celebrities nd hletes begin to arrive to pay tribut to the life and legacy of kobe bryant. >>it's eing called a celebration of life. d this morning fans will be given an opportunity to say goodbyeto onof the greatest baetball playrs of all time in sparta all generation. >>of yng athletes i grew up watchingim play you know our allies and special person koby bryant and his 13 year-old daughter gianna. >>were laid to rest during a private memorial service earlier this month in coron del mar california. bryan spent his entireprofessional career with the los angeles lakers much of that time playing right here at the staples centertickets for $24.2 to $224 those price m points along with today's date are in honor of the number 24 jersey, bryant wore the later part of his career. and the number 2 jersey, his daughter gianna warren used basketball. los angeles. he has a day with honoring him so i first came i am and i didn't knowwhere i was going i don't know anything aut

recovering and her new baby connor will hopefully be home safe and sound monday. you have heard it here before. moms, they're our modern day superhero. >>> coming up, more news with my favorite snowshoeing enthusiast ayman mohyeldin. >> thank you for outing me on national television. hello. i'm ayman mohyeldin in for hallie jackson. with just over 24 hours to go to the start of tomorrow's caucuses, we are on the ground with the candidates who are launching a last minute blitz for votes and sharpening their attacks on front-runner bernie sanders. >> i get real stuff done. i want to be president to change things. >> he voted to exempt gun manufacturers in my liability. zero. >> and hoping to avoid any more caucus chaos, they're ready to go and confident that nevada won't be iowa 2.0. new this morning our new reporting on why acting director of intelligence joseph maguire is out of a job. it is because intel officials gave a briefing to lawmakers on capitol hill warning about russia's plans to meddle in the election to help the president. our newsroom is ready to go